Hello
Hello
Divine Angel said:
Hello
These breakfast biscuits are pretty good, although you’re clearly supposed to dip them into milk or coffee as they’re quite dry.
Morning punters and correctors., a bit overcast and warm in the Pearl of the South Specific this morning.
According to Isser (2010), Matthew probably unified several speeches into the Sermon on the Mount while Nolland (2004) asserts the gospel is a “manual for discipleship”. Jesus spoke with authority as he held all three points necessary for a persuasive speech (Dainton 2015) and the new laws brought in by Jesus and the burgeoning religion of Christianity didn’t contradict Jewish or Pharisee law, so his audience were more receptive to Jesus’ teachings.
Divine Angel said:
These breakfast biscuits are pretty good, although you’re clearly supposed to dip them into milk or coffee as they’re quite dry.
Goodos are a bit softer.
The Sacred Stone Camp, one of the primary organizers of the Dakota protesters who are on the site, told Ars in a statement:
There is no solid line between “organizers” and others—this is a movement, not an organization. There are many camps and points of contact, we can only verify that it did not originate from the Sacred Stone Camp FB page. We support the tactic, and think it is a great way to express solidarity. The copy and paste technique has created a unique way of generating numbers of support—it’s more impactful to see thousands of our friends take the time to create a unique status update.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/10/theres-no-way-your-facebook-check-in-is-confusing-north-dakota-cops/
The crowdsourcing goal was modest: $5,000 US, enough to help a few dozen people camping in North Dakota to protest the nearby construction of the four-state Dakota Access oil pipeline. The fund has since topped a staggering $1 million US.
The fund is among several cash streams that have provided at least $3 million US to help with legal costs, food and other supplies to those opposing the nearly 1,900 kilometre pipeline. It may also give protesters the ability to prolong their months-long encampments that have attracted thousands of supporters, as the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe pursues the fight in court.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/pipeline-protest-funding-1.3828618
Peak Warming Man said:
Divine Angel said:
These breakfast biscuits are pretty good, although you’re clearly supposed to dip them into milk or coffee as they’re quite dry.
Goodos are a bit softer.
If anyone’s interested, I’m writing a novel this month. See http://nanowrimo.org/participants/jabber-wocky/novels/the-novel-with-no-name-1093924/ for (a lack of) details.
“While it is true that law enforcement can and does comb public social media posts during protests, it’s not clear what effect this would have when officers could simply go to the Standing Rock site and arrest people in person.”
That’s what was confusing me about why people were checking into Standing Rock.
Wocky said:
If anyone’s interested, I’m writing a novel this month. See http://nanowrimo.org/participants/jabber-wocky/novels/the-novel-with-no-name-1093924/ for (a lack of) details.
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Wocky said:
If anyone’s interested, I’m writing a novel this month. See http://nanowrimo.org/participants/jabber-wocky/novels/the-novel-with-no-name-1093924/ for (a lack of) details.
Well need your user name and password to get in there, Wocky.
kii’s at work, isn’t she. Loca the Pug has done a Trump video…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB2rBX9ylu0&list=PL7EA4D3F0A25D9568&feature=iv&src_vid=VTeb6×-6k_I&annotation_id=channel%3A544892d0-0000-286a-86d4-001a11c17db2
Don’t mind me, I’m amusing myself.
Peak Warming Man said:
Wocky said:
If anyone’s interested, I’m writing a novel this month. See http://nanowrimo.org/participants/jabber-wocky/novels/the-novel-with-no-name-1093924/ for (a lack of) details.
Well need your user name and password to get in there, Wocky.
And you bank login details too.
poikilotherm said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Wocky said:
If anyone’s interested, I’m writing a novel this month. See http://nanowrimo.org/participants/jabber-wocky/novels/the-novel-with-no-name-1093924/ for (a lack of) details.
Well need your user name and password to get in there, Wocky.
And you bank login details too.
Sorry, I can’t figure out how to make it public. Previous years I’ve been able to just post a similar link to that one, but this year it seems to be locked out.
buffy said:
kii’s at work, isn’t she. Loca the Pug has done a Trump video…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB2rBX9ylu0&list=PL7EA4D3F0A25D9568&feature=iv&src_vid=VTeb6×-6k_I&annotation_id=channel%3A544892d0-0000-286a-86d4-001a11c17db2
Don’t mind me, I’m amusing myself.
kii’s on the couch watching The Fall.
Bit tired after going to North Dakota today and working for 4 hours at BN here. Tidying up after others who should know how to fucking do the stoopid job.
How is everyone?
kii said:
buffy said:kii’s at work, isn’t she. Loca the Pug has done a Trump video…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB2rBX9ylu0&list=PL7EA4D3F0A25D9568&feature=iv&src_vid=VTeb6×-6k_I&annotation_id=channel%3A544892d0-0000-286a-86d4-001a11c17db2
Don’t mind me, I’m amusing myself.
kii’s on the couch watching The Fall.
Bit tired after going to North Dakota today and working for 4 hours at BN here. Tidying up after others who should know how to fucking do the stoopid job.
How is everyone?
Terrific, wide eyed and bushy tailed after a 9 hour sleep, thanks for asking.
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:
buffy said:kii’s at work, isn’t she. Loca the Pug has done a Trump video…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB2rBX9ylu0&list=PL7EA4D3F0A25D9568&feature=iv&src_vid=VTeb6×-6k_I&annotation_id=channel%3A544892d0-0000-286a-86d4-001a11c17db2
Don’t mind me, I’m amusing myself.
kii’s on the couch watching The Fall.
Bit tired after going to North Dakota today and working for 4 hours at BN here. Tidying up after others who should know how to fucking do the stoopid job.
How is everyone?
Slowly recovering from my fall. Managed to get shoes & socks on today without much pain.Terrific, wide eyed and bushy tailed after a 9 hour sleep, thanks for asking.
I’ve seen that Loca video, buffy :) Grace has a funny running gait, not as off as Loca’s…but she flaps her front paws out a bit.
Grace also sits on Daisy…just sits on her. Like Daisy is a floor pillow.
kii said:
Grace also sits on Daisy…just sits on her. Like Daisy is a floor pillow.
Little Miss does that to Jasmine :-/
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:
buffy said:kii’s at work, isn’t she. Loca the Pug has done a Trump video…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB2rBX9ylu0&list=PL7EA4D3F0A25D9568&feature=iv&src_vid=VTeb6×-6k_I&annotation_id=channel%3A544892d0-0000-286a-86d4-001a11c17db2
Don’t mind me, I’m amusing myself.
kii’s on the couch watching The Fall.
Bit tired after going to North Dakota today and working for 4 hours at BN here. Tidying up after others who should know how to fucking do the stoopid job.
How is everyone?
Terrific, wide eyed and bushy tailed after a 9 hour sleep, thanks for asking.
Nice. I also have 2 paper cuts and 4 broken fingernails – the joys of returning to work :/
kii said:
I’ve seen that Loca video, buffy :) Grace has a funny running gait, not as off as Loca’s…but she flaps her front paws out a bit.Grace also sits on Daisy…just sits on her. Like Daisy is a floor pillow.
Tamb said:
kii said:
I’ve seen that Loca video, buffy :) Grace has a funny running gait, not as off as Loca’s…but she flaps her front paws out a bit.Grace also sits on Daisy…just sits on her. Like Daisy is a floor pillow.
If the other dogs bother Bentley he just puts his left front paw on them until they quieten down.
Buschka, being a lot bigger than Long, puts her foot on him until he sits and then holds him there, when he is annoying her.
Anyway, I have just wasted more time with Loca, so time to go outside and do some work.
There was that weird song My Name is Loca or some such.
>>Slowly recovering from my fall. Managed to get shoes & socks on today without much pain.
Next week pants and shirt?
Peak Warming Man said:
>>Slowly recovering from my fall. Managed to get shoes & socks on today without much pain.Next week pants and shirt?
ChrispenEvan said:
“Now turn around and fuck off”
i’m doing a book on which horse will get the bullet today.
ChrispenEvan said:
i’m doing a book on which horse will get the bullet today.
Who is the favourite?
ChrispenEvan said:
i’m doing a book on which horse will get the bullet today.
The Chubb guys were trying to engage me in small talk about The Big Race. They didn’t like my spiel about cruelty to horses and how 127 horses have died on Australian race tracks this year. So I wished their horses luck and hope the horsies don’t die.
willy wagtail out there be goin’ nuts
lot of other bird like an avian zoo
further news I risen from ‘em dead
a zombie wantin’ coffee infusion
kii said:
ChrispenEvan said:
i’m doing a book on which horse will get the bullet today.
Who is the favourite?
Sibeen…
KmDivine Angel said:
kii said:Grace also sits on Daisy…just sits on her. Like Daisy is a floor pillow.
Little Miss does that to Jasmine :-/
I do that to anzac…
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2016-10-31/dutch-royals-king-willem-alexander-queen-maxima-visit-perth/7978686?pfmredir=sm
Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima in Perth, set to unveil Dirk Hartog dish
I’m beginning to think the Chubb guy likes me. He hangs around much longer than necessary just chatting. I know for a fact he doesn’t do it to the other girl who normally works Chubb mornings.
ChrispenEvan said:
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So, it’s the drink driving laws that have rooned Australias attitude toward boat people …
It’s turned as black as the inside of a cat here.
Good to see the grubs selling out the country for self interest and personal gain…
“Robb’s consultancy was reportedly announced by the Landbridge Group on 2 September, two months after the 2 July election at which Robb retired as MP for Goldstein. Robb retired as trade minister in February 2016.”
British novelist Sir Salman Rushdie has written a damning summary of Donald Trump’s alleged crimes, including “child rape”, in a bid to offer some much-needed perspective into the FBI’s latest investigation into emails possibly linked to Hillary Clinton.
In a Facebook post written on Sunday, Rushdie said that Trump was due to “go on trial in November accused of racketeering and again in December accused of child rape”.
After listing a variety of accusations levelled at the Republican presidential candidate, Rushdie concludes: “Oh, but let’s talk about some emails Hillary didn’t send from someone else’s computer, that weren’t a crime anyway, because that’s how to choose a president.
“Come on, America. Focus.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/sir-salman-rushdie-facebook-post-hillary-clinton-emails-america-focus_uk_5816f342e4b0ccfc95630477
Peak Warming Man said:
It’s turned as black as the inside of a cat here.
Swaggie 1: This night is as black as your hat.
Swaggie 2: Black as your hat? What kind of silly idiom is that?
Swaggie 1: Surely you’ve heard the phrase “A darkness that could be felt.”
I really don’t get the brouhaha over Hillary’s deleted emails.
I hear a faint moaning from the ghost of October. Can you hear us, wraith of the past?
One of the women at work dressed up as a black cat (we can wear costumes for Halloween…I just went as me). Not sure that she was totally aware of the “pussy/Trump” thing.
Divine Angel said:
I really don’t get the brouhaha over Hillary’s deleted emails.
It is nothing. She did the same as all three previous Secretaries of State did.
Caught another person today who had to be updated on the southern hemisphere and different seasons thing
kii said:
One of the women at work dressed up as a black cat (we can wear costumes for Halloween…I just went as me). Not sure that she was totally aware of the “pussy/Trump” thing.
My fb friend who is a Trump supporter has her knickers in a knot that Hillary is a baby killer and Jesus sent Trump to set America on the right path again.
kii said:
Caught another person today who had to be updated on the southern hemisphere and different seasons thing
How many have you caught now? Will you release them eventually?
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
One of the women at work dressed up as a black cat (we can wear costumes for Halloween…I just went as me). Not sure that she was totally aware of the “pussy/Trump” thing.
My fb friend who is a Trump supporter has her knickers in a knot that Hillary is a baby killer and Jesus sent Trump to set America on the right path again.
When I read about Trump, I often say “Jesus”
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
One of the women at work dressed up as a black cat (we can wear costumes for Halloween…I just went as me). Not sure that she was totally aware of the “pussy/Trump” thing.
My fb friend who is a Trump supporter has her knickers in a knot that Hillary is a baby killer and Jesus sent Trump to set America on the right path again.
And you are still friends with her?
These people are so stupid! Jesus* sent Trump…..seriously?! Grrrr……
We’re always quiet on Melb Cup day but Red Rooster is always busy with catering orders. I’m watching the dude behind the counter make up catering boxes; so far I’ve counted twenty four.
dv said:
kii said:
Caught another person today who had to be updated on the southern hemisphere and different seasons thing
How many have you caught now? Will you release them eventually?
Never.
Kii-: Caught another person today
Second Witch-: Thrice and once the hedge-pig whined.
Third Witch-: Harpier cries ‘Tis time, ‘tis time.
Apart from her political and religious views, she’s quite interesting. She’s a writer friend whom I met through NaNoWriMo a few years back.
http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2016/10/reported_gas_line_explosion_se.html
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
One of the women at work dressed up as a black cat (we can wear costumes for Halloween…I just went as me). Not sure that she was totally aware of the “pussy/Trump” thing.
My fb friend who is a Trump supporter has her knickers in a knot that Hillary is a baby killer and Jesus sent Trump to set America on the right path again.
And you are still friends with her?
These people are so stupid! Jesus* sent Trump…..seriously?! Grrrr……
- As in Jesus from Mexico? :P
jesus manuel gonzales was the spaniard in the works.
Peak Warming Man said:
kii*-: Caught another person todaySecond Witch-: Thrice and once the hedge-pig whined.
Third Witch-: Harpier cries ‘Tis time, ‘tis time.
*fixed
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:My fb friend who is a Trump supporter has her knickers in a knot that Hillary is a baby killer and Jesus sent Trump to set America on the right path again.
And you are still friends with her?
These people are so stupid! Jesus* sent Trump…..seriously?! Grrrr……
- As in Jesus from Mexico? :P
jesus manuel gonzales was the spaniard in the works.
lol
Oh and she’s very pro-gun too. I think her brother owns a gun store?
Hmm, why am I friends with her…?
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
One of the women at work dressed up as a black cat (we can wear costumes for Halloween…I just went as me). Not sure that she was totally aware of the “pussy/Trump” thing.
My fb friend who is a Trump supporter has her knickers in a knot that Hillary is a baby killer and Jesus sent Trump to set America on the right path again.
Jesus wasn’t much chop the first time around..
dv said:
kii said:
Caught another person today who had to be updated on the southern hemisphere and different seasons thing
How many have you caught now? Will you release them eventually?
only after they have been sent for re-education
Well they’ve found a dead one, after all these years:
Dead fox discovery reignites great debate over predator’s presence in Tasmania
A dead fox has been found in Tasmania, the latest instalment in a tale of intrigue involving allegations of a conspiracy and questions as to whether the multi-million-dollar program to keep the island free of the predator was ever justified.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/dead-fox-discovery-in-tasmania-reignites-debate/7981198
Arts said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
One of the women at work dressed up as a black cat (we can wear costumes for Halloween…I just went as me). Not sure that she was totally aware of the “pussy/Trump” thing.
My fb friend who is a Trump supporter has her knickers in a knot that Hillary is a baby killer and Jesus sent Trump to set America on the right path again.
Jesus wasn’t much chop the first time around..
Just got up and left the second time round too the lazy bastard.
Bubblecar said:
Well they’ve found a dead one, after all these years:Dead fox discovery reignites great debate over predator’s presence in Tasmania
A dead fox has been found in Tasmania, the latest instalment in a tale of intrigue involving allegations of a conspiracy and questions as to whether the multi-million-dollar program to keep the island free of the predator was ever justified.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/dead-fox-discovery-in-tasmania-reignites-debate/7981198
it did look very dead. I wonder if it will be related to a Gippsland fox like the last dead fox found?
My brain turns off now when I see articles about the US election. It’s clear that it’s never going to happen. They’re just going to keep campaigning and debating until Hillary and Trump die of old age.
Apparently we are going to the local pub for lunch. Mr buffy wants to go out. I have told him I’m not hanging around there all afternoon. I have clothes to make, weeds to pull, books to read.
I’m not very social.
Meet the bastards
http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/team/
poikilotherm said:
Just got up and left the second time round too the lazy bastard.
Didn’t Jesus take a South American holiday, according to the Mormons?
Divine Angel said:
poikilotherm said:Just got up and left the second time round too the lazy bastard.
Didn’t Jesus take a South American holiday, according to the Mormons?
you’re thinking of the Nazis
I don’t recall anything about Jesus taking a holiday to the Nazis.
Divine Angel said:
poikilotherm said:Just got up and left the second time round too the lazy bastard.
Didn’t Jesus take a South American holiday, according to the Mormons?
He went with Mary to Southern France and started the Magdalene’s in the Last temptation of Christ.
buffy said:
Apparently we are going to the local pub for lunch. Mr buffy wants to go out. I have told him I’m not hanging around there all afternoon. I have clothes to make, weeds to pull, books to read.
I’m not very social.
I quite feel like going out to lunch today.. but all the places around here will be full of fascinators and cheap suits, and I don’t feel much like being surrounded by that… so I will stay home.. and potter.
Bubblecar said:
Well they’ve found a dead one, after all these years:Dead fox discovery reignites great debate over predator’s presence in Tasmania
A dead fox has been found in Tasmania, the latest instalment in a tale of intrigue involving allegations of a conspiracy and questions as to whether the multi-million-dollar program to keep the island free of the predator was ever justified.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/dead-fox-discovery-in-tasmania-reignites-debate/7981198
Interesting.
Anyway it doesn’t affect my theory that the Tasmanian devils got sick after they started dropping 1080 bait for foxes.
Wonder if I should stop eating Tasmanian salmon:
The Tasmanian Government has defended its regulation of the salmon industry following a warning that poor management could lead to an “environmental disaster”.
One of the state’s three big salmon producers, Huon Aquaculture, told last night’s Four Corners program she believed a potential disaster was looming in Macquarie Harbour where the industry had expanded in recent years.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/tasmanian-government-defends-salmon-industry/7982500
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
poikilotherm said:Just got up and left the second time round too the lazy bastard.
Didn’t Jesus take a South American holiday, according to the Mormons?
He went with Mary to Southern France and started the Magdalene’s in the Last temptation of Christ.
ChrispenEvan said:
Divine Angel said:
poikilotherm said:Just got up and left the second time round too the lazy bastard.
Didn’t Jesus take a South American holiday, according to the Mormons?
you’re thinking of the Nazis
The Church of the Latter Day Nazis?
The Nazi Tabernacle Choir ?
The Nazirean
dv said:
The Nazirean
Good one centurion.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Well they’ve found a dead one, after all these years:Dead fox discovery reignites great debate over predator’s presence in Tasmania
A dead fox has been found in Tasmania, the latest instalment in a tale of intrigue involving allegations of a conspiracy and questions as to whether the multi-million-dollar program to keep the island free of the predator was ever justified.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/dead-fox-discovery-in-tasmania-reignites-debate/7981198
Interesting.
Anyway it doesn’t affect my theory that the Tasmanian devils got sick after they started dropping 1080 bait for foxes.
they were dropping 1080 long before that to protect forestry plantations from vermin.(Robin Gray language)
The plantations were all E.nitens and selected for their own resistance to predator browsing. Like any monoculture it could be the monoculture at fault.
And then there is the crap they aerialspray on plantations. We are still using atrazine and the like.
1080 is bad. But I think we are using badder stuff.
As an aside Forestry made another loss this year and passed a whole heap of debt in the super across to the state govt. Forestry is fixing this by 1. Changing their name and 2. Logging on a faster rotation in coupes they had put aside.
Bubblecar said:
Wonder if I should stop eating Tasmanian salmon:The Tasmanian Government has defended its regulation of the salmon industry following a warning that poor management could lead to an “environmental disaster”.
One of the state’s three big salmon producers, Huon Aquaculture, told last night’s Four Corners program she believed a potential disaster was looming in Macquarie Harbour where the industry had expanded in recent years.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/tasmanian-government-defends-salmon-industry/7982500
I only eat what I get that gets smoked at the local butchers. He buys the accidentally small fish that get to the factory. But I am wondering the same..
My biggest problem with the show was the ‘political’ ‘behind the scenes’ ‘lying to the public’ thing that was an undercurrent in it and most other exposes on Tasmanian industry.
sarahs mum said:
I only eat what I get that gets smoked at the local butchers. He buys the accidentally small fish that get to the factory. But I am wondering the same..My biggest problem with the show was the ‘political’ ‘behind the scenes’ ‘lying to the public’ thing that was an undercurrent in it and most other exposes on Tasmanian industry.
Yes it doesn’t necessarily make it any easier for the public to discern what’s going on.
Anyway I liked the gravadlax best but they’re now only selling it online in small packages. I used to buy it by the kg along with the hot-smoked ocean trout.
Divine Angel said:
#BREAKING Bob Day has tendered his resignation, effective immediately
Good.
One less campaigner in Canberra clogging up the place. Since he was one of the major funders for Fundies First I hope it means a bit of a slide in their fortunes too.
*bump *
Usually you’re all high and mighty because we’re using the month ahead of you!
Divine Angel said:
Usually you’re all high and mighty because we’re using the month ahead of you!
meh…too tired plus I’m older and more mature about stuff.
I’m not.
*rings doorbell and runs away *
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
Usually you’re all high and mighty because we’re using the month ahead of you!
meh…too tired plus I’m older and more mature about stuff.
heart of a star and all…
Old lady: Have you put a bet on today?
Me: No. Haven’t had time.
Old lady: What? Can’t you do it on your phone?
poikilotherm said:
Old lady: Have you put a bet on today?
Me: No. Haven’t had time.
Old lady: What? Can’t you do it on your phone?
so what’s your excuse now??
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
Old lady: Have you put a bet on today?
Me: No. Haven’t had time.
Old lady: What? Can’t you do it on your phone?so what’s your excuse now??
Was going to go all DA about the horses thing but it’s not the best way to keep customers here in the styx…
I’ll put a bet on for you, what’s your credit card number?
poikilotherm said:
Was going to go all DA about the horses thing but it’s not the best way to keep customers here in the styx…
To be fair, I’ve only said it to the Chubb guys and they’re contractually obliged to come back.
Divine Angel said:
poikilotherm said:Was going to go all DA about the horses thing but it’s not the best way to keep customers here in the styx…
To be fair, I’ve only said it to the Chubb guys and they’re contractually obliged to come back.
Yea, my largest customer demographic has me acting like PWM all day…
poikilotherm said:
Divine Angel said:
poikilotherm said:Was going to go all DA about the horses thing but it’s not the best way to keep customers here in the styx…
To be fair, I’ve only said it to the Chubb guys and they’re contractually obliged to come back.
Yea, my largest customer demographic has me acting like PWM all day…
dude… you understand that your customers are addicted to the products you sell, right..??
Although I have had some doozies today.
“Can I have a thickshake with skinny milk? I’m lactose intolerant.”
“Does the peanut butter one have custard in it?” “No, it has peanut butter” “Do you have one like that but with custard?”
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
Divine Angel said:To be fair, I’ve only said it to the Chubb guys and they’re contractually obliged to come back.
Yea, my largest customer demographic has me acting like PWM all day…
dude… you understand that your customers are addicted to the products you sell, right..??
I’m a jerk to the addicts, they’re always coming back.
What do “oceanographer” and “exospheric” have in common?
They’re both horses in this year’s Melbourne Cup.
Arts said:
buffy said:Apparently we are going to the local pub for lunch. Mr buffy wants to go out. I have told him I’m not hanging around there all afternoon. I have clothes to make, weeds to pull, books to read.
I’m not very social.
I quite feel like going out to lunch today.. but all the places around here will be full of fascinators and cheap suits, and I don’t feel much like being surrounded by that… so I will stay home.. and potter.
That is what happened. I et my lunch and I came home. I’ll cut out some more blouses for Mum and do some journal reading. I’m sure that will be a lot more fascinating for me.
ChrispenEvan said:
:)
And now, “new laws will ban asylum seekers from ever coming to Australia”.
:(
Well, that is not exactly true…
furious said:
- And now, “new laws will ban asylum seekers from ever coming to Australia”
Well, that is not exactly true…
new laws will ban any refugee that comes by boat (be they a valid asylum seeker or not) from ever entering Australia.
dv said:
I have handled the original. It was in the bowels of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam in 1965, not on display when we visited. My father insisted that we had come all the way from Australia to see the plate and that we should be allowed. Amazingly, the museum’s curator acquiesced. The plate is surprisingly small and heavy.
http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2016-10-31/dutch-royals-king-willem-alexander-queen-maxima-visit-perth/7978686?pfmredir=smDutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima in Perth, set to unveil Dirk Hartog dish
Peak Warming Man said:
It’s currently 30.0°C and 59% RH here. The builders have knocked off and gone to the pub for lunch and the horsie-horsies.
It’s turned as black as the inside of a cat here.
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:It’s currently 30.0°C and 59% RH here. The builders have knocked off and gone to the pub for lunch and the horsie-horsies.
It’s turned as black as the inside of a cat here.
There’s little storms/rain about Brissy, DA is about to get a wet butt.
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:It’s currently 30.0°C and 59% RH here. The builders have knocked off and gone to the pub for lunch and the horsie-horsies.
It’s turned as black as the inside of a cat here.
The horsie-horsies are parading towards the mounting yard now.
I’ve never bet on a horse race. Mind you I’ve never bet on anything. I think I bought a raffle ticket once.
mollwollfumble said:
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:It’s currently 30.0°C and 59% RH here. The builders have knocked off and gone to the pub for lunch and the horsie-horsies.
It’s turned as black as the inside of a cat here.
The horsie-horsies are parading towards the mounting yard now.
Favourites include Hartnell, oceanographer, Jameka, bondi beach.
Bubblecar said:
I’ve never bet on a horse race. Mind you I’ve never bet on anything. I think I bought a raffle ticket once.
I bet on a horse race once.
I wonder if the order in which the horses enter the Barrier gates has an effect on the results. Too early and muscles would tend to freeze up.
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
Michael V said:
It’s currently 30.0°C and 59% RH here. The builders have knocked off and gone to the pub for lunch and the horsie-horsies.The horsie-horsies are parading towards the mounting yard now.
Favourites include Hartnell, oceanographer, Jameka, bondi beach.
They’re off.
Bubblecar said:
I’ve never bet on a horse race. Mind you I’ve never bet on anything. I think I bought a raffle ticket once.
shouldn’t bet if you can’t afford to lose…
well that’s what my old man would say…
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
Michael V said:
It’s currently 30.0°C and 59% RH here. The builders have knocked off and gone to the pub for lunch and the horsie-horsies.The horsie-horsies are parading towards the mounting yard now.
Favourites include Hartnell, oceanographer, Jameka, bondi beach.
Excess knowledge first so far
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
Michael V said:
It’s currently 30.0°C and 59% RH here. The builders have knocked off and gone to the pub for lunch and the horsie-horsies.The horsie-horsies are parading towards the mounting yard now.
Favourites include Hartnell, oceanographer, Jameka, bondi beach.
Secret number in front now
Almandin, heartbreak city 1 and 2.
mollwollfumble said:
Almandin, heartbreak city 1 and 2.
3 Hartnell
4 qewy
A rebec bow and set of harp strings has just arrived from the UK.
Divine Angel said:
wtf?
kii said:
One of the women at work dressed up as a black cat (we can wear costumes for Halloween…I just went as me). Not sure that she was totally aware of the “pussy/Trump” thing.
My fb friend who is a Trump supporter has her knickers in a knot that Hillary is a baby killer and Jesus sent Trump to set America on the right path again.
Bubblecar said:
A rebec bow and set of harp strings has just arrived from the UK.
Not much use without the rebec and harp. ;-)
How many strings on your rebec / harp?
mollwollfumble said:
Bubblecar said:
A rebec bow and set of harp strings has just arrived from the UK.
Not much use without the rebec and harp. ;-)
How many strings on your rebec / harp?
The rebec has 4, harp has 26 (I think – can’t remember, I haven’t played it for a while :))
Just tried out the rebec bow. Certainly looks the part and works well.
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
Almandin, heartbreak city 1 and 2.
3 Hartnell
4 qewy
Last. Rose of Virginia.
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
Almandin, heartbreak city 1 and 2.
3 Hartnell
4 qewy
Last. Rose of Virginia.
5 whoshotthebarman
6 almoonquith
7 beautiful romance
8 exospheric
——— Forwarded Message ———
From: “Ken”
To: “Jimmy”
Sent: 31/10/2016 4:44:19 PM
Subject: Re: Re: MELBOURNE CUP IS INTERESTING!!!! COULD BE BOILOVER!!
Haven’t done much work on it this and I won’t be betting, but I ended up with 17-13-6 in that order.
Like what I read about Big Orange, but the no, 1 saddlecloth has an abysmal record, and of course they’ve all been great horses.
———————————————————————————-
A couple of old punters that I know have been discussing this years Melbourne Cup on an email thread.
This is one missive from Ken a few days ago, he’ll be kicking himself.
Heartily sick of the “You Won’t Believe What (someone you’ve never heard of) Looks Like Now”. Seems to be a winning clickbait formula, there’s more of them spawning all the time.
Bubblecar said:
Heartily sick of the “You Won’t Believe What (someone you’ve never heard of) Looks Like Now”. Seems to be a winning clickbait formula, there’s more of them spawning all the time.
Most of them are actually quite believable really.
Bubblecar said:
Heartily sick of the “You Won’t Believe What (someone you’ve never heard of) Looks Like Now”. Seems to be a winning clickbait formula, there’s more of them spawning all the time.
Yep the whole www is a giant moneymaking clickbait con only fit for fools and horses.
I only come here, I stay away from the internet.
Bubblecar said:
Heartily sick of the “You Won’t Believe What (someone you’ve never heard of) Looks Like Now”. Seems to be a winning clickbait formula, there’s more of them spawning all the time.
Yeah I’ve managed not to look at any of those. A variant is “what X looks like now is insane!”
What’s weird is that it is sometimes a person who is still prominently involved in the entertainment industry.
I’m also sick of that bum who bought a Ferrari and I don’t care how he did it.
He did it with this one simple trick “they” don’t want you to know about…
furious said:
- I’m also sick of that bum who bought a Ferrari and I don’t care how he did it.
He did it with this one simple trick “they” don’t want you to know about…
Proctologists hate him.
I clicked on a link to see the ammonium dichromate and mercury (II) thiocyanate reaction, and the page has the following banners:
What Jeri Ryan looks like now is insane
Explore a variety of dental implant options within your budget
9 out of 10 people can’t get through these photos, can you?
What Susan Boyle Looks Like Now Is Jaw Dropping
7 Australian Dating Sites that Actually Work
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You
15 Times The Cameraman Caught More Than Expected
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You (UrbanJoker)
28 Things Dogs Should Never Eat
These Scientists Think “Hexagonal Clouds” Could Explain The Bermuda Triangle
Doctors Identify 40 Different Treatments That Bring Little Or No Benefit To The Patient
Russian Researchers Find A Secret Nazi-Era Arctic Weather Station
Ancient Book Reveals Entire Himalayan Arc Can Produce Massive Earthquakes
dv said:
I clicked on a link to see the ammonium dichromate and mercury (II) thiocyanate reaction, and the page has the following banners:What Jeri Ryan looks like now is insane
Explore a variety of dental implant options within your budget
9 out of 10 people can’t get through these photos, can you?
What Susan Boyle Looks Like Now Is Jaw Dropping
7 Australian Dating Sites that Actually Work
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You
15 Times The Cameraman Caught More Than Expected
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You (UrbanJoker)
28 Things Dogs Should Never Eat
These Scientists Think “Hexagonal Clouds” Could Explain The Bermuda Triangle
Doctors Identify 40 Different Treatments That Bring Little Or No Benefit To The Patient
Russian Researchers Find A Secret Nazi-Era Arctic Weather Station
Ancient Book Reveals Entire Himalayan Arc Can Produce Massive Earthquakes
Yeah it’s a fucking jungle mate, stay off the internet for your own sanity.
>Explore a variety of dental implant options within your budget
Did you click on that one?
Bubblecar said:
>Explore a variety of dental implant options within your budgetDid you click on that one?
No, I don’t want to encourage these people.
What PWM looks like now is insane
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
>Explore a variety of dental implant options within your budgetDid you click on that one?
No, I don’t want to encourage these people.
Actually that one sounds as though it might be personalised targeting if you’ve been looking that stuff up.
dv said:
What PWM looks like now is insane
Yes but he looked insane yesterday, too.
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
>Explore a variety of dental implant options within your budgetDid you click on that one?
No, I don’t want to encourage these people.
Actually that one sounds as though it might be personalised targeting if you’ve been looking that stuff up.
Mmm, and I don’t want to encourage that either…
dv said:
I clicked on a link to see the ammonium dichromate and mercury (II) thiocyanate reaction, and the page has the following banners:What Jeri Ryan looks like now is insane
Explore a variety of dental implant options within your budget
9 out of 10 people can’t get through these photos, can you?
What Susan Boyle Looks Like Now Is Jaw Dropping
7 Australian Dating Sites that Actually Work
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You
15 Times The Cameraman Caught More Than Expected
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You (UrbanJoker)
28 Things Dogs Should Never Eat
These Scientists Think “Hexagonal Clouds” Could Explain The Bermuda Triangle
Doctors Identify 40 Different Treatments That Bring Little Or No Benefit To The Patient
Russian Researchers Find A Secret Nazi-Era Arctic Weather Station
Ancient Book Reveals Entire Himalayan Arc Can Produce Massive Earthquakes
And which ones did you click on?
poikilotherm said:
dv said:
I clicked on a link to see the ammonium dichromate and mercury (II) thiocyanate reaction, and the page has the following banners:What Jeri Ryan looks like now is insane
Explore a variety of dental implant options within your budget
9 out of 10 people can’t get through these photos, can you?
What Susan Boyle Looks Like Now Is Jaw Dropping
7 Australian Dating Sites that Actually Work
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You
15 Times The Cameraman Caught More Than Expected
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You (UrbanJoker)
28 Things Dogs Should Never Eat
These Scientists Think “Hexagonal Clouds” Could Explain The Bermuda Triangle
Doctors Identify 40 Different Treatments That Bring Little Or No Benefit To The Patient
Russian Researchers Find A Secret Nazi-Era Arctic Weather Station
Ancient Book Reveals Entire Himalayan Arc Can Produce Massive Earthquakes
And which ones did you click on?
none of them. I watched the reaction and quietly left
“Unintended consequences for male birth control injection
It prevents conception, but it also boosts libido and causes depression”
lol…
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Heartily sick of the “You Won’t Believe What (someone you’ve never heard of) Looks Like Now”. Seems to be a winning clickbait formula, there’s more of them spawning all the time.
Yep the whole www is a giant moneymaking clickbait con only fit for fools and horses.
I only come here, I stay away from the internet.
Quite the name on the dark web though
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:The horsie-horsies are parading towards the mounting yard now.
Favourites include Hartnell, oceanographer, Jameka, bondi beach.
They’re off.
Damn, I forgot to stop…
It’s going to be a rather green tea tonight. I have wrapped herby chicken mince in softened cabbage leaves and they are gently cooking in the oven in a bath of chicken stock. To accompany we have fresh spinach and snap peas. I really need some orange – I’d better peel a carrot or two.
Apparently the father of the murdered school teacher , Stephanie Scott, has been crushed by a tree on his property.
Fuck.
buffy said:
It’s going to be a rather green tea tonight. I have wrapped herby chicken mince in softened cabbage leaves and they are gently cooking in the oven in a bath of chicken stock. To accompany we have fresh spinach and snap peas. I really need some orange – I’d better peel a carrot or two.
Lots of green this end too, in the form of a leafy green salad with olives, tomatoes and brie.
Arts said:
Apparently the father of the murdered school teacher , Stephanie Scott, has been crushed by a tree on his property.Fuck.
I assume you mean he was fatally injured…
if so that’s very unfortunate…
diddly-squat said:
Arts said:
Apparently the father of the murdered school teacher , Stephanie Scott, has been crushed by a tree on his property.Fuck.
I assume you mean he was fatally injured…
if so that’s very unfortunate…
crushed dead
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:
Arts said:
Apparently the father of the murdered school teacher , Stephanie Scott, has been crushed by a tree on his property.Fuck.
I assume you mean he was fatally injured…
if so that’s very unfortunate…
crushed dead
that’s pants
And some good news (well partly) to make up:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/girl-pulls-siblings-from-car-after-accident-on-sunshine-coast/7985280
dv said:
poikilotherm said:
dv said:
I clicked on a link to see the ammonium dichromate and mercury (II) thiocyanate reaction, and the page has the following banners:What Jeri Ryan looks like now is insane
Explore a variety of dental implant options within your budget
9 out of 10 people can’t get through these photos, can you?
What Susan Boyle Looks Like Now Is Jaw Dropping
7 Australian Dating Sites that Actually Work
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You
15 Times The Cameraman Caught More Than Expected
21 Astonishing Secrets The Amish Won’t Tell You (UrbanJoker)
28 Things Dogs Should Never Eat
These Scientists Think “Hexagonal Clouds” Could Explain The Bermuda Triangle
Doctors Identify 40 Different Treatments That Bring Little Or No Benefit To The Patient
Russian Researchers Find A Secret Nazi-Era Arctic Weather Station
Ancient Book Reveals Entire Himalayan Arc Can Produce Massive Earthquakes
And which ones did you click on?
none of them. I watched the reaction and quietly left
I do that too. Advertising is killing the web.
mollwollfumble said:
dv said:
poikilotherm said:And which ones did you click on?
none of them. I watched the reaction and quietly left
I do that too. Advertising is killing the web.
I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:
dv said:none of them. I watched the reaction and quietly left
I do that too. Advertising is killing the web.
I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
Because it gets people to click on it…like you used, then post here about how annoyed/unimpressed you were at the misleading headline…
buffy said:
And now some other sad, as counterpoint.And some good news (well partly) to make up:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/girl-pulls-siblings-from-car-after-accident-on-sunshine-coast/7985280
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/two-children-drown-backyard-pool-at-logan-south-of-brisbane/7985478
poikilotherm said:
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:I do that too. Advertising is killing the web.
I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
Because it gets people to click on it…like you used, then post here about how annoyed/unimpressed you were at the misleading headline…
Yeah but I’ve stopped now. If everyone else stops it will all get better…
dv said:
poikilotherm said:
dv said:I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
Because it gets people to click on it…like you used, then post here about how annoyed/unimpressed you were at the misleading headline…
Yeah but I’ve stopped now. If everyone else stops it will all get better…
lol
The submission and statistics pages have vanished from the Aussie Bird Count website.
That happened last year, too. So I expected it.
It makes perfect sense to remove the submissions page, but why the heck remove the zoomable map pf Australia showing all the bird locations? That makes no sense at all.
Which is why I look some precautions. I copied all unusual bird species in the 40 postcodes of SE Melbourne into a spreadsheet. That showed that the only bird in more than three postcodes that I missed was the king parrot, 12 postcodes. So I scoured the map for king parrot locations – startlingly few of them, and copied down street locations. At most two per postcode, sometimes none in postcodes that were supposed to have them (Bentleigh, Wheelers Hill and Rowville), never two near one another. 12 locations in all. Gives me something to search for.
Bubblecar said:
Heartily sick of the “You Won’t Believe What (someone you’ve never heard of) Looks Like Now”. Seems to be a winning clickbait formula, there’s more of them spawning all the time.
Its a trap, once in, you can never escape
and the computer gets taken over by ransom ware.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Heartily sick of the “You Won’t Believe What (someone you’ve never heard of) Looks Like Now”. Seems to be a winning clickbait formula, there’s more of them spawning all the time.
Its a trap, once in, you can never escape
and the computer gets taken over by ransom ware.
Monthly subscriptions will appear on your bank statements which you have no idea what they are about.
People will start ringing you about funds etc
and the young shall not know where lieth the things possessed by their fathers that their fathers put there only just the night before around eight o’clock…
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:
dv said:none of them. I watched the reaction and quietly left
I do that too. Advertising is killing the web.
I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
I totally agree. If the people who paid for the advertising were forced to watch their own ads then they’d never pay for that advertising in the first place.
I was watching TV ads in the USA when I was over there. They’ve gone the low quality inoffensive route that can be summed up in a single word “corn”. Fields of corn as far as the eye can see.
The ONE reason that Google succeeded while many other search engines failed is that Google when it first appeared NEVER allowed any advertising on its search page. Before Google appeared, all the popular search engines including Yahoo and Hotbot were running porn video advertisements on their search pages. Even now, Google survives because it strictly limits how much advertising it allows on its search page.
dv said:
poikilotherm said:
dv said:I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
Because it gets people to click on it…like you used, then post here about how annoyed/unimpressed you were at the misleading headline…
Yeah but I’ve stopped now. If everyone else stops it will all get better…
I can stop whenever I want………………
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Heartily sick of the “You Won’t Believe What (someone you’ve never heard of) Looks Like Now”. Seems to be a winning clickbait formula, there’s more of them spawning all the time.
Its a trap, once in, you can never escape
and the computer gets taken over by ransom ware.
Monthly subscriptions will appear on your bank statements which you have no idea what they are about.
People will start ringing you about funds etc
My Browser and Virus program often pop messages when I’m searching webpages saying this address is a threat
often its art related stuff
Fixed…
furious said:
- often its ”art” related stuff
Fixed…
You left out the ‘ in it’s
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:
dv said:none of them. I watched the reaction and quietly left
I do that too. Advertising is killing the web.
I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
I think advertising is supporting the web. I don’t like the way it shows me commercial sites I have already been to. If it was really clever it would show me stuff I don’t know I need yet.
Senate bombshell: Family First senator Bob Day may have been invalidly elected
http://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/senate-bombshell-family-first-senator-bob-day-may-have-been-invalidly-elected-20161101-gsfngj.html
But it doesn’t say why so we have to wait.
sarahs mum said:
Senate bombshell: Family First senator Bob Day may have been invalidly electedhttp://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/senate-bombshell-family-first-senator-bob-day-may-have-been-invalidly-elected-20161101-gsfngj.html
But it doesn’t say why so we have to wait.
He has resigned, was in another story.
CrazyNeutrino said:
HERBIE MANN Memphis Underground – Full Album
Air was Herbie Mann’s backing band, and this track was produced by Herbie and released on his label, Embryo Records, in 1971
Arts said:
Yes. Yes. Yes.
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:I do that too. Advertising is killing the web.
I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
I think advertising is supporting the web. I don’t like the way it shows me commercial sites I have already been to. If it was really clever it would show me stuff I don’t know I need yet.
evening. long hacc job today. day surgery so had to hang. did some shopping though. and looked at the ocean.
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Senate bombshell: Family First senator Bob Day may have been invalidly electedhttp://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/senate-bombshell-family-first-senator-bob-day-may-have-been-invalidly-elected-20161101-gsfngj.html
But it doesn’t say why so we have to wait.
He has resigned, was in another story.
but normally the seat would go to another family firster. But now it might be a by election. But we don’t’ now why.
sarahs mum said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Senate bombshell: Family First senator Bob Day may have been invalidly electedhttp://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/senate-bombshell-family-first-senator-bob-day-may-have-been-invalidly-elected-20161101-gsfngj.html
But it doesn’t say why so we have to wait.
He has resigned, was in another story.
but normally the seat would go to another family firster. But now it might be a by election. But we don’t’ now why.
know why.
The late night cult classic Idiocracy is on tonight at 8:30.
ChrispenEvan said:
evening. long hacc job today. day surgery so had to hang. did some shopping though. and looked at the ocean.
Do hacc use your own car?
Michael V said:
Arts said:Yes. Yes. Yes.
dv said:I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
I think advertising is supporting the web. I don’t like the way it shows me commercial sites I have already been to. If it was really clever it would show me stuff I don’t know I need yet.
The Internet has made banking easier
The Internet has made shopping easier
The Internet has made buying music easier download it in an instant
The Internet has made buying movies easier
The Internet has made buying games easier
The Internet has made buying software easier
The Internet has made accessing news easier
The Internet has made accessing information easier
The Internet has made buying books easier
The Internet has made accessing science easier
The Internet has made accessing information on different trades easier
The Internet has made education easier
The Internet has made researching easier
etc
If ads could follow different types of information access, then it would be clever.
ChrispenEvan said:
evening. long hacc job today. day surgery so had to hang. did some shopping though. and looked at the ocean.
Everything alright with the ocean?
sarahs mum said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Senate bombshell: Family First senator Bob Day may have been invalidly electedhttp://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/senate-bombshell-family-first-senator-bob-day-may-have-been-invalidly-elected-20161101-gsfngj.html
But it doesn’t say why so we have to wait.
He has resigned, was in another story.
but normally the seat would go to another family firster. But now it might be a by election. But we don’t’ now why.
Something is iffy, his company has collapsed.
no, HACC has two camrys, a tarago, a little suzuki, a holden berlina and a minibus. so i get a camry or the tarago, depending on the mobility of the client. the berlina is for perth runs as it is ours in a different way to the others being ours. it was donated to donnybrook by the bendigo bank rather than to HACC. it is “allowed” out of the local area. using HACC cars for perth meant changing cars at bunbury. a PITA.
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:
evening. long hacc job today. day surgery so had to hang. did some shopping though. and looked at the ocean.
Everything alright with the ocean?
the ocean was quite today. dead calm. and no dolphins.
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:
evening. long hacc job today. day surgery so had to hang. did some shopping though. and looked at the ocean.
Everything alright with the ocean?
the ocean was quite today. dead calm. and no dolphins.
Did you expect to see dolphins?
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
CrazyNeutrino said:He has resigned, was in another story.
but normally the seat would go to another family firster. But now it might be a by election. But we don’t’ now why.
Something is iffy, his company has collapsed.
perhaps he was bankrupt at the time of the election..
CrazyNeutrino said:
Michael V said:
Arts said:Yes. Yes. Yes.I think advertising is supporting the web. I don’t like the way it shows me commercial sites I have already been to. If it was really clever it would show me stuff I don’t know I need yet.
The Internet has made banking easier
The Internet has made shopping easier
The Internet has made buying music easier download it in an instant
The Internet has made buying movies easier
The Internet has made buying games easier
The Internet has made buying software easier
The Internet has made accessing news easier
The Internet has made accessing information easier
The Internet has made buying books easier
The Internet has made accessing science easier
The Internet has made accessing information on different trades easier
The Internet has made education easier
The Internet has made researching easier
etc
If ads could follow different types of information access, then it would be clever.
I repeat. If the people who pay for internet ads were forced to watch them then the world would be a much better place.
mollwollfumble said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:Everything alright with the ocean?
the ocean was quite today. dead calm. and no dolphins.
Did you expect to see dolphins?
if i have to wait for a client more than 1/2 hour i usually go down to look. see a pod quite often just cruising up or down the coast.
sarahs mum said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:but normally the seat would go to another family firster. But now it might be a by election. But we don’t’ now why.
Something is iffy, his company has collapsed.
perhaps he was bankrupt at the time of the election..
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/validity-of-bob-day’s-election-to-parliament-in-question/7985866
The ABC understands there are concerns about Mr Day’s electorate office, and to whom he was paying rent for the space.
If there is a problem with that arrangement, it could mean that Mr Day’s election was invalid.
AwesomeO said:
The late night cult classic Idiocracy is on tonight at 8:30.
Todd Sampson’s Body Hack is on tonight at 8:30.
ChrispenEvan said:
mollwollfumble said:
ChrispenEvan said:the ocean was quite today. dead calm. and no dolphins.
Did you expect to see dolphins?
if i have to wait for a client more than 1/2 hour i usually go down to look. see a pod quite often just cruising up or down the coast.
Wow.
mollwollfumble said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Michael V said:
Yes. Yes. Yes.The Internet has made banking easier
The Internet has made shopping easier
The Internet has made buying music easier download it in an instant
The Internet has made buying movies easier
The Internet has made buying games easier
The Internet has made buying software easier
The Internet has made accessing news easier
The Internet has made accessing information easier
The Internet has made buying books easier
The Internet has made accessing science easier
The Internet has made accessing information on different trades easier
The Internet has made education easier
The Internet has made researching easier
etc
If ads could follow different types of information access, then it would be clever.I repeat. If the people who pay for internet ads were forced to watch them then the world would be a much better place.
yes, most ads are horrible to listen to
I stopped watching TV for that reason and others
I cannot listen to commercial ads on the radio either ,same reason, they sound horrible
If an ads yells at me, I turn it off
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
HERBIE MANN Memphis Underground – Full Album
Air was Herbie Mann’s backing band, and this track was produced by Herbie and released on his label, Embryo Records, in 1971
mollwollfumble said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Michael V said:
Yes. Yes. Yes.The Internet has made banking easier
The Internet has made shopping easier
The Internet has made buying music easier download it in an instant
The Internet has made buying movies easier
The Internet has made buying games easier
The Internet has made buying software easier
The Internet has made accessing news easier
The Internet has made accessing information easier
The Internet has made buying books easier
The Internet has made accessing science easier
The Internet has made accessing information on different trades easier
The Internet has made education easier
The Internet has made researching easier
etc
If ads could follow different types of information access, then it would be clever.I repeat. If the people who pay for internet ads were forced to watch them then the world would be a much better place.
The simple solution to the problem of improving the quality of the web while at the same time getting more funding for the web is to increase the price of web ads. By a factor of ten would be a good start.
I got the distinct impression that tiny little bird out there in the garden wanted me to go to somewhere else. I thought it was a moth flying around, then it sat there staring at me from a log. Then it flitted away. I’m not good at the little brown birds. I think it was a thornbill of some sort.
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
CrazyNeutrino said:The Internet has made banking easier
The Internet has made shopping easier
The Internet has made buying music easier download it in an instant
The Internet has made buying movies easier
The Internet has made buying games easier
The Internet has made buying software easier
The Internet has made accessing news easier
The Internet has made accessing information easier
The Internet has made buying books easier
The Internet has made accessing science easier
The Internet has made accessing information on different trades easier
The Internet has made education easier
The Internet has made researching easier
etc
If ads could follow different types of information access, then it would be clever.I repeat. If the people who pay for internet ads were forced to watch them then the world would be a much better place.
The simple solution to the problem of improving the quality of the web while at the same time getting more funding for the web is to increase the price of web ads. By a factor of ten would be a good start.
hmm peoples attention space is expensive on the Internet so yes Good Quality Ads would be of great value and benefit
I have a number of browsers and profiles I use for different reasons
IE for general stuff
Firfox with AD blocker
Firefox without Ad blocker
Firfox with Dont follow, third party security program looking for threats
ad blocker for firefox can be edited to include exclude white lists blacklists etc
buffy said:
I got the distinct impression that tiny little bird out there in the garden wanted me to go to somewhere else. I thought it was a moth flying around, then it sat there staring at me from a log. Then it flitted away. I’m not good at the little brown birds. I think it was a thornbill of some sort.
Maybe it wanted you to follow it and help someone who had fallen down a well?
CrazyNeutrino said:
Michael V said:
Arts said:Yes. Yes. Yes.I think advertising is supporting the web. I don’t like the way it shows me commercial sites I have already been to. If it was really clever it would show me stuff I don’t know I need yet.
The Internet has made banking easier
The Internet has made shopping easier
The Internet has made buying music easier download it in an instant
The Internet has made buying movies easier
The Internet has made buying games easier
The Internet has made buying software easier
The Internet has made accessing news easier
The Internet has made accessing information easier
The Internet has made buying books easier
The Internet has made accessing science easier
The Internet has made accessing information on different trades easier
The Internet has made education easier
The Internet has made researching easier
etc
If ads could follow different types of information access, then it would be clever.
You left out
The internet has made the spreading of woo easier
Arts said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Michael V said:
Yes. Yes. Yes.The Internet has made banking easier
The Internet has made shopping easier
The Internet has made buying music easier download it in an instant
The Internet has made buying movies easier
The Internet has made buying games easier
The Internet has made buying software easier
The Internet has made accessing news easier
The Internet has made accessing information easier
The Internet has made buying books easier
The Internet has made accessing science easier
The Internet has made accessing information on different trades easier
The Internet has made education easier
The Internet has made researching easier
etc
If ads could follow different types of information access, then it would be clever.You left out
The internet has made the spreading of woo easier
Yes, that too, I forgot about woo, lots of it, easier to go around it.
Hello.
buffy said:
I’m not good at the little brown birds.
i’m the same with people….
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hello, how are you?
Have you been alright…
The other day this man got on the bus and sat right next to a lady there were a lot of seats but he likes that seat he said. The lady moved to another seat.
If the bus was full and the only way people could be seated was to double up then she would have been okay (I imagine).
The parameters for personal space rules changes apparently.
Quick survey.
I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
ChrispenEvan said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hello, how are you?
Have you been alright…
I am good thanks. I got a lot of jobs actioned today and a lot of planning jobs in the pipeline. How is the world in Chrispen’s space?
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
Apparently fathers have a bit to do with how daughters will match up in relationships. Food for thought.
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My mother in law had told my future wife that she would end up marrying me. She told her this about 5 years before we started dating
buffy said:
I got the distinct impression that tiny little bird out there in the garden wanted me to go to somewhere else. I thought it was a moth flying around, then it sat there staring at me from a log. Then it flitted away. I’m not good at the little brown birds. I think it was a thornbill of some sort.
As a birder friend of mine said, the “little brown bird” is infamous. It’s even worse in the USA, where almost all the birds wear brown overcoats.
I have known a brown thornbill to sit and stare at me. But then I’ve known a scrub wren, a female golden whistler, and other little brown birds to do the same thing. When this happens I think the bird is hoping for a handout of food, but I don’t know what to feed it.
I didn’t find a “how good a birder are you?” quiz on the web, so I made one up two days ago. It can be found on:
http://www.birdsinbackyards.net/forum/Quiz-How-good-birder-are-you
chrispens world is pretty good. no dramas. going to perth this w/e for a quiz night.
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My brother’s father-in-law has a very friendly relationship with the husbands of his two daughters.
sibeen said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My mother in law had told my future wife that she would end up marrying me. She told her this about 5 years before we started dating
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Harry’s got his fathers red hair, hey.
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:
dv said:none of them. I watched the reaction and quietly left
I do that too. Advertising is killing the web.
I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
How many of us use ad blocking techniques? I never see any ads. It also means that I deny looking at a lot of the clickbait, some of which may or may not be of interest but I still refuse to try opening the site if I can’t get in without pushing all the buttons they want me to push.
ChrispenEvan said:
chrispens world is pretty good. no dramas. going to perth this w/e for a quiz night.
nice. you seem to enjoy events like that
hey aussie phil!!
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
I can only answer the mother in law bit……my mother in law was of the opinion that I was the best thing that ever happened to Mr buffy and she told me so on several occasions. We got on very, very well. Mr buffy got on very well with my Mum until she started losing her marbles, now she knows who he is but can’t remember that he is retired. My father in law died within 6 months of us being married, so I didn’t know him very well. He was a grumpy, damaged old man with poor health. I have done an amateur diagnosis of survivor guilt for him….he survived and many of his men didn’t in Greece during the war.
Harry never treated Prince Charles as his real father, showed him no respect on some occasions.
monkey skipper said:
ChrispenEvan said:
chrispens world is pretty good. no dramas. going to perth this w/e for a quiz night.
nice. you seem to enjoy events like that
i am also meeting an old friend there. just recently caught up with her on FB. haven’t seen her since the early 80s. she and her hubby live just round the corner from where the quiz night is. we were short on numbers for the night so i had the brainwave to ask them.
monkey skipper said:
hey aussie phil!!
Hiya Monkey.
roughbarked said:
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:I do that too. Advertising is killing the web.
I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
How many of us use ad blocking techniques? I never see any ads. It also means that I deny looking at a lot of the clickbait, some of which may or may not be of interest but I still refuse to try opening the site if I can’t get in without pushing all the buttons they want me to push.
Depends on browser and what version how old the browser is, if certain plugins and addons are used, not used, and which websites people go to.
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My mother has approved of both of her daughters partners and my sister has approved of her daughters husband to be (in two weeks) who is also the father of her grandchild.
Mainly because it doesn’t matter what the parents say as long as the children are happy with their choices.
Senator Bob Day officially resigns as ‘white knight investor falls through’
After announcing his resignation last month, then changing his mind, Family First Senator Bob Day has handed in his notice to the President of the Senate.
The now-former South Australian Senator made it official via a statement, which said the major investor that had been examining his Home Australia business over the past fortnight had decided not to proceed.
Mr Day’s Home Australia building company went into liquidation on October 17, with more than 200 homes unfinished in five states and creditors owed at least $12 million.
“It has been an honour and a privilege to serve as a senator for South Australia and I am sorry it has ended this way,” he said.
“I will now devote my time and energy to assisting those who have been affected by the company’s closure.”
More…
ChrispenEvan said:
monkey skipper said:
ChrispenEvan said:
chrispens world is pretty good. no dramas. going to perth this w/e for a quiz night.
nice. you seem to enjoy events like that
i am also meeting an old friend there. just recently caught up with her on FB. haven’t seen her since the early 80s. she and her hubby live just round the corner from where the quiz night is. we were short on numbers for the night so i had the brainwave to ask them.
Good planning. :-)
Liberals might be trying to maneuver for his seat amongst the carufaffle.
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:I mean I know advertising pays for a lot of this, but why does it have to be so stupid and annoying?
How many of us use ad blocking techniques? I never see any ads. It also means that I deny looking at a lot of the clickbait, some of which may or may not be of interest but I still refuse to try opening the site if I can’t get in without pushing all the buttons they want me to push.
Depends on browser and what version how old the browser is, if certain plugins and addons are used, not used, and which websites people go to.
Most ads will not run on older browsers.
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
I will rate Tim an 8. Sarah’s stepsisters rated him much lower than that until they got know him. Their opinion was why if she is the prettiest among us has she settled for a man who is not tall and handsome. I rate him an 8 because he is genuine in his affection for her. He is so excited about having a child. He is so hard working that my Dad would have scored him a 10. If I have any reservations it is because there is a ‘thing’ that recurs that suggests his family takes family seriously. Meanwhile I spend Christmas each year crying.
My mother hated everyone and everything.
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My father didn’t approve of my choice of partner. So much so I was told I was never to set foot in the house again.
Woodie said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My father didn’t approve of my choice of partner. So much so I was told I was never to set foot in the house again.
:(
Woodie said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My father didn’t approve of my choice of partner. So much so I was told I was never to set foot in the house again.
his loss. you seem a damn fine fellow.
My parents were all pleased with ,y 3 sister’s choice in husbands.
They have never met any of my girlfriends.
ChrispenEvan said:
Woodie said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My father didn’t approve of my choice of partner. So much so I was told I was never to set foot in the house again.
his loss. you seem a damn fine fellow.
For low values of damn fine.
:)
ChrispenEvan said:
Woodie said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My father didn’t approve of my choice of partner. So much so I was told I was never to set foot in the house again.
his loss. you seem a damn fine fellow.
yeah.
party_pants said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BncHC_tL1E4
ChrispenEvan said:
Woodie said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My father didn’t approve of my choice of partner. So much so I was told I was never to set foot in the house again.
his loss. you seem a damn fine fellow.
Taaa. Mr Evan. :) He’s dead now. He didn’t quite go as far as changing his will, but.
Peak Warming Man said:
party_pants said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BncHC_tL1E4
Dunno what happened there. Was just about to start typing and suddenly it flashed to the “post submitted” page. I blame Windows 10 and George Brandis.
party_pants said:
Peak Warming Man said:
party_pants said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BncHC_tL1E4
Dunno what happened there. Was just about to start typing and suddenly it flashed to the “post submitted” page. I blame Windows 10 and George Brandis.
George Brandis messes things up
and then there’s Pyne the fixer
What happened can be a mystery
Woodie said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My father didn’t approve of my choice of partner. So much so I was told I was never to set foot in the house again.
i don’t understand why you are such a cute person. how could he turn away such a sweetie!
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My father didn’t approve of my choice of partner. So much so I was told I was never to set foot in the house again.
i don’t understand why you are such a cute person. how could he turn away such a sweetie!
probably wasn’t a swannies fan
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
I think the best thing parents can do is treat their adult children like adults – that is, respect their choices…
monkey skipper said:
i don’t understand why you are such a cute person.
Probably genetics.
party_pants said:
My parents were all pleased with my 3 sister’s choice in husbands.
kii said:
monkey skipper said:i don’t understand why you are such a cute person.
Probably genetics.
My kingdom for a comma :)
How many parents do you have?
> If I have any reservations it is because there is a ‘thing’ that recurs that suggests his family takes family seriously. Meanwhile I spend Christmas each year crying.
? Why?
Arts said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My mother has approved of both of her daughters partners and my sister has approved of her daughters husband to be (in two weeks) who is also the father of her grandchild.
Mainly because it doesn’t matter what the parents say as long as the children are happy with their choices.
Thanks for the feedback.
it was pretty close with my BiL. sunday roast at mum’s and he asked for the tomato sauce…
mollwollfumble said:
> If I have any reservations it is because there is a ‘thing’ that recurs that suggests his family takes family seriously. Meanwhile I spend Christmas each year crying.? Why?
i get boxing day.
buffy said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
I can only answer the mother in law bit……my mother in law was of the opinion that I was the best thing that ever happened to Mr buffy and she told me so on several occasions. We got on very, very well. Mr buffy got on very well with my Mum until she started losing her marbles, now she knows who he is but can’t remember that he is retired. My father in law died within 6 months of us being married, so I didn’t know him very well. He was a grumpy, damaged old man with poor health. I have done an amateur diagnosis of survivor guilt for him….he survived and many of his men didn’t in Greece during the war.
Thanks for the feedback.
Not sure if this one has been posted yet, seems Bib Day’s election might have been invalid. Seems the taxpayer was paying to rent his parliamentary office space from one of his own companies. This might be in breach of the Constitution if it amounts to a pecuniary interest.
Interesting to see what happens next if his election was invalid. I guess the Senate spot gets awarded to the next place-getter in the Senate results?
http://www.watoday.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/senate-bombshell-family-first-senator-bob-day-may-have-been-invalidly-elected-20161101-gsfngj.html
Phil_C said:
mollwollfumble said:
Quick survey.I’ve come to the conclusion, thinking about my family, mrs m’s family, and other families I know, that parents never approve of their daughter’s choice of partner.
So the quick survey is:
. If you have one of more daughters, on a scale of 0 to 10, how would you rate your daughter’s partner?
. What did your or your wife’s parents think of your husband or you?
. Can you think of any examples from the current generation where parents do / don’t approve of their daughter’s partner?
My brother’s father-in-law has a very friendly relationship with the husbands of his two daughters.
Good.
mollwollfumble said:
party_pants said:
My parents were all pleased with my 3 sister’s choice in husbands.
Why?
Dunno, they were all nice chaps I guess.
sarahs mum said:
mollwollfumble said:
> If I have any reservations it is because there is a ‘thing’ that recurs that suggests his family takes family seriously. Meanwhile I spend Christmas each year crying.? Why?
i get boxing day.
Ah, that makes sense.
Coalition suggests that forbidding asylum seekers from ever setting foot in Australia is a kindness because it means we can allow them to go to 3rd countries like NZ without worrying they’ll end up in Australia eventually. Discuss.
party_pants said:
mollwollfumble said:
party_pants said:
My parents were all pleased with my 3 sister’s choice in husbands.
Why?Dunno, they were all nice chaps I guess.
OK. Nice rather than rich or handsome or of the correct religion.
dear oh dear oh dear
mollwollfumble said:
party_pants said:
mollwollfumble said:Why?
Dunno, they were all nice chaps I guess.
OK. Nice rather than rich or handsome or of the correct religion.
Well, they were of the correct religion, so that gets a big tick. But they are all fairly humble and hard-working. Not rich as such, but never destitute or broke. Also no problems with drinking or gambling etc.
Working today. Hopefully that crazy guy, Steve, doesn’t catch me in the music department again.
Slightly burned pumpkin spice English muffin with PB tastes weirdly good.
Yesterday disGrace pissed on my foot when mr kii came home. She then walked through the puddle and tracked pissy paw prints all over the tiles.
I’m hoping for a better afternoon today.
kii said:
Working today. Hopefully that crazy guy, Steve, doesn’t catch me in the music department again.
Slightly burned pumpkin spice English muffin with PB tastes weirdly good.
Yesterday disGrace pissed on my foot when mr kii came home. She then walked through the puddle and tracked pissy paw prints all over the tiles.
I’m hoping for a better afternoon today.
Pissing when Mr Kii gets home shows she loves him already. And that she has no control.
dv said:
Coalition suggests that forbidding asylum seekers from ever setting foot in Australia is a kindness because it means we can allow them to go to 3rd countries like NZ without worrying they’ll end up in Australia eventually. Discuss.
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Isn’t it only illegal arrivals ( boat refugees) that this applies to. We are taking 20,000 Syrian refugees as far as I know.
Still we wait to hear from NZ about this proposal. ;)
tauto said:
dv said:
Coalition suggests that forbidding asylum seekers from ever setting foot in Australia is a kindness because it means we can allow them to go to 3rd countries like NZ without worrying they’ll end up in Australia eventually. Discuss.
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Isn’t it only illegal arrivals ( boat refugees) that this applies to. We are taking 20,000 Syrian refugees as far as I know.
Still we wait to hear from NZ about this proposal. ;)
I suspect Canada will take them, they have just announced an increase for next year. This is getting rid of loopholes in Labors legislation, ‘‘As of today, asylum seekers who come here by boat without a visa will never be settled in Australia’‘.
dv said:
Coalition suggests that forbidding asylum seekers from ever setting foot in Australia is a kindness because it means we can allow them to go to 3rd countries like NZ without worrying they’ll end up in Australia eventually. Discuss.
John Key, NZ PM, has said that there will not be two groups of citizen in NZ, those that can travel to Australia and those that cant. So no deal with NZ.
polls must be bad….
so what is it now? the LNPON?
dv said:
Coalition suggests that forbidding asylum seekers from ever setting foot in Australia is a kindness because it means we can allow them to go to 3rd countries like NZ without worrying they’ll end up in Australia eventually. Discuss.
Explain why they need to be excluded from entering Australia ever. Is is to protect us from something, or to punish them for seeking asylum by unauthorised boat arrival?
World’s shortest flight celebrates its millionth passenger
Two-minute hop – 47 seconds on a good wind day – takes travellers between Westray and Papa Westray in Orkney islands, off Scotland’s north-east coast
The world’s shortest flight, a tiny hop between two remote British islands, celebrated Monday taking its millionth passenger on the route.
The 2.7km (1.7-mile) flight between Westray and Papa Westray in the Orkney islands, off mainland Scotland’s northeast coast, holds the Guinness World Record as the shortest scheduled service.
Includes video of the entire flight:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/nov/01/world-shortest-flight-millionth-passenger-orkney
party_pants said:
dv said:
Coalition suggests that forbidding asylum seekers from ever setting foot in Australia is a kindness because it means we can allow them to go to 3rd countries like NZ without worrying they’ll end up in Australia eventually. Discuss.
Explain why they need to be excluded from entering Australia ever. Is is to protect us from something, or to punish them for seeking asylum by unauthorised boat arrival?
it’s to punish the smugglers…by proxy.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Working today. Hopefully that crazy guy, Steve, doesn’t catch me in the music department again.
Slightly burned pumpkin spice English muffin with PB tastes weirdly good.
Yesterday disGrace pissed on my foot when mr kii came home. She then walked through the puddle and tracked pissy paw prints all over the tiles.
I’m hoping for a better afternoon today.
Pissing when Mr Kii gets home shows she loves him already. And that she has no control.
I’ll tell mr kii that.
Think I’ll work it so the dogs are outside when he gets home.
Oh, I had thongs on :/ poor me :P
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Working today. Hopefully that crazy guy, Steve, doesn’t catch me in the music department again.
Slightly burned pumpkin spice English muffin with PB tastes weirdly good.
Yesterday disGrace pissed on my foot when mr kii came home. She then walked through the puddle and tracked pissy paw prints all over the tiles.
I’m hoping for a better afternoon today.
Pissing when Mr Kii gets home shows she loves him already. And that she has no control.
I’ll tell mr kii that.
Think I’ll work it so the dogs are outside when he gets home.
Oh, I had thongs on :/ poor me :P
clears up any fungus you may have had though…
Bubblecar said:
World’s shortest flight celebrates its millionth passengerTwo-minute hop – 47 seconds on a good wind day – takes travellers between Westray and Papa Westray in Orkney islands, off Scotland’s north-east coast
The world’s shortest flight, a tiny hop between two remote British islands, celebrated Monday taking its millionth passenger on the route.
The 2.7km (1.7-mile) flight between Westray and Papa Westray in the Orkney islands, off mainland Scotland’s northeast coast, holds the Guinness World Record as the shortest scheduled service.
Includes video of the entire flight:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/nov/01/world-shortest-flight-millionth-passenger-orkney
Probably don’t even get a meal.
Bubblecar said:
World’s shortest flight celebrates its millionth passengerTwo-minute hop – 47 seconds on a good wind day – takes travellers between Westray and Papa Westray in Orkney islands, off Scotland’s north-east coast
The world’s shortest flight, a tiny hop between two remote British islands, celebrated Monday taking its millionth passenger on the route.
The 2.7km (1.7-mile) flight between Westray and Papa Westray in the Orkney islands, off mainland Scotland’s northeast coast, holds the Guinness World Record as the shortest scheduled service.
Includes video of the entire flight:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/nov/01/world-shortest-flight-millionth-passenger-orkney
probably still cheaper than a bridge or tunnel
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
World’s shortest flight celebrates its millionth passengerTwo-minute hop – 47 seconds on a good wind day – takes travellers between Westray and Papa Westray in Orkney islands, off Scotland’s north-east coast
The world’s shortest flight, a tiny hop between two remote British islands, celebrated Monday taking its millionth passenger on the route.
The 2.7km (1.7-mile) flight between Westray and Papa Westray in the Orkney islands, off mainland Scotland’s northeast coast, holds the Guinness World Record as the shortest scheduled service.
Includes video of the entire flight:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/nov/01/world-shortest-flight-millionth-passenger-orkney
Probably don’t even get a meal.
a couple of haggis mcnuggets…
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
World’s shortest flight celebrates its millionth passengerTwo-minute hop – 47 seconds on a good wind day – takes travellers between Westray and Papa Westray in Orkney islands, off Scotland’s north-east coast
The world’s shortest flight, a tiny hop between two remote British islands, celebrated Monday taking its millionth passenger on the route.
The 2.7km (1.7-mile) flight between Westray and Papa Westray in the Orkney islands, off mainland Scotland’s northeast coast, holds the Guinness World Record as the shortest scheduled service.
Includes video of the entire flight:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/nov/01/world-shortest-flight-millionth-passenger-orkney
probably still cheaper than a bridge or tunnel
a big trebuchet.
party_pants said:
dv said:
Coalition suggests that forbidding asylum seekers from ever setting foot in Australia is a kindness because it means we can allow them to go to 3rd countries like NZ without worrying they’ll end up in Australia eventually. Discuss.
Explain why they need to be excluded from entering Australia ever. Is is to protect us from something, or to punish them for seeking asylum by unauthorised boat arrival?
—-
Nailed it.
tauto said:
party_pants said:
dv said:
Coalition suggests that forbidding asylum seekers from ever setting foot in Australia is a kindness because it means we can allow them to go to 3rd countries like NZ without worrying they’ll end up in Australia eventually. Discuss.
Explain why they need to be excluded from entering Australia ever. Is is to protect us from something, or to punish them for seeking asylum by unauthorised boat arrival?
—-
Nailed it.
not much profit can be made by the smugglers if boat people are banned
Bubblecar said:
World’s shortest flight celebrates its millionth passengerTwo-minute hop – 47 seconds on a good wind day – takes travellers between Westray and Papa Westray in Orkney islands, off Scotland’s north-east coast
The world’s shortest flight, a tiny hop between two remote British islands, celebrated Monday taking its millionth passenger on the route.
The 2.7km (1.7-mile) flight between Westray and Papa Westray in the Orkney islands, off mainland Scotland’s northeast coast, holds the Guinness World Record as the shortest scheduled service.
Includes video of the entire flight:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2016/nov/01/world-shortest-flight-millionth-passenger-orkney
Its on the list already.
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Working today. Hopefully that crazy guy, Steve, doesn’t catch me in the music department again.
Slightly burned pumpkin spice English muffin with PB tastes weirdly good.
Yesterday disGrace pissed on my foot when mr kii came home. She then walked through the puddle and tracked pissy paw prints all over the tiles.
I’m hoping for a better afternoon today.
Pissing when Mr Kii gets home shows she loves him already. And that she has no control.
I’ll tell mr kii that.
Think I’ll work it so the dogs are outside when he gets home.
Oh, I had thongs on :/ poor me :P
:(
tauto said:
party_pants said:
dv said:
Coalition suggests that forbidding asylum seekers from ever setting foot in Australia is a kindness because it means we can allow them to go to 3rd countries like NZ without worrying they’ll end up in Australia eventually. Discuss.
Explain why they need to be excluded from entering Australia ever. Is is to protect us from something, or to punish them for seeking asylum by unauthorised boat arrival?
—-
Nailed it.
I think so too.
I am trying hard not to think about it at the moment. I can’t handle the hate on the air.
CrazyNeutrino said:
tauto said:
party_pants said:Explain why they need to be excluded from entering Australia ever. Is is to protect us from something, or to punish them for seeking asylum by unauthorised boat arrival?
—-
Nailed it.
not much profit can be made by the smugglers if boat people are banned
—-
Still, we are a nation of immigrants, many of whom have come by smugglers in the past.
Now it is an “industry” doesn’t mean that some refugees aren’t fleeing for fear of their lives.
http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/11/01/18/31/gina-rinehart-tumbles-at-melb-cup-marquee
sarahs mum said:
http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/11/01/18/31/gina-rinehart-tumbles-at-melb-cup-marquee
I don’t get this story. Like, if you are rich you should be immune to the laws of physics?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/refugee-ban-could-affect-those-already-in-australia-bishop-says/7982582
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/11/01/18/31/gina-rinehart-tumbles-at-melb-cup-marquee
I don’t get this story. Like, if you are rich you should be immune to the laws of physics?
schadenfreude
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/11/01/18/31/gina-rinehart-tumbles-at-melb-cup-marquee
I don’t get this story. Like, if you are rich you should be immune to the laws of physics?
yer canna buy the laws of physics!
party_pants said:
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/11/01/18/31/gina-rinehart-tumbles-at-melb-cup-marquee
I don’t get this story. Like, if you are rich you should be immune to the laws of physics?
schadenfreude
Those Germans have a word for everything.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:I don’t get this story. Like, if you are rich you should be immune to the laws of physics?
schadenfreude
Those Germans have a word for everything.
alles.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:I don’t get this story. Like, if you are rich you should be immune to the laws of physics?
schadenfreude
Those Germans have a word for everything.
more like a short phrase they just tuck together as onebiglongword.
sarahs mum said:
eergh mirabella works for her
http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/11/01/18/31/gina-rinehart-tumbles-at-melb-cup-marquee
kii said:
sarahs mum said:eergh mirabella works for her
http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/11/01/18/31/gina-rinehart-tumbles-at-melb-cup-marquee
that was news to me too.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/misuse-of-public-money-government-hands-bob-daylinked-institution-nearly-2-million-20161031-gseryb.html
Maybe something in this in regard to Day’s disappearing act..
Our friends on catalyst did a story in medical cannabis tonight
Arts said:
Our friends on catalyst did a story in medical cannabis tonight
They have a lot to learn about why people use it.
http://blogs.abc.net.au/antonygreen/2016/11/what-happens-if-bob-day-is-disqualified-as-a-senate-candidate.html
kii said:
Yesterday disGrace pissed on my foot when mr kii came home. She then walked through the puddle and tracked pissy paw prints all over the tiles.
Your pup runneth over?
Good lord:
Japanese hospital fire caused by patient’s operating room flatulence, report finds
A woman has sustained serious burns after passing wind during surgery in Japan.
The patient, in her 30s, was undergoing a gynaecological operation at Tokyo Medical University Hospital in April when a laser being applied to her cervix caught fire.
A recently released report into the incident found her flatulence ignited the laser and caused burns to much of her lower body.
“When the patient’s intestinal gas leaked into the space of the operation , it ignited with the irradiation of the laser, and the burning spread, eventually reaching the surgical drape and causing the fire,” the report said.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/woman-burnt-after-flatulence-causes-operating-room-fire-in-japan/7986488
Bubblecar said:
Good lord:Japanese hospital fire caused by patient’s operating room flatulence, report finds
A woman has sustained serious burns after passing wind during surgery in Japan.
The patient, in her 30s, was undergoing a gynaecological operation at Tokyo Medical University Hospital in April when a laser being applied to her cervix caught fire.
A recently released report into the incident found her flatulence ignited the laser and caused burns to much of her lower body.
“When the patient’s intestinal gas leaked into the space of the operation , it ignited with the irradiation of the laser, and the burning spread, eventually reaching the surgical drape and causing the fire,” the report said.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/woman-burnt-after-flatulence-causes-operating-room-fire-in-japan/7986488
Seems a lit far-fetched to me.
party_pants said:
Seems a lit far-fetched to me.
Does make you wonder why it has happened before.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
Seems a lit far-fetched to me.
Does make you wonder why it has happened before.
= hasn’t
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Good lord:Japanese hospital fire caused by patient’s operating room flatulence, report finds
A woman has sustained serious burns after passing wind during surgery in Japan.
The patient, in her 30s, was undergoing a gynaecological operation at Tokyo Medical University Hospital in April when a laser being applied to her cervix caught fire.
A recently released report into the incident found her flatulence ignited the laser and caused burns to much of her lower body.
“When the patient’s intestinal gas leaked into the space of the operation , it ignited with the irradiation of the laser, and the burning spread, eventually reaching the surgical drape and causing the fire,” the report said.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/woman-burnt-after-flatulence-causes-operating-room-fire-in-japan/7986488
Seems a lit far-fetched to me.
A lit far giant, you mean.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
Seems a lit far-fetched to me.
Does make you wonder why it has happened before.
Seems like a fluke set of circumstances. I know the Mythbusters always had trouble getting methane gas explosions to happen when testing similar sorts of myths. It has to be just the right gas/air ratio to ignite, most of the time they couldn’t get it to work. Just the right combination of circumstances in an operating theatre wouldn’t happen very often – gas and air mixture at just the right ration trapped in confined space, ignition source activated. I guess it could happen but it would be the most wretched bad luck.
sarahs mum said:
http://blogs.abc.net.au/antonygreen/2016/11/what-happens-if-bob-day-is-disqualified-as-a-senate-candidate.html
That was very interestiing. Thanks.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
Seems a lit far-fetched to me.
Does make you wonder why it has happened before.
Seems like a fluke set of circumstances. I know the Mythbusters always had trouble getting methane gas explosions to happen when testing similar sorts of myths. It has to be just the right gas/air ratio to ignite, most of the time they couldn’t get it to work. Just the right combination of circumstances in an operating theatre wouldn’t happen very often – gas and air mixture at just the right ration trapped in confined space, ignition source activated. I guess it could happen but it would be the most wretched bad luck.
Good morning Holidayers. We have 7 degrees. It’s light, but the sun isn’t up yet. Scattered cloud.
I will have extra work for a few weeks….my receptionist has broken her wrist. I expect she will come to work – although not today – because she really does like working. Today I’ll have to just put a notice on the Hamilton door that it is closed because I have a full book of patients in Casterton. My part timer can work the full day tomorrow for me. Still, it’s only three days a week.
:)
Gotta go. Lots to do.
>http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/woman-burnt-after-flatulence-causes-operating-room-fire-in-japan/7986488
the world’s a better place for knowing that
I haven’t farted this morning and haven’t caught fire.
transition said:
>http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-01/woman-burnt-after-flatulence-causes-operating-room-fire-in-japan/7986488the world’s a better place for knowing that
I haven’t farted this morning and haven’t caught fire.
Give it time…
chill last night, still using wood heaters
transition said:
chill last night, still using wood heaters
Was cool here too. Only a couple of nights this week above 10 degrees.
Bytransition said:
chill last night, still using wood heaters
Cool here too. Hoping for no frosts at the moment
The bathroom renovation has started. The vanity has already gone.
Toilet not to be smashed to pieces until tomorrow.
mollwollfumble said:
The bathroom renovation has started. The vanity has already gone.
Toilet not to be smashed to pieces until tomorrow.
Goodbye door.
What flow controller do you use for your water tank pump?
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
The bathroom renovation has started. The vanity has already gone.
Toilet not to be smashed to pieces until tomorrow.
Goodbye door.
What flow controller do you use for your water tank pump?
By Flow controller do you mean press control/pressure switch?
transition said:
chill last night, still using wood heaters
I lit mine last night for the first time in a week or two.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
The bathroom renovation has started. The vanity has already gone.
Toilet not to be smashed to pieces until tomorrow.
Goodbye door.
What flow controller do you use for your water tank pump?
By Flow controller do you mean press control/pressure switch?
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
chill last night, still using wood heaters
I lit mine last night for the first time in a week or two.
Good name for a rapper Flo Kontrola
Tamb said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:Goodbye door.
What flow controller do you use for your water tank pump?
By Flow controller do you mean press control/pressure switch?
My slow controlled is gravity. I pump to a head tank & let gravity return the water at head pressure.
AwesomeO said:
Good name for a rapper Flo Kontrola
Tamb said:
Tamb said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:By Flow controller do you mean press control/pressure switch?
My slow controlled is gravity. I pump to a head tank & let gravity return the water at head pressure.
slow controlled = flow controller (Lack of coffee)
low pressure system?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
The bathroom renovation has started. The vanity has already gone.
Toilet not to be smashed to pieces until tomorrow.
Goodbye door.
What flow controller do you use for your water tank pump?
By Flow controller do you mean press control/pressure switch?
In my present system (which is total total ratchit, to coin a euphemism) the change in pressure through the “flow controller” flips an electrical switch that sends electrical power to the pump.
Ideally I just want to rip the flow controller out completely, but may need to replace it with a different flow controller if the pump won’t shut off by itself.
mollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:Goodbye door.
What flow controller do you use for your water tank pump?
By Flow controller do you mean press control/pressure switch?
In my present system (which is total total ratchit, to coin a euphemism) the change in pressure through the “flow controller” flips an electrical switch that sends electrical power to the pump.
Ideally I just want to rip the flow controller out completely, but may need to replace it with a different flow controller if the pump won’t shut off by itself.
mollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:Goodbye door.
Tafe
What flow controller do you use for your water tank pump?
By Flow controller do you mean press control/pressure switch?
In my present system (which is total total ratchit, to coin a euphemism) the change in pressure through the “flow controller” flips an electrical switch that sends electrical power to the pump.
Ideally I just want to rip the flow controller out completely, but may need to replace it with a different flow controller if the pump won’t shut off by itself.
you can get a plug and play electrical plug that will do the job based on motor load if you dont want it to run off a flow sensor
Stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:By Flow controller do you mean press control/pressure switch?
In my present system (which is total total ratchit, to coin a euphemism) the change in pressure through the “flow controller” flips an electrical switch that sends electrical power to the pump.
Ideally I just want to rip the flow controller out completely, but may need to replace it with a different flow controller if the pump won’t shut off by itself.
you can get a plug and play electrical plug that will do the job based on motor load if you dont want it to run off a flow sensor
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/comment/malcolm-turnbull-has-sunk-to-a-new-low-over-refugees-to-hang-on-to-his-job-20161101-gsfbui.html
rudd on refugees.
ChrispenEvan said:
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/comment/malcolm-turnbull-has-sunk-to-a-new-low-over-refugees-to-hang-on-to-his-job-20161101-gsfbui.htmlrudd on refugees.
The Kruddler speaks, must be taking a tea break from his other speech.
poikilotherm said:
ChrispenEvan said:
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/comment/malcolm-turnbull-has-sunk-to-a-new-low-over-refugees-to-hang-on-to-his-job-20161101-gsfbui.htmlrudd on refugees.
The Kruddler speaks, must be taking a tea break from his other speech.
multitasking. or his doppleganger.
Morning Pilgrims, sunny and cool in the Pearl this morning.
ChrispenEvan said:
poikilotherm said:
ChrispenEvan said:
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/comment/malcolm-turnbull-has-sunk-to-a-new-low-over-refugees-to-hang-on-to-his-job-20161101-gsfbui.htmlrudd on refugees.
The Kruddler speaks, must be taking a tea break from his other speech.
multitasking. .
So he was aus first female PM…
poikilotherm said:
ChrispenEvan said:
poikilotherm said:The Kruddler speaks, must be taking a tea break from his other speech.
multitasking. .
So he was aus first female PM…
multitasking is a myth. not miss.
Now searching (using grep) through all my old files for everything I’ve ever written about evaporation. This may take a few hours.
Bathroom floor is now showing a big hole.
Tamb said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:In my present system (which is total total ratchit, to coin a euphemism) the change in pressure through the “flow controller” flips an electrical switch that sends electrical power to the pump.
Ideally I just want to rip the flow controller out completely, but may need to replace it with a different flow controller if the pump won’t shut off by itself.
you can get a plug and play electrical plug that will do the job based on motor load if you dont want it to run off a flow sensor
I didn’t know such things existed. Thanks for the tip.
Sorry. has to unload a dryer. Lookup calpeda, that’ who i used to get them from. Great as a lop
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Tamb said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:you can get a plug and play electrical plug that will do the job based on motor load if you dont want it to run off a flow sensor
I didn’t know such things existed. Thanks for the tip.Sorry. has to unload a dryer. Lookup calpeda, that’ who i used to get them from. Great as a lop
As in http://au.calpeda.com/ ?
Butmollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Tamb said:I didn’t know such things existed. Thanks for the tip.
Sorry. has to unload a dryer. Lookup calpeda, that’ who i used to get them from. Great as a lop
As in http://au.calpeda.com/ ?
Probably. Cant get too much internet from this phone. so cant look it up..
What exactly was the issue with the old switch? Just the drop in pressure?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Tamb said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:you can get a plug and play electrical plug that will do the job based on motor load if you dont want it to run off a flow sensor
I didn’t know such things existed. Thanks for the tip.Sorry. has to unload a dryer. Lookup calpeda, that’ who i used to get them from. Great as a lop
As in idromat or smat?
http://au.calpeda.com/products/ranges/electronic-devices-and-control-panel
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Butmollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Sorry. has to unload a dryer. Lookup calpeda, that’ who i used to get them from. Great as a lop
As in http://au.calpeda.com/ ?
Probably. Cant get too much internet from this phone. so cant look it up..
What exactly was the issue with the old switch? Just the drop in pressure?
Two problems. The first was the fark-awful logic. If the water tank was empty it would continue running the pump dry periodically for up to a week afterwards, and ALWAYS ran the pump dry for at least 20 times after the first pump-dry event was detected. In reverse, when the water tank was full it would take up to a fortnight for the controller to recognise that the water tank had water in it and start the pump.
Then it quit entirely, and doesn’t even try to run the pump when the water tank is full.
mollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Tamb said:I didn’t know such things existed. Thanks for the tip.
Sorry. has to unload a dryer. Lookup calpeda, that’ who i used to get them from. Great as a lop
As in idromat or smat?
http://au.calpeda.com/products/ranges/electronic-devices-and-control-panel
mollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Butmollwollfumble said:As in http://au.calpeda.com/ ?
Probably. Cant get too much internet from this phone. so cant look it up..
What exactly was the issue with the old switch? Just the drop in pressure?
Two problems. The first was the fark-awful logic. If the water tank was empty it would continue running the pump dry periodically for up to a week afterwards, and ALWAYS ran the pump dry for at least 20 times after the first pump-dry event was detected. In reverse, when the water tank was full it would take up to a fortnight for the controller to recognise that the water tank had water in it and start the pump.
Then it quit entirely, and doesn’t even try to run the pump when the water tank is full.
Sounds like a bianco rainsaver or davey torrium issue…
Replace it with a bog standard press control and you’ll have no worries
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Sorry. has to unload a dryer. Lookup calpeda, that’ who i used to get them from. Great as a lop
As in idromat or smat?
http://au.calpeda.com/products/ranges/electronic-devices-and-control-panel
“Electronic device for pumps protection, the device stops the pump in case of dry running and motor overcurrent.”.
Yep. That’s it
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
chill last night, still using wood heaters
I lit mine last night for the first time in a week or two.
I get a bit paranoid using slow combustions this time of year (autumn too), well, I was til I put the flywire on the flues the other night, which I do every year. Not that have ever seen anything come out the flues (even when bang to coals around with a good fire), these units a very good that way. Still i’m a lot more content with a rain or dew. If the wind’s up and it’s dry, or the wind comes up you’ll find me hosing things off downwind. But generally I give things a squirt off around here, dampen everything, turn the fence sprinklers on for a while also.
Some of the grass is still green, being so cool and plenty of rain previous.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
ButProbably. Cant get too much internet from this phone. so cant look it up..
What exactly was the issue with the old switch? Just the drop in pressure?
Two problems. The first was the fark-awful logic. If the water tank was empty it would continue running the pump dry periodically for up to a week afterwards, and ALWAYS ran the pump dry for at least 20 times after the first pump-dry event was detected. In reverse, when the water tank was full it would take up to a fortnight for the controller to recognise that the water tank had water in it and start the pump.
Then it quit entirely, and doesn’t even try to run the pump when the water tank is full.
Sounds like a bianco rainsaver or davey torrium issue…
Replace it with a bog standard press control and you’ll have no worries
Rainsaver issue, yes.
Please sir, what is a “bog standard press control”?
mollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:Two problems. The first was the fark-awful logic. If the water tank was empty it would continue running the pump dry periodically for up to a week afterwards, and ALWAYS ran the pump dry for at least 20 times after the first pump-dry event was detected. In reverse, when the water tank was full it would take up to a fortnight for the controller to recognise that the water tank had water in it and start the pump.
Then it quit entirely, and doesn’t even try to run the pump when the water tank is full.
Sounds like a bianco rainsaver or davey torrium issue…
Replace it with a bog standard press control and you’ll have no worries
Rainsaver issue, yes.
Please sir, what is a “bog standard press control”?
the standard pressure control that comes on top of a household pump. either the white/dab, calpeda or orange ones, I’ve never had an issue withyour bianco should have a plug and play setup for power , so just repac the unit on top and plug it in and she’ll run just fine
I’m trying to read a book on the photoelectric effect, but every time I turn the light on it jumps to a higher shelf.
learning things today, a moment out from under my rock
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/comment/malcolm-turnbull-has-sunk-to-a-new-low-over-refugees-to-hang-on-to-his-job-20161101-gsfbui.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-refoulement
“Non-refoulement is a principle of international law, which forbids the rendering of a true victim of persecution to his or her persecutor. Generally, the persecutor in mind is a state actor. It is a principle of both the customary and trucial law of nations.
In common usage, a push back is border control agents turning vessels around in international waters or expelling asylum seekers who have entered a border.
Non-refoulement is a key facet of refugee law, that concerns the protection of refugees from being returned or expelled to places where their lives or freedoms could be threatened. Unlike political asylum, which applies to those who can prove a well-grounded fear of persecution based on certain category of persons, non-refoulement refers to the generic repatriation of people, including refugees into war zones and other disaster locales”
Is Bob Day a new national holiday or something? I keep seeing headlines about it…..
I really shouldn’t read some stuff on Fuckbeak.
A comment on the Christians for Donald Trump page:
“Father God place your blanket of protection around Mr Pence and Mr Trump so that they can finish the task at hand and that is to win back the United States of America for the American people. Let no evil force prevail. God block anything evil from interfering in there becoming our next President and vice President. I ask this in Jesus holy name! Amen!”Based on Feckbock activity:
kii said:
Based on Feckbock activity:
Strikingly, Australian TV and radio is covering the US election more intensively than they covered the Australian election.
While Australia’s newspaper and online news services gave greater coverage to their own election than to the American one, the media monitoring firm Isentia finds that Australian TV and radio are giving the US campaign double the coverage that they gave the Australian one.
“Broadcast media have been far more excited about the Donald than they were about our election.”
Patrick Baume, Isentia
A few weeks out from polling day, Australian TV and radio ran about 9000 items on the Australian election in a week. In the same phase of the campaign, the same TV and radio industry ran more than 17,000 items on the US election, according to Isentia research for Fairfax Media.
http://www.smh.com.au/interactive/2016/us-election-impact-australia/populism/index.html?eid=socialn%3Afac-16omntEN0118-eng-FB-02062016-Engagement-nnn-nnn-nnn-SMH-nnn&campaign_code=Engagement&promote_channel=SMH_A_SM_FB_GE
sarahs mum said:
“Broadcast media have been far more excited about the Donald than they were about our election.”
I suspect that it is ‘far more stunned’ rather than anything else.
I still am amazed that someone who has no political experience can run for the top political job…
kii said:
I really shouldn’t read some stuff on Fuckbeak.
Well don’t fucking post it here :(
kii said:
Is Bob Day a new national holiday or something? I keep seeing headlines about it…..
He was a family first senator with a company in 12 million debt
Arts said:
I still am amazed that someone who has no political experience can run for the top political job…
Me too.
Verandah and breezeway concrete poured. “Helicopter” finishing started.
Michael V said:
Verandah and breezeway concrete poured. “Helicopter” finishing started.
building a new helicopter pad for your beach retreat?
Besieged Mauna Kea Telescope Finds a Plan B
Opposition from native Hawaiians may relocate the next-generation Thirty Meter Telescope to Spain’s Canary Islands
More…
Arts said:
I still am amazed that someone who has no political experience can run for the top political job…
why is that so amazing? you can be a politician just about anywhere without having any previous political experience…
however I agree that if leadership is not popularly elected by the public, then lack of experience may be a roadblock..
party_pants said:
Michael V said:
Verandah and breezeway concrete poured. “Helicopter” finishing started.
building a new helicopter pad for your beach retreat?
those stooge bucks just keep rolling in…
party_pants said:
snigger
Michael V said:
Verandah and breezeway concrete poured. “Helicopter” finishing started.
building a new helicopter pad for your beach retreat?
No, silly – the mechanical trowel machine.
ChrispenEvan said:
I wish.
party_pants said:
Michael V said:
Verandah and breezeway concrete poured. “Helicopter” finishing started.
building a new helicopter pad for your beach retreat?
those stooge bucks just keep rolling in…
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:“Broadcast media have been far more excited about the Donald than they were about our election.”
I suspect that it is ‘far more stunned’ rather than anything else.
I really wish people would stop calling that orange fart “The Donald”.
party_pants said:
kii said:
I really shouldn’t read some stuff on Fuckbeak.Well don’t fucking post it here :(
:P I want to share the horror.
Michael V said:
Verandah and breezeway concrete poured. “Helicopter” finishing started.
Just over 6 years ago we had our workshop pad poured.
I’ll go away now, so p_p can relax.
kii said:
I’ll go away now, so p_p can relax.
Meh, I’m stuck at work, there might be something here to distract me.
Well Di’s back at her office (Jenny isn’t much use) and is getting onto Bevis again. She’s been off ill and still sounds very flu-stricken.
And she’s suggested that the new owner (assuming the contract is finalised) might actually want me to renew the lease for a while – she’s not sure. I was told “he’s happy for you to stay there for a while” by Rob, the agent handling the sale, but I assume this means within the span of the existing lease.
Anyway she’s going to try to get that clarified for me.
Greetings
Bubblecar said:
Well Di’s back at her office (Jenny isn’t much use) and is getting onto Bevis again. She’s been off ill and still sounds very flu-stricken.And she’s suggested that the new owner (assuming the contract is finalised) might actually want me to renew the lease for a while – she’s not sure. I was told “he’s happy for you to stay there for a while” by Rob, the agent handling the sale, but I assume this means within the span of the existing lease.
Anyway she’s going to try to get that clarified for me.
That’s good news.
Cymek said:
Greetings
Salve
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well Di’s back at her office (Jenny isn’t much use) and is getting onto Bevis again. She’s been off ill and still sounds very flu-stricken.And she’s suggested that the new owner (assuming the contract is finalised) might actually want me to renew the lease for a while – she’s not sure. I was told “he’s happy for you to stay there for a while” by Rob, the agent handling the sale, but I assume this means within the span of the existing lease.
Anyway she’s going to try to get that clarified for me.
That’s good news.
Well I’m going to have to move eventually and don’t mind doing so if I can find a decent place in the timeframe available.
stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Sounds like a bianco rainsaver or davey torrium issue…
Replace it with a bog standard press control and you’ll have no worries
Rainsaver issue, yes.
Please sir, what is a “bog standard press control”?
the standard pressure control that comes on top of a household pump. either the white/dab, calpeda or orange ones, I’ve never had an issue withyour bianco should have a plug and play setup for power , so just repac the unit on top and plug it in and she’ll run just fine
Excellent, I know that, I didn’t know that was a pressure control.
The end of the cleavage: breasts piled together like cream buns do not make a subtle statement
https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2016/nov/01/end-of-the-cleavage-bras-70s-boob-comeback
I need to return my computer for repair/testing, do you reckon the people that built it would care that I have quite a number of downloaded tv shows and movies on it
Rudd slams Turnbull for completing Rudd’s vision on refugees
Cymek said:
I need to return my computer for repair/testing, do you reckon the people that built it would care that I have quite a number of downloaded tv shows and movies on it
I’d be very surprised if that raised any eyebrows.
>breasts piled together like cream buns do not make a subtle statement
Neither do cream buns piled together like breasts.
Cymek said:
I need to return my computer for repair/testing, do you reckon the people that built it would care that I have quite a number of downloaded tv shows and movies on it
back them up, just in case
dv said:
Rudd slams Turnbull for completing Rudd’s vision on refugees
Is this the banning?
CrazyNeutrino said:
dv said:
Rudd slams Turnbull for completing Rudd’s vision on refugees
Is this the banning?
Is anyone listening to Rudd?
CrazyNeutrino said:
Is anyone listening to Rudd?
Might still be some of the audience left at his concession speech.
This is the very expensive computer?
Bubblecar said:
Cymek said:
I need to return my computer for repair/testing, do you reckon the people that built it would care that I have quite a number of downloaded tv shows and movies on it
I’d be very surprised if that raised any eyebrows.
Yeah I didn’t think they’d really be worried
Cymek said:
I need to return my computer for repair/testing, do you reckon the people that built it would care that I have quite a number of downloaded tv shows and movies on it
I would remove all personal content
furious said:
- I need to return my computer for repair/testing
This is the very expensive computer?
Yes it keeps crashing when I play games and I am unsure why
Some of the same type of GPU’s that my computer has have a fault were they crash to a black screen and this could be the problem.
Bubblecar said:
>breasts piled together like cream buns do not make a subtle statementNeither do cream buns piled together like breasts.
if the cream buns are fresh you’ll notice that they keep them separate from the tarts.
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:
I need to return my computer for repair/testing, do you reckon the people that built it would care that I have quite a number of downloaded tv shows and movies on it
I would remove all personal content
That’s an option as well, not that hard either way
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
Cymek said:
I need to return my computer for repair/testing, do you reckon the people that built it would care that I have quite a number of downloaded tv shows and movies on it
I’d be very surprised if that raised any eyebrows.
Yeah I didn’t think they’d really be worried
copyright protection is a touchy issue… and more generally, backing up data is a good idea in any case…
Cymek said:
furious said:
- I need to return my computer for repair/testing
This is the very expensive computer?
Yes it keeps crashing when I play games and I am unsure why
Some of the same type of GPU’s that my computer has have a fault were they crash to a black screen and this could be the problem.
That’s very disappointing in a deluxe gaming machine.
What type is that?
Bubblecar said:
Cymek said:
furious said:
- I need to return my computer for repair/testing
This is the very expensive computer?
Yes it keeps crashing when I play games and I am unsure why
Some of the same type of GPU’s that my computer has have a fault were they crash to a black screen and this could be the problem.
That’s very disappointing in a deluxe gaming machine.
Yeah I am annoyed but what can you do, the people that built it should have a far better idea of how to fix it than me plus they have more resources to do so
And, I would say, they are obligated to do so…
Bubblecar said:
The end of the cleavage: breasts piled together like cream buns do not make a subtle statementhttps://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2016/nov/01/end-of-the-cleavage-bras-70s-boob-comeback
Jennifer Lawrence is stunning in that dress.
furious said:
- Some of the same type of GPU’s
What type is that?
EVGA Geforce GTX 1080 FTW ACX 3:0 to be exact
They are overclocked versions of the original cards, some of them have faulty transistors that cause problems with some games and not others. My batch were shipped before the problem was identified and fixed, they could have this fault
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:
I need to return my computer for repair/testing, do you reckon the people that built it would care that I have quite a number of downloaded tv shows and movies on it
I would remove all personal content
Yes.
Italian prince becomes latest cyclist to be killed in London
Filippo Corsini, the heir to one of Florence’s oldest families, died after he was pulled under the wheel of a lorry in Knightsbridge
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/nov/01/italian-prince-filippo-corsini-latest-cyclist-killed-london-knightsbridge
CrazyNeutrino said:
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:
I need to return my computer for repair/testing, do you reckon the people that built it would care that I have quite a number of downloaded tv shows and movies on it
I would remove all personal content
Yes.
I’ll do than then to be safe
Cymek said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
diddly-squat said:I would remove all personal content
Yes.
I’ll do than then to be safe
Put it all on an external drive.
Cymek said:
furious said:
- Some of the same type of GPU’s
What type is that?
EVGA Geforce GTX 1080 FTW ACX 3:0 to be exact
They are overclocked versions of the original cards, some of them have faulty transistors that cause problems with some games and not others. My batch were shipped before the problem was identified and fixed, they could have this fault
For how much that card costs, I’d want a replacement
poikilotherm said:
Cymek said:
furious said:
- Some of the same type of GPU’s
What type is that?
EVGA Geforce GTX 1080 FTW ACX 3:0 to be exact
They are overclocked versions of the original cards, some of them have faulty transistors that cause problems with some games and not others. My batch were shipped before the problem was identified and fixed, they could have this fault
For how much that card costs, I’d want a replacement
It may be the easiest option.
Another problem is a number of people have reported Windows 10 causing similar problems and no one is sure why and Microshaft apparently don’t care
You know what is good for playing games? A PS4…
furious said:
- Another problem is a number of people have reported Windows 10 causing similar problems and no one is sure why and Microshaft apparently don’t care
You know what is good for playing games?
a sportsfield? get outside and away from that monitor!
“Drunk men in their 40s and 50s dominating ambulance calls”
Sibeen or Rule has some explaining to do…
Most of the popular games seem to involve killing lots of people and we don’t want that at the local sportsfield…
furious said:
- a sportsfield? get outside and away from that monitor!
Most of the popular games seem to involve killing lots of people and we don’t want that at the local sportsfield…
quitter.
I like to go to the local children’s playground and watch the children running and screaming, because they don’t know I’m using blanks.
btm said:
I like to go to the local children’s playground and watch the children running and screaming, because they don’t know I’m using blanks.
it is heartening to know i could die tomorrow and the forum would be in good hands with regards to the bad joke department.
:-)
Italian Prince??
dv said:
Italian Prince??
Probably a lesser title in the former Italian aristocracy.
dv said:
Italian Prince??
No longer a prince.
CrazyNeutrino said:
dv said:
Italian Prince??
No longer a prince.
Well given his age, he never was, really. The monarchy and nobility were formally abolished shortly after WW2.
CrazyNeutrino said:
dv said:
Italian Prince??
No longer a prince.
If cities were designed properly there would be more bikes lanes.
more cyclists would stay alive
a rear radar might have saved him
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
dv said:
Italian Prince??
No longer a prince.
Well given his age, he never was, really. The monarchy and nobility were formally abolished shortly after WW2.
it’s symbolic…
Bit of googling tells me that descendants of former nobles still call themselves princes in Italy. Wankers.
lol, where’s DA when you need an arachnophobe
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/animals/plague-of-spiders-engulfs-menindee-homes-as-waters-flood-back-into-lakes-20161101-gsfw3b.html
dv said:
Bit of googling tells me that descendants of former nobles still call themselves princes in Italy. Wankers.
Probably the same thing will happen with Lords once they go.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_of_Italy
The monarchy was superseded by the Italian Republic, after a constitutional referendum was held on 2 June 1946 after the World War II. The Italian monarchy formally ended on 12 June of that year, and Umberto II left the country.
Interesting, they go from King to dictator
Mussolini
CrazyNeutrino said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_of_ItalyThe monarchy was superseded by the Italian Republic, after a constitutional referendum was held on 2 June 1946 after the World War II. The Italian monarchy formally ended on 12 June of that year, and Umberto II left the country.
Interesting, they go from King to dictator
Mussolini
Ummm no.
CrazyNeutrino said:
dv said:
Bit of googling tells me that descendants of former nobles still call themselves princes in Italy. Wankers.
Probably the same thing will happen with Lords once they go.
No.
Haven’t seen Lord_Lucan in here for a while. Thankyou for gracing us with your presence, your lordship.
Witty Rejoinder said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_of_ItalyThe monarchy was superseded by the Italian Republic, after a constitutional referendum was held on 2 June 1946 after the World War II. The Italian monarchy formally ended on 12 June of that year, and Umberto II left the country.
Interesting, they go from King to dictator
Mussolini
Ummm no.
I see the government is going after another senate cross bencher, this time a dodgy one nation senator.
It could end up to their disadvantage but good on them for doing it.
We need a Trump to spice things up.
Divine Angel said:
We need a Trump to spice things up.
We had Clive for a little while.
“Beset by tea party fiscal policies, the economy of Kansas has been the worst in the country”
lol, bet they’re glad they voted them in.
I like how ABC news specifically mentions Trump’s one point lead is “well within the margin of error”.
Divine Angel said:
We need a Trump to spice things up.
Don’t joke about it.
Divine Angel said:
I like how ABC news specifically mentions Trump’s one point lead is “well within the margin of error”.
It’s insane that he’s not dozens of points behind, but I assume many Americans must be treating the whole thing as a reality TV show and want him to stay on for the entertainment value.
The media will try and get the punters engaged and milk every penny out of the election but there will be no Brexit style boilover for The Donald.
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
I like how ABC news specifically mentions Trump’s one point lead is “well within the margin of error”.
It’s insane that he’s not dozens of points behind, but I assume many Americans must be treating the whole thing as a reality TV show and want him to stay on for the entertainment value.
As Jimmy Fallon put it, “21 million Americans have pre-voted, meaning they want this election over and done with as soon as possible.”
A bit of tidying to do shortly in the pooter room and bedroom, then there’s nothing much to do before Saturday except the hoovering, which I’ll sensibly leave until Friday.
Since the bike’s back in action I’ll treat myself to lunch in the village tomorrow.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
I like how ABC news specifically mentions Trump’s one point lead is “well within the margin of error”.
It’s insane that he’s not dozens of points behind, but I assume many Americans must be treating the whole thing as a reality TV show and want him to stay on for the entertainment value.
As Jimmy Fallon put it, “21 million Americans have pre-voted, meaning they want this election over and done with as soon as possible.”
It seems to have been the longest election campaign I’ve ever known.
Bubblecar said:
A bit of tidying to do shortly in the pooter room and bedroom, then there’s nothing much to do before Saturday except the hoovering, which I’ll sensibly leave until Friday.Since the bike’s back in action I’ll treat myself to lunch in the village tomorrow.
I’d be getting Work Place Health and Safety to run their eye over it.
We don’t want to see a mechanical failure result in you being taken away in a small cardboard box from the axels of a B-Double.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
A bit of tidying to do shortly in the pooter room and bedroom, then there’s nothing much to do before Saturday except the hoovering, which I’ll sensibly leave until Friday.Since the bike’s back in action I’ll treat myself to lunch in the village tomorrow.
I’d be getting Work Place Health and Safety to run their eye over it.
We don’t want to see a mechanical failure result in you being taken away in a small cardboard box from the axels of a B-Double.
I suspect the rear brake needs further adjustment, I’ll find out tomorrow. But the front brake works fine and I’m not intending to be travelling at Tour de France speeds.
Which one of us is the Pug fancier & are they here now.
They were talking about some funny Pug youtube thingies & I want to tell a friend about them.
Tamb said:
Which one of us is the Pug fancier & are they here now.
They were talking about some funny Pug youtube thingies & I want to tell a friend about them.
Buffy’s the pug owner.
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
A bit of tidying to do shortly in the pooter room and bedroom, then there’s nothing much to do before Saturday except the hoovering, which I’ll sensibly leave until Friday.Since the bike’s back in action I’ll treat myself to lunch in the village tomorrow.
I’d be getting Work Place Health and Safety to run their eye over it.
We don’t want to see a mechanical failure result in you being taken away in a small cardboard box from the axels of a B-Double.
I suspect the rear brake needs further adjustment, I’ll find out tomorrow. But the front brake works fine and I’m not intending to be travelling at Tour de France speeds.
paces up and down
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
A bit of tidying to do shortly in the pooter room and bedroom, then there’s nothing much to do before Saturday except the hoovering, which I’ll sensibly leave until Friday.Since the bike’s back in action I’ll treat myself to lunch in the village tomorrow.
I’d be getting Work Place Health and Safety to run their eye over it.
We don’t want to see a mechanical failure result in you being taken away in a small cardboard box from the axels of a B-Double.
I suspect the rear brake needs further adjustment, I’ll find out tomorrow. But the front brake works fine and I’m not intending to be travelling at Tour de France speeds.
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Which one of us is the Pug fancier & are they here now.
They were talking about some funny Pug youtube thingies & I want to tell a friend about them.
Buffy’s the pug owner.
Peak Warming Man said:
paces up and down
OK I’ll turn the bike upside down again later today and see what I can do about further tightening the brake cable.
Tamb said:
Which one of us is the Pug fancier & are they here now.
They were talking about some funny Pug youtube thingies & I want to tell a friend about them.
buffy
Can one still buy Mercurochrome?
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:
Which one of us is the Pug fancier & are they here now.
They were talking about some funny Pug youtube thingies & I want to tell a friend about them.
buffy
Yes it’s Buff, she is in the thrall of an evil black pug named Damien.
Divine Angel said:
Can one still buy Mercurochrome?
Apparently:
http://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/57583/Gold-Cross-Mercurochrome-2-50ml
Divine Angel said:
Can one still buy Mercurochrome?
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:
Which one of us is the Pug fancier & are they here now.
They were talking about some funny Pug youtube thingies & I want to tell a friend about them.
buffy
Thanks.
Divine Angel said:
Can one still buy Mercurochrome?
One can.
Most of the braking should be done with the front break any way…
Peak Warming Man said:
Yes it’s Buff, she is in the thrall of an evil black pug named Damien.
Either my sister or I (I don’t remember) dropped a glass bottle of Mercurochrome on the floor once. We never did get the red stain cleaned up properly.
Brake…
poikilotherm said:
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:buffy
Thanks.
Loca I think was the pug on youtube buffy was amused by.
Divine Angel said:
Either my sister or I (I don’t remember) dropped a glass bottle of Mercurochrome on the floor once. We never did get the red stain cleaned up properly.
I think it only comes off skin because you shed skin cells over time…
furious said:
- Good front brake, bad rear brake.
Most of the braking should be done with the front break any way…
poikilotherm said:
Divine Angel said:
Either my sister or I (I don’t remember) dropped a glass bottle of Mercurochrome on the floor once. We never did get the red stain cleaned up properly.
I think it only comes off skin because you shed skin cells over time…
Peak Warming Man said:
I see the government is going after another senate cross bencher, this time a dodgy one nation senator.
It could end up to their disadvantage but good on them for doing it.
Trimming the Weeds
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:I’d be getting Work Place Health and Safety to run their eye over it.
We don’t want to see a mechanical failure result in you being taken away in a small cardboard box from the axels of a B-Double.
I suspect the rear brake needs further adjustment, I’ll find out tomorrow. But the front brake works fine and I’m not intending to be travelling at Tour de France speeds.
Good front brake, bad rear brake. Buy plenty of Mercurochrome.
I remember the first time I rode the xs400. I had been riding a cb175 with drum brakes that you squeezed hard and little happened. And then one day there was triple disks. It was very scary. But luckily I was in traffic and wasn’t going fast.
Some idiot has driven their car into a ditch, causing chaos on the highway and in our carpark.
poikilotherm said:
Divine Angel said:
We need a Trump to spice things up.
We had Clive for a little while.
He kept falling asleep and when he wasn’t asleep he wasn’t there
didn’t vote much either
Divine Angel said:
Can one still buy Mercurochrome?
Banned as the main ingredient is the blood of monkeys
OK, rear brake is back in action. I was just turning the wrong nut to tighten the cable.
So anyway, something happened at another store about a year ago and it looks likely to go to trial (it wasn’t a staff issue). My name has been put down as a witness; probably nothing will come of it but all I can think of is how I’m gonna get flustered and blubber my words and get confused and the guy will be let off.
Bubblecar said:
OK, rear brake is back in action. I was just turning the wrong nut to tighten the cable.
Divine Angel said:
So anyway, something happened at another store about a year ago and it looks likely to go to trial (it wasn’t a staff issue). My name has been put down as a witness; probably nothing will come of it but all I can think of is how I’m gonna get flustered and blubber my words and get confused and the guy will be let off.
Divine Angel said:
So anyway, something happened at another store about a year ago and it looks likely to go to trial (it wasn’t a staff issue). My name has been put down as a witness; probably nothing will come of it but all I can think of is how I’m gonna get flustered and blubber my words and get confused and the guy will be let off.
Have you made a police statement?
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
OK, rear brake is back in action. I was just turning the wrong nut to tighten the cable.
It’s normally one nut to tighten then a lock nut so it doesn’t come loose again.
I think the lock nut wasn’t enabling me to turn the other nut.
Anyway the lock nut is now in no-man’s land so I’d better tighten that again.
Bubblecar said:
Have you made a police statement?
No but I was contacted this morning to verify some details and told they’ll contact me again “soon”. Actually now that I think about it, “they” might have been Men In Black in which case, I nose nuffink.
Divine Angel said:
So anyway, something happened at another store about a year ago and it looks likely to go to trial (it wasn’t a staff issue). My name has been put down as a witness; probably nothing will come of it but all I can think of is how I’m gonna get flustered and blubber my words and get confused and the guy will be let off.
The magistrate should control that part of it so the stress is minimised.
Do you make a previous statement in regards to what happened ?
If so the prosecution and defence will most likely ask you to confirm your statement and ask you yes and no questions for the most part.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:Have you made a police statement?
No but I was contacted this morning to verify some details and told they’ll contact me again “soon”. Actually now that I think about it, “they” might have been Men In Black in which case, I nose nuffink.
Police statements are not stressful (Unless you’re guilty of course). The cop is generally pleasant & polite.
I had to make one after the cafe explosion & it was stress free.
Something like “I put to you Divine Angel that my client did not in fact do something, something”
Divine Angel “That is not true”
They usually can’t then try to rephrase the same question to trick you.
mollwollfumble said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:Rainsaver issue, yes.
Please sir, what is a “bog standard press control”?
the standard pressure control that comes on top of a household pump. either the white/dab, calpeda or orange ones, I’ve never had an issue withyour bianco should have a plug and play setup for power , so just repac the unit on top and plug it in and she’ll run just fine
Excellent, I know that, I didn’t know that was a pressure control.
Oops, not a Bianco “Rainsaver”, a Vada “Rain2Main” disaster.
Had the plumber, electrician and builder staring at the water pump all together.
Talk about the blind leading the blind!
It wasn’t even a case of one of them not knowing enough without the others. All three were totally clueless.
None of them know the first thing about pumps for water tanks. I’d be better off doing the plumbing and electrical work myself.
Shudder!
The bathroom renovation is progressing.
As I understand it, my role would be along the lines of verifying store procedure and company policy. So I’m guessing I won’t be needed if the case does go to trial.
Divine Angel said:
As I understand it, my role would be along the lines of verifying store procedure and company policy. So I’m guessing I won’t be needed if the case does go to trial.
Is it true, DA, that your stores sell custard doughnuts that also contain peanuts; and isn’t it also true that you charge the same for a dozen as you do for 12.
sibeen said:
Divine Angel said:
As I understand it, my role would be along the lines of verifying store procedure and company policy. So I’m guessing I won’t be needed if the case does go to trial.
Is it true, DA, that your stores sell custard doughnuts that also contain peanuts; and isn’t it also true that you charge the same for a dozen as you do for 12.
I nose nuffink and anyway, you can’t prove it.
sibeen said:
Divine Angel said:
As I understand it, my role would be along the lines of verifying store procedure and company policy. So I’m guessing I won’t be needed if the case does go to trial.
Is it true, DA, that your stores sell custard doughnuts that also contain peanuts; and isn’t it also true that you charge the same for a dozen as you do for 12.
Tamb said:
sibeen said:
Divine Angel said:
As I understand it, my role would be along the lines of verifying store procedure and company policy. So I’m guessing I won’t be needed if the case does go to trial.
Is it true, DA, that your stores sell custard doughnuts that also contain peanuts; and isn’t it also true that you charge the same for a dozen as you do for 12.
“I don’t understand the question”
“I don’t recall”
Good to see the kweenzland justice system rolls quicker than NSW, numbnuts that robbed this place is still awaiting sentencing trial.
poikilotherm said:
Tamb said:
sibeen said:Is it true, DA, that your stores sell custard doughnuts that also contain peanuts; and isn’t it also true that you charge the same for a dozen as you do for 12.
“I don’t understand the question”“I don’t recall”
oh, just checked the court lists, sentencing due on 7/11
Cymek, what’s the difference btw a ‘sentence’ and ‘LC sentence’ ?
bacon stirfry shortly
transition said:
bacon stirfry shortly
Egg salad served with tinned herrings in paprika sauce, Ryvitas.
Food shopping tomorrow.
Bubblecar said:
transition said:
bacon stirfry shortly
Egg salad served with tinned herrings in paprika sauce, Ryvitas.
Food shopping tomorrow.
I went to Snug with Phillippe who was woodhooking today. So tonight I have a couple of crumbed lamb cutlets and I will do a mash and some more veg. Cobbett had a smoked kangaroo stick. But he demolished that pretty fast.
poikilotherm said:
Cymek, what’s the difference btw a ‘sentence’ and ‘LC sentence’ ?
Not sure does the LC stand for something (Lower Courts perhaps)
sarahs mum said:
I went to Snug with Phillippe who was woodhooking today. So tonight I have a couple of crumbed lamb cutlets and I will do a mash and some more veg. Cobbett had a smoked kangaroo stick. But he demolished that pretty fast.
Mmm, lamb cutlets. I’ll have a red meat dinner tomorrow.
In the fall of 1996, a charity called the Association to Benefit Children held a ribbon-cutting in Manhattan for a new nursery school serving children with AIDS. The bold-faced names took seats up front.
There was then-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani ® and former mayor David Dinkins (D). TV stars Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford, who were major donors. And there was a seat saved for Steven Fisher, a developer who had given generously to build the nursery.
Then, all of a sudden, there was Donald Trump.
“Nobody knew he was coming,” said Abigail Disney, another donor sitting on the dais. “There’s this kind of ruckus at the door, and I don’t know what was going on, and in comes Donald Trump. just gets up on the podium and sits down.”
Trump was not a major donor. He was not a donor, period. He’d never given a dollar to the nursery or the Association to Benefit Children, according to Gretchen Buchenholz, the charity’s executive director then and now.
But now he was sitting in Fisher’s seat, next to Giuliani.
“Frank Gifford turned to me and said, ‘Why is he here?’ ” Buchenholz recalled recently. By then, the ceremony had begun. There was nothing to do.
“Just sing past it,” she recalled Gifford telling her.
So they warbled into the first song on the program, “This Little Light of Mine,” alongside Trump and a chorus of children — with a photographer snapping photos, and Trump looking for all the world like an honored donor to the cause.
Afterward, Disney and Buchenholz recalled, Trump left without offering an explanation. Or a donation. Fisher was stuck in the audience. The charity spent months trying to repair its relationship with him.
“I mean, what’s wrong with you, man?” Disney recalled thinking of Trump, when it was over.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-boasts-of-his-philanthropy-but-his-giving-falls-short-of-his-words/2016/10/29/b3c03106-9ac7-11e6-a0ed-ab0774c1eaa5_story.html
dv said:
In the fall of 1996, a charity called the Association to Benefit Children held a ribbon-cutting in Manhattan for a new nursery school serving children with AIDS. The bold-faced names took seats up front.There was then-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani ® and former mayor David Dinkins (D). TV stars Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford, who were major donors. And there was a seat saved for Steven Fisher, a developer who had given generously to build the nursery.
Then, all of a sudden, there was Donald Trump.
“Nobody knew he was coming,” said Abigail Disney, another donor sitting on the dais. “There’s this kind of ruckus at the door, and I don’t know what was going on, and in comes Donald Trump. just gets up on the podium and sits down.”
Trump was not a major donor. He was not a donor, period. He’d never given a dollar to the nursery or the Association to Benefit Children, according to Gretchen Buchenholz, the charity’s executive director then and now.
But now he was sitting in Fisher’s seat, next to Giuliani.
“Frank Gifford turned to me and said, ‘Why is he here?’ ” Buchenholz recalled recently. By then, the ceremony had begun. There was nothing to do.
“Just sing past it,” she recalled Gifford telling her.
So they warbled into the first song on the program, “This Little Light of Mine,” alongside Trump and a chorus of children — with a photographer snapping photos, and Trump looking for all the world like an honored donor to the cause.
Afterward, Disney and Buchenholz recalled, Trump left without offering an explanation. Or a donation. Fisher was stuck in the audience. The charity spent months trying to repair its relationship with him.
“I mean, what’s wrong with you, man?” Disney recalled thinking of Trump, when it was over.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-boasts-of-his-philanthropy-but-his-giving-falls-short-of-his-words/2016/10/29/b3c03106-9ac7-11e6-a0ed-ab0774c1eaa5_story.html
Madness.
And yet he’s losing to Hillary over some emails.
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
In the fall of 1996, a charity called the Association to Benefit Children held a ribbon-cutting in Manhattan for a new nursery school serving children with AIDS. The bold-faced names took seats up front.There was then-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani ® and former mayor David Dinkins (D). TV stars Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford, who were major donors. And there was a seat saved for Steven Fisher, a developer who had given generously to build the nursery.
Then, all of a sudden, there was Donald Trump.
“Nobody knew he was coming,” said Abigail Disney, another donor sitting on the dais. “There’s this kind of ruckus at the door, and I don’t know what was going on, and in comes Donald Trump. just gets up on the podium and sits down.”
Trump was not a major donor. He was not a donor, period. He’d never given a dollar to the nursery or the Association to Benefit Children, according to Gretchen Buchenholz, the charity’s executive director then and now.
But now he was sitting in Fisher’s seat, next to Giuliani.
“Frank Gifford turned to me and said, ‘Why is he here?’ ” Buchenholz recalled recently. By then, the ceremony had begun. There was nothing to do.
“Just sing past it,” she recalled Gifford telling her.
So they warbled into the first song on the program, “This Little Light of Mine,” alongside Trump and a chorus of children — with a photographer snapping photos, and Trump looking for all the world like an honored donor to the cause.
Afterward, Disney and Buchenholz recalled, Trump left without offering an explanation. Or a donation. Fisher was stuck in the audience. The charity spent months trying to repair its relationship with him.
“I mean, what’s wrong with you, man?” Disney recalled thinking of Trump, when it was over.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-boasts-of-his-philanthropy-but-his-giving-falls-short-of-his-words/2016/10/29/b3c03106-9ac7-11e6-a0ed-ab0774c1eaa5_story.html
Madness.
Yep. Madness.
If anything good has come of this, it is to shine a light on the sociopathy that tends to come with a hyperprivileged life.
Just goes to show you can get anywhere if you throw enough money at it.
I wonder what the forum conversation will be a week hence.
Divine Angel said:
And yet he’s losing to Hillary over some emails.
This..
>>>
Madness.
Yep. Madness
imagine I am bolt holed in a little wilderness, looking around and thinking there is no where to run away to from here
I still can’t believe he will get in. I can’t believe there will be that level of stupidity. I might be putting too much faith in the USA when I say that.
But..if Trump does become President I might have a depression not seen since Howard. It will be the greatest of anxieties. It will be wall of panic. It will be a great and bigger wall of adrenalin.
sarahs mum said:
I still can’t believe he will get in. I can’t believe there will be that level of stupidity. I might be putting too much faith in the USA when I say that.But..if Trump does become President I might have a depression not seen since Howard. It will be the greatest of anxieties. It will be wall of panic. It will be a great and bigger wall of adrenalin.
The last time Howard was voted in was a very sad time for me. I was doomfooted.
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At times, Trump seemed to make light of others’ expectations about his generosity.
In 1997, for instance, he was “principal for a day” at a public school in an impoverished area of the Bronx. The chess team was holding a bake sale, Hot & Crusty danishes and croissants. They were $5,000 short of what they needed to travel to a tournament.
Trump had brought something to wow them.
“He handed them a fake million-dollar bill,” said David MacEnulty, a teacher and the chess team’s coach.
The team’s parent volunteers were thrilled.
Then disappointment.
Trump then gave them $200 in real money and drove away in a limousine.
Why just $200?
“I have no idea,” MacEnulty said. “He was about the most clueless person I’ve ever seen in that regard.”
The happy ending, he said, was that a woman read about Trump’s gift in the New York Times, called the school and donated the $5,000. “I am ashamed to be the same species as this man,” MacEnulty recalled her saying.
——
sarahs mum said:
I still can’t believe he will get in. I can’t believe there will be that level of stupidity. I might be putting too much faith in the USA when I say that.But..if Trump does become President I might have a depression not seen since Howard. It will be the greatest of anxieties. It will be wall of panic. It will be a great and bigger wall of adrenalin.
I imagine I’d just start completely ignoring the news, and leave the world to its own devices.
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
I still can’t believe he will get in. I can’t believe there will be that level of stupidity. I might be putting too much faith in the USA when I say that.But..if Trump does become President I might have a depression not seen since Howard. It will be the greatest of anxieties. It will be wall of panic. It will be a great and bigger wall of adrenalin.
The last time Howard was voted in was a very sad time for me. I was doomfooted.
well that was against Latham…
Dodged a bullet on that one…
furious said:
- well that was against Latham…
Dodged a bullet on that one…
Indeed.
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
In the fall of 1996, a charity called the Association to Benefit Children held a ribbon-cutting in Manhattan for a new nursery school serving children with AIDS. The bold-faced names took seats up front.There was then-Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani ® and former mayor David Dinkins (D). TV stars Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford, who were major donors. And there was a seat saved for Steven Fisher, a developer who had given generously to build the nursery.
Then, all of a sudden, there was Donald Trump.
“Nobody knew he was coming,” said Abigail Disney, another donor sitting on the dais. “There’s this kind of ruckus at the door, and I don’t know what was going on, and in comes Donald Trump. just gets up on the podium and sits down.”
Trump was not a major donor. He was not a donor, period. He’d never given a dollar to the nursery or the Association to Benefit Children, according to Gretchen Buchenholz, the charity’s executive director then and now.
But now he was sitting in Fisher’s seat, next to Giuliani.
“Frank Gifford turned to me and said, ‘Why is he here?’ ” Buchenholz recalled recently. By then, the ceremony had begun. There was nothing to do.
“Just sing past it,” she recalled Gifford telling her.
So they warbled into the first song on the program, “This Little Light of Mine,” alongside Trump and a chorus of children — with a photographer snapping photos, and Trump looking for all the world like an honored donor to the cause.
Afterward, Disney and Buchenholz recalled, Trump left without offering an explanation. Or a donation. Fisher was stuck in the audience. The charity spent months trying to repair its relationship with him.
“I mean, what’s wrong with you, man?” Disney recalled thinking of Trump, when it was over.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-boasts-of-his-philanthropy-but-his-giving-falls-short-of-his-words/2016/10/29/b3c03106-9ac7-11e6-a0ed-ab0774c1eaa5_story.html
Madness.
More self promotion using other people?
sarahs mum said:
I still can’t believe he will get in. I can’t believe there will be that level of stupidity. I might be putting too much faith in the USA when I say that.But..if Trump does become President I might have a depression not seen since Howard. It will be the greatest of anxieties. It will be wall of panic. It will be a great and bigger wall of adrenalin.
If Trump becomes President, I’ll hitch a ride with a passing Alien spaceship, travel to the Restaurant at the End of the Universe, order a strong coffee and stare into space.
Witty Rejoinder said:
furious said:
- well that was against Latham…
Dodged a bullet on that one…
Indeed.
What’s he done now, punched someone again?
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
I still can’t believe he will get in. I can’t believe there will be that level of stupidity. I might be putting too much faith in the USA when I say that.But..if Trump does become President I might have a depression not seen since Howard. It will be the greatest of anxieties. It will be wall of panic. It will be a great and bigger wall of adrenalin.
The last time Howard was voted in was a very sad time for me. I was doomfooted.
well that was against Latham…
and Latham promised to give Tasmania more than Forestry was ever worth. And we voted for Howard.
(Well I didn’t.)
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
I still can’t believe he will get in. I can’t believe there will be that level of stupidity. I might be putting too much faith in the USA when I say that.But..if Trump does become President I might have a depression not seen since Howard. It will be the greatest of anxieties. It will be wall of panic. It will be a great and bigger wall of adrenalin.
If Trump becomes President, I’ll hitch a ride with a passing Alien spaceship, travel to the Restaurant at the End of the Universe, order a strong coffee and stare into space.
towels at the ready people
CrazyNeutrino said:
What’s he done now, punched someone again?
He and Andrew Bolt are now bosom buddies.
In the last day or so, it’s come to light that he’s tried to ‘bend’ the rules to hold an interest in a property which the Commonwealth pays rent on, for his office. This has come undone and as a result it seems that his seat has been invalid all this time. It seems likely the Abbott government knew about this and looked the other way.
Australia is better than this
23 mins ·ago
Well, for one, he keeps attacking Rose Batty…
*studies menu for more than 5 minutes * “How do I go about getting a pack?”
“Well, you ask nicely for a pack, pick which doughnuts you want, then pay for them.”
*Blank look * “Yeah but what packs you got?”
“We have packs of 6 or 12.”
“I’ll take 6, all jam. Wait, I’ll get a dozen. Half jam and half strawberries and creme.”
The thing with being a dirty politician is its usually covered up because it embarrassing to your party, you get some payout if you do have to go to keep quiet and still get your pension and its perks
sarahs mum said:
In the last day or so, it’s come to light that he’s tried to ‘bend’ the rules to hold an interest in a property which the Commonwealth pays rent on, for his office. This has come undone and as a result it seems that his seat has been invalid all this time. It seems likely the Abbott government knew about this and looked the other way.Australia is better than this
23 mins ·ago
Stuff him. Caught out by his own greed and hypocrisy. Age of Entitlement and all that,
How is that different to Joe Hockey paying rent to his wife?
furious said:
- it’s come to light that he’s tried to ‘bend’ the rules to hold an interest in a property which the Commonwealth pays rent on
How is that different to Joe Hockey paying rent to his wife?
It’s a bit like working from home..
furious said:
- it’s come to light that he’s tried to ‘bend’ the rules to hold an interest in a property which the Commonwealth pays rent on
How is that different to Joe Hockey paying rent to his wife?
http://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/the-bob-day-controversy-explained-20161102-gsg06l.html
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/02/a-quagmire-of-incompetence-the-true-story-of-the-really-not-very-good-at-all-turnbull-government?CMP=soc_567
A quagmire of incompetence: the true story of the really not very good at all Turnbull government
First Dog on the Moon
First Dog on the Moon
Hello.
party_pants said:
sarahs mum said:
In the last day or so, it’s come to light that he’s tried to ‘bend’ the rules to hold an interest in a property which the Commonwealth pays rent on, for his office. This has come undone and as a result it seems that his seat has been invalid all this time. It seems likely the Abbott government knew about this and looked the other way.Australia is better than this
23 mins ·ago
Stuff him. Caught out by his own greed and hypocrisy. Age of Entitlement and all that,
party pants shaking his fist no doubt… :-)
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hoy.
“Monaco has a land border of 4.4 km (2.7 mi), a coastline of 4.1 km (2.5 mi), and a width that varies between 1,700 and 349 m (1,859 and 382 yd).”
Am I reading this right in that the total border is 8.5km? I drive 25kms just to get to work!
Divine Angel said:
“Monaco has a land border of 4.4 km (2.7 mi), a coastline of 4.1 km (2.5 mi), and a width that varies between 1,700 and 349 m (1,859 and 382 yd).”Am I reading this right in that the total border is 8.5km? I drive 25kms just to get to work!
Divine Angel said:
“Monaco has a land border of 4.4 km (2.7 mi), a coastline of 4.1 km (2.5 mi), and a width that varies between 1,700 and 349 m (1,859 and 382 yd).”Am I reading this right in that the total border is 8.5km? I drive 25kms just to get to work!
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hoy.
used hoy for years as a greeting. you could say i am the old man of hoy.
Divine Angel said:
It is indeed a very tiny principality. But a larger country than The Vatican.
“Monaco has a land border of 4.4 km (2.7 mi), a coastline of 4.1 km (2.5 mi), and a width that varies between 1,700 and 349 m (1,859 and 382 yd).”Am I reading this right in that the total border is 8.5km? I drive 25kms just to get to work!
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:It is indeed a very tiny principality. But a larger country than The Vatican.
“Monaco has a land border of 4.4 km (2.7 mi), a coastline of 4.1 km (2.5 mi), and a width that varies between 1,700 and 349 m (1,859 and 382 yd).”Am I reading this right in that the total border is 8.5km? I drive 25kms just to get to work!
You can say that again
Last weekend, I saw a very unusual sight: a Maserati with Pirelli tyres parked at Bunnings.
ChrispenEvan said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hoy.
used hoy for years as a greeting. you could say i am the old man of hoy.
:)
You’re walking along the coast on an overcast day with the wind whipping your hair and you end up with a raw, stinging feeling to your face. Windburn. But is it?
Is it really possible for the wind to burn skin or is something else going on?
While it may seem that the wind is responsible for burning your skin, it is actually the usual culprit of ultraviolet radiation from the Sun.
What we call windburn is really plain old sunburn and can be prevented by using sunscreen.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/health/is-it-really-possible-to-get-windburnt/6865424?section=health
Divine Angel said:
Last weekend, I saw a very unusual sight: a Maserati with Pirelli tyres parked at Bunnings.
Probably after a shovel.
dv said:
You’re walking along the coast on an overcast day with the wind whipping your hair and you end up with a raw, stinging feeling to your face. Windburn. But is it?Is it really possible for the wind to burn skin or is something else going on?
While it may seem that the wind is responsible for burning your skin, it is actually the usual culprit of ultraviolet radiation from the Sun.
What we call windburn is really plain old sunburn and can be prevented by using sunscreen.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/health/is-it-really-possible-to-get-windburnt/6865424?section=health
Hot curry flatulence could give you wind burn
So the possibility that the wind throwing sand and dirt particles to sandblast your face was discounted?
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hoy.
hey
ChrispenEvan said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hoy.
used hoy for years as a greeting. you could say i am the old man of hoy.
that could catch on..
Divine Angel said:
So the possibility that the wind throwing sand and dirt particles to sandblast your face was discounted?
That’s gravel rash.
Was reading about the gold rushes today, and it gave me a different view of the respect for aboriginals.
Throughout the brief-but-important period of the gold rushes in Australia, the only men who retained any respect were aboriginals.
In that period there was no respect for the diggers, for the troopers, for the ticket-of-leave men, for the new chums, for the government men, for the diggers wives, for the publicans, for the merchants, for the ex-convicts, for the bushrangers, for the Chinese, for the Irish immigrants, for the press, for the landowners, for the petty criminals.
The only men who were respected in gold rush times were the aboriginal men. This was irrespective of whether they worked as troopers, or on the diggings, or were just passing by.
the old man of hoy.
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hoy.
hey
Hi.
ChrispenEvan said:
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the old man of hoy.
A fairly stoic looking chap.
That’s one heck of an erection.
mollwollfumble said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:Hoy.
hey
Hi.
ho hi ho it’s back around we go.
Divine Angel said:
That’s one heck of an erection.
Thankfully, I left that for a woman to observe.
mollwollfumble said:
Was reading about the gold rushes today, and it gave me a different view of the respect for aboriginals.Throughout the brief-but-important period of the gold rushes in Australia, the only men who retained any respect were aboriginals.
In that period there was no respect for the diggers, for the troopers, for the ticket-of-leave men, for the new chums, for the government men, for the diggers wives, for the publicans, for the merchants, for the ex-convicts, for the bushrangers, for the Chinese, for the Irish immigrants, for the press, for the landowners, for the petty criminals.
The only men who were respected in gold rush times were the aboriginal men. This was irrespective of whether they worked as troopers, or on the diggings, or were just passing by.
ChrispenEvan said:
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the old man of hoy.
Witty Rejoinder said:
mollwollfumble said:
Was reading about the gold rushes today, and it gave me a different view of the respect for aboriginals.Throughout the brief-but-important period of the gold rushes in Australia, the only men who retained any respect were aboriginals.
In that period there was no respect for the diggers, for the troopers, for the ticket-of-leave men, for the new chums, for the government men, for the diggers wives, for the publicans, for the merchants, for the ex-convicts, for the bushrangers, for the Chinese, for the Irish immigrants, for the press, for the landowners, for the petty criminals.
The only men who were respected in gold rush times were the aboriginal men. This was irrespective of whether they worked as troopers, or on the diggings, or were just passing by.
I’d wager that Aborigines were very good at identifying likely spots for surface gold mining.
No.
But one point in their favour is that they were mostly illiterate, so couldn’t be used to check mining licenses.
Another weird facet of the gold rush and its aftermath.
You know how Britain exported its criminals to Australia. That’s not news.
It rather surprised me to learn that during the gold rush, Australia exported its criminals to China. White criminals, including bushranger Frank Gardiner.
mollwollfumble said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
mollwollfumble said:
Was reading about the gold rushes today, and it gave me a different view of the respect for aboriginals.Throughout the brief-but-important period of the gold rushes in Australia, the only men who retained any respect were aboriginals.
In that period there was no respect for the diggers, for the troopers, for the ticket-of-leave men, for the new chums, for the government men, for the diggers wives, for the publicans, for the merchants, for the ex-convicts, for the bushrangers, for the Chinese, for the Irish immigrants, for the press, for the landowners, for the petty criminals.
The only men who were respected in gold rush times were the aboriginal men. This was irrespective of whether they worked as troopers, or on the diggings, or were just passing by.
I’d wager that Aborigines were very good at identifying likely spots for surface gold mining.No.
But one point in their favour is that they were mostly illiterate, so couldn’t be used to check mining licenses.
don’t remember a mention of them when we did the gold mine tour in Bendigo.
Arts said:
don’t remember a mention of them when we did the gold mine tour in Bendigo.
A lot of secret business down Victoria way.
Article 14
1. Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from
persecution.
hmmmm
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/02/australian-senators-cory-bernardi-and-malcolm-roberts-pledge-support-for-donald-trump?CMP=soc_567
Australian senators Cory Bernardi and Malcolm Roberts pledge support for Donald Trump
Liberal says he will be ‘cheering on’ Trump while One Nation senator echoes insistence Hillary Clinton should be jailed
Arts said:
Article 14
1. Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from
persecution.hmmmm
Duh. Other countries. Not this one.
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/02/australian-senators-cory-bernardi-and-malcolm-roberts-pledge-support-for-donald-trump?CMP=soc_567Australian senators Cory Bernardi and Malcolm Roberts pledge support for Donald Trump
Liberal says he will be ‘cheering on’ Trump while One Nation senator echoes insistence Hillary Clinton should be jailed
dafuq
Very grateful to be basically able bodied because I think I’d fold like a napkin if I had any real physical problems. I’m all sooky because I can’t tie off a balloon or pull a bathplug.
dv said:
Very grateful to be basically able bodied because I think I’d fold like a napkin if I had any real physical problems. I’m all sooky because I can’t tie off a balloon or pull a bathplug.
Gives you an idea about having your independence to do everyday things challenged? A friend of mine said after his accident, he did not realise how heavy a head is while he was being treated in hospital for his spinal injuries.
dv said:
Arts said:
Article 14
1. Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from
persecution.hmmmm
Duh. Other countries. Not this one.
oh, of course… how silly of me..
dv said:
Very grateful to be basically able bodied because I think I’d fold like a napkin if I had any real physical problems. I’m all sooky because I can’t tie off a balloon or pull a bathplug.
Mr Arts says you should suck it up, princess.. ;)
Arts said:
dv said:
Very grateful to be basically able bodied because I think I’d fold like a napkin if I had any real physical problems. I’m all sooky because I can’t tie off a balloon or pull a bathplug.
Mr Arts says you should suck it up, princess.. ;)
indeed
mollwollfumble said:
Another weird facet of the gold rush and its aftermath.You know how Britain exported its criminals to Australia. That’s not news.
It rather surprised me to learn that during the gold rush, Australia exported its criminals to China. White criminals, including bushranger Frank Gardiner.
Really?
anybody have a good satnav recommendation?
the other day Moll was talking about how superheros don’t have cats for sidekicks… but that guy had a tiger (or lion) he man?
the other day Moll was talking about how superheros don’t have cats for sidekicks… but that guy had a tiger (or lion) he man?
ChrispenEvan said:
anybody have a good satnav recommendation?
Make sure you buy one in 1999 before mobile phones make them obsolete
Arts said:
the other day Moll was talking about how superheros don’t have cats for sidekicks… but that guy had a tiger (or lion) he man?
Surely it is just a pet, not a sidekick
dv said:
Arts said:
the other day Moll was talking about how superheros don’t have cats for sidekicks… but that guy had a tiger (or lion) he man?
Surely it is just a pet, not a sidekick
he used it into something… who would help him battle… sidekick as much as silver or scooby doo
Arts said:
the other day Moll was talking about how superheros don’t have cats for sidekicks… but that guy had a tiger (or lion) he man?
I think The Ghost Who Walks had a tiger.
dv said:
ChrispenEvan said:
anybody have a good satnav recommendation?
Make sure you buy one in 1999 before mobile phones make them obsolete
i don’t have a smart phone.
Divine Angel said:
That’s one heck of an erection.
Rock Hard too
ChrispenEvan said:
anybody have a good satnav recommendation?
I had a very good one for bushwalking, a Magellan but they were very unreliable in jungle/forests, probably improved a lot now.
Peak Warming Man said:
Arts said:
the other day Moll was talking about how superheros don’t have cats for sidekicks… but that guy had a tiger (or lion) he man?
I think The Ghost Who Walks had a tiger.
No.
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/02/australian-senators-cory-bernardi-and-malcolm-roberts-pledge-support-for-donald-trump?CMP=soc_567Australian senators Cory Bernardi and Malcolm Roberts pledge support for Donald Trump
Liberal says he will be ‘cheering on’ Trump while One Nation senator echoes insistence Hillary Clinton should be jailed
Both Nutcases.
Peak Warming Man said:
mollwollfumble said:
Another weird facet of the gold rush and its aftermath.You know how Britain exported its criminals to Australia. That’s not news.
It rather surprised me to learn that during the gold rush, Australia exported its criminals to China. White criminals, including bushranger Frank Gardiner.
Really?
Cheaper to get rid of the riff raff maybe?
I think the Secret Service will be kept on their toes no matter who wins.
Divine Angel said:
I think the Secret Service will be kept on their toes no matter who wins.
Those assigned to DJT must have been a bit miffed when he said the “2nd amendment people” can do something about Hillary
“Could both Clinton and Trump lose the election race?”
I was going to click on that article but then I showd a reserve of self control realising that it’s probably some brokendown old journo who’s best inches of copy are way behind them trying to make a quid out of the US election train wreck.
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
I think the Secret Service will be kept on their toes no matter who wins.
Those assigned to DJT must have been a bit miffed when he said the “2nd amendment people” can do something about Hillary
Some might seen it as a challenge.
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
I think the Secret Service will be kept on their toes no matter who wins.
Those assigned to DJT must have been a bit miffed when he said the “2nd amendment people” can do something about Hillary
as long as none of them are women, babies, Hispanic, poor, ugly, make any sense, his ex wives, journalists or disabled.. they should be fine
Divine Angel said:
I think the Secret Service will be kept on their toes no matter who wins.
They’ve had 8 years with Obama. I suspect that has kept them on their toes.
sibeen said:
Divine Angel said:
I think the Secret Service will be kept on their toes no matter who wins.
They’ve had 8 years with Obama. I suspect that has kept them on their toes.
Aye, that be true.
My tenuous connection here precludes my from doing any research in a timely manner but I’d say more GOP presidents have been shot than Dems.
George Costanza’s father could have run and won this time…
“The number of reported threats rose from 2,400 in 1965 to 12,800 in 1969. According to some reports, President George W. Bush received about 3,000 threats a year, while his successor Barack Obama received about four times that many. This figure has been disputed by Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan, who says that Obama receives about as many threats as the previous two Presidents.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threatening_the_President_of_the_United_States
And then there’s this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_threats_against_Barack_Obama
Peak Warming Man said:
My tenuous connection here precludes my from doing any research in a timely manner but I’d say more GOP presidents have been shot than Dems.
3 out of 4
OTOH, both parties have changed considerably since the three Republicans were assassinated.
A proper assassin wouldn’t threaten before getting the job done…
how long does it take a SS agent to decide if they should try to stop the bullet?
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
My tenuous connection here precludes my from doing any research in a timely manner but I’d say more GOP presidents have been shot than Dems.
3 out of 4
OTOH, both parties have changed considerably since the three Republicans were assassinated.
I was talking shot, Regan was the last one to be shot(near did for him) and before him I think but not sure it was Ford.
Arts said:
how long does it take a SS agent to decide if they should try to stop the bullet?
Uh oh, the boss is stressed.
Divine Angel said:
Uh oh, the boss is stressed.
What have you done?
mollwollfumble said:
Arts said:
how long does it take a SS agent to decide if they should try to stop the bullet?
It doesn’t matter, so long as it’s too long.
Not me, thankfully. But I know the culprit.
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
Arts said:
how long does it take a SS agent to decide if they should try to stop the bullet?
It doesn’t matter, so long as it’s too long.
I should rephrase that. By wearing dark glasses and earphones, the president’s protection is separated so far from timely reality as to make it totally useless. Their training is crap, too, you can tell because they’re always looking in the wrong direction.
ROFL. Yep, they’re completely clueless. Not trained at all. Most of them don’t even understand which end of their pistol the bullet comes out of. They couldn’t recognise an assailant if they were brandishing a bazooka. A posse of girl guides or boy scouts would be finer protection.
sibeen said:
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:It doesn’t matter, so long as it’s too long.
I should rephrase that. By wearing dark glasses and earphones, the president’s protection is separated so far from timely reality as to make it totally useless. Their training is crap, too, you can tell because they’re always looking in the wrong direction.ROFL. Yep, they’re completely clueless. Not trained at all. Most of them don’t even understand which end of their pistol the bullet comes out of. They couldn’t recognise an assailant if they were brandishing a bazooka. A posse of girl guides or boy scouts would be finer protection.
hyperbole.
I am extremely emotional today.
Emotional enough to have butterflies in the stomach, a lump in my throat, a facial tic, and the start of tears in my eyes.
Mostly due to start of bathroom renovation, but also because I have to act as a guru on calculating and controlling evaporation on Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday.
sibeen said:
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:It doesn’t matter, so long as it’s too long.
I should rephrase that. By wearing dark glasses and earphones, the president’s protection is separated so far from timely reality as to make it totally useless. Their training is crap, too, you can tell because they’re always looking in the wrong direction.ROFL. Yep, they’re completely clueless. Not trained at all. Most of them don’t even understand which end of their pistol the bullet comes out of. They couldn’t recognise an assailant if they were brandishing a bazooka. A posse of girl guides or boy scouts would be finer protection.
Or a pair of bouncers.
ChrispenEvan said:
sibeen said:
mollwollfumble said:I should rephrase that. By wearing dark glasses and earphones, the president’s protection is separated so far from timely reality as to make it totally useless. Their training is crap, too, you can tell because they’re always looking in the wrong direction.
ROFL. Yep, they’re completely clueless. Not trained at all. Most of them don’t even understand which end of their pistol the bullet comes out of. They couldn’t recognise an assailant if they were brandishing a bazooka. A posse of girl guides or boy scouts would be finer protection.
hyperbole.
Ya think?
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
Arts said:
how long does it take a SS agent to decide if they should try to stop the bullet?
It doesn’t matter, so long as it’s too long.
I should rephrase that. By wearing dark glasses and earphones, the president’s protection is separated so far from timely reality as to make it totally useless. Their training is crap, too, you can tell because they’re always looking in the wrong direction.
The chaps who protect a president are a cut about Trumps current hired hands, if the guy who jumpedup on the stage with him had a gun then we wouldn’t be worried about him becoming president now.
sibeen said:
ChrispenEvan said:
sibeen said:ROFL. Yep, they’re completely clueless. Not trained at all. Most of them don’t even understand which end of their pistol the bullet comes out of. They couldn’t recognise an assailant if they were brandishing a bazooka. A posse of girl guides or boy scouts would be finer protection.
hyperbole.
Ya think?
all the time. sometimes deeply and other times not so.
mollwollfumble said:
I am extremely emotional today.Emotional enough to have butterflies in the stomach, a lump in my throat, a facial tic, and the start of tears in my eyes.
Mostly due to start of bathroom renovation, but also because I have to act as a guru on calculating and controlling evaporation on Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday.
:(
:(
an honest hoodie.
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
My tenuous connection here precludes my from doing any research in a timely manner but I’d say more GOP presidents have been shot than Dems.
3 out of 4
OTOH, both parties have changed considerably since the three Republicans were assassinated.
I was talking shot, Regan was the last one to be shot(near did for him) and before him I think but not sure it was Ford.
In terms of being successfully shot, it would be 5 out of 6 for Republicans. (Teddy Roosevelt was shot in the chest).
OTOH, several more presidents have been shot at at other times BUT MISSED, including Lincoln 1864 (the bullet went through his hat), FDR 1933 , Truman 1950, Ford 1975.
There were other instances in which a shooting was attempted or planned but something went awry.
1835 Jackson (misfire)
1909 Taft (apprehended before shooting)
1972 Nixon (security intercepted)
1975 Ford (misfire)
1979 Carter (captured before carrying out plot)
1994 Clinton (shot at wrong people)
2008 Obama (captured before carrying out plot)
There might be others.
mollwollfumble said:
I am extremely emotional today.Emotional enough to have butterflies in the stomach, a lump in my throat, a facial tic, and the start of tears in my eyes.
Mostly due to start of bathroom renovation, but also because I have to act as a guru on calculating and controlling evaporation on Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday.
That’s no good Moll, it’ll probably turn out alright, things usually do.
ChrispenEvan said:
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an honest hoodie.
nice to reflect
Peak Warming Man said:
mollwollfumble said:
I am extremely emotional today.Emotional enough to have butterflies in the stomach, a lump in my throat, a facial tic, and the start of tears in my eyes.
Mostly due to start of bathroom renovation, but also because I have to act as a guru on calculating and controlling evaporation on Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday.
That’s no good Moll, it’ll probably turn out alright, things usually do.
tell that to the eaten at the Donner party.
Peak Warming Man said:
mollwollfumble said:
I am extremely emotional today.Emotional enough to have butterflies in the stomach, a lump in my throat, a facial tic, and the start of tears in my eyes.
Mostly due to start of bathroom renovation, but also because I have to act as a guru on calculating and controlling evaporation on Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday.
That’s no good Moll, it’ll probably turn out alright, things usually do.
you will be fine
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:
mollwollfumble said:
I am extremely emotional today.Emotional enough to have butterflies in the stomach, a lump in my throat, a facial tic, and the start of tears in my eyes.
Mostly due to start of bathroom renovation, but also because I have to act as a guru on calculating and controlling evaporation on Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday.
That’s no good Moll, it’ll probably turn out alright, things usually do.
tell that to the eaten at the Donner party.
were they in kebabs?
dv said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:That’s no good Moll, it’ll probably turn out alright, things usually do.
tell that to the eaten at the Donner party.
were they in kebabs?
shish…
Of course Kennedy wasn’t wearing a helmet.
ChrispenEvan said:
dv said:
ChrispenEvan said:tell that to the eaten at the Donner party.
were they in kebabs?
shish…
hommuside
“Don’t worry ‘bout yo dames
I’ll be smackin’ their asses
While they pickin’ up yo brains
Just like Jacqui Onassis”
ChrispenEvan said:
sibeen said:
mollwollfumble said:I should rephrase that. By wearing dark glasses and earphones, the president’s protection is separated so far from timely reality as to make it totally useless. Their training is crap, too, you can tell because they’re always looking in the wrong direction.
ROFL. Yep, they’re completely clueless. Not trained at all. Most of them don’t even understand which end of their pistol the bullet comes out of. They couldn’t recognise an assailant if they were brandishing a bazooka. A posse of girl guides or boy scouts would be finer protection.
hyperbole.
They should just let the president carry a gun. Apparently that’s going to stop everything bad.
Arts said:
ChrispenEvan said:
sibeen said:ROFL. Yep, they’re completely clueless. Not trained at all. Most of them don’t even understand which end of their pistol the bullet comes out of. They couldn’t recognise an assailant if they were brandishing a bazooka. A posse of girl guides or boy scouts would be finer protection.
hyperbole.
They should just let the president carry a gun. Apparently that’s going to stop everything bad.
The President is not supposed to do menial tasks like shooting people,
party_pants said:
Arts said:
ChrispenEvan said:hyperbole.
They should just let the president carry a gun. Apparently that’s going to stop everything bad.
The President is not supposed to do menial tasks like shooting people,
…and that there is the trouble with today’s society…
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/02/prince-harry-britain-race-royals
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Hahaha, you have to love the gran. I looked at teh article and was amazed the comment thread was open. About 100 comments later the above pops up. The vast majority of comments were completely slagging off the piece, although I cannot say whether this had any bearing on the closing of the thread.
Father of baby who died during home birth disputes being warned of dangers
The father of a baby who died during a home birth lays part of the blame on a “communication problem” with doctors.
The baby, referred to as “NA” by the New South Wales deputy coroner, died during a breech birth at a property near Nimbin in northern NSW in February last year.
The coroner found in September the parents of NA were clearly warned by their doctor of the dangers of a home birth because the baby was lying sideways.
But speaking publicly for the first time since the coronial findings, NA’s father, who cannot be named, disputed this.
“We were shocked when the baby started coming out backwards,” he told 7.30.
“If we knew that was going to happen, we would have had the birth in a hospital.”
There was no midwife or medically qualified person present during NA’s birth, in a practice often referred to as a “free birth”.
The Nimbin region is considered a free birth hot spot.
“A big part of it is that people have a natural belief in their bodies,” local birth worker Kirrah Holborn said.
“And I do think a big part of it as well is access to midwifery care.”
Recent research suggests free birth is becoming more common.
“I think there’s a few things driving this,” professor of midwifery at Western Sydney University, Helen Dahlen, said.
“One of them is the increasing over-regulation and oppression of midwives in this country, and at the same time more women are becoming traumatised by their hospital birth experiences.”
She said a woman’s right to choose a home birth should remain paramount.
“We’ve got to be so careful not to start to intrude into women’s rights. It’s a slippery slope, where do you stop? Do we start regulating what they eat and drink?”
Leah Hardiman, from consumer advocacy group Maternity Choices Australia, agreed.
“Ultimately it is a woman’s decision about where she chooses to give birth,” she said.
“But we need better supports in place to give the information she needs to decide what’s best for her and her baby.”
‘Things go wrong very quickly’
But the paediatrician who treated baby NA at Lismore Hospital, Dr Christopher Ingall, would like to see fewer home births, especially those more than five minutes away from a hospital.
“A labour ward is a war zone,” he said.
“As much as we’d like to think of it as somewhere nice and pleasant and easy, it’s a place where things go wrong very quickly.
“The babies need to get a vote in this, and if they had a vote, they’d say no , there’s too much risk.”
The nurse who first treated baby NA in Nimbin, Petria Maher, is disappointed the coroner did not make recommendations to discourage home births.
“The unborn child just didn’t seem to have any rights, any protection. There doesn’t seem to be any law that covers the unborn child,” she said.
“Having home births in an isolated area when you’re at least half-an-hour aware from decent medical care I think is just too high risk.”
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-02/father-of-baby-who-died-during-home-birth-speaks-out/7988760
is it dead or just resting? maybe if we put 20 000 volts through it there may be a reaction.
watches float.
ChrispenEvan said:
is it dead or just resting? maybe if we put 20 000 volts through it there may be a reaction.
it seems to be sleeping
dv said:
She said a woman’s right to choose a home birth should remain paramount.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-02/father-of-baby-who-died-during-home-birth-speaks-out/7988760
My first birth was pretty difficult. We had chosen a birthing unit, attached to Royal Women’s Hospital in Paddo, after long discussions with the obstetrician. He specialised in home births – which is what I had been leaning towards. As the pregnancy progress we realised that son#1 was going to be a big bub and along with my mother’s history of a big bubs etc, we went to the birthing unit – a more “home like” space with easy access to the hospital delivery rooms and all the etc required if needed. If I had been at home, we lived in Hunter’s Hill, I was close to big hospitals etc, but the doctor said he wanted me closer….like seconds rather than minutes. I recall him saying that he wouldn’t continue with me as a patient if I decided to do a homebirth.
Forty+ hours labour, an epidural, nearly a c-section, and then a forceps birth of a 4.9k baby..
So, in conclusion – the above statement is bullshit
I was born at home, but there wasn’t any ideology involved. It just happened that way.
It’s morning.
No work today…well, work at home, not at the crazy place. It’s hard to articulate the crazy that occurs sometimes at BN, and believe it or not, I’m the fucking sane one!!!!
I’ve been playing the rebec with the new medieval-style bow. Sounds perfectly acceptable, easy to use and it matches the rebec much more pleasingly than the violin bow.
Bubblecar said:
I was born at home, but there wasn’t any ideology involved. It just happened that way.
my mum drove an extra distance to another hospital further away from where we lived to give birth to me. i was the only sibling born at that hospital meaning my siblings were all born at the same hospital
Bubblecar said:
I was born at home, but there wasn’t any ideology involved. It just happened that way.
I was born in a Concorde….no….wait….in Concord.
Meanwhile, mr kii was born in a deer lodge….um, no….in Deer Lodge.
Bubblecar said:
I was born at home, but there wasn’t any ideology involved. It just happened that way.
The bike that was supposed to get your mother to hospital was probably in bits.
i was born under a wandering star…
Bubblecar said:
I’ve been playing the rebec with the new medieval-style bow. Sounds perfectly acceptable, easy to use and it matches the rebec much more pleasingly than the violin bow.
Rosin up the bow.
Bubblecar said:
I’ve been playing the rebec with the new medieval-style bow.
I’ve been shooting the reba in Fallout 4.
ChrispenEvan said:
i was born under a wandering star…
sounds fanciful to me…
Here’s a not-very-good snap of the new bow. Ignore the filthy floor – that was all blown in through the open doorway just before I took the snap.
Bad weather holds up coalition’s advance into Mosul
Sometimes you read a headline and think that our parliamentarians are doing the right thing; then you get to the actual story.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-02/iraqi-special-forces-hold-their-advance-on-mosul/7990652
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
I’ve been playing the rebec with the new medieval-style bow. Sounds perfectly acceptable, easy to use and it matches the rebec much more pleasingly than the violin bow.
Rosin up the bow.
Of course. It’s needing quite a lot since it’s a brand new bow.
Bubblecar said:
Here’s a not-very-good snap of the new bow. Ignore the filthy floor – that was all blown in through the open doorway just before I took the snap.
I struggle to find any explanation as to why you live in such a pigsty.
sibeen said:
Bubblecar said:
Here’s a not-very-good snap of the new bow. Ignore the filthy floor – that was all blown in through the open doorway just before I took the snap.
I struggle to find any explanation as to why you live in such a pigsty.
My place is looking like a pigsty – I really want to wash the floor today – it’s all tiled. This will mean keeping the canines outside for a few hours. The tiles need a wash with a mop and bleach and then a going over with the steamer. I get the feeling that it might just come down to a lick and a spit clean :/
sibeen said:
I struggle to find any explanation as to why you live in such a pigsty.
The vacuuming will be done again before Saturday, when the new owner will finally get to see inside the house he’s buying.
I hope he doesn’t change his mind, because a quick sale means I won’t have to put with all kinds of intrusions from strangers in the time I have left in this place.
So the ABC have Trump leading Clinton by 1 point in ABC News polling.
kii said:
So the ABC have Trump leading Clinton by 1 point in ABC News polling.
Disclaimer
American Broadcasting Company, not our cuddly Aunty.
kii said:
So the ABC have Trump leading Clinton by 1 point in ABC News polling.
RCP’s current electoral college map has Clinton ahead 273-265
Trump needs 5 more EC votes from somewhere.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/2016_elections_electoral_college_map_no_toss_ups.html
sibeen said:
kii said:
So the ABC have Trump leading Clinton by 1 point in ABC News polling.
Disclaimer
American Broadcasting Company, not our cuddly Aunty.
meh…she’s not much better. I think she nebath.
kii said:
sibeen said:
kii said:
So the ABC have Trump leading Clinton by 1 point in ABC News polling.
Disclaimer
American Broadcasting Company, not our cuddly Aunty.
meh…she’s not much better. I think she nebath.
?
dv said:
kii said:
So the ABC have Trump leading Clinton by 1 point in ABC News polling.
RCP’s current electoral college map has Clinton ahead 273-265
Trump needs 5 more EC votes from somewhere.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/2016_elections_electoral_college_map_no_toss_ups.html
If it wasn’t for Colorado I’d be feeling very isolated :/
dv said:
kii said:
sibeen said:Disclaimer
American Broadcasting Company, not our cuddly Aunty.
meh…she’s not much better. I think she needs a bath*.
?
*fixed
I’m in the middle of sneezing and have watery eyes and masses of tissues and snot.
Pardon me.
Ah….drunken millennials etc are being called out for their foul behaviour at the cup….hahahahah.
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:
So the ABC have Trump leading Clinton by 1 point in ABC News polling.
RCP’s current electoral college map has Clinton ahead 273-265
Trump needs 5 more EC votes from somewhere.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/2016_elections_electoral_college_map_no_toss_ups.html
If it wasn’t for Colorado I’d be feeling very isolated :/
Well Colorado is one of the states DT will need to target to get to 270. Basically he needs one more state. Colorado or NH or Pennsylvania … Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin? They refer to these as Clinton’s firewall.
Even if she does win, narrowly, this will be somewhat terrible because Trump will still have got closer than Romney or McCain so the lesson will be to use the same strategies that Trump used, except maybe select a candidate who isn’t a fraud and an imbecile and a child molester.
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:RCP’s current electoral college map has Clinton ahead 273-265
Trump needs 5 more EC votes from somewhere.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/2016_elections_electoral_college_map_no_toss_ups.html
If it wasn’t for Colorado I’d be feeling very isolated :/
Well Colorado is one of the states DT will need to target to get to 270. Basically he needs one more state. Colorado or NH or Pennsylvania … Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin? They refer to these as Clinton’s firewall.
Even if she does win, narrowly, this will be somewhat terrible because Trump will still have got closer than Romney or McCain so the lesson will be to use the same strategies that Trump used, except maybe select a candidate who isn’t a fraud and an imbecile and a child molester.
Plus it fires up his rabid base even more. I predict rioting and violence.
*checks schedule* I work next Tuesday for the morning, will be “safely” home for two days after that.
kii said:
Ah….drunken millennials etc are being called out for their foul behaviour at the cup….hahahahah.
I feel slighted. I went to the cup once…1979 or 1980, and I can guarantee that I was an obnoxious shit.
Bloody millennials, get all the good raps nowadays.
kii said:
Plus it fires up his rabid base even more. I predict rioting and violence.
*checks schedule* I work next Tuesday for the morning, will be “safely” home for two days after that.
Really, come on?
You live in NM, Clinton has a pretty solid lock on the state. She wins and there is rioting?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/02/prayer-rights-protest-at-jerusalems-western-wall-erupts-into-clashes
Religion, ain’t it grand :)
sibeen said:
kii said:
Ah….drunken millennials etc are being called out for their foul behaviour at the cup….hahahahah.
I feel slighted. I went to the cup once…1979 or 1980, and I can guarantee that I was an obnoxious shit.
Bloody millennials, get all the good raps nowadays.
what;s a millenial?
sibeen said:
kii said:Plus it fires up his rabid base even more. I predict rioting and violence.
*checks schedule* I work next Tuesday for the morning, will be “safely” home for two days after that.
Really, come on?
You live in NM, Clinton has a pretty solid lock on the state. She wins and there is rioting?
Las Cruces is a somewhat Republican part of NM
sibeen said:
kii said:Plus it fires up his rabid base even more. I predict rioting and violence.
*checks schedule* I work next Tuesday for the morning, will be “safely” home for two days after that.
Really, come on?
You live in NM, Clinton has a pretty solid lock on the state. She wins and there is rioting?
It’s Old White Guy retirement central. I predict much rattling of walking frames and surly grunts.
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
kii said:
Ah….drunken millennials etc are being called out for their foul behaviour at the cup….hahahahah.
I feel slighted. I went to the cup once…1979 or 1980, and I can guarantee that I was an obnoxious shit.
Bloody millennials, get all the good raps nowadays.
what;s a millenial?
a moderately young person
dv said:
party_pants said:
sibeen said:I feel slighted. I went to the cup once…1979 or 1980, and I can guarantee that I was an obnoxious shit.
Bloody millennials, get all the good raps nowadays.
what;s a millenial?
a moderately young person
You wouldn’t understand, Admiral :)
dv said:
sibeen said:
kii said:Plus it fires up his rabid base even more. I predict rioting and violence.
*checks schedule* I work next Tuesday for the morning, will be “safely” home for two days after that.
Really, come on?
You live in NM, Clinton has a pretty solid lock on the state. She wins and there is rioting?
Las Cruces is a somewhat Republican part of NM
It’s all the angry old white men. We drove by the Doña Ana Republican Party headquarters a few weeks back. A meeting was in progress :/
kii said:
It’s all the angry old white men. We drove by the Doña Ana Republican Party headquarters a few weeks back. A meeting was in progress :/
Shi, deevs is probably going to rush his kebab joke out again.
sibeen said:
kii said:It’s all the angry old white men. We drove by the Doña Ana Republican Party headquarters a few weeks back. A meeting was in progress :/
Shi, deevs is probably going to rush his kebab joke out again.
ROFL … thought about it
Actually kii’s local congressman is a bit old school. “The husband’s part is to show up during the times of deep stress, take the leadership role and be accountable for the outcome, blaming no one else. The wife’s submission is not a matter of superior versus inferior; rather, it is self-imposed as a matter of obedience to the Lord and of love for her husband.”
dv said:
Actually kii’s local congressman is a bit old school. “The husband’s part is to show up during the times of deep stress, take the leadership role and be accountable for the outcome, blaming no one else. The wife’s submission is not a matter of superior versus inferior; rather, it is self-imposed as a matter of obedience to the Lord and of love for her husband.”
Wise words.
sibeen said:
kii said:It’s all the angry old white men. We drove by the Doña Ana Republican Party headquarters a few weeks back. A meeting was in progress :/
Shi, deevs is probably going to rush his kebab joke out again.
sibeen said:
dv said:
party_pants said:what;s a millenial?
a moderately young person
You wouldn’t understand, Admiral :)
I might as well go to bed then. Goodnight.
dv said:
sibeen said:
kii said:It’s all the angry old white men. We drove by the Doña Ana Republican Party headquarters a few weeks back. A meeting was in progress :/
Shi, deevs is probably going to rush his kebab joke out again.
ROFL … thought about it
And…..?
in other news:
Grace just lost the plot over a hot air balloon floating a fair way off :/
She also demonstrated her other nickname – unGraceful – when she bumped the old coal scuttle over.
Damn. Not going to do a serious clean of the floors today. We have a forecast of rain preceded by a high wind warning.
That’s just asking for trouble.
It’ll just be a sweep and a quick squeegee mop.
*snort*
I’ll just keep talking to myself…
Need a tetanus booster. Last one was 10 years ago in Australia as part of the US residency visa application process. The nurse practitioner’s that I am now seeing don’t do that particular immunisation. So….I called the Dept of Health and had to leave a message about wtf etc.
sticks snout in and sniffs
Back to trying to figure out how to be a guru on the topic of calculating and controlling evaporation.
http://explore.org/live-cams/player/polar-bear-cam
Think I’ll give up on doing anything else and just watch polar bears on live cam.
Mornings
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morning to you, too.
Mornings
20.5 °C and 60% RH here. Some light, wispy high cloud. A few low clouds billowing over the sand hill. They’ll disappear soon, as the temperature rises. Should be a good (read fine) day for the second concrete pour – the workshop and carport.
Michael V said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Morning to you, too.
Mornings
20.5 °C and 60% RH here. Some light, wispy high cloud. A few low clouds billowing over the sand hill. They’ll disappear soon, as the temperature rises. Should be a good (read fine) day for the second concrete pour – the workshop and carport.
5 degrees. Clear skies.
Might have a night off tonight
Good morning early Holidayers. Eight degrees, overcast. Dogs fed. Chooks fed. Exercises and light weights done. Now to eat and head off to work.
mollwollfumble said:
Back to trying to figure out how to be a guru on the topic of calculating and controlling evaporation.
I have no idea, but in what context? Global, micro, or something in between?
The Rev Dodgson said:
mollwollfumble said:
Back to trying to figure out how to be a guru on the topic of calculating and controlling evaporation.
I have no idea, but in what context? Global, micro, or something in between?
Heh.
I thought this was QI:
Morning punters and correctors.
Cool and cloudy at the redoubt, don’t know if theres rain coming or not, I hope so.
Peak Warming Man said:
Morning punters and correctors.Cool and cloudy at the redoubt, don’t know if theres rain coming or not, I hope so.
Not much of it about this week.
roughbarked said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Morning punters and correctors.Cool and cloudy at the redoubt, don’t know if theres rain coming or not, I hope so.
Not much of it about this week.
The Rev Dodgson said:
mollwollfumble said:
Back to trying to figure out how to be a guru on the topic of calculating and controlling evaporation.
I have no idea, but in what context? Global, micro, or something in between?
Hi Rev,
Civil engineering context, crazily enough.
A postgraduate from Uni NSW wants to know if evaporative cooling can be scaled up from an small device inside buildings to a way to cool the outside of buildings in environments with plenty of water to spare. That relies on developing a system that holds water in the outer surface of the building and releases it slowly for evaporative cooling.
The actual calculation of the evaporation rate and the cooling rate is something of a big headache. As is the design of a building surface that retains large amounts of water.
Hmmm…lots of sirens seem to be heading out towards the aircraft hangar where Mike Pence has been meeting with the locals.
mornin’ness bit of’t ‘appenin’
chill air, lot of happy birds chirpin’ all ‘round
sun’t negotiatin’ atmosphere
‘bout yeah me’s wonderin’ so ‘maginin’ that
shinin’ ‘em rays everywhere
there every day doin’ that job light’n warmth
gravity’n ‘em orbit too keepin’
hangin’ onto the planets yes be good friend
thought none but see sharin’
yes happy accident’n here so’s life on earth
kii said:
Hmmm…lots of sirens seem to be heading out towards the aircraft hangar where Mike Pence has been meeting with the locals.
Tamb said:
kii said:
Hmmm…lots of sirens seem to be heading out towards the aircraft hangar where Mike Pence has been meeting with the locals.
He’s Trump ‘s offsider isn’t he?
Yep. White Christian male. VERY anti-choice.
mollwollfumble said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
mollwollfumble said:
Back to trying to figure out how to be a guru on the topic of calculating and controlling evaporation.
I have no idea, but in what context? Global, micro, or something in between?
Hi Rev,
Civil engineering context, crazily enough.
A postgraduate from Uni NSW wants to know if evaporative cooling can be scaled up from an small device inside buildings to a way to cool the outside of buildings in environments with plenty of water to spare. That relies on developing a system that holds water in the outer surface of the building and releases it slowly for evaporative cooling.
The actual calculation of the evaporation rate and the cooling rate is something of a big headache. As is the design of a building surface that retains large amounts of water.
Sounds interesting, Moll.
kii said:
Tamb said:
kii said:
Hmmm…lots of sirens seem to be heading out towards the aircraft hangar where Mike Pence has been meeting with the locals.
He’s Trump ‘s offsider isn’t he?Yep. White Christian male. VERY anti-choice.
Oh dear. Not much of a choice for the American people is there?
It will be interesting to see the voter turnout.
kii said:
Tamb said:
kii said:
Hmmm…lots of sirens seem to be heading out towards the aircraft hangar where Mike Pence has been meeting with the locals.
He’s Trump ‘s offsider isn’t he?Yep. White Christian male. VERY anti-choice.
The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:
Tamb said:He’s Trump ‘s offsider isn’t he?
Yep. White Christian male. VERY anti-choice.
The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
yeah, it’s a hard road being progressive. but someone has to do it.
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:Yep. White Christian male. VERY anti-choice.
The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
yeah, it’s a hard road being progressive. but someone has to do it.
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:Yep. White Christian male. VERY anti-choice.
The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
yeah, it’s a hard road being progressive. but someone has to do it.
I’m sure if someone from the right had denigrated a person by saying ‘look at her, she’s black, she’s Muslim and she’s female’ there’d be standing room only on the outrage bus.
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
yeah, it’s a hard road being progressive. but someone has to do it.
I’m sure if someone from the right had denigrated a person by saying ‘look at her, she’s black, she’s Muslim and she’s female’ there’d be standing room only on the outrage bus.
you have heard of white male privilege?
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
yeah, it’s a hard road being progressive. but someone has to do it.
I’m sure if someone from the right had denigrated a person by saying ‘look at her, she’s black, she’s Muslim and she’s female’ there’d be standing room only on the outrage bus.
logical fallacy: false equivalence.
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:yeah, it’s a hard road being progressive. but someone has to do it.
I’m sure if someone from the right had denigrated a person by saying ‘look at her, she’s black, she’s Muslim and she’s female’ there’d be standing room only on the outrage bus.
logical fallacy: false equivalence.
Not at all it’s a perfect example of double standard hypocrisy.
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:I’m sure if someone from the right had denigrated a person by saying ‘look at her, she’s black, she’s Muslim and she’s female’ there’d be standing room only on the outrage bus.
logical fallacy: false equivalence.
Not at all it’s a perfect example of double standard hypocrisy.
i see you haven’t heard of it.
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:I’m sure if someone from the right had denigrated a person by saying ‘look at her, she’s black, she’s Muslim and she’s female’ there’d be standing room only on the outrage bus.
logical fallacy: false equivalence.
Not at all it’s a perfect example of double standard hypocrisy.
It was tough when they took our slaves away wasn’t it PWM.
Morning, cool clear and sunny in the styx.
10 degrees, cool. still. smoky. prescribed burns.
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:
Tamb said:He’s Trump ‘s offsider isn’t he?
Yep. White Christian male. VERY anti-choice.
The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
Dear PWM
The OWM Christian Club spends way too much time telling women what we can do with our bodies.
Thanks for your OWM comments.
good morning everyone… another beautiful day here. One more sleep until my weekend of no responsibility starts.
I got my assignment back and I lost marks for structural things. The most humerous one being that the tutor had said to put in subtitles, so I did, and the comments that came back from the person who marked it was “One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
I walked Little Miss to daycare today. I’ve done last week’s uni work and next week, I’ll do this week’s. Now, I am off for a shower then heading to the Gold Coast to pick up some curtains and have lunch with a friend.
Arts said:
I got my assignment back and I lost marks for structural things. The most humerous one being that the tutor had said to put in subtitles, so I did, and the comments that came back from the person who marked it was “One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
Sigh. Sometimes you just can’t win.
I also got an assignment back, the 10 week social media campaign. I had a few minor spelling errors such as #howtoyouspelldroooooool and she said I needed to add hashtags people would actually use. She gave both written and audio feedback, which was good. I realised I had repeated with my organisation’s current social media mistakes instead of going in a different direction. At the time of writing it, I was a bit stressed (also something I didn’t realise at the time).
Next assignment is a professional writing piece. All the options suck but I’m going with the least suckiest: writing an 800 word opinion piece. I think my topic will be Why Trump should have won the election (it’s due in 4 weeks).
Arts said:
good morning everyone… another beautiful day here. One more sleep until my weekend of no responsibility starts.
i read that the WA Police had cancelled all leave…any connection?
As of last night, I written 12206 words in my novel. A little more than I expected.
Divine Angel said:
Arts said:
I got my assignment back and I lost marks for structural things. The most humerous one being that the tutor had said to put in subtitles, so I did, and the comments that came back from the person who marked it was “One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
Sigh. Sometimes you just can’t win.
I also got an assignment back, the 10 week social media campaign. I had a few minor spelling errors such as #howtoyouspelldroooooool and she said I needed to add hashtags people would actually use. She gave both written and audio feedback, which was good. I realised I had repeated with my organisation’s current social media mistakes instead of going in a different direction. At the time of writing it, I was a bit stressed (also something I didn’t realise at the time).
Next assignment is a professional writing piece. All the options suck but I’m going with the least suckiest: writing an 800 word opinion piece. I think my topic will be Why Trump should have won the election (it’s due in 4 weeks).
I am going to question her with it. I like her as a tutor but she seems to be a bit .. ummm .. scattered. She was telling us that of the 198 people enrolled in her unit 60% didn’t even hand an assignment in. Her curve is going to look terrible. I feel sorry for her in that, but she could be clearer in her instructions. Also, you/we are not allowed to start a sentence with However.
ChrispenEvan said:
Arts said:
good morning everyone… another beautiful day here. One more sleep until my weekend of no responsibility starts.i read that the WA Police had cancelled all leave…any connection?
possibly.
Wocky said:
As of last night, I written 12206 words in my novel. A little more than I expected.
how many words is it supposed to be?
Arts said:
Wocky said:
As of last night, I written 12206 words in my novel. A little more than I expected.
how many words is it supposed to be?
It’s with nanowrimo.org so it’s 50000 words in all of November (I started on Tuesday.)
I did not expect to do well in this unit.. I have had three weeks holidays and had one week off when I was sick. It’s difficult to catch up on that (I knew it was going to happen- apart from the illness- so I only took the one unit this semester – a wise decision really). I’ll be back to two next semester, which I enroll in today.
Wocky said:
Arts said:
Wocky said:
As of last night, I written 12206 words in my novel. A little more than I expected.
how many words is it supposed to be?
It’s with nanowrimo.org so it’s 50000 words in all of November (I started on Tuesday.)
oh, cool. Good luck.
Arts said:
good morning everyone… another beautiful day here. One more sleep until my weekend of no responsibility starts.I got my assignment back and I lost marks for structural things. The most humerous one being that the tutor had said to put in subtitles, so I did, and the comments that came back from the person who marked it was “One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
I think I would feedback about the subtitle.
(And in future make my subtitles bigger and bolder.)(footnoting the subtitle as ‘this is a subtitle’?)
Wocky said:
Arts said:
Wocky said:
As of last night, I written 12206 words in my novel. A little more than I expected.
how many words is it supposed to be?
It’s with nanowrimo.org so it’s 50000 words in all of November (I started on Tuesday.)
is this the first year you have entered?
mollwollfumble said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
mollwollfumble said:
Back to trying to figure out how to be a guru on the topic of calculating and controlling evaporation.
I have no idea, but in what context? Global, micro, or something in between?
Hi Rev,
Civil engineering context, crazily enough.
A postgraduate from Uni NSW wants to know if evaporative cooling can be scaled up from an small device inside buildings to a way to cool the outside of buildings in environments with plenty of water to spare. That relies on developing a system that holds water in the outer surface of the building and releases it slowly for evaporative cooling.
The actual calculation of the evaporation rate and the cooling rate is something of a big headache. As is the design of a building surface that retains large amounts of water.
Sounds interesting.
The Rev Dodgson said:
mollwollfumble said:
The Rev Dodgson said:I have no idea, but in what context? Global, micro, or something in between?
Hi Rev,
Civil engineering context, crazily enough.
A postgraduate from Uni NSW wants to know if evaporative cooling can be scaled up from an small device inside buildings to a way to cool the outside of buildings in environments with plenty of water to spare. That relies on developing a system that holds water in the outer surface of the building and releases it slowly for evaporative cooling.
The actual calculation of the evaporation rate and the cooling rate is something of a big headache. As is the design of a building surface that retains large amounts of water.
Sounds interesting.
Oh no.
I just echoed PWM.
Peak Warming Man said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Peak Warming Man said:I’m sure if someone from the right had denigrated a person by saying ‘look at her, she’s black, she’s Muslim and she’s female’ there’d be standing room only on the outrage bus.
logical fallacy: false equivalence.
Not at all it’s a perfect example of double standard hypocrisy.
Yes, well you are the expert at that.
Arts said:
“One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
It can be.
The Rev Dodgson said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
mollwollfumble said:Hi Rev,
Civil engineering context, crazily enough.
A postgraduate from Uni NSW wants to know if evaporative cooling can be scaled up from an small device inside buildings to a way to cool the outside of buildings in environments with plenty of water to spare. That relies on developing a system that holds water in the outer surface of the building and releases it slowly for evaporative cooling.
The actual calculation of the evaporation rate and the cooling rate is something of a big headache. As is the design of a building surface that retains large amounts of water.
Sounds interesting.
Oh no.
I just echoed PWM.
You’re old and white, it’ll happen ;)
Arts said:
“One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
did you ask for a ref?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Arts said:“One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
It can be.
I can’t confirm or deny that, but I do recognise a subtitle when I see one.. the only one she didn’t add a “One sentence is not a paragraph” note to was the one that said “Conclusion” I wouldn’t have even put subtitles in but it was in the notes for the essay requirements…
Arts said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Arts said:“One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
It can be.
I can’t confirm or deny that, but I do recognise a subtitle when I see one.. the only one she didn’t add a “One sentence is not a paragraph” note to was the one that said “Conclusion” I wouldn’t have even put subtitles in but it was in the notes for the essay requirements…
How could this problem have been avoided? One way would be to split all your statements into a question and answer, so all your paragraphs would have at least two sentences.
There’s another way. It is to use short ones. Short what? Short sentences. You see! You can even combine both ways. You get multi-sentence paragraphs that way.
Arts said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Arts said:“One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
It can be.
I can’t confirm or deny that, but I do recognise a subtitle when I see one.. the only one she didn’t add a “One sentence is not a paragraph” note to was the one that said “Conclusion” I wouldn’t have even put subtitles in but it was in the notes for the essay requirements…
You should have typed the subtitles in bold comic sans.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Arts said:
The Rev Dodgson said:It can be.
I can’t confirm or deny that, but I do recognise a subtitle when I see one.. the only one she didn’t add a “One sentence is not a paragraph” note to was the one that said “Conclusion” I wouldn’t have even put subtitles in but it was in the notes for the essay requirements…
How could this problem have been avoided? One way would be to split all your statements into a question and answer, so all your paragraphs would have at least two sentences.
There’s another way. It is to use short ones. Short what? Short sentences. You see! You can even combine both ways. You get multi-sentence paragraphs that way.
I see what you did there. The problem was not my paragraphs, it was that the marker looked at my subtitles and saw them as paragraphs, then commented on that.
I will query it with the tutor and see what she ways. However, I will never start a sentence with ‘however’ again.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
The Rev Dodgson said:It can be.
I can’t confirm or deny that, but I do recognise a subtitle when I see one.. the only one she didn’t add a “One sentence is not a paragraph” note to was the one that said “Conclusion” I wouldn’t have even put subtitles in but it was in the notes for the essay requirements…
You should have typed the subtitles in bold comic sans.
lol I’ll save that for next time
I’d better jump in that bath then cycle out for lunch.
I’ll bet Bevis knocks on the door while I’m in the bath.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Arts said:
The Rev Dodgson said:It can be.
I can’t confirm or deny that, but I do recognise a subtitle when I see one.. the only one she didn’t add a “One sentence is not a paragraph” note to was the one that said “Conclusion” I wouldn’t have even put subtitles in but it was in the notes for the essay requirements…
How could this problem have been avoided? One way would be to split all your statements into a question and answer, so all your paragraphs would have at least two sentences.
There’s another way. It is to use short ones. Short what? Short sentences. You see! You can even combine both ways. You get multi-sentence paragraphs that way.
all. paragraph. structure. is. ok.
Arts said:
The problem was not my paragraphs, it was that the marker looked at my subtitles and saw them as paragraphs, then commented on that.
Well that’s just dumb then.
The marker not you.
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:
Tamb said:He’s Trump ‘s offsider isn’t he?
Yep. White Christian male. VERY anti-choice.
The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
roffle…
some of your better work right there…
Arts said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Arts said:I can’t confirm or deny that, but I do recognise a subtitle when I see one.. the only one she didn’t add a “One sentence is not a paragraph” note to was the one that said “Conclusion” I wouldn’t have even put subtitles in but it was in the notes for the essay requirements…
How could this problem have been avoided? One way would be to split all your statements into a question and answer, so all your paragraphs would have at least two sentences.
There’s another way. It is to use short ones. Short what? Short sentences. You see! You can even combine both ways. You get multi-sentence paragraphs that way.
I see what you did there. The problem was not my paragraphs, it was that the marker looked at my subtitles and saw them as paragraphs, then commented on that.
I will query it with the tutor and see what she ways. However, I will never start a sentence with ‘however’ again.
howsoever, howsoever is ok.
ChrispenEvan said:
howsoever, howsoever is ok.
Howhatsoever regardless, I have no objection to people starting sentences with “However”.
However, I’m not marking Arts’s work.
Bubblecar said:
I’d better jump in that bath then cycle out for lunch.I’ll bet Bevis knocks on the door while I’m in the bath.
Wish I could, but my bath is on a trailer parked in the front yard.
Divine Angel said:
Arts said:
I got my assignment back and I lost marks for structural things. The most humerous one being that the tutor had said to put in subtitles, so I did, and the comments that came back from the person who marked it was “One sentence is not a paragraph” lol well duh…
Sigh. Sometimes you just can’t win.
I also got an assignment back, the 10 week social media campaign. I had a few minor spelling errors such as #howtoyouspelldroooooool and she said I needed to add hashtags people would actually use. She gave both written and audio feedback, which was good. I realised I had repeated with my organisation’s current social media mistakes instead of going in a different direction. At the time of writing it, I was a bit stressed (also something I didn’t realise at the time).
Next assignment is a professional writing piece. All the options suck but I’m going with the least suckiest: writing an 800 word opinion piece. I think my topic will be Why Trump should have won the election (it’s due in 4 weeks).
or, “Malcolm Roberts, short in stature but not in principle”
mollwollfumble said:
Bubblecar said:
I’d better jump in that bath then cycle out for lunch.I’ll bet Bevis knocks on the door while I’m in the bath.
Wish I could, but my bath is on a trailer parked in the front yard.
Your modesty will be the death of you.
diddly-squat said:
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:Yep. White Christian male. VERY anti-choice.
The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
roffle…
some of your better work right there…
You would think that.
kii said:
diddly-squat said:
Peak Warming Man said:The left really do have a problem with peoples race, peoples religion and peoples gender.
Let’s hope that this sort of bigotry doesn’t get too many people off side and result in a Trump victory.
roffle…
some of your better work right there…
You would think that.
I’m not sure I understand… why would I, specifically, think that?
Here we go…
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2016/11/01/texas_official_trump_supporter_describes_clinton_as_cunt.html?utm_source=nar.al&utm_medium=urlshortener&utm_campaign=FB
kii said:
Here we go…
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2016/11/01/texas_official_trump_supporter_describes_clinton_as_cunt.html?utm_source=nar.al&utm_medium=urlshortener&utm_campaign=FB
Rent a crowd looks bored.
Hello lunchtime Holidayers.
That was weird. I went online, clicked on Chrome to open it and lost the mouse. Change battery in mouse. Nup, not a battery problem. Turn computer off and on again – oh look! I’ve got a mouse again!
buffy said:
Hello lunchtime Holidayers.
That was weird. I went online, clicked on Chrome to open it and lost the mouse. Change battery in mouse. Nup, not a battery problem. Turn computer off and on again – oh look! I’ve got a mouse again!
Windows 10?
I think it might be 8. Where do I look for that? I get confused between the different computers.
diddly-squat said:
kii said:
diddly-squat said:roffle…
some of your better work right there…
You would think that.
I’m not sure I understand… why would I, specifically, think that?
lol.
whispers
Buffy’s drunk…
Anyway, can’t stay. My receptionist/assistant is woozy on painkillers after breaking her wrist a couple of days ago, so isn’t here to do all the things she usually does. So I’m trying not to make too big a mess of her part of things. She is intending to come in for a few hours tomorrow. She’s not a sitting around type of person, she will need to do something. I won’t argue with her. She can do whatever she can manage.
So I’m off to check in the newly arrived pairs of glasses so people can come in and pick them up.
Damn, Buffy’s gone, I was hoping to hear her thoughts on the WACA pitch.
I value her opinion.
Arts said:
Wocky said:
Arts said:how many words is it supposed to be?
It’s with nanowrimo.org so it’s 50000 words in all of November (I started on Tuesday.)
is this the first year you have entered?
Sorry, had to go out for a while. This is my sixth year; previous attempts I’ve written about 200,000 words each year. I tend to write stream-of-consciousness during the month, then revise and rewrite six months or so later. Sometimes it really needs rewriting.
waits
Is it time for Sibeen’s tourettes again? Always seem to come along quicker each and every year…
Just as well he isn’t watching the MLB WS Game 7 otherwise there’d be, at least, 27 F’s and 27 F Offs in a shortish period of time…
furious said:
- Is it time for Sibeen’s tourettes again? Always seem to come along quicker each and every year…
Just as well he isn’t watching the MLB WS Game 7 otherwise there’d be, at least, 27 F’s and 27 F Offs in a shortish period of time…
I am watching it. Cubs up 6 – 3, bottom of the 8th with 2 out.
I’m watching the score as I can’t watch it at work even though it is live and in HD, and going to waste, at home
Cubs gave up 3 runs in the 8th. 6 all.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Is it time for Sibeen’s tourettes again? Always seem to come along quicker each and every year…
With all that profanity thrown at them, it’s a wonder they don’t take their bat & ball and go home.
This may sound like a silly question but, I have set up a sprinkler, I have placed a jamjar near one of the trees so that some but not the thick end of the sprinkler falls on and around it. If that jar gets an inch or so of water in it, is that the same as an inch or so of rain falling over that circle of ground?
Bubblecar said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Is it time for Sibeen’s tourettes again? Always seem to come along quicker each and every year…
With all that profanity thrown at them, it’s a wonder they don’t take their bat & ball and go home.
How did the bike perform, stop alright?
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Is it time for Sibeen’s tourettes again? Always seem to come along quicker each and every year…
With all that profanity thrown at them, it’s a wonder they don’t take their bat & ball and go home.
How did the bike perform, stop alright?
Impeccable service from the bike. I think it’s glad to be back on the road and making itself useful.
AwesomeO said:
This may sound like a silly question but, I have set up a sprinkler, I have placed a jamjar near one of the trees so that some but not the thick end of the sprinkler falls on and around it. If that jar gets an inch or so of water in it, is that the same as an inch or so of rain falling over that circle of ground?
Yep that’ll be an inch of rain near the can.
Peak Warming Man said:
AwesomeO said:
This may sound like a silly question but, I have set up a sprinkler, I have placed a jamjar near one of the trees so that some but not the thick end of the sprinkler falls on and around it. If that jar gets an inch or so of water in it, is that the same as an inch or so of rain falling over that circle of ground?
Yep that’ll be an inch of rain near the can.
Cheers.
AwesomeO said:
This may sound like a silly question but, I have set up a sprinkler, I have placed a jamjar near one of the trees so that some but not the thick end of the sprinkler falls on and around it. If that jar gets an inch or so of water in it, is that the same as an inch or so of rain falling over that circle of ground?
Yes although it won’t be confined to the same volume etc.
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:With all that profanity thrown at them, it’s a wonder they don’t take their bat & ball and go home.
How did the bike perform, stop alright?
Impeccable service from the bike. I think it’s glad to be back on the road and making itself useful.
Congratulations on the fix Mr Car.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:How did the bike perform, stop alright?
Impeccable service from the bike. I think it’s glad to be back on the road and making itself useful.
Congratulations on the fix Mr Car.
Ta.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:Impeccable service from the bike. I think it’s glad to be back on the road and making itself useful.
Congratulations on the fix Mr Car.
Ta.
Too big.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:Congratulations on the fix Mr Car.
Ta.
Too big.
Nooo. The rent will be cheap enough for me to buy lots more furniture to fill it up.
Extra innings and apparently now it is raining…
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:Impeccable service from the bike. I think it’s glad to be back on the road and making itself useful.
Congratulations on the fix Mr Car.
Ta.
But is it haunted?
PermeateFree said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:Congratulations on the fix Mr Car.
Ta.
But is it haunted?
It’d better be.
PermeateFree said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:Congratulations on the fix Mr Car.
Ta.
But is it haunted?
Hauntings can be arranged.
Had a Hen Caesar panini, apple turnover & coffee in JJ’s, which would have been more enjoyable were it not so noisy in there.
Rode home with about 20kg of shopping, with no complaints at all from the bicycle.
Tonight I’ll be enjoying one of the butcher’s stuffed lamb steaks with some field mushrooms, asparagus and new season pink eyes.
What they pass off as field mushrooms are grown in sewerage treatment tanks by child labour in Burma.
Peak Warming Man said:
What they pass off as field mushrooms are grown in sewerage treatment tanks by child labour in Burma.
Our local field mushrooms are grown organically in cowpats by diseased hippies.
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’ll be enjoying one of the butcher’s stuffed lamb steaks with some field mushrooms, asparagus and new season pink eyes.
Janina complained to me the other day about how bad the potatoes were and so I explained the seasons and all and told her to look out for pink eyes. She said she was looking for pink eyes but there were none. I told her to look again and they will be there soon. And I was right.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’ll be enjoying one of the butcher’s stuffed lamb steaks with some field mushrooms, asparagus and new season pink eyes.
Janina complained to me the other day about how bad the potatoes were and so I explained the seasons and all and told her to look out for pink eyes. She said she was looking for pink eyes but there were none. I told her to look again and they will be there soon. And I was right.
They’re certainly a treat at this time of year.
Only house available to rent in this village at the moment is this horrid bunker on a bare little block. I sincerely hope there’s better available in the weeks and months ahead.
http://northernmidlands.harcourts.com.au/Property/579267/TNM46450/4-Leake
Bubblecar said:
Only house available to rent in this village at the moment is this horrid bunker on a bare little block. I sincerely hope there’s better available in the weeks and months ahead.http://northernmidlands.harcourts.com.au/Property/579267/TNM46450/4-Leake
Well, that looks terrible. Even if it has a bog that doesn’t get blocked every few months.
poikilotherm said:
Bubblecar said:
Only house available to rent in this village at the moment is this horrid bunker on a bare little block. I sincerely hope there’s better available in the weeks and months ahead.http://northernmidlands.harcourts.com.au/Property/579267/TNM46450/4-Leake
Well, that looks terrible. Even if it has a bog that doesn’t get blocked every few months.
I’m happy to shit in the woods, as long as I have a woods to shit in.
Bubblecar said:
Only house available to rent in this village at the moment is this horrid bunker on a bare little block. I sincerely hope there’s better available in the weeks and months ahead.http://northernmidlands.harcourts.com.au/Property/579267/TNM46450/4-Leake
Yep. Horrid.
Bubblecar said:
Only house available to rent in this village at the moment is this horrid bunker on a bare little block. I sincerely hope there’s better available in the weeks and months ahead.http://northernmidlands.harcourts.com.au/Property/579267/TNM46450/4-Leake
and no pets!
There are occasionally much better places available in this village for about the same rent as that one, or not much more. It’s just a matter of luck and timing.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Black cat on the cabin porch, Alabama, 1936
I dig Walker Evans.
He recorded all sorts of neglected corners, very effectively.
http://io9.gizmodo.com/and-now-a-lyre-made-from-a-human-skull-1597453083
New instrument for Car
dv said:
http://io9.gizmodo.com/and-now-a-lyre-made-from-a-human-skull-1597453083New instrument for Car
You’d end up needing a headcase.
dv said:
http://io9.gizmodo.com/and-now-a-lyre-made-from-a-human-skull-1597453083New instrument for Car
Hmm, only six open strings. It’s more one for the atmosphere than the musical utility.
dv said:
http://io9.gizmodo.com/and-now-a-lyre-made-from-a-human-skull-1597453083New instrument for Car
DAD!!!!!
Fuck, Bernadi said something half sensible…
r
poikilotherm said:
Fuck, Bernadi said something half sensible…
you probably took it out of context.
poikilotherm said:
Fuck, Bernadi said something half sensible…
could be a stroke
let me know if diddly comes in
dv said:
let me know if diddly comes in
No, you can’t make me.
Wish this place was around the corner. Very cheap fish and removalist in the one convenient location. Another Walker Evans snap.
fine, don’t
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/gallery/2016/nov/02/a-z-of-trump-26-illustrators-picture-a-ghastly-future-in-pictures?CMP=soc_567
& some nice drawing..
Bubblecar said:
Wish this place was around the corner. Very cheap fish and removalist in the one convenient location. Another Walker Evans snap.
When I was very young..each summer there was a semi trailer of watermelons that parked on the road somewhere near Mona Vale.
3d a pound.
When I was very young..each summer there was a semi trailer of watermelons that parked on the road somewhere near Mona Vale.
3d a pound.
***It could have been a J4 beford with an 18foot tray. I wasn’t paying too much attention..
dv said:
let me know if diddly comes in
Wouldn’t you have to be here and could tell for yourself?
well there are other ways to contact me
sarahs mum said:
***It could have been a J4 beford with an 18foot tray. I wasn’t paying too much attention..
Ha. I remember not long after arriving in Australia and settling in our quite nice house in Colonel Light Gardens, our shopping was delivered from the local grocery in a little wood-panelled Morris Minor station wagon.
Just post your phone number and I will see that you hear when he shows up…
furious said:
- well there are other ways to contact me
Just post your phone number and I will see that you hear when he shows up…
000
ThNDC called, particularly for those enjoying a pleasant Stonyfell shiraz cab while they get dinner underway.
hello.
dv said:
furious said:
- well there are other ways to contact me
Just post your phone number and I will see that you hear when he shows up…
000
You’ve already cost the emergency services a small fortune recently.
dv said:
furious said:
- well there are other ways to contact me
Just post your phone number and I will see that you hear when he shows up…
000
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=My2apquxKKQ
monkey skipper said:
hello.
Ut simia, salutem.
Bubblecar said:
monkey skipper said:
hello.
Ut simia, salutem.
salute’
On Fox and Friends … Paul Ryan indicates he voted for Trump but won’t say his name.
Steve Doocy – “We’re one week out, how do you stand on supporting for Donald Trump and voting for Donald Trump?”
Paul Ryan – “I stand where I stood all fall and all summer. In fact, I already voted here in Janesville (Wis.) for our nominee last week in early voting. I’m supporting our entire Republican ticket. I have been all along. My focus personally right now is saving our House majority.”
——
Seth Meyers – “You shouldn’t endorse someone for President if you have to talk about them the same way wizards talk about Voldemort.”
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
furious said:
- well there are other ways to contact me
Just post your phone number and I will see that you hear when he shows up…
000
You’ve already cost the emergency services a small fortune recently.
seems exag
monkey skipper said:
hello.
waves
:)
I expect if I ring that and start asking for DV they might get the wrong idea…
furious said:
- 000
I expect if I ring that and start asking for DV they might get the wrong idea…
perhaps he seems to be familiar with hospital scene of recent though
Mel Gibson is making a sequel to Passion of the Christ, to focus on the resurrection
dv said:
Mel Gibson is making a sequel to Passion of the Christ, to focus on the resurrection
trying to make a comeback
dv said:
Mel Gibson is making a sequel to Passion of the Christ, to focus on the resurrection
Needs a hard smack and confinement in his room with no dinner.
That’s what Jesus said…
OK washing pink eyes, let’s go.
Isn’t pink eye some kid of disease? They talk about it in US shows but I have no idea what it is…
dv said:
Mel Gibson is making a sequel to Passion of the Christ, to focus on the resurrection
Jesus Christ
done’t stirfry but wasn’t much hungry
lady eats when wants to eat blood sugar down
so our eats converge ol’ he complies
me I just pulled a semi out of’t bog with the ute
screamin’ not throw a rod’t did nearly
the tacho hand’t still’s bent ‘round the end-stop
a trench smell’t clutch plate in the air
furious said:
- OK washing pink eyes, let’s go.
Isn’t pink eye some kid of disease? They talk about it in US shows but I have no idea what it is…
had a mate had a pink eye, but he was almost an albino anyway.
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
http://io9.gizmodo.com/and-now-a-lyre-made-from-a-human-skull-1597453083New instrument for Car
Hmm, only six open strings. It’s more one for the atmosphere than the musical utility.
Mr Car already has the hair and the beard for death-metal.
dv said:
Mel Gibson is making a sequel to Passion of the Christ, to focus on the resurrection
He should make a movie about proving Gods existence beyond all scientific doubt
not speculate its existence as real,
Shakes fist
oh, its only a movie, carry on
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
Mel Gibson is making a sequel to Passion of the Christ, to focus on the resurrection
trying to make a comeback
You think after all this time he would give up.
CrazyNeutrino said:
dv said:
Mel Gibson is making a sequel to Passion of the Christ, to focus on the resurrection
He should make a movie about proving Gods existence beyond all scientific doubt
How can science prove the supernatural, or even disprove it?
ChrispenEvan said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
dv said:
Mel Gibson is making a sequel to Passion of the Christ, to focus on the resurrection
He should make a movie about proving Gods existence beyond all scientific doubt
How can science prove the supernatural, or even disprove it?
Make a movie about it.
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
Mel Gibson is making a sequel to Passion of the Christ, to focus on the resurrection
trying to make a comeback
You think after all this time he would give up.
ummm…. resurrection…come back..
geddit?
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:trying to make a comeback
You think after all this time he would give up.
ummm…. resurrection…come back..
geddit?
yeah, i know, but like its only been 2016 years or so
after all that time I would have given up and gone elsewhere
plenty of other planets to suck in intelligent lifeforms
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:You think after all this time he would give up.
ummm…. resurrection…come back..
geddit?
yeah, i know, but like its only been 2016 years or so
after all that time I would have given up and gone elsewhere
plenty of other planets to suck in intelligent lifeforms
You’re just a stooge for the Reptilians.
Witty Rejoinder said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:ummm…. resurrection…come back..
geddit?
yeah, i know, but like its only been 2016 years or so
after all that time I would have given up and gone elsewhere
plenty of other planets to suck in intelligent lifeforms
You’re just a stooge for the Reptilians.
http://www.starbeingsofgod.com/reptilians.html
http://www.starbeingsofgod.com/reptilians.html
There on a Mission from God
CrazyNeutrino said:
http://www.starbeingsofgod.com/reptilians.htmlThere on a Mission from God
where?
i see bono is glamour woman of the year.
Arts said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
http://www.starbeingsofgod.com/reptilians.htmlThere on a Mission from God
where?
Definitely in Space somewhere
oh
Their on a Mission from God.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Arts said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
http://www.starbeingsofgod.com/reptilians.htmlThere on a Mission from God
where?
Definitely in Space somewhere
oh
Their on a Mission from God.
:) they’re
Arts said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Arts said:where?
Definitely in Space somewhere
oh
Their on a Mission from God.
:) they’re
Jesus Christ, I mucked it up again!
Grammar was never one of strong points.
Grammar was never one of “my” strong points.
Shakes head.
And to think I was a compositor once.
I’m happy to tone down my anti religious stance if its bothering anyone.
steganography
PRONUNCIATION:
(ste-guh-NOG-ruh-fee)
MEANING:
noun: The practice of concealing a message within another nonsecret message.
ETYMOLOGY:
From Greek stego- (cover) + graphy (writing). Ultimately from the Indo-European root (s)teg (to cover), which also gave us thatch, toga, stegosaurus, detect, and protect. Earliest documented use: 1569.
NOTES:
Examples of steganography: Shrinking the secret text until it’s the size of a dot and then putting it in an unsuspected place, such as the dot on top of a letter i in some innocuous letter. Shaving the head of a man, writing the secret message on his pate with unwashable ink, and then letting the hair grow back before dispatching him to the destination (example from history). To take an example from modern digital techniques, one could put the text of a message in the blank spaces in an image file.
USAGE:
“Using steganography, Steve was able to hide his message in the photographs he took that day.”
Andre Le Gallo; The Caliphate; D Street Books; 2012.
cricket must be over.
Hello Holidayers. I made chicken burgers for tea. Not bad for putting together quickly all the bits around the place. Leftover herby mince from the other night, home made tomato sauce because I was too busy and forgot to buy a tomato at lunchtime, avocado, a bit of cheese and some just picked lettuce. Bread rolls bought for yesterday and not used.
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. I made chicken burgers for tea. Not bad for putting together quickly all the bits around the place. Leftover herby mince from the other night, home made tomato sauce because I was too busy and forgot to buy a tomato at lunchtime, avocado, a bit of cheese and some just picked lettuce. Bread rolls bought for yesterday and not used.
Just finished a succulent lamb steak feast this end, with new season spuds, asparagus, and sliced mushrooms cooked up in butter, olive oil and red wine with onion, garlic, tomato, parsley and pepper.
Quite tasty :)
Hour’s lay-me-down is in order. If I’m not up by 8:30, knock on my door quite loudly and run away.
10 Insanely Delicious Vegetarian Bowls You Need To Eat ASAP
The Vegan Buddha Bowl and the Tamari Broccoli Buddha Bowl look delicious
More…
Is Tony Abbott using his numbers against Malcolm Turnbull?
Toyota girl is back to take the fight to Ford girl.
Apologies for killing the forum.
We are just waiting for an update on the fight…
Loneliness can cause madness
Too much far right wing stuff going on
I could write a poem about the madness
It would be a poem about how horrible the far right are
the far right have collapsed into all these negative emotions
sexism, racism, tribalism, hatred, Anger, Contempt, mistrust, Horror, hostility, jealousy, rage,
other behaviors like greed, bulliness, rudeness, segregation, violent tendencies, sexual-violent tendencies, rape, torture, slavery
aggressive behaviors, hierarchical trees of people who organize themselves into layers workers military, police to rich who have their own greedy agendas
then theirs pollution, over-farming, overpopulation, over fishing, rubbish everywhere, mining everywhere, deforestation, extinction, societies that are deliberately dumbed down and emotionally dumbed down
driven by a dumb media that propagates dumb games, dumbed down news, police shows, depressing police shows, more depressing police shows, movies about murder and blowing things up, no science or art shows, no critical thinking, no observation, no scientific analysis, no alternate lifestyles, stifled energy industry, no mining tax, big banks, big pharma, big military, big supermarkets, big this and big that and you cant do this and you cant do that etc etc etc
……….
……….
……….
END of POEM
Yeah, but its no transition…
furious said:
- END of POEM
Yeah, but its no transition…
Its a work in progress
its only in its second version
CrazyNeutrino said:
furious said:
- END of POEM
Yeah, but its no transition…
Its a work in progress
its only in its second version
Best to finish up while you’re ahead.
furious said:
- END of POEM
Yeah, but its no transition…
Transition is on his own ground, all good.
Have been working on a few poems,
still working on Spaceship Leaves the Universe
and now Loneliness can cause madness
a spiritual poem in the works
1 on erotica in the works
2 on consciousness
others
CrazyNeutrino said:
Loneliness can cause madnessToo much far right wing stuff going on
I could write a poem about the madness
It would be a poem about how horrible the far right are
the far right have collapsed into all these negative emotions
sexism, racism, tribalism, hatred, Anger, Contempt, mistrust, Horror, hostility, jealousy, rage,
other behaviors like greed, bulliness, rudeness, segregation, violent tendencies, sexual-violent tendencies, rape, torture, slavery
aggressive behaviors, hierarchical trees of people who organize themselves into layers workers military, police to rich who have their own greedy agendas
then theirs pollution, over-farming, overpopulation, over fishing, rubbish everywhere, mining everywhere, deforestation, extinction, societies that are deliberately dumbed down and emotionally dumbed down
driven by a dumb media that propagates dumb games, dumbed down news, police shows, depressing police shows, more depressing police shows, movies about murder and blowing things up, no science or art shows, no critical thinking, no observation, no scientific analysis, no alternate lifestyles, stifled energy industry, no mining tax, big banks, big pharma, big military, big supermarkets, big this and big that and you cant do this and you cant do that etc etc etc
……….
……….
……….
END of POEM
> Far right wing
Pity there’s no significant difference between right wing and left wing these days.
I’d put more emphasis in the poem about mental aberrations,
Eg.
Paranoia, doublethink, psychopath, sociopath, megalomania, phobia, inability to handle change, stupidity, illogic, addiction, idee fixe, hallucination, fantasy.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Loneliness can cause madnessToo much far right wing stuff going on
I could write a poem about the madness
It would be a poem about how horrible the far right are
the far right have collapsed into all these negative emotions
sexism, racism, tribalism, hatred, Anger, Contempt, mistrust, Horror, hostility, jealousy, rage,
other behaviors like greed, bulliness, rudeness, segregation, violent tendencies, sexual-violent tendencies, rape, torture, slavery
aggressive behaviors, hierarchical trees of people who organize themselves into layers workers military, police to rich who have their own greedy agendas
then theirs pollution, over-farming, overpopulation, over fishing, rubbish everywhere, mining everywhere, deforestation, extinction, societies that are deliberately dumbed down and emotionally dumbed down
driven by a dumb media that propagates dumb games, dumbed down news, police shows, depressing police shows, more depressing police shows, movies about murder and blowing things up, no science or art shows, no critical thinking, no observation, no scientific analysis, no alternate lifestyles, stifled energy industry, no mining tax, big banks, big pharma, big military, big supermarkets, big this and big that and you cant do this and you cant do that etc etc etc
……….
……….
……….
END of POEM
Put him in the van.
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Loneliness can cause madnessToo much far right wing stuff going on
I could write a poem about the madness
It would be a poem about how horrible the far right are
the far right have collapsed into all these negative emotions
sexism, racism, tribalism, hatred, Anger, Contempt, mistrust, Horror, hostility, jealousy, rage,
other behaviors like greed, bulliness, rudeness, segregation, violent tendencies, sexual-violent tendencies, rape, torture, slavery
aggressive behaviors, hierarchical trees of people who organize themselves into layers workers military, police to rich who have their own greedy agendas
then theirs pollution, over-farming, overpopulation, over fishing, rubbish everywhere, mining everywhere, deforestation, extinction, societies that are deliberately dumbed down and emotionally dumbed down
driven by a dumb media that propagates dumb games, dumbed down news, police shows, depressing police shows, more depressing police shows, movies about murder and blowing things up, no science or art shows, no critical thinking, no observation, no scientific analysis, no alternate lifestyles, stifled energy industry, no mining tax, big banks, big pharma, big military, big supermarkets, big this and big that and you cant do this and you cant do that etc etc etc
……….
……….
……….
END of POEM
Put him in the van.
Following end of poem.
We didn’t start the fire, it was always burning since the world’s been turning
We didn’t start the fire no, we didn’t light it, but we tried to fight it
CrazyNeutrino said:
Loneliness can cause madnessToo much far right wing stuff going on
I could write a poem about the madness
It would be a poem about how horrible the far right are
the far right have collapsed into all these negative emotions
sexism, racism, tribalism, hatred, Anger, Contempt, mistrust, Horror, hostility, jealousy, rage,
other behaviors like greed, bulliness, rudeness, segregation, violent tendencies, sexual-violent tendencies, rape, torture, slavery
aggressive behaviors, hierarchical trees of people who organize themselves into layers workers military, police to rich who have their own greedy agendas
then theirs pollution, over-farming, overpopulation, over fishing, rubbish everywhere, mining everywhere, deforestation, extinction, societies that are deliberately dumbed down and emotionally dumbed down
driven by a dumb media that propagates dumb games, dumbed down news, police shows, depressing police shows, more depressing police shows, movies about murder and blowing things up, no science or art shows, no critical thinking, no observation, no scientific analysis, no alternate lifestyles, stifled energy industry, no mining tax, big banks, big pharma, big military, big supermarkets, big this and big that and you cant do this and you cant do that etc etc etc
……….
……….
……….
END of POEM
that isn’t a poem, it is what you say just about everyday.
ChrispenEvan said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Loneliness can cause madnessToo much far right wing stuff going on
I could write a poem about the madness
It would be a poem about how horrible the far right are
the far right have collapsed into all these negative emotions
sexism, racism, tribalism, hatred, Anger, Contempt, mistrust, Horror, hostility, jealousy, rage,
other behaviors like greed, bulliness, rudeness, segregation, violent tendencies, sexual-violent tendencies, rape, torture, slavery
aggressive behaviors, hierarchical trees of people who organize themselves into layers workers military, police to rich who have their own greedy agendas
then theirs pollution, over-farming, overpopulation, over fishing, rubbish everywhere, mining everywhere, deforestation, extinction, societies that are deliberately dumbed down and emotionally dumbed down
driven by a dumb media that propagates dumb games, dumbed down news, police shows, depressing police shows, more depressing police shows, movies about murder and blowing things up, no science or art shows, no critical thinking, no observation, no scientific analysis, no alternate lifestyles, stifled energy industry, no mining tax, big banks, big pharma, big military, big supermarkets, big this and big that and you cant do this and you cant do that etc etc etc
……….
……….
……….
END of POEM
that isn’t a poem, it is what you say just about everyday.
Works for me.
I see it as a performance piece.
Windy day, allergies and work = miserable me.
Bonus….the temps are dropping and some rain is forecast.
i see it along the lines of this.
my comment was…I’d call you an idiot. but that’s me. truthful.
My sis liked my reply.
kii said:
Windy day, allergies and work = miserable me.
Bonus….the temps are dropping and some rain is forecast.
Bonus – Australia did well in the cricket today. That should cheer you up just a little.
party_pants said:
kii said:
Windy day, allergies and work = miserable me.
Bonus….the temps are dropping and some rain is forecast.
Bonus – Australia did well in the cricket today. That should cheer you up just a little.
pfffft take more than that to make me happy atm. been having crap internet. keeps dropping out. has been for a few months. ISP blamed modem. they sent new one plus 1 gig extra a month for a $1 a month. still drops out. speeds have gone to crap as well. emailed the TIO today sop here’s hoping.
Not really too unhappy.
party_pants said:
kii said:
Windy day, allergies and work = miserable me.
Bonus….the temps are dropping and some rain is forecast.
Bonus – Australia did well in the cricket today. That should cheer you up just a little.
Well, thank the goddess that it’s not Wednesday or Friday, because that mad ex English cabbie* would be blathering about it.
One of the OWM that hangs around the café, though I think he’s quite anti -Trump
As tempting as it is to lie down with a heat pack AND an ice-pack….I’m going to stand in the shower for a bit then get ready for work.
nice steak for tea. plus asparagus and broadbeans from the garden.
kii said:
ChrispenEvan said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Loneliness can cause madnessToo much far right wing stuff going on
I could write a poem about the madness
It would be a poem about how horrible the far right are
the far right have collapsed into all these negative emotions
sexism, racism, tribalism, hatred, Anger, Contempt, mistrust, Horror, hostility, jealousy, rage,
other behaviors like greed, bulliness, rudeness, segregation, violent tendencies, sexual-violent tendencies, rape, torture, slavery
aggressive behaviors, hierarchical trees of people who organize themselves into layers workers military, police to rich who have their own greedy agendas
then theirs pollution, over-farming, overpopulation, over fishing, rubbish everywhere, mining everywhere, deforestation, extinction, societies that are deliberately dumbed down and emotionally dumbed down
driven by a dumb media that propagates dumb games, dumbed down news, police shows, depressing police shows, more depressing police shows, movies about murder and blowing things up, no science or art shows, no critical thinking, no observation, no scientific analysis, no alternate lifestyles, stifled energy industry, no mining tax, big banks, big pharma, big military, big supermarkets, big this and big that and you cant do this and you cant do that etc etc etc
……….
……….
……….
END of POEM
that isn’t a poem, it is what you say just about everyday.
Works for me.
I see it as a performance piece.
Could do with some interpretive morris dancing.
sibeen said:
kii said:
ChrispenEvan said:that isn’t a poem, it is what you say just about everyday.
Works for me.
I see it as a performance piece.
Could do with some interpretive morris dancing.
i’ll get the ABC’s interpretive dance bandicoot right onto it.
One more sleep until I’m out of here, suckers.
Ummm…goodbye?
Arts said:
One more sleep until I’m out of here, suckers.
me too. but i’ll be bark.
Arts said:
One more sleep until I’m out of here, suckers.
Ah yes, an overseas trip or something you said?
party_pants said:
kii said:
Windy day, allergies and work = miserable me.
Bonus….the temps are dropping and some rain is forecast.
Bonus – Australia did well in the cricket today. That should cheer you up just a little.
Who were they playing?
party_pants said:
Arts said:
One more sleep until I’m out of here, suckers.
Ah yes, an overseas trip or something you said?
Yes. Far overseas. For four days. Then I’ll return so furious doesn’t cry
I’ll try to restrain myself…
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
kii said:
Windy day, allergies and work = miserable me.
Bonus….the temps are dropping and some rain is forecast.
Bonus – Australia did well in the cricket today. That should cheer you up just a little.
Who were they playing?
Sarth Efrika
furious said:
- Then I’ll return so furious doesn’t cry
I’ll try to restrain myself…
I could restrain you if you need help with that
Pound is climbing again after High Court tells UK government to stop being silly.
party_pants said:
Sarth Efrika
Ah. Well they’re not much good at cricket anyway are they.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
Sarth Efrika
Ah. Well they’re not much good at cricket anyway are they.
They’ve never won the Ashes.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
Sarth Efrika
Ah. Well they’re not much good at cricket anyway are they.
They are one of the better nations at it for the last decade or so.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
Sarth Efrika
Ah. Well they’re not much good at cricket anyway are they.
They are one of the better nations at it for the last decade or so.
Fair enough, but surely it’s just the beginning. These Tests usually last as long as a US election.
The Guardian is going berserk. Tally so far on the High Court ruling: comments (7767)
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/2016/nov/03/article-50-high-court-ruling-high-court-set-to-rule-on-whether-mps-should-vote-on-triggering-article-50-politics-live
What would have happened if England stayed in the EU?
Rolf Harris…
Bubblecar said:
The Guardian is going berserk. Tally so far on the High Court ruling: comments (7767)https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/2016/nov/03/article-50-high-court-ruling-high-court-set-to-rule-on-whether-mps-should-vote-on-triggering-article-50-politics-live
Few seconds later:
comments (8052)
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
The Guardian is going berserk. Tally so far on the High Court ruling: comments (7767)https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/2016/nov/03/article-50-high-court-ruling-high-court-set-to-rule-on-whether-mps-should-vote-on-triggering-article-50-politics-live
Few seconds later:
comments (8052)
Wow they must have heaps of server space
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
The Guardian is going berserk. Tally so far on the High Court ruling: comments (7767)https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/2016/nov/03/article-50-high-court-ruling-high-court-set-to-rule-on-whether-mps-should-vote-on-triggering-article-50-politics-live
Few seconds later:
comments (8052)
Wow they must have heaps of server space
so its still brexit bickering
CrazyNeutrino said:
so its still brexit bickering
Many calling for a second referendum.
Lot of popcorn to get through before this issue is resolved.
Bubblecar said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
so its still brexit bickering
Many calling for a second referendum.
Lot of popcorn to get through before this issue is resolved.
—-
Blink… for a non voter you seem to have an inordinate interest in politics
tauto said:
Blink… for a non voter you seem to have an inordinate interest in politics
I’m not legally entitled to vote.
Bubblecar said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
so its still brexit bickering
Many calling for a second referendum.
Lot of popcorn to get through before this issue is resolved.
Maybe they should have another referendum.
Bubblecar said:
tauto said:
Blink… for a non voter you seem to have an inordinate interest in politics
I’m not legally entitled to vote.
—-
Why?
tauto said:
Bubblecar said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
so its still brexit bickering
Many calling for a second referendum.
Lot of popcorn to get through before this issue is resolved.
—-
Blink… for a non voter you seem to have an inordinate interest in politics
Why is this an issue with you?
I can’t vote in the USA or Australia . .yet I’m very interested in what is happening.
tauto said:
Bubblecar said:
tauto said:
Blink… for a non voter you seem to have an inordinate interest in politics
I’m not legally entitled to vote.
—-
Why?
I’m not an Australian citizen and can’t vote in UK elections unless I go back there to live.
kii said:
tauto said:
Bubblecar said:Many calling for a second referendum.
Lot of popcorn to get through before this issue is resolved.
—-
Blink… for a non voter you seem to have an inordinate interest in politics
Why is this an issue with you?
I can’t vote in the USA or Australia . .yet I’m very interested in what is happening.
Brexit and the bickering
Roomfuls of bickering
Off to work.
kii said:
Off to work.
Good luck.
kii said:
tauto said:
Bubblecar said:Many calling for a second referendum.
Lot of popcorn to get through before this issue is resolved.
—-
Blink… for a non voter you seem to have an inordinate interest in politics
Why is this an issue with you?
I can’t vote in the USA or Australia . .yet I’m very interested in what is happening.
——
Good for you. How is Grace going with the backyard arrangement?
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
The Guardian is going berserk. Tally so far on the High Court ruling: comments (7767)https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/2016/nov/03/article-50-high-court-ruling-high-court-set-to-rule-on-whether-mps-should-vote-on-triggering-article-50-politics-live
Few seconds later:
comments (8052)
9820.
We could be heading for a record.
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
The Guardian is going berserk. Tally so far on the High Court ruling: comments (7767)https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/2016/nov/03/article-50-high-court-ruling-high-court-set-to-rule-on-whether-mps-should-vote-on-triggering-article-50-politics-live
Few seconds later:
comments (8052)
So does this mean they can avoid Brexit of the parliament votes against it?
party_pants said:
So does this mean they can avoid Brexit of the parliament votes against it?
That was already the case – the referendum was merely “advisory”.
But the government was planning to trigger Article 50 without a parliamentary vote, which they now can’t do.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
So does this mean they can avoid Brexit of the parliament votes against it?
That was already the case – the referendum was merely “advisory”.
But the government was planning to trigger Article 50 without a parliamentary vote, which they now can’t do.
Should I stay or should I go?
Should I stay or should I go now?
Should I stay or should I go now?
If I go there will be trouble
And if I stay it will be double
So come on and let me know
sibeen said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
The Guardian is going berserk. Tally so far on the High Court ruling: comments (7767)https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/2016/nov/03/article-50-high-court-ruling-high-court-set-to-rule-on-whether-mps-should-vote-on-triggering-article-50-politics-live
Few seconds later:
comments (8052)
9820.
We could be heading for a record.
Now: comments (10607)
Think I’ll leave them to their bickering for the night :)
Off to find something relaxing to watch for an hour or two before bed.
Maybe all those workers at Holden and Ford could all get together get into electric car manufacturing
CrazyNeutrino said:
Maybe all those workers at Holden and Ford could all get together get into electric car manufacturing
tool the line to do mini cars to medium cars
electric motor cycle manufacturing
electric bicycle manufacturing
etc
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Maybe all those workers at Holden and Ford could all get together get into electric car manufacturing
tool the line to do mini cars to medium cars
electric motor cycle manufacturing
electric bicycle manufacturing
etc
oh, too much conformity, and cant do it, too hard, and the conspiracy naysayers.
Think i’ve found out what’s wrong with me mower having cranking problems getting over compression (currenty requires jump starting from a second battery direct to starter motor).
Has a decompressor on the cam shaft (centrifugal I expect) bounces one of the valves during the compression stroke briefly
Think the valve clearance setting is critical to it working properly, probably need be .006” or less to work reliably.
B&S, council guy was telling me today he’s having same problem (his the bigger size engine).
Anyway’ll try tighter valve clearances, look for a little cam/valve hop mid way on the compression stroke, and go from there.
When Your Meth Lab Explodes and Firemen Have To Get Involved
unstable emotions, has winner body language at beginning, then he listens to the guy dressed in black then reacts in an almost Euphoric/ self megalomaniac manner? then rude/Aggressive to the paramedic
NLA site is down
no thanks to you
Now on: comments (15130)
Now: comments (16731)
…accompanied by:
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morning folks
Good morning Holidayers. I see stumpy has already been in this morning. I shepherded the dogs outside at about 5.00am but I went back to bed for a bit…
Interesting twist:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-03/perth-sex-worker-wins-appeal-against-compensation-awarded-client/7994376
Morning eatly risers. 6.7 degrees here, expecting 31 today.
roughbarked said:
Morning eatly risers. 6.7 degrees here, expecting 31 today.
Morning all.
21.5°C and 60% RH here. Mostly cloudy. High cloud, coming in from the northwest. BoM reckons 27° maximum today.
The shed and carport floor were poured yesterday. Luckily it wasn’t hot and sunny with a drying wind yesterday, so there were no problems, unlike the previous day with the verandah-breezeway pour. Today, I expect to be cleaning up spilt, splashed and dripped concrete.
Michael V said:
Morning all.21.5°C and 60% RH here. Mostly cloudy. High cloud, coming in from the northwest. BoM reckons 27° maximum today.
The shed and carport floor were poured yesterday. Luckily it wasn’t hot and sunny with a drying wind yesterday, so there were no problems, unlike the previous day with the verandah-breezeway pour. Today, I expect to be cleaning up spilt, splashed and dripped concrete.
busy busy. :)
lotta chirpy bird hearin’
too sun’s doin’t‘s thing
a tad chilly’f not movin’
morn coffee I finishin’t
smokes few too many
ol’ll busy doin’t sumfin’
but firstly walk he larry
Morning pilgrims, warm and sunny in Brissy, supposed to get to 29 today.
Morning, clear sunny and hot in Styx, heading for a top of 22!
“Under the Galenical system, the way to increase the power of a remedy was to add more and more plants that had the opposite action from the humor that was supposedly causing the illness. Thus, a remedy for someone ill with a fever or an excess of choler—that is, the warm-dry humor—would be a mixture of plants …cooling and moist in quality. No other characteristics of the illness or the remedies were as important as the fever. The medical alchemists rejected that logic and proposed instead that diseases were uniquely different and required specific remedies….Slowly the concept that each disease should be treated with a specific remedy was beginning to contradict the old notions….But the demise of the four Aristotelian elements for most chemists was not to come until later in the 17th century when Robert Boyle published The Sceptical Chymist in 1661 in which he argued convincingly that both Aristotle and Paracelsus were wrong.”
Bob had more strings to his bow than a harpsichord, here is his Self Flowing Flask(SFF)
Another one of Bob’s discoveries was that an SFF doesn’t actually work.
Peak Warming Man said:
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Bob had more strings to his bow than a harpsichord, here is his Self Flowing Flask(SFF)
Another one of Bob’s discoveries was that an SFF doesn’t actually work.
I think we should hear more of Bob Boyle (and his mate Bob Hooke), and less of that Isaac bloke.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:
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Bob had more strings to his bow than a harpsichord, here is his Self Flowing Flask(SFF)
Another one of Bob’s discoveries was that an SFF doesn’t actually work.
I think we should hear more of Bob Boyle (and his mate Bob Hooke), and less of that Isaac bloke.
Boyle’s the law.
poikilotherm said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:
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Bob had more strings to his bow than a harpsichord, here is his Self Flowing Flask(SFF)
Another one of Bob’s discoveries was that an SFF doesn’t actually work.
I think we should hear more of Bob Boyle (and his mate Bob Hooke), and less of that Isaac bloke.
Boyle’s the law.
I wish I could find the Very Long Cylinder threads on the old SSSF :)
Greetings
Hello.
QQ…
In the context of forestries, what is a “coupe”?
Speedy said:
Hello.QQ…
In the context of forestries, what is a “coupe”?
It’s an area of forest where harvesting of timber is planned or has been conducted.
Wocky said:
And pronounced “coop”.
Speedy said:
Hello.QQ…
In the context of forestries, what is a “coupe”?
It’s an area of forest where harvesting of timber is planned or has been conducted.
I wrote to the BOM asking them to put together a presentation for the upcoming summer for the Forum as weather if often discussed here.
This is what they came up with, it’s not bad.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-10-29/weather-and-climate-outlook/7980150
Michael V said:
Wocky said:And pronounced “coop”.
Speedy said:
Hello.QQ…
In the context of forestries, what is a “coupe”?
It’s an area of forest where harvesting of timber is planned or has been conducted.
Thanks Wocky and MV :)
Peak Warming Man said:
I wrote to the BOM asking them to put together a presentation for the upcoming summer for the Forum as weather if often discussed here.
This is what they came up with, it’s not bad.http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-10-29/weather-and-climate-outlook/7980150
He didn’t mention the dartboard.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I wrote to the BOM asking them to put together a presentation for the upcoming summer for the Forum as weather if often discussed here.
This is what they came up with, it’s not bad.http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-10-29/weather-and-climate-outlook/7980150
He didn’t mention the dartboard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BncHC_tL1E4
sibeen said:
poikilotherm said:
The Rev Dodgson said:I think we should hear more of Bob Boyle (and his mate Bob Hooke), and less of that Isaac bloke.
Boyle’s the law.
I wish I could find the Very Long Cylinder threads on the old SSSF :)
oh God
dv said:
sibeen said:
poikilotherm said:Boyle’s the law.
I wish I could find the Very Long Cylinder threads on the old SSSF :)
oh God
I only vaguely remember the VLCTs.
What was wrong with them?
sibeen said:
poikilotherm said:
The Rev Dodgson said:I think we should hear more of Bob Boyle (and his mate Bob Hooke), and less of that Isaac bloke.
Boyle’s the law.
I wish I could find the Very Long Cylinder threads on the old SSSF :)
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
sibeen said:I wish I could find the Very Long Cylinder threads on the old SSSF :)
oh God
I only vaguely remember the VLCTs.
What was wrong with them?
The length of a cylinder only matters at the distance between pivot points.
Not much to report here apart from Grace’s new hobby. She’s taken to eating the autumnal leaves.
What do you put at the start of your phone number if you are giving it out to someone in the states?
I am in the (03) district..
kii said:
Not much to report here apart from Grace’s new hobby. She’s taken to eating the autumnal leaves.
that dog needs a hobby..
sarahs mum said:
What do you put at the start of your phone number if you are giving it out to someone in the states?I am in the (03) district..
61 I think
+61 3 nnnn nnnn
Michael V said:
+61 3 nnnn nnnn
dig it. Ta. :)
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Not much to report here apart from Grace’s new hobby. She’s taken to eating the autumnal leaves.
that dog needs a hobby..
Interrupting the housework to have a glass of wine and a vape.
Nothing much left to do except various microtidying and the hoovering.
down front here block be a lotta dust
road graded couple day ago
is not nice done near choke to death
for’t walk me’n larry went so
now inside vap’ goin’ this air all fresh
Bubblecar said:
Interrupting the housework to have a glass of wine and a vape.Nothing much left to do except various microtidying and the hoovering.
Bubblecar said:
Interrupting the housework to have a glass of wine and a vape.Nothing much left to do except various microtidying and the hoovering.
and the mowing.
20 this end, very windy again. Rain expected this evening.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Interrupting the housework to have a glass of wine and a vape.Nothing much left to do except various microtidying and the hoovering.
and the mowing.
Can’t do that until the mower’s fixed.
Back down to a max of 14 tomorrow with rain, hail and more wind.
Words of wisdom from the other night, don’t wear loose fitting pyjama shorts when playing with ferret, she may decide to run up them and bite you on your goolies.
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Interrupting the housework to have a glass of wine and a vape.Nothing much left to do except various microtidying and the hoovering.
Even if I wasn’t broken it’s too hot(35°) to do anything ATM.
Later I have to use the leafblower to remove the leaves from the gutters because the BOM is predicting rain today or tomorrow.
31 here and and definitely not getting changed back into chemical spraying gear. No, no, no.
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Wind wind wind
I like that map.
Trouble is it only allows hot-linking for a little while then says “server down” :)
A balmy 36 tomorrow.
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Wind wind wind
I like that map.
Trouble is it only allows hot-linking for a little while then says “server down” :)
Cymek said:
Oh, ouch!
Words of wisdom from the other night, don’t wear loose fitting pyjama shorts when playing with ferret, she may decide to run up them and bite you on your goolies.
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:I like that map.
Trouble is it only allows hot-linking for a little while then says “server down” :)
It lasted long enough for me to see that the BOM is having a laugh. Gentle Easterlies don’t bring rain.
Here’s the site itself:
https://earth.nullschool.net/
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:Trouble is it only allows hot-linking for a little while then says “server down” :)
It lasted long enough for me to see that the BOM is having a laugh. Gentle Easterlies don’t bring rain.
Here’s the site itself:
https://earth.nullschool.net/
Cymek said:
Words of wisdom from the other night, don’t wear loose fitting pyjama shorts when playing with ferret, she may decide to run up them and bite you on your goolies.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Cymek said:
Words of wisdom from the other night, don’t wear loose fitting pyjama shorts when playing with ferret, she may decide to run up them and bite you on your goolies.
That’s recommended for when Donald Trump visits too.
Here’s the site itself:
https://earth.nullschool.net/
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Good when there’s a TC about.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Cymek said:
Words of wisdom from the other night, don’t wear loose fitting pyjama shorts when playing with ferret, she may decide to run up them and bite you on your goolies.
That’s recommended for when Donald Trump visits too.
Quite likely I reckon
When a video of two Donald Trump supporters shouting “Lügenpresse” (lying press) started to circulate Sunday, viewers from Germany soon noted its explosive nature. The defamatory word was most frequently used in Nazi Germany. Today, it is a common slogan among those branded as representing the “ugly Germany”: members of xenophobic, right-wing groups.
Its use across the Atlantic Ocean at a Trump rally has worried Germans who know about its origins all too well. Both the Nazi regime and the East German government made use of it, turning it into an anti-democracy slogan.
“Lügenpresse” was branded a taboo word in Germany in 2015 by an academic panel after anti-Islam movements, such as Pegida, started using it more frequently in the presence of journalists. As in the United States, trust in mainstream media is on the decline in Germany.
The verbal attacks against journalists soon turned into physical violence in Germany. At times, media members were unable to cover the Pegida-organized protest marches without private security personnel. Some reporters who risked going in without bodyguards were beaten up. It is without doubt that the word “Lügenpresse” has an extremely ugly meaning in modern-day Germany.
Its history is even worse, though.
The term emerged way before the Nazis took over in Germany. For instance, the German Defense Ministry released a book titled “The Lügenpresse of Our Enemies” in 1918 during World War I. According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper, the term was coined by Reinhold Anton in 1914. In books, Anton used the term mainly in a foreign context to refer to “enemy propaganda.” It is unclear whether Anton was a pseudonym.
At that time, the word was used more descriptively. A decade later, it had turned into an explosive and stigmatizing propaganda slogan, used to stir hatred against Jews and communists. Critics of Adolf Hitler’s regime were frequently referred to as members of the “Lügenpresse apparatus.”
Until today, the word has an anti-Semitic connotation, and it implies hatred not only against journalists but against everyone who opposes the “will of the people.” That abstract concept emerged during World War II when Hitler sought to propagate the idea that Germans were a “master race” superior to all others, especially Jews and Slavic people.
The consequences of that rhetoric — of which the term “Lügenpresse” was an important component under propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels — were horrifying. Millions of people were killed in concentration camps by the Nazis, including Jews, political opponents and homosexuals.
Although the word disappeared from public discourse for almost half a century in democratic West Germany, it continued to flourish in communist East Germany, where it was used to condemn Western countries, including the United States.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/10/24/the-ugly-history-of-luegenpresse-a-nazi-slur-shouted-at-a-trump-rally/
dv said:
/cut/https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/10/24/the-ugly-history-of-luegenpresse-a-nazi-slur-shouted-at-a-trump-rally/
that article has it’s own well-crafted word-craftiness.
dv said:
When a video of two Donald Trump supporters shouting “Lügenpresse” (lying press) started to circulate Sunday, viewers from Germany soon noted its explosive nature. The defamatory word was most frequently used in Nazi Germany. Today, it is a common slogan among those branded as representing the “ugly Germany”: members of xenophobic, right-wing groups.Its use across the Atlantic Ocean at a Trump rally has worried Germans who know about its origins all too well. Both the Nazi regime and the East German government made use of it, turning it into an anti-democracy slogan.
“Lügenpresse” was branded a taboo word in Germany in 2015 by an academic panel after anti-Islam movements, such as Pegida, started using it more frequently in the presence of journalists. As in the United States, trust in mainstream media is on the decline in Germany.
The verbal attacks against journalists soon turned into physical violence in Germany. At times, media members were unable to cover the Pegida-organized protest marches without private security personnel. Some reporters who risked going in without bodyguards were beaten up. It is without doubt that the word “Lügenpresse” has an extremely ugly meaning in modern-day Germany.
Its history is even worse, though.
The term emerged way before the Nazis took over in Germany. For instance, the German Defense Ministry released a book titled “The Lügenpresse of Our Enemies” in 1918 during World War I. According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper, the term was coined by Reinhold Anton in 1914. In books, Anton used the term mainly in a foreign context to refer to “enemy propaganda.” It is unclear whether Anton was a pseudonym.
At that time, the word was used more descriptively. A decade later, it had turned into an explosive and stigmatizing propaganda slogan, used to stir hatred against Jews and communists. Critics of Adolf Hitler’s regime were frequently referred to as members of the “Lügenpresse apparatus.”
Until today, the word has an anti-Semitic connotation, and it implies hatred not only against journalists but against everyone who opposes the “will of the people.” That abstract concept emerged during World War II when Hitler sought to propagate the idea that Germans were a “master race” superior to all others, especially Jews and Slavic people.
The consequences of that rhetoric — of which the term “Lügenpresse” was an important component under propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels — were horrifying. Millions of people were killed in concentration camps by the Nazis, including Jews, political opponents and homosexuals.
Although the word disappeared from public discourse for almost half a century in democratic West Germany, it continued to flourish in communist East Germany, where it was used to condemn Western countries, including the United States.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/10/24/the-ugly-history-of-luegenpresse-a-nazi-slur-shouted-at-a-trump-rally/
Some people don’t seem to learn from history do, they are almost want with a gleam in their eyes to repeat the worst parts of it
Cymek said:
dv said:
When a video of two Donald Trump supporters shouting “Lügenpresse” (lying press) started to circulate Sunday, viewers from Germany soon noted its explosive nature. The defamatory word was most frequently used in Nazi Germany. Today, it is a common slogan among those branded as representing the “ugly Germany”: members of xenophobic, right-wing groups.Its use across the Atlantic Ocean at a Trump rally has worried Germans who know about its origins all too well. Both the Nazi regime and the East German government made use of it, turning it into an anti-democracy slogan.
“Lügenpresse” was branded a taboo word in Germany in 2015 by an academic panel after anti-Islam movements, such as Pegida, started using it more frequently in the presence of journalists. As in the United States, trust in mainstream media is on the decline in Germany.
The verbal attacks against journalists soon turned into physical violence in Germany. At times, media members were unable to cover the Pegida-organized protest marches without private security personnel. Some reporters who risked going in without bodyguards were beaten up. It is without doubt that the word “Lügenpresse” has an extremely ugly meaning in modern-day Germany.
Its history is even worse, though.
The term emerged way before the Nazis took over in Germany. For instance, the German Defense Ministry released a book titled “The Lügenpresse of Our Enemies” in 1918 during World War I. According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper, the term was coined by Reinhold Anton in 1914. In books, Anton used the term mainly in a foreign context to refer to “enemy propaganda.” It is unclear whether Anton was a pseudonym.
At that time, the word was used more descriptively. A decade later, it had turned into an explosive and stigmatizing propaganda slogan, used to stir hatred against Jews and communists. Critics of Adolf Hitler’s regime were frequently referred to as members of the “Lügenpresse apparatus.”
Until today, the word has an anti-Semitic connotation, and it implies hatred not only against journalists but against everyone who opposes the “will of the people.” That abstract concept emerged during World War II when Hitler sought to propagate the idea that Germans were a “master race” superior to all others, especially Jews and Slavic people.
The consequences of that rhetoric — of which the term “Lügenpresse” was an important component under propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels — were horrifying. Millions of people were killed in concentration camps by the Nazis, including Jews, political opponents and homosexuals.
Although the word disappeared from public discourse for almost half a century in democratic West Germany, it continued to flourish in communist East Germany, where it was used to condemn Western countries, including the United States.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/10/24/the-ugly-history-of-luegenpresse-a-nazi-slur-shouted-at-a-trump-rally/
Some people don’t seem to learn from history do, they are almost want with a gleam in their eyes to repeat the worst parts of it
Cymek said:
dv said:
When a video of two Donald Trump supporters shouting “Lügenpresse” (lying press) started to circulate Sunday, viewers from Germany soon noted its explosive nature. The defamatory word was most frequently used in Nazi Germany. Today, it is a common slogan among those branded as representing the “ugly Germany”: members of xenophobic, right-wing groups.Its use across the Atlantic Ocean at a Trump rally has worried Germans who know about its origins all too well. Both the Nazi regime and the East German government made use of it, turning it into an anti-democracy slogan.
“Lügenpresse” was branded a taboo word in Germany in 2015 by an academic panel after anti-Islam movements, such as Pegida, started using it more frequently in the presence of journalists. As in the United States, trust in mainstream media is on the decline in Germany.
The verbal attacks against journalists soon turned into physical violence in Germany. At times, media members were unable to cover the Pegida-organized protest marches without private security personnel. Some reporters who risked going in without bodyguards were beaten up. It is without doubt that the word “Lügenpresse” has an extremely ugly meaning in modern-day Germany.
Its history is even worse, though.
The term emerged way before the Nazis took over in Germany. For instance, the German Defense Ministry released a book titled “The Lügenpresse of Our Enemies” in 1918 during World War I. According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper, the term was coined by Reinhold Anton in 1914. In books, Anton used the term mainly in a foreign context to refer to “enemy propaganda.” It is unclear whether Anton was a pseudonym.
At that time, the word was used more descriptively. A decade later, it had turned into an explosive and stigmatizing propaganda slogan, used to stir hatred against Jews and communists. Critics of Adolf Hitler’s regime were frequently referred to as members of the “Lügenpresse apparatus.”
Until today, the word has an anti-Semitic connotation, and it implies hatred not only against journalists but against everyone who opposes the “will of the people.” That abstract concept emerged during World War II when Hitler sought to propagate the idea that Germans were a “master race” superior to all others, especially Jews and Slavic people.
The consequences of that rhetoric — of which the term “Lügenpresse” was an important component under propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels — were horrifying. Millions of people were killed in concentration camps by the Nazis, including Jews, political opponents and homosexuals.
Although the word disappeared from public discourse for almost half a century in democratic West Germany, it continued to flourish in communist East Germany, where it was used to condemn Western countries, including the United States.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/10/24/the-ugly-history-of-luegenpresse-a-nazi-slur-shouted-at-a-trump-rally/
Some people don’t seem to learn from history do, they are almost want with a gleam in their eyes to repeat the worst parts of it
Thing is, they never imagine that they might cop the worst of it, they always presume that they’ll come out of it alright.
Tamb said:
Cymek said:
dv said:
When a video of two Donald Trump supporters shouting “Lügenpresse” (lying press) started to circulate Sunday, viewers from Germany soon noted its explosive nature. The defamatory word was most frequently used in Nazi Germany. Today, it is a common slogan among those branded as representing the “ugly Germany”: members of xenophobic, right-wing groups.Its use across the Atlantic Ocean at a Trump rally has worried Germans who know about its origins all too well. Both the Nazi regime and the East German government made use of it, turning it into an anti-democracy slogan.
“Lügenpresse” was branded a taboo word in Germany in 2015 by an academic panel after anti-Islam movements, such as Pegida, started using it more frequently in the presence of journalists. As in the United States, trust in mainstream media is on the decline in Germany.
The verbal attacks against journalists soon turned into physical violence in Germany. At times, media members were unable to cover the Pegida-organized protest marches without private security personnel. Some reporters who risked going in without bodyguards were beaten up. It is without doubt that the word “Lügenpresse” has an extremely ugly meaning in modern-day Germany.
Its history is even worse, though.
The term emerged way before the Nazis took over in Germany. For instance, the German Defense Ministry released a book titled “The Lügenpresse of Our Enemies” in 1918 during World War I. According to the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper, the term was coined by Reinhold Anton in 1914. In books, Anton used the term mainly in a foreign context to refer to “enemy propaganda.” It is unclear whether Anton was a pseudonym.
At that time, the word was used more descriptively. A decade later, it had turned into an explosive and stigmatizing propaganda slogan, used to stir hatred against Jews and communists. Critics of Adolf Hitler’s regime were frequently referred to as members of the “Lügenpresse apparatus.”
Until today, the word has an anti-Semitic connotation, and it implies hatred not only against journalists but against everyone who opposes the “will of the people.” That abstract concept emerged during World War II when Hitler sought to propagate the idea that Germans were a “master race” superior to all others, especially Jews and Slavic people.
The consequences of that rhetoric — of which the term “Lügenpresse” was an important component under propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels — were horrifying. Millions of people were killed in concentration camps by the Nazis, including Jews, political opponents and homosexuals.
Although the word disappeared from public discourse for almost half a century in democratic West Germany, it continued to flourish in communist East Germany, where it was used to condemn Western countries, including the United States.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/10/24/the-ugly-history-of-luegenpresse-a-nazi-slur-shouted-at-a-trump-rally/
Some people don’t seem to learn from history do, they are almost want with a gleam in their eyes to repeat the worst parts of it
The rest of the world didn’t learn from history either. The Treaty of Versailles caused Germany’s economic disaster & opened the door for Hitler.
Absolutely, repeating it with Russia who could get to the point they don’t have much to lose by re-annexing their former states, and they have nukes, could just want the world to burn
Tamb said:
The rest of the world didn’t learn from history either. The Treaty of Versailles caused Germany’s economic disaster & opened the door for Hitler.
Economic problems in the Weimer Republic were a result of the Treaty of Versailles but it is hard to see the rise of Nazism in Germany with the impetus of the world-wide Great Depression.
Complete change of subject, starting watching the second series of Humans a British scifi drama.
I find the subject matter really interesting, basically equal rights for self aware sentient androids.
To me I’d never have a problem with it regardless of whatever economic/social problems it may/would cause.
I wonder if we’d ever encounter such a situation in our lifetime
afternoon all
pommiejohn said:
afternoon all
Cheers pommie.
I’m nibbling Nobby’s Nuts and about to call FNDC.
Bubblecar said:
pommiejohn said:
afternoon all
Cheers pommie.
I’m nibbling Nobby’s Nuts and about to call FNDC.
Another evening of no drinking for a while.
Kid’s school disco tonight and I’m on security! Anyone who knows me will understand the irony:)
pommiejohn said:
Another evening of no drinking for a while.
Kid’s school disco tonight and I’m on security! Anyone who knows me will understand the irony:)
Not the most formidable physical presence?
Is the new house deal still a goer PJ?
Bubblecar said:
pommiejohn said:
Another evening of no drinking for a while.
Kid’s school disco tonight and I’m on security! Anyone who knows me will understand the irony:)
Not the most formidable physical presence?
More about my anarchist tendencies :)
pommiejohn said:
Bubblecar said:
pommiejohn said:
Another evening of no drinking for a while.
Kid’s school disco tonight and I’m on security! Anyone who knows me will understand the irony:)
Not the most formidable physical presence?
More about my anarchist tendencies :)
Ah :)
Peak Warming Man said:
Is the new house deal still a goer PJ?
Yep, paid the deposit half an hour ago. I’m actually buying out the co owner of my studio but since there’s a dwelling attached, I’ll be moving in there and living at work.
Bubblecar said:
pommiejohn said:
Bubblecar said:Not the most formidable physical presence?
More about my anarchist tendencies :)
Ah :)
I might let the power go to my head though… if any kids try to get in wearing trainers or non matching shoes and belts, they’ll be out :)
pommiejohn said:
snigger
Bubblecar said:
pommiejohn said:
afternoon all
Cheers pommie.
I’m nibbling Nobby’s Nuts and about to call FNDC.
Another evening of no drinking for a while.
Kid’s school disco tonight and I’m on security! Anyone who knows me will understand the irony:)
pommiejohn said:
!!!
Peak Warming Man said:
Is the new house deal still a goer PJ?
Yep, paid the deposit half an hour ago. I’m actually buying out the co owner of my studio but since there’s a dwelling attached, I’ll be moving in there and living at work.
Shed slab down yesterday. Shed arrived today. A very big kit of parts.
Michael V said:
Shed slab down yesterday. Shed arrived today. A very big kit of parts.
A shed load of parts you reckon?
poikilotherm said:
:)
Michael V said:
Shed slab down yesterday. Shed arrived today. A very big kit of parts.
A shed load of parts you reckon?
Michael V said:
Shed slab down yesterday. Shed arrived today. A very big kit of parts.
How big’s the shed?
pommiejohn said:
6m x 9m with a 6m x 6m carport (welding, grinding zone) out front.
Michael V said:
Shed slab down yesterday. Shed arrived today. A very big kit of parts.
How big’s the shed?
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:6m x 9m with a 6m x 6m carport (welding, grinding zone) out front.
Michael V said:
Shed slab down yesterday. Shed arrived today. A very big kit of parts.
How big’s the shed?
Major bit of work. You got help ?
pommiejohn said:
Yeah. Paid professionals. They’re also doing the verandah, breezeway etc.
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:6m x 9m with a 6m x 6m carport (welding, grinding zone) out front.How big’s the shed?
Major bit of work. You got help ?
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:6m x 9m with a 6m x 6m carport (welding, grinding zone) out front.
Michael V said:
Shed slab down yesterday. Shed arrived today. A very big kit of parts.
How big’s the shed?
sounds awesome
party_pants said:
I can’t wait. Mrs V can’t wait until I get my stuff out of the house.
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:6m x 9m with a 6m x 6m carport (welding, grinding zone) out front.How big’s the shed?
sounds awesome
Michael V said:
party_pants said:I can’t wait. Mrs V can’t wait until I get my stuff out of the house.
Michael V said:
6m x 9m with a 6m x 6m carport (welding, grinding zone) out front.sounds awesome
And no fkn termites.
mutter
Ian said:
There’s plenty of termites here. Luckily the buildings are (mostly) steel and concrete.
Michael V said:
party_pants said:I can’t wait. Mrs V can’t wait until I get my stuff out of the house.sounds awesome
And no fkn termites.
mutter
Have you had problems?
Michael V said:
party_pants said:I can’t wait. Mrs V can’t wait until I get my stuff out of the house.
Michael V said:
6m x 9m with a 6m x 6m carport (welding, grinding zone) out front.sounds awesome
How anyone else but you isn’t allowed in proof is it ?
Cymek said:
I don’t understand. Could you please re-phrase that?
Michael V said:
party_pants said:I can’t wait. Mrs V can’t wait until I get my stuff out of the house.sounds awesome
How anyone else but you isn’t allowed in proof is it ?
Just Hen Kiev & salad tonight. But I’ll make sure it’s a very fine salad.
Michael V said:
Ian said:There’s plenty of termites here. Luckily the buildings are (mostly) steel and concrete.
Michael V said:
I can’t wait. Mrs V can’t wait until I get my stuff out of the house.And no fkn termites.
mutter
Have you had problems?
Big old hay/machine shed that was here when we got here.. all whole tree trunks for main supports.
I noticed some termites were into a chest of drawers inside. When I chased them back yesterday found the post they were using for access. When I went back outside where I had already sprayed gave the “post” a kick and my foot went straight through it. About 350mm of middle gone missing.
Bastards.
Ian said:
Bloody!
Michael V said:
Ian said:There’s plenty of termites here. Luckily the buildings are (mostly) steel and concrete.And no fkn termites.
mutter
Have you had problems?
Big old hay/machine shed that was here when we got here.. all whole tree trunks for main supports.
I noticed some termites were into a chest of drawers inside. When I chased them back yesterday found the post they were using for access. When I went back outside where I had already sprayed gave the “post” a kick and my foot went straight through it. About 350mm of middle gone missing.
Bastards.
Michael V said:
Ian said:Bloody!
Michael V said:
There’s plenty of termites here. Luckily the buildings are (mostly) steel and concrete.Have you had problems?
Big old hay/machine shed that was here when we got here.. all whole tree trunks for main supports.
I noticed some termites were into a chest of drawers inside. When I chased them back yesterday found the post they were using for access. When I went back outside where I had already sprayed gave the “post” a kick and my foot went straight through it. About 350mm of middle gone missing.
Bastards.
Our place has a row of timber posts out the front which support the roof over the verandah. We noticed that one of the posts had some termite activity at the bottom and put it on the list for urgent replacement. A few days later, we had a heavy downpour and inside the house we could hear loud cracking sounds! Turned out that the extra weight of the water on the roof and in the gutters above had “settled” the post into a new position. It was then only a matter of hours before all new (treated timber) posts were bought for the entire run and work had begun.
Speedy said:
Michael V said:
Ian said:Bloody!Big old hay/machine shed that was here when we got here.. all whole tree trunks for main supports.
I noticed some termites were into a chest of drawers inside. When I chased them back yesterday found the post they were using for access. When I went back outside where I had already sprayed gave the “post” a kick and my foot went straight through it. About 350mm of middle gone missing.
Bastards.Our place has a row of timber posts out the front which support the roof over the verandah. We noticed that one of the posts had some termite activity at the bottom and put it on the list for urgent replacement. A few days later, we had a heavy downpour and inside the house we could hear loud cracking sounds! Turned out that the extra weight of the water on the roof and in the gutters above had “settled” the post into a new position. It was then only a matter of hours before all new (treated timber) posts were bought for the entire run and work had begun.
Oh dear. There’s a lot to be said for for concrete and steel.
For anyone who may be nearby and is interested …
https://www.facebook.com/events/1238073179599132/
An information day about importance of Wildlife Friendly Fencing with Mikla Lewis- founder of Barb Busters; supported by Taronga Zoo Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife.
Hosted by Great Eastern Ranges Initiative – Kanangra Boyd to Wyangala Link.
22 November
Neville Showground NSW
Michael V said:
Cymek said:I don’t understand. Could you please re-phrase that?
Michael V said:
I can’t wait. Mrs V can’t wait until I get my stuff out of the house.How anyone else but you isn’t allowed in proof is it ?
Are others allowed in or is it secured for you only
Cymek said:
We rarely lock the house. I expect I’ll lock the shed when I’m not using it. Others are welcome to join me in the shed if they want. I’m quite happy to go bench racing at any time (ask pj). The older I get, the faster I was…
Michael V said:
Cymek said:I don’t understand. Could you please re-phrase that?How anyone else but you isn’t allowed in proof is it ?
Are others allowed in or is it secured for you only
Michael V said:
Cymek said:We rarely lock the house. I expect I’ll lock the shed when I’m not using it. Others are welcome to join me in the shed if they want. I’m quite happy to go bench racing at any time (ask pj). The older I get, the faster I was…
Michael V said:
I don’t understand. Could you please re-phrase that?Are others allowed in or is it secured for you only
I was thinking along the lines it was a nuclear proof man cave you could ride out The Apocalypse in
Cymek said:
Oh. It won’t be nuclear-proof by any means. It’ll probably stand up to a Category 2 cyclone. Certainly the house (same general construction) stood up to the Cat 1 Cyclone Marcia last year without problems apart from some howling.
Michael V said:
Cymek said:We rarely lock the house. I expect I’ll lock the shed when I’m not using it. Others are welcome to join me in the shed if they want. I’m quite happy to go bench racing at any time (ask pj). The older I get, the faster I was…Are others allowed in or is it secured for you only
I was thinking along the lines it was a nuclear proof man cave you could ride out The Apocalypse in
Anyway, there’s unlikely to be an Apocalypse at Rainbow Beach. Too few people, too far from anywhere else.
Anyway, there’s unlikely to be an Apocalypse at Rainbow Beach. Too few people, too far from anywhere else.
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Could all disappear in a giant sinkhole.
The exhibition encompasses two centuries of art from the 1900s to today and includes paintings, photographs, poetry, prints and sculptures.
They are the creations of a long list of well-known artists including Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, C L Dean, Francis Bacon, Henry Moore, Lucian Freud, Joseph Turner, Auguste Rodin, Louise Borgeois, and Ron Mueck.
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Coming to Sydney from Tate gallery London, shame it’s not coming to Brisbane.
Talking of bench racing..
I’m just getting the XL back together with big valves and re machined squish.
The installed height of the valve springs is 1mm tighter than spec. How important is that?
The cam is mild and has 356 thou of lift and the springs are OK to 450 thou, I’m guessing it will be OK.
What’s your opinion MV?
Ian said:
I might have to move about 12 km north for that to happen…
Anyway, there’s unlikely to be an Apocalypse at Rainbow Beach. Too few people, too far from anywhere else.———-
Could all disappear in a giant sinkhole.
pommiejohn said:
How’d that happen? Is the collet groove lower on the valve?
Talking of bench racing..
I’m just getting the XL back together with big valves and re machined squish.The installed height of the valve springs is 1mm tighter than spec. How important is that?
The cam is mild and has 356 thou of lift and the springs are OK to 450 thou, I’m guessing it will be OK.What’s your opinion MV?
Just make sure nothing binds on anything else and it all should be OK. Especially check the gap between spring windings at full lift if possible.
Cymek said:
Words of wisdom from the other night, don’t wear loose fitting pyjama shorts when playing with ferret, she may decide to run up them and bite you on your goolies.
Words of wisdom; DON’T PLAY WITH FERRETS! period. THEY HAVE NO CONCEPT OF PLAY.
I don’t even know if you can legally keep a ferret.
Peak Warming Man said:
I don’t even know if you can legally keep a ferret.
Yes, you can. You may need a license though.
Peak Warming Man said:
I don’t even know if you can legally keep a ferret.
You can as long as you wear an approved ferret helmet.
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I don’t even know if you can legally keep a ferret.
You can as long as you wear an approved ferret helmet.
and full proctective apparel.
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I don’t even know if you can legally keep a ferret.
You can as long as you wear an approved ferret helmet.
and full proctective apparel.
Feral ferrets from farms frequently fairly fuck fragile forest fauna.
Where’s that Transition.
He needs to get Larry’s portrait in here.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-03/pets-take-over-the-walls-of-the-national-portait-gallery/7993852
hello
Peak Warming Man said:
:)
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:You can as long as you wear an approved ferret helmet.
and full proctective apparel.
Feral ferrets from farms frequently fairly fuck fragile forest fauna.
monkey skipper said:
Hello hello.
hello
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Hello hello.
hello
i am so pleased the weekend is nigh
monkey skipper said:
I’m pleased it’s approaching dinner time. Salmon frittata, apparently, with veges, likely home-grown.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Hello hello.
hello
i am so pleased the weekend is nigh
:)
Roast beef and roast vegies for tea, I’ve got icecream and passionfruit in the fridg but I feel like icecream and chocolate topping.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:I’m pleased it’s approaching dinner time. Salmon frittata, apparently, with veges, likely home-grown.
Michael V said:
Hello hello.i am so pleased the weekend is nigh
:)
The salmon or the veges?
Peak Warming Man said:
“…I feel like icecream and chocolate topping.”
Sometimes, i feel like that.
Eventually, the drugs wear off, and the feeling passes.
roughbarked said:
I don’t have a bucket big enough to grow salmon, so it won’t be salmon. When the shed’s finished and sorted, I may have to learn to catch fish though. I don’t have chooks yet, so the eggs are not home grown either. Again, after the shed’s finished. Tha tjust leaves the veges, which was written immediately prior to “likely home grown”. I’d take a stab at “the veges, likely home grown”.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:I’m pleased it’s approaching dinner time. Salmon frittata, apparently, with veges, likely home-grown.i am so pleased the weekend is nigh
:)
The salmon or the veges?
I’m calling FNDC
party_pants said:
Didn’t Mr Car do that mid-morning?
I’m calling FNDC
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:I don’t have a bucket big enough to grow salmon, so it won’t be salmon. When the shed’s finished and sorted, I may have to learn to catch fish though. I don’t have chooks yet, so the eggs are not home grown either. Again, after the shed’s finished. Tha tjust leaves the veges, which was written immediately prior to “likely home grown”. I’d take a stab at “the veges, likely home grown”.
Michael V said:
I’m pleased it’s approaching dinner time. Salmon frittata, apparently, with veges, likely home-grown.:)
The salmon or the veges?
roughbarked said:
Munyeroo or amaranth? Anyway, I suspect no for both or either.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:I don’t have a bucket big enough to grow salmon, so it won’t be salmon. When the shed’s finished and sorted, I may have to learn to catch fish though. I don’t have chooks yet, so the eggs are not home grown either. Again, after the shed’s finished. Tha tjust leaves the veges, which was written immediately prior to “likely home grown”. I’d take a stab at “the veges, likely home grown”.The salmon or the veges?
any of that pigweed in them thar veg?
Off to eat. Bye!
Michael V said:
party_pants said:Didn’t Mr Car do that mid-morning?
I’m calling FNDC
buggered if I know/ Been busy at work. Plus we got disconnected for a while because the Telstra guy was doing the NBN hookup for work.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Munyeroo or amaranth? Anyway, I suspect no for both or either.
Michael V said:
I don’t have a bucket big enough to grow salmon, so it won’t be salmon. When the shed’s finished and sorted, I may have to learn to catch fish though. I don’t have chooks yet, so the eggs are not home grown either. Again, after the shed’s finished. Tha tjust leaves the veges, which was written immediately prior to “likely home grown”. I’d take a stab at “the veges, likely home grown”.
any of that pigweed in them thar veg?
Oh well, you had farmed and coloured salmon anyway,
roughbarked said:
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:I don’t have a bucket big enough to grow salmon, so it won’t be salmon. When the shed’s finished and sorted, I may have to learn to catch fish though. I don’t have chooks yet, so the eggs are not home grown either. Again, after the shed’s finished. Tha tjust leaves the veges, which was written immediately prior to “likely home grown”. I’d take a stab at “the veges, likely home grown”.The salmon or the veges?
any of that pigweed in them thar veg?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTPqpTw-8xI
hello Holidayers. Ueber busy at work today. And yesterday. I’ll have to go in tomorrow morning and write the orders for glasses, there simply wasn’t enough time today to do it.
buffy said:
hello Holidayers. Ueber busy at work today. And yesterday. I’ll have to go in tomorrow morning and write the orders for glasses, there simply wasn’t enough time today to do it.
I’ve been busy too. My boss called me a genius today.
Pfft….my last patient told me he would kiss me if my husband wasn’t sitting outside the room…I’d just removed a foreign body (I think it might have been a quartz grit) from inside his upper eyelid. He was Mightily Relieved.
buffy said:
hello Holidayers. Ueber busy at work today. And yesterday. I’ll have to go in tomorrow morning and write the orders for glasses, there simply wasn’t enough time today to do it.
Yeah, it’s hard to get much done while the cricket is on.
We had a barbecue lunch today and invited over some people from another part of the organisation who work in a different location. Sort of get to know you event to increase cooperation between us. They were rather surprised to see we had the TV on and tuned into the cricket. Apparently they aren’t allowed to.
Bubblecar said:
Wind wind wind
The Wool Clippers would have enjoyed those conditions. Real fast passage.
buffy said:
Pfft….my last patient told me he would kiss me if my husband wasn’t sitting outside the room…I’d just removed a foreign body (I think it might have been a quartz grit) from inside his upper eyelid. He was Mightily Relieved.
I’d bet his wife would have understood the reaction.
roughbarked said:
buffy said:Pfft….my last patient told me he would kiss me if my husband wasn’t sitting outside the room…I’d just removed a foreign body (I think it might have been a quartz grit) from inside his upper eyelid. He was Mightily Relieved.
I’d bet his wife would have understood the reaction.
She was out the front talking to Mr buffy. They were visitors from NSW. It was very windy today, and they had been walking up Mt Rouse (volcanic cone in Penshurst where we live). You’d expect scoria, but it was quite definitely yellowish on 15x magnification on the slit lamp biomicroscope.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
Michael V said:
I don’t have a bucket big enough to grow salmon, so it won’t be salmon. When the shed’s finished and sorted, I may have to learn to catch fish though. I don’t have chooks yet, so the eggs are not home grown either. Again, after the shed’s finished. Tha tjust leaves the veges, which was written immediately prior to “likely home grown”. I’d take a stab at “the veges, likely home grown”.
any of that pigweed in them thar veg?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTPqpTw-8xI
Well that’s refreshing. A Mark Knopfler song I’ve never heard and yet probably the best I’ve ever heard from him.
buffy said:
the slit lamp biomicroscope.
PermeateFree said:
Bubblecar said:
Wind wind wind
The Wool Clippers would have enjoyed those conditions. Real fast passage.
Is that image like ‘now’?
buffy said:
roughbarked said:
buffy said:Pfft….my last patient told me he would kiss me if my husband wasn’t sitting outside the room…I’d just removed a foreign body (I think it might have been a quartz grit) from inside his upper eyelid. He was Mightily Relieved.
I’d bet his wife would have understood the reaction.
She was out the front talking to Mr buffy. They were visitors from NSW. It was very windy today, and they had been walking up Mt Rouse (volcanic cone in Penshurst where we live). You’d expect scoria, but it was quite definitely yellowish on 15x magnification on the slit lamp biomicroscope.
Pollen?
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:
the slit lamp biomicroscope.
Now you’re just making words up…
It is organic.
The problem with democracy in the USA:
http://www.theage.com.au/world/us-election/forget-clinton-and-trump—americas-democracy-is-broken-and-they-cant-fix-it-20161103-gshl3c.html
Third-party voters are “trading votes” with Clinton voters to defeat Trump
http://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/11/3/13478042/third-party-clinton-vote-trading
sarahs mum said:
Third-party voters are “trading votes” with Clinton voters to defeat Trumphttp://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/11/3/13478042/third-party-clinton-vote-trading
Prolly because Trump asked prevoters to change their vote to him.
sarahs mum said:
Third-party voters are “trading votes” with Clinton voters to defeat Trumphttp://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/11/3/13478042/third-party-clinton-vote-trading
Prolly because Trump asked prevoters to change their vote to him.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
Third-party voters are “trading votes” with Clinton voters to defeat Trumphttp://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/11/3/13478042/third-party-clinton-vote-trading
Prolly because Trump asked prevoters to change their vote to him.
Now I know how to do a double post.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:any of that pigweed in them thar veg?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTPqpTw-8xI
Well that’s refreshing. A Mark Knopfler song I’ve never heard and yet probably the best I’ve ever heard from him.
you might like the Ragpickers Dream off he same album..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyEJbdPBc6A
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:
the slit lamp biomicroscope.
Now you’re just making words up…
Well we just call it the slit-lamp usually, but it’s full name is slit-lamp biomicroscope. Mine is a Carl Zeiss Jena model made in East Germany before the amalgamation. Yes, it’s that old. And excellent optics.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTPqpTw-8xI
Well that’s refreshing. A Mark Knopfler song I’ve never heard and yet probably the best I’ve ever heard from him.
you might like the Ragpickers Dream off he same album..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyEJbdPBc6A
Spot on. :)
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:
the slit lamp biomicroscope.
Now you’re just making words up…
Well we just call it the slit-lamp usually, but it’s full name is slit-lamp biomicroscope. Mine is a Carl Zeiss Jena model made in East Germany before the amalgamation. Yes, it’s that old. And excellent optics.
Zeiss made stuff well.
buffy said:
roughbarked said:
buffy said:Pfft….my last patient told me he would kiss me if my husband wasn’t sitting outside the room…I’d just removed a foreign body (I think it might have been a quartz grit) from inside his upper eyelid. He was Mightily Relieved.
I’d bet his wife would have understood the reaction.
She was out the front talking to Mr buffy. They were visitors from NSW. It was very windy today, and they had been walking up Mt Rouse (volcanic cone in Penshurst where we live). You’d expect scoria, but it was quite definitely yellowish on 15x magnification on the slit lamp biomicroscope.
If you were removing it, I’m sure you knew it was grit.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTPqpTw-8xI
Well that’s refreshing. A Mark Knopfler song I’ve never heard and yet probably the best I’ve ever heard from him.
you might like the Ragpickers Dream off he same album..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyEJbdPBc6A
OK. You have me checking out the full album now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH9BRQFckh0
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:Well that’s refreshing. A Mark Knopfler song I’ve never heard and yet probably the best I’ve ever heard from him.
you might like the Ragpickers Dream off he same album..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyEJbdPBc6A
OK. You have me checking out the full album now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH9BRQFckh0
the other song i like a lot is Quality Shoes.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:you might like the Ragpickers Dream off he same album..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyEJbdPBc6A
OK. You have me checking out the full album now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH9BRQFckh0
the other song i like a lot is Quality Shoes.
I’m liking it all so far. Thanks.
As to why my boss called me a genius; I had just handmade a couple of parts to make a Rolex that was made in England, long before the word Rolex was coined.
“The Wilsdorf & Davis company moved out of Great Britain in 1912. Wilsdorf wanted his watches to be affordable, but taxes and export duties on the case metals (silver and gold) were driving costs up. From that time to the present, Rolex has been headquartered in Geneva , Switzerland , though the company owns facilities in other cities ( Bienne , etc) and continents ( North America , Asia , Australia , etc).
The company name Rolex was officially registered on 15 November 1915 . It is thought this change was part of a drive to popularize wristwatches, which at the time were still considered a novelty largely for women (pocket watches were more common). Wilsdorf was said to desire his watch brand’s name to be easily pronouncable in any language. The company name was offically changed to the Rolex Watch Company during 1919. It was later changed to Montres Rolex, SA and finally Rolex, SA.”
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:OK. You have me checking out the full album now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH9BRQFckh0
the other song i like a lot is Quality Shoes.
I’m liking it all so far. Thanks.
:)
roughbarked said:
As to why my boss called me a genius; I had just handmade a couple of parts to make a Rolex that was made in England, long before the word Rolex was coined.“The Wilsdorf & Davis company moved out of Great Britain in 1912. Wilsdorf wanted his watches to be affordable, but taxes and export duties on the case metals (silver and gold) were driving costs up. From that time to the present, Rolex has been headquartered in Geneva , Switzerland , though the company owns facilities in other cities ( Bienne , etc) and continents ( North America , Asia , Australia , etc).
The company name Rolex was officially registered on 15 November 1915 . It is thought this change was part of a drive to popularize wristwatches, which at the time were still considered a novelty largely for women (pocket watches were more common). Wilsdorf was said to desire his watch brand’s name to be easily pronouncable in any language. The company name was offically changed to the Rolex Watch Company during 1919. It was later changed to Montres Rolex, SA and finally Rolex, SA.”
In fact it takes knowledge yes but it isn’t difficult to recognise the difference between Pre Rolex watches made in England before they moved to Switzerland. Though it is true that very similar watches were being made in Switzerland at the same time.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:the other song i like a lot is Quality Shoes.
I’m liking it all so far. Thanks.
:)
This is the better side of the man and his musical talent.
Rolex is generally THE name, of course.
Day to day, i carry a Longines hunter from 1913.
I still feel irate about missing out on a Henri Moser, because some idiot Chinese person just wanted to show how ‘clever’ they were on e-Bay.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:I’m liking it all so far. Thanks.
:)
This is the better side of the man and his musical talent.
he is a very good lead guitarist. I have stood half a dozen people back from the stage and watched him play. But this is the mark knopfler you want in your living room.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said::)
This is the better side of the man and his musical talent.
he is a very good lead guitarist. I have stood half a dozen people back from the stage and watched him play. But this is the mark knopfler you want in your living room.
Have you tried the soundtrack to the movie ‘Local Hero’?
It’s pretty much all Mark Knopfler. I don’t like all of it. but some of it i like a lot.
mcgoon said:
Rolex is generally THE name, of course.Day to day, i carry a Longines hunter from 1913.
I still feel irate about missing out on a Henri Moser, because some idiot Chinese person just wanted to show how ‘clever’ they were on e-Bay.
By hand made.. It does mean that I replaced parts for a Rolex by using a microtorch Oxy, a jewellers saw and a few different hand files.
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:
Rolex is generally THE name, of course.Day to day, i carry a Longines hunter from 1913.
I still feel irate about missing out on a Henri Moser, because some idiot Chinese person just wanted to show how ‘clever’ they were on e-Bay.
By hand made.. It does mean that I replaced parts for a Rolex by using a microtorch Oxy, a jewellers saw and a few different hand files.
I understand that, and i stand in gobsmacked awe of that achievement.
Can i send you my Longines when it next needs attention?
mcgoon said:
Have you tried the soundtrack to the movie ‘Local Hero’?It’s pretty much all Mark Knopfler. I don’t like all of it. but some of it i like a lot.
Stored on a hard drive from centuries back.
mcgoon said:
Have you tried the soundtrack to the movie ‘Local Hero’?It’s pretty much all Mark Knopfler. I don’t like all of it. but some of it i like a lot.
yep. It’s on my list..the ‘going home’ theme. I crucify on it the piano every now and then.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said::)
This is the better side of the man and his musical talent.
he is a very good lead guitarist. I have stood half a dozen people back from the stage and watched him play. But this is the mark knopfler you want in your living room.
Yep.
mcgoon said:
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:
Rolex is generally THE name, of course.Day to day, i carry a Longines hunter from 1913.
I still feel irate about missing out on a Henri Moser, because some idiot Chinese person just wanted to show how ‘clever’ they were on e-Bay.
By hand made.. It does mean that I replaced parts for a Rolex by using a microtorch Oxy, a jewellers saw and a few different hand files.
I understand that, and i stand in gobsmacked awe of that achievement.
Can i send you my Longines when it next needs attention?
You may. However, I’d left this watch aside for a couple of months because I needed a clean bench to start it.
sarahs mum said:
yep. It’s on my list..the ‘going home’ theme. I crucify on it the piano every now and then.
Pretty much everything except for ‘Smooching’ and ‘Freeway Flyer’, i like.
http://scoooops.com/p/18322-i-consider-reasonable-woman-although-im
Too Far: Dunkin Donuts holiday cup is just Richard Dawkins giving the finger
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:
roughbarked said:By hand made.. It does mean that I replaced parts for a Rolex by using a microtorch Oxy, a jewellers saw and a few different hand files.
I understand that, and i stand in gobsmacked awe of that achievement.
Can i send you my Longines when it next needs attention?
You may. However, I’d left this watch aside for a couple of months because I needed a clean bench to start it.
My watch had a big overhaul about 18 months ago, so it should be right for a while.
I got in Uruguay. I have it on a single watch chain (sterling) from Birmingham, 1949.
I sometimes wonder about them: in whose pocket was the watch in, say, 1932? Who was using the chain in e.g. 1954?
I’ll never know. I’m just the latest custodian of both.
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:
roughbarked said:By hand made.. It does mean that I replaced parts for a Rolex by using a microtorch Oxy, a jewellers saw and a few different hand files.
I understand that, and i stand in gobsmacked awe of that achievement.
Can i send you my Longines when it next needs attention?
You may. However, I’d left this watch aside for a couple of months because I needed a clean bench to start it.
It is of importance to me that I be called a genius this late in life in the trade of watchmaker. For most of my life I was a band repairer, glass fitter, and battery fitter. Though my original master showed me how to do things whenever they needed to be done and then fnerked off out the back to make jewellery. He was running his own jewellery manufacturing business and after pissing off on his honbeymoon and his new wife’s long service leave for three months just three months after I started work. When I finished four years apprenticeship they said go find your own work which I did but it had been drying up since the watch that had a battery to replace the mainspring.Forty years later I’m suddenly being asked to be able to fix anything that comes across the counter.
Think I’ll pack it in and buy a pick-up.
mcgoon said:
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:I understand that, and i stand in gobsmacked awe of that achievement.
Can i send you my Longines when it next needs attention?
You may. However, I’d left this watch aside for a couple of months because I needed a clean bench to start it.
My watch had a big overhaul about 18 months ago, so it should be right for a while.
I got in Uruguay. I have it on a single watch chain (sterling) from Birmingham, 1949.
I sometimes wonder about them: in whose pocket was the watch in, say, 1932? Who was using the chain in e.g. 1954?
I’ll never know. I’m just the latest custodian of both.
It is a shame that there isn’t an existing wholistic register of watch repairer’s marks, which you may be able to observe in the back of the watch.
You will have Hallmarks and manufacturers stamps but it is the idle scratchings of those who recorded their repairs on the back of your watch that could tell all these tales.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:I understand that, and i stand in gobsmacked awe of that achievement.
Can i send you my Longines when it next needs attention?
You may. However, I’d left this watch aside for a couple of months because I needed a clean bench to start it.
It is of importance to me that I be called a genius this late in life in the trade of watchmaker. For most of my life I was a band repairer, glass fitter, and battery fitter. Though my original master showed me how to do things whenever they needed to be done and then fnerked off out the back to make jewellery. He was running his own jewellery manufacturing business and after pissing off on his honbeymoon and his new wife’s long service leave for three months just three months after I started work. When I finished four years apprenticeship they said go find your own work which I did but it had been drying up since the watch that had a battery to replace the mainspring.Forty years later I’m suddenly being asked to be able to fix anything that comes across the counter.
Most of those forty years were put into growing all those trees previously mentioned in my other tales.
kii said:
i have one. What, as you may recall, we call in Australia a ‘ute’. Specifically, a steel load-bed, drop-side (steel sides) utility truck.
Think I’ll pack it in and buy a pick-up.
It’s just so bloody useful. One of those things that you think you would never want, but, once you have one, you wonder how you did without it.
My wife drive the Camry Aurion sedan. She’s tried to convince me that we can do without the ute, but we’ve agreed to keep it until it dies.
sarahs mum said:
Third-party voters are “trading votes” with Clinton voters to defeat Trumphttp://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/11/3/13478042/third-party-clinton-vote-trading
did you see this dv?
kii said:
Think I’ll pack it in and buy a pick-up.
we’d call it a ute. Unless it means an upper?
mcgoon said:
kii said:i have one. What, as you may recall, we call in Australia a ‘ute’. Specifically, a steel load-bed, drop-side (steel sides) utility truck.
Think I’ll pack it in and buy a pick-up.
that’s a tray back.
mcgoon said:
kii said:i have one. What, as you may recall, we call in Australia a ‘ute’. Specifically, a steel load-bed, drop-side (steel sides) utility truck.
Think I’ll pack it in and buy a pick-up.
It’s just so bloody useful. One of those things that you think you would never want, but, once you have one, you wonder how you did without it.
My wife drive the Camry Aurion sedan. She’s tried to convince me that we can do without the ute, but we’ve agreed to keep it until it dies.
As the days fly past will we lose our grasp or fuse it in the sun?
ChrispenEvan said:
mcgoon said:
kii said:i have one. What, as you may recall, we call in Australia a ‘ute’. Specifically, a steel load-bed, drop-side (steel sides) utility truck.
Think I’ll pack it in and buy a pick-up.
that’s a tray back.
Oh. So, should i remove the sticker that says ‘Bling utes don’t count’?
roughbarked said:
kii said:
Think I’ll pack it in and buy a pick-up.
we’d call it a ute. Unless it means an upper?
My life is changing in so many ways I don’t know who to trust anymore.
ChrispenEvan said:
mcgoon said:
kii said:i have one. What, as you may recall, we call in Australia a ‘ute’. Specifically, a steel load-bed, drop-side (steel sides) utility truck.
Think I’ll pack it in and buy a pick-up.
that’s a tray back.
It’s hard to make that change when life and love turns strange and old.
mcgoon said:
kii said:i have one. What, as you may recall, we call in Australia a ‘ute’. Specifically, a steel load-bed, drop-side (steel sides) utility truck.
Think I’ll pack it in and buy a pick-up.
It’s just so bloody useful. One of those things that you think you would never want, but, once you have one, you wonder how you did without it.
My wife drive the Camry Aurion sedan. She’s tried to convince me that we can do without the ute, but we’ve agreed to keep it until it dies.
Drop sides weren’t what people might envisage as a coupe utilty truck.
However, my ex nextdoor neigbhour always said, his uncle used an oxy to turn his Rolls Royce into a ute and he even had a visit from Rolls Royce, wanting to confiscate this abomination. Apparently he told them to get off his property and allow him to use his property as he saw fit or he’d never buy another Rolls Royce again.
He still claims it was the firs ute.
and australian motor history proves that there were heaps of people making cars in australia, way back.
kii said:
As the days fly past will we lose our grasp or fuse it in the sun?
Well, I hope Neil Young will remember
a southern (hemisphere) man don’t need him around anyhow.
That sounds dire…
furious said:
- My life is changing in so many ways I don’t know who to trust anymore.
That sounds dire…
Keep me searching for a heart of gold and I am getting old.
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
Third-party voters are “trading votes” with Clinton voters to defeat Trumphttp://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/11/3/13478042/third-party-clinton-vote-trading
did you see this dv?
did you see this sm?
http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/posts/976292/
kii said:
furious said:
- My life is changing in so many ways I don’t know who to trust anymore.
That sounds dire…
Keep me searching for a heart of gold and I am getting old.
I’ve seen the needle and the damage done.
Oh, I see…
ol’ made two-minute noodles
took nearly four I not in a hurry
totally uninterestin’ this line is
slurp, slurpin’ noodles yummy
lotta piggly sound done finish
try for heart attack, now a rolly
all ingredients i’ll need stress
heap sleep deprivation maybe
arrhythmia’t may help do this
^you spells that different ways
mongrel word’s like a IQ test
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
Third-party voters are “trading votes” with Clinton voters to defeat Trumphttp://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2016/11/3/13478042/third-party-clinton-vote-trading
did you see this dv?
did you see this sm?
http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/posts/976292/
no. thank you for paging me.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:did you see this dv?
did you see this sm?
http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/posts/976292/
no. thank you for paging me.
This was an amazing watch movement. Powered absolutely millions of watches and set the precedent for using this movement size(ligne).
Today, all those big swinging hammers you see on thin girls wrists, still carry a movement exactly the same size with the dial feet in the same place. Amazing that a watch that was designed to be a tight fit in a case with walls less than 1mm thick, now is installed in watches with dials up to 50mm in diameter.
roughbarked said:
kii said:
furious said:
- My life is changing in so many ways I don’t know who to trust anymore.
That sounds dire…
Keep me searching for a heart of gold and I am getting old.
I’ve seen the needle and the damage done.
One morning I woke up.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:did you see this sm?
http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/posts/976292/
no. thank you for paging me.
This was an amazing watch movement. Powered absolutely millions of watches and set the precedent for using this movement size(ligne).
Today, all those big swinging hammers you see on thin girls wrists, still carry a movement exactly the same size with the dial feet in the same place. Amazing that a watch that was designed to be a tight fit in a case with walls less than 1mm thick, now is installed in watches with dials up to 50mm in diameter.
I’m glad it brings some joy. Will it get a new diamonte?
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:no. thank you for paging me.
This was an amazing watch movement. Powered absolutely millions of watches and set the precedent for using this movement size(ligne).
Today, all those big swinging hammers you see on thin girls wrists, still carry a movement exactly the same size with the dial feet in the same place. Amazing that a watch that was designed to be a tight fit in a case with walls less than 1mm thick, now is installed in watches with dials up to 50mm in diameter.
I’m glad it brings some joy. Will it get a new diamonte?
It will cost me nothing to fit one.
Just read about Scott Ludlum’s mental health issues :( and now I am crying.
Fuck it.
I pick up the paperwork today for my application for medical marijuana use. Not liking the medication I was prescribed…Lorazepam.
Aaargh.
Think about kittens, kii. Think about kittens.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:did you see this sm?
http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/posts/976292/
no. thank you for paging me.
This was an amazing watch movement. Powered absolutely millions of watches and set the precedent for using this movement size(ligne).
Today, all those big swinging hammers you see on thin girls wrists, still carry a movement exactly the same size with the dial feet in the same place. Amazing that a watch that was designed to be a tight fit in a case with walls less than 1mm thick, now is installed in watches with dials up to 50mm in diameter.
That’s a lotta plastic infill.
Watching Lady Chatterly and drif ting off.
roughbarked said:
Watching Lady Chatterly and drif ting off.
“We fucked a flame into being.”
Lady Chatterley’s Lover
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:
Watching Lady Chatterly and drif ting off.
“We fucked a flame into being.”
Lady Chatterley’s Lover
The book was incredibly boring.
mollwollfumble said:
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:
Watching Lady Chatterly and drif ting off.
“We fucked a flame into being.”
Lady Chatterley’s Lover
The book was incredibly boring.
You could say it was fucking awful, but my sister liked D. H. Lawrence. Think he appealed more to women.
PermeateFree said:
mollwollfumble said:
PermeateFree said:“We fucked a flame into being.”
Lady Chatterley’s Lover
The book was incredibly boring.
You could say it was fucking awful, but my sister liked D. H. Lawrence. Think he appealed more to women.
We were forced to do “Sons and lovers” at high school. Anyway, goodnight.
moaning
PermeateFree said:
mollwollfumble said:
PermeateFree said:“We fucked a flame into being.”
Lady Chatterley’s Lover
The book was incredibly boring.
You could say it was fucking awful, but my sister liked D. H. Lawrence. Think he appealed more to women.
Yes bbut there was more to the boring bits than sex.
monkey skipper said:
moaning
Oh stop that. You are waking the neighbours.
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2111320-every-50-cigarettes-smoked-cause-one-dna-mutation-per-lung-cell/?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#link_time=1478255931
Daily news
3 November 2016
Every 50 cigarettes smoked cause one DNA mutation per lung cell
Each extra cigarette generates more molecular damage
The numbers are in. We can now precisely count how many cancer-related DNA mutations accumulate in smokers’ organs over time.
On average, there is one DNA mutation per lung cell for every 50 cigarettes smoked, according to a new analysis. People who smoke a pack of 20 a day for a year generate 150 mutations per lung cell, 97 per larynx cell, 39 per pharynx cell, 18 per bladder cell and six per liver cell.
Epidemiological studies previously linked tobacco smoking with at least 17 classes of cancer, but this is the first time researchers have been able to quantify the molecular damage inflicted on DNA.
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Ludmil Alexandrov at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico and his colleagues achieved this by comparing tumour DNA from 2500 smokers and 1000 non-smokers. This allowed them to identify which mutations were associated with smoking.
Theoretically, every DNA mutation has the potential to trigger a cascade of genetic damage that causes cells to become cancerous. However, we still don’t know what the probability is of a single smoking-related DNA mutation turning into cancer, or which mutation types are likely to be more malignant. “This is research we are currently pursuing,” Alexandrov says.
Russian roulette
Some smokers never develop cancer despite accruing thousands of mutations, but this is purely down to luck, Alexandrov says. “Smoking is like playing Russian roulette: the more you play, the higher the chance the mutations will hit the right genes and you will develop cancer,” he says. “However, there will always be people who smoke a lot but the mutations do not hit the right genes.”
The team hopes their findings will deter people from taking up smoking and debunk the myth that social smoking is harmless. Every cigarette has the potential to cause genetic mutations, Alexandrov says.
Quitting smoking will not reverse these mutations – they leave permanent scars on DNA – but it will prevent the added risk of more mutations, he says.
There is good evidence that people who stop smoking have a significantly lower risk of premature death than those who continue, says Simon Chapman at the University of Sydney, Australia.
For example, a UK study that followed 35,000 men for half a century found that smoking shaved 10 years off average life expectancy. But quitting at age 30 mostly erased the risk of premature death, and giving up at 50 halved it.
“Many smokers believe there’s no point in quitting because the damage is already done,” says Chapman. “But if smokers quit by middle age, they can avoid nearly all the excess risk of tobacco-caused deaths.”
Journal reference: Science, DOI: 10.1126/science.aag0299
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roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
moaning
Oh stop that. You are waking the neighbours.
so!!
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
moaning
Oh stop that. You are waking the neighbours.
so!!
:) typical.
Good morning Holidayers. About 5 degrees. Getting light now. There was a very light shower of rain about an hour ago. I’ll catch up with you lot later. I have work that has to be done.
Sum gud English here. http://www.centralspirit.net/COMMON-MOVEMENTS-USED-IN-REPLICA-WATCHES.html
I’m still battling my weeds. Better start before the day warms up too much.
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers. About 5 degrees. Getting light now. There was a very light shower of rain about an hour ago. I’ll catch up with you lot later. I have work that has to be done.
I have work to do but a little later on…
early bird’s got poem
yes’t would be
if’t wasn’t‘n I had one
oh’t diddly dee
transition,do you think there is a pathology behind why some people overshare via social media? I am broad minded (I believe) but still have limits to what I would say or post on FB or twitter for example.
However , some of the subjects I view at times posted by others makes me consider if there is something wrong that people overshare. I suppose people have different limits (not new news there).
I think some psychologist suggested once that some social media contributors value their self esteem and self worth via the amounts of likes they receive as one common example.
Strange how a social medium has interrupted the way people function psychologically and emotionally. The bullying aspect is concerning for young people (no doubt). I think the block function is a good function for those events for young people.
I am surprised (I think) about or alarmed by the scope of some FB walls.
I worked with someone who shared everything on Facebook. She did it for attention. She also cried wolf so if she actually did have cancer at some point (which I doubt), no one believed her.
meh I use frackbok for me…mostly
I think the best thing I ever did was resist facebook. I’d already had to ditch the myspace registration I’d made.
kii said:
meh I use frackbok for me…mostly
roughbarked said:
I think the best thing I ever did was resist facebook. I’d already had to ditch the myspace registration I’d made.
If resisting facebook was the best thinh you ever did…
You really need a life…
Tamb said:
kii said:
meh I use frackbok for me…mostly
I use it mainly to keep in touch with my scattered family & friends.
I only bother talking to people who want to contact me.
Long ago gave up wasting time visiting people who never visited me.
No point giving gossip to people to have their way with behind your back.
Quick bath then wait around for the estate agent and “new owner” to come and look over the place, and hopefully quickly go away.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
I think the best thing I ever did was resist facebook. I’d already had to ditch the myspace registration I’d made.
If resisting facebook was the best thinh you ever did…
You really need a life…
I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
monkey skipper said:
transition,do you think there is a pathology behind why some people overshare via social media? I am broad minded (I believe) but still have limits to what I would say or post on FB or twitter for example.However , some of the subjects I view at times posted by others makes me consider if there is something wrong that people overshare. I suppose people have different limits (not new news there).
I think some psychologist suggested once that some social media contributors value their self esteem and self worth via the amounts of likes they receive as one common example.
Strange how a social medium has interrupted the way people function psychologically and emotionally. The bullying aspect is concerning for young people (no doubt). I think the block function is a good function for those events for young people.
I am surprised (I think) about or alarmed by the scope of some FB walls.
It’s an interesting question. Not sure how useful generalizations might be about why others, at any moment, projects themselves out there, to whoever, or whatever. For many it’s probably a minor indulgence (not saying unimportatant necessarily), without much consequence, and presents no problems for anyone.
On the subject pathology i’m reserved, reticent that way, not quick to pathologize.
It’s possible to have enthusiasms for that social, and restraint’s always part of (much learnt from experience). There are all sorts of competencies, like an alphabet, words, word-concepts, a computer or personal device, which might be contrasted with the outcome of the challenge of writing a sentence about what privacy is for. What might protect from an underdeveloped working-concept.
But at the end of the day a good question might be something like – if you could smell social media would it be what you want.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
kii said:
meh I use frackbok for me…mostly
I use it mainly to keep in touch with my scattered family & friends.I only bother talking to people who want to contact me.
Long ago gave up wasting time visiting people who never visited me.
No point giving gossip to people to have their way with behind your back.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
I think the best thing I ever did was resist facebook. I’d already had to ditch the myspace registration I’d made.
If resisting facebook was the best thinh you ever did…
You really need a life…
I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
Tthere’s this cartoon strip that appears in my local rag. I have never looked to see who writes it but it is called insanity streak. It is a single pane comic. The one the other day had a hummingbird holding a mobile phone to it’s ear and rattling off all the stuff that goes on on facebook.
Bubblecar said:
Quick bath then wait around for the estate agent and “new owner” to come and look over the place, and hopefully quickly go away.
Quick bath, now that’s a good idea. I wonder where I can find one.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:I use it mainly to keep in touch with my scattered family & friends.
I only bother talking to people who want to contact me.
Long ago gave up wasting time visiting people who never visited me.
No point giving gossip to people to have their way with behind your back.
FB is a convenient way of contacting each other when phone service is so dodgy.
That’s why Australians get sucked in to so many phone or internet cons. It is a lonely place.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:I only bother talking to people who want to contact me.
Long ago gave up wasting time visiting people who never visited me.
No point giving gossip to people to have their way with behind your back.
FB is a convenient way of contacting each other when phone service is so dodgy.
Drawing a bit of a long bow there roughie.That’s why Australians get sucked in to so many phone or internet cons. It is a lonely place.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
I think the best thing I ever did was resist facebook. I’d already had to ditch the myspace registration I’d made.
If resisting facebook was the best thinh you ever did…
You really need a life…
I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
As i said if that is the nest thing you have ever done, you need to get out more..
Unless the reason you dont is so that you can bring it up repeatedly expecting some sort of medal when you do.. if so, continue on your way..
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:If resisting facebook was the best thinh you ever did…
You really need a life…
I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
Tthere’s this cartoon strip that appears in my local rag. I have never looked to see who writes it but it is called insanity streak. It is a single pane comic. The one the other day had a hummingbird holding a mobile phone to it’s ear and rattling off all the stuff that goes on on facebook.
I’ve never seen a hummingbird on fb… what did it like?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:If resisting facebook was the best thinh you ever did…
You really need a life…
I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
As i said if that is the nest thing you have ever done, you need to get out more..
Unless the reason you dont is so that you can bring it up repeatedly expecting some sort of medal when you do.. if so, continue on your way..
Resistance is futile….. now, who said that? Everyone I know that resisted, and eventually succumbed. Can’t get them off it now.
Woodie said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
As i said if that is the nest thing you have ever done, you need to get out more..
Unless the reason you dont is so that you can bring it up repeatedly expecting some sort of medal when you do.. if so, continue on your way..
Resistance is futile….. now, who said that? Everyone I know that resisted, and eventually succumbed. Can’t get them off it now.
> Everyone I know that resisted, and eventually succumbed.
Like me.
FB, I mean.
Tamb said:
kii said:
meh I use frackbok for me…mostly
I use it mainly to keep in touch with my scattered family & friends.
My family is very spread out across several states. Facebook and email makes keeping in touch super simple as messenger does as well.
Divine Angel said:
I worked with someone who shared everything on Facebook. She did it for attention. She also cried wolf so if she actually did have cancer at some point (which I doubt), no one believed her.
Sad… in a way
Woodie said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
As i said if that is the nest thing you have ever done, you need to get out more..
Unless the reason you dont is so that you can bring it up repeatedly expecting some sort of medal when you do.. if so, continue on your way..
Resistance is futile….. now, who said that? Everyone I know that resisted, and eventually succumbed. Can’t get them off it now.
Hey Mr Woodie.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:If resisting facebook was the best thinh you ever did…
You really need a life…
I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
As i said if that is the nest thing you have ever done, you need to get out more..
Unless the reason you dont is so that you can bring it up repeatedly expecting some sort of medal when you do.. if so, continue on your way..
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
Tthere’s this cartoon strip that appears in my local rag. I have never looked to see who writes it but it is called insanity streak. It is a single pane comic. The one the other day had a hummingbird holding a mobile phone to it’s ear and rattling off all the stuff that goes on on facebook.
I’ve never seen a hummingbird on fb… what did it like?
That was the gist of the joke. The poor thing was attempting to like dislike and chat about the latest pimple somewhere with the phone under one wing and fly at the same time.
Just to make sure people comprehend. A life is breathing shitting getting stuff done loving and helping.
sure facebook may help with a small part of that but most of that got done better without the internet.
Well they’ve had a look around, an elderly man and his daughter. Much chat and joviality as they moved from room to room, while I sat here mentally warning them: “The floors are rotten, the roof needs replacing, that whole back section is made of asbestos and not properly weatherproof etc etc”.
Bubblecar said:
Well they’ve had a look around, an elderly man and his daughter. Much chat and joviality as they moved from room to room, while I sat here mentally warning them: “The floors are rotten, the roof needs replacing, that whole back section is made of asbestos and not properly weatherproof etc etc”.
Which is why I’ve always wondered why you stay there.
Woodie said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:I have more life than I can deal with in one lifetime. No need for facebooks.
As i said if that is the nest thing you have ever done, you need to get out more..
Unless the reason you dont is so that you can bring it up repeatedly expecting some sort of medal when you do.. if so, continue on your way..
Resistance is futile….. now, who said that? Everyone I know that resisted, and eventually succumbed. Can’t get them off it now.
I’m not ignoring you mate. G’day. :)
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
Well they’ve had a look around, an elderly man and his daughter. Much chat and joviality as they moved from room to room, while I sat here mentally warning them: “The floors are rotten, the roof needs replacing, that whole back section is made of asbestos and not properly weatherproof etc etc”.
Which is why I’ve always wondered why you stay there.
Rental houses are fairly thin on the ground in country Tasmania. I’ve always planned to move eventually but it’s not something you do for fun.
They’re still out there wandering around the grounds.
mildew the same thing as mould?
Bubblecar said:
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
Well they’ve had a look around, an elderly man and his daughter. Much chat and joviality as they moved from room to room, while I sat here mentally warning them: “The floors are rotten, the roof needs replacing, that whole back section is made of asbestos and not properly weatherproof etc etc”.
Which is why I’ve always wondered why you stay there.
Rental houses are fairly thin on the ground in country Tasmania. I’ve always planned to move eventually but it’s not something you do for fun.
Rental farmhouses are even rarer these days. There used to be plenty in all states of disrepair around here but the drug baron families buy up these properties seal all the windows from light and grow crops in these farmhouses these days. The others burn them down collect the insurance and build a grass castle.
I lived for seven years in a farmhouse owned by the local mayor. I got sick of the rats in the kitchen and decided to mortgage myself and buy my own rat problems.
monkey skipper said:
mildew the same thing as mould?
It’s a kind of mould (fungus), yes.
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:As i said if that is the nest thing you have ever done, you need to get out more..
Unless the reason you dont is so that you can bring it up repeatedly expecting some sort of medal when you do.. if so, continue on your way..
Resistance is futile….. now, who said that? Everyone I know that resisted, and eventually succumbed. Can’t get them off it now.
Hey Mr Woodie.
monkey skipper said:
mildew the same thing as mould?
just a different way of saying it.
Tamb said:
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:Resistance is futile….. now, who said that? Everyone I know that resisted, and eventually succumbed. Can’t get them off it now.
Hey Mr Woodie.
I think it was the Blaherg form an old SF comedy TV show.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borg_(Star_Trek)
roughbarked said:
Just to make sure people comprehend. A life is breathing shitting getting stuff done loving and helping.sure facebook may help with a small part of that but most of that got done better without the internet.
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
roughbarked said:Which is why I’ve always wondered why you stay there.
Rental houses are fairly thin on the ground in country Tasmania. I’ve always planned to move eventually but it’s not something you do for fun.
Rental farmhouses are even rarer these days. There used to be plenty in all states of disrepair around here but the drug baron families buy up these properties seal all the windows from light and grow crops in these farmhouses these days. The others burn them down collect the insurance and build a grass castle.
I lived for seven years in a farmhouse owned by the local mayor. I got sick of the rats in the kitchen and decided to mortgage myself and buy my own rat problems.
Nothing so satisfying as owning your own rats.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Just to make sure people comprehend. A life is breathing shitting getting stuff done loving and helping.sure facebook may help with a small part of that but most of that got done better without the internet.
Can’t agree roughie. Writing letters was always a chore & sending photos was a major mission. Now it’s point & click & I see my great-grandkids.
all true yes. writing letters is still a chore mainly because whatever you write on a computer is now way less private than it ever was.
I still have friends who use a computer to print letters with photos printed too. Then they snail mail it.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
monkey skipper said:Hey Mr Woodie.
I think it was the Blaherg form an old SF comedy TV show.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borg_(Star_Trek)
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:Rental houses are fairly thin on the ground in country Tasmania. I’ve always planned to move eventually but it’s not something you do for fun.
Rental farmhouses are even rarer these days. There used to be plenty in all states of disrepair around here but the drug baron families buy up these properties seal all the windows from light and grow crops in these farmhouses these days. The others burn them down collect the insurance and build a grass castle.
I lived for seven years in a farmhouse owned by the local mayor. I got sick of the rats in the kitchen and decided to mortgage myself and buy my own rat problems.
Nothing so satisfying as owning your own rats.
One thing for sure. A hundred cats couldn’t keep the rats out of the house.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:Rental farmhouses are even rarer these days. There used to be plenty in all states of disrepair around here but the drug baron families buy up these properties seal all the windows from light and grow crops in these farmhouses these days. The others burn them down collect the insurance and build a grass castle.
I lived for seven years in a farmhouse owned by the local mayor. I got sick of the rats in the kitchen and decided to mortgage myself and buy my own rat problems.
Nothing so satisfying as owning your own rats.
One thing for sure. A hundred cats couldn’t keep the rats out of the house.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Nothing so satisfying as owning your own rats.
One thing for sure. A hundred cats couldn’t keep the rats out of the house.
Up here we don’t get rats but the Melomys make a great replacement.
So you don’t have cats then?
Think they’ve gone, so I can relax and cook a pork sausage breakfast.
Bubblecar said:
Think they’ve gone, so I can relax and cook a pork sausage breakfast.
That’s when they’ll smell it and come begging.
Bubblecar said:
Think they’ve gone, so I can relax and cook a pork sausage breakfast.
Was cornflakes here this morning.
monkey skipper said:
Bubblecar said:
Think they’ve gone, so I can relax and cook a pork sausage breakfast.
Was cornflakes here this morning.
cold pizza washed down with lots of coffee.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Bubblecar said:
Think they’ve gone, so I can relax and cook a pork sausage breakfast.
Was cornflakes here this morning.
cold pizza washed down with lots of coffee.
something about after a big night out on the town.. That the morning after that cold pizza from the fridge with a glass of coke hits the spots and makes recovery possible!
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:Was cornflakes here this morning.
cold pizza washed down with lots of coffee.
something about after a big night out on the town.. That the morning after that cold pizza from the fridge with a glass of coke hits the spots and makes recovery possible!
You snort a whole glass full? What are you, a weather girl or something?
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:cold pizza washed down with lots of coffee.
something about after a big night out on the town.. That the morning after that cold pizza from the fridge with a glass of coke hits the spots and makes recovery possible!
You snort a whole glass full? What are you, a weather girl or something?
Ah no…not my scene doing that sort of thing!
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:Was cornflakes here this morning.
cold pizza washed down with lots of coffee.
something about after a big night out on the town.. That the morning after that cold pizza from the fridge with a glass of coke hits the spots and makes recovery possible!
There is a reason for that supposedly, fats in the pizza to settle the stomach and provide sustained energy, coke for a quick sugar hit and satisfying burps.
ttfn you lot!
Morning.
My fundraiser hit $1610 this morning with a pledge from a Victorian printmaker who wanted me to have a press to love as much as she loves hers. she studied printmaking in Edinburgh. We had a nice chat. We have stuff in common. I might have made a friend. This is good.
Tis windy again here. Today is housework and rustling through the prints again to find some requests.
sarahs mum said:
Morning.My fundraiser hit $1610 this morning with a pledge from a Victorian printmaker who wanted me to have a press to love as much as she loves hers. she studied printmaking in Edinburgh. We had a nice chat. We have stuff in common. I might have made a friend. This is good.
Tis windy again here. Today is housework and rustling through the prints again to find some requests.
What’s your time limit and money limit again?
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
Morning.My fundraiser hit $1610 this morning with a pledge from a Victorian printmaker who wanted me to have a press to love as much as she loves hers. she studied printmaking in Edinburgh. We had a nice chat. We have stuff in common. I might have made a friend. This is good.
Tis windy again here. Today is housework and rustling through the prints again to find some requests.
What’s your time limit and money limit again?
$2632 and another 17 days. I think it is still looking positive. :)
sarahs mum said:
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
Morning.My fundraiser hit $1610 this morning with a pledge from a Victorian printmaker who wanted me to have a press to love as much as she loves hers. she studied printmaking in Edinburgh. We had a nice chat. We have stuff in common. I might have made a friend. This is good.
Tis windy again here. Today is housework and rustling through the prints again to find some requests.
What’s your time limit and money limit again?
$2632 and another 17 days. I think it is still looking positive. :)
Fingers crossed. Let us know close to the time.
sarahs mum said:
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
Morning.My fundraiser hit $1610 this morning with a pledge from a Victorian printmaker who wanted me to have a press to love as much as she loves hers. she studied printmaking in Edinburgh. We had a nice chat. We have stuff in common. I might have made a friend. This is good.
Tis windy again here. Today is housework and rustling through the prints again to find some requests.
What’s your time limit and money limit again?
$2632 and another 17 days. I think it is still looking positive. :)
I had an email from Pozible that told me I am now in the statistical slump.. that most pledges come at the beginning and the end of a campaign. I am given one free 15 minute phone call with a maker and shaker in the states. He is ringing me on Monday at lunchtime. If he can tell me how to post an update to my pozible page I will be ahead.
woohoo telstra has got its shit together and fixed the internet here at BUs place. it was dead slow from last night until just now. got down to dial-up x2 speeds. wouldn’t even load speedtest sites at one point.
Evening the score: Rupert Murdoch and the Scientologists
Scientologists are scumbags praying on vulnerable people.
Ban Scientology permanently.
Edith Piaf – Sous le ciel de Paris
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKEzDfFiRBs
kii said:
LOL
!http://occupydemocrats.com/wp-content/uploads/image-26.jpeg
Perfect quip.
:) :) :)
Michael V said:
kii said:LOL
!http://occupydemocrats.com/wp-content/uploads/image-26.jpeg
Perfect quip.
:) :) :)
There are some really clever memes, comments etc out there. Plus some incredibly sad things. I heard an interview today with a young woman – absolutely loathes what Trump represents/who he is, but can’t vote for Clinton because she is pro-choice :(
Michael V said:
kii said:LOL
!http://occupydemocrats.com/wp-content/uploads/image-26.jpeg
Perfect quip.
:) :) :)
tis good one
WTF “salad” recipe. Just read those directions.
Bubblecar said:
WTF “salad” recipe. Just read those directions.
that is a long way from jellied beetroot.
sarahs mum said:
that is a long way from jellied beetroot.
Can’t remember the last time I poured a salad into ice cube trays before beating with a rotary beater until fluffy.
Bubblecar said:
Seems interesting to me. I dunno what calico has to do with it though.
sarahs mum said:
that is a long way from jellied beetroot.
Can’t remember the last time I poured a salad into ice cube trays before beating with a rotary beater until fluffy.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
that is a long way from jellied beetroot.
Can’t remember the last time I poured a salad into ice cube trays before beating with a rotary beater until fluffy.
me neither.
Bubblecar said:
that I remember.
It was next to the potato salad wrapped in devon.
Ham and Bananas Hollandaise. This was a breakfast dish.
Bubblecar said:
Ham and Bananas Hollandaise. This was a breakfast dish.
oh..stop it car.
that isn’t right at any hour.
More madness here:
http://www.answers.com/article/31001884/23-vintage-recipes-that-are-so-bad-youll-laugh?page=113
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
mollwollfumble said:What’s your time limit and money limit again?
$2632 and another 17 days. I think it is still looking positive. :)
Fingers crossed. Let us know close to the time.
$1760.
the last of the big softgrounds is gone.
Hot westerly blowing here at the Redoubt, it’ll be dry as a chip with a few days of this.
I’m back. What have I missed while I was sorting out the books, doing the orders, eating breakfast and then mowing for a couple of hours?
I’ll just sit here and read back for a bit. My feet are complaining.
buffy said:
I’m back. What have I missed while I was sorting out the books, doing the orders, eating breakfast and then mowing for a couple of hours?
Lord Bloody Wog Rolo has died.
>>I’m back. What have I missed
Me.
Peak Warming Man said:
>>I’m back. What have I missedMe.
Of course, but we don’t need everyone knowing that.
Ian said:
buffy said:I’m back. What have I missed while I was sorting out the books, doing the orders, eating breakfast and then mowing for a couple of hours?
Lord Bloody Wog Rolo has died.
Another one of those annoying electrical engineers.
Ian said:
buffy said:I’m back. What have I missed while I was sorting out the books, doing the orders, eating breakfast and then mowing for a couple of hours?
Lord Bloody Wog Rolo has died.
Quite a while ago (2007) as it happens. But I had to look it up. I’d never heard of him.
Hang on….I wasn’t away that long!
sibeen said:
Ian said:
buffy said:I’m back. What have I missed while I was sorting out the books, doing the orders, eating breakfast and then mowing for a couple of hours?
Lord Bloody Wog Rolo has died.
Another one of those eccentric annoying electrical engineers.
Fixed
buffy said:
Hang on….I wasn’t away that long!
:)
This just keeps getting bigger….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-05/fresh-allegations-of-bizarre-rituals-at-marketing-giant-appco/7996710
And the smashed avocado thing is apparently still going too.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-04/gen-y-still-have-choices-available-to-build-wealth/7996524
buffy said:
This just keeps getting bigger….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-05/fresh-allegations-of-bizarre-rituals-at-marketing-giant-appco/7996710
take part in obscene cigarette rituals
———
Smoking?
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
that is a long way from jellied beetroot.
Can’t remember the last time I poured a salad into ice cube trays before beating with a rotary beater until fluffy.
I’ve been at meals in Montana where something like that was served :/
kii said:
Rocky Mountain Oysters?
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
that is a long way from jellied beetroot.
Can’t remember the last time I poured a salad into ice cube trays before beating with a rotary beater until fluffy.
I’ve been at meals in Montana where something like that was served :/
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
that is a long way from jellied beetroot.
Can’t remember the last time I poured a salad into ice cube trays before beating with a rotary beater until fluffy.
I’ve been at meals in Montana where something like that was served :/
Sarah’s grandmom(Ohio) did a coleslaw in pineapple jelly thing. But it didn’t have mayonnaise or pureed stuff in it.
“US election results: Join ABC News on Messenger for the big news on the day”
No, you can get rogered and burnt, I don’t want to join any fancy multi national corporate entity like Twitter, Facebook or Messenger (WETF that is) to get my news.
Just report it objectively on your web page.
And what’s more, ABC, I don’t want you funnelling my tax money into the coffers of these running dog capitalist multi national 1 percenters.
Ian said:
buffy said:This just keeps getting bigger….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-05/fresh-allegations-of-bizarre-rituals-at-marketing-giant-appco/7996710
take part in obscene cigarette rituals
———
Smoking?
Well, sort of…..it does tell you in the article.
buffy said:
And the smashed avocado thing is apparently still going too.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-04/gen-y-still-have-choices-available-to-build-wealth/7996524
bit like stanford prison experiments, right situational forces and , well, whatever.
This fire seems nasty. Fire-fighters are expecting a large gas bottle to bleve. One person is in hospital, buildings have burnt down.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-05/buildings-threatened-by-car-wrecking-fire-in-sydney’s-west/7998004
buffy said:
This just keeps getting bigger….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-05/fresh-allegations-of-bizarre-rituals-at-marketing-giant-appco/7996710
I bet these asshole bosses already know what they are going to investigate!
Bunch of Assholes at Appco
Peak Warming Man said:
“US election results: Join ABC News on Messenger for the big news on the day”No, you can get rogered and burnt, I don’t want to join any fancy multi national corporate entity like Twitter, Facebook or Messenger (WETF that is) to get my news.
Just report it objectively on your web page.
And what’s more, ABC, I don’t want you funnelling my tax money into the coffers of these running dog capitalist multi national 1 percenters.
Yeah, fuck em. The ABC is leaning on these faulty dying platforms.. disgrace
CrazyNeutrino said:
28 Photographs Smuggled Out of North Korea
“Soldiers often help on local farms.”
This should happen in EVERY country.
mollwollfumble said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
28 Photographs Smuggled Out of North Korea
“Soldiers often help on local farms.”
This should happen in EVERY country.
Replace the fruit picking backpackers?
mollwollfumble said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
28 Photographs Smuggled Out of North Korea
“Soldiers often help on local farms.”
This should happen in EVERY country.
Perhaps NK soldiers could also help build an electricity network that works.
Phew, that was close. Had a mental blank and temporarily forgot the forum password.
So many passwords, so little brain to store them in.
Divine Angel said:
Phew, that was close. Had a mental blank and temporarily forgot the forum password.So many passwords, so little brain to store them in.
What you need is a little black book.
Must be heaps of bully bosses who want to use punishment when employees cannot reach targets.
The bully punishment mentality.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Must be heaps of bully bosses who want to use punishment when employees cannot reach targets.The bully punishment mentality.
Some of them live typical control freak lives
Some of them become nutcases wanting to control people around them.
Shoving a cigarette up someones bum would come from a nutcase bully.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Must be heaps of bully bosses who want to use punishment when employees cannot reach targets.The bully punishment mentality.
Wow! You have obviously been thinking of that one for some time.
One of the sites I use for work requires a password change every three months. Having run out of obvious words, I’m now working my way through the doughnut flavours.
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Must be heaps of bully bosses who want to use punishment when employees cannot reach targets.The bully punishment mentality.
Wow! You have obviously been thinking of that one for some time.
No wow factor, its blatantly obvious, typical of some bosses.
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Must be heaps of bully bosses who want to use punishment when employees cannot reach targets.The bully punishment mentality.
Wow! You have obviously been thinking of that one for some time.
No wow factor, its blatantly obvious, typical of some bosses.
Your thoughts are the wow factor.
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Must be heaps of bully bosses who want to use punishment when employees cannot reach targets.The bully punishment mentality.
Wow! You have obviously been thinking of that one for some time.
No wow factor, its blatantly obvious, typical of some bosses.
Instead of being productive and working out how employees can achieve targets (reasonable targets) they become destructive, the exact opposite of productive
Nothing wow about that
Bosses that punish are unproductive and end up producing an unhealthy workplace.
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:Wow! You have obviously been thinking of that one for some time.
No wow factor, its blatantly obvious, typical of some bosses.
Your thoughts are the wow factor.
No. Nothing Wow about my thoughts.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:Wow! You have obviously been thinking of that one for some time.
No wow factor, its blatantly obvious, typical of some bosses.
Instead of being productive and working out how employees can achieve targets (reasonable targets) they become destructive, the exact opposite of productive
Nothing wow about that
Bosses that punish are unproductive and end up producing an unhealthy workplace.
Perhaps they just don’t like the smell of dope?
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:No wow factor, its blatantly obvious, typical of some bosses.
Your thoughts are the wow factor.
No. Nothing Wow about my thoughts.
There is nothing WOW about second rate Bosses
they’re usually assholes
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:No wow factor, its blatantly obvious, typical of some bosses.
Instead of being productive and working out how employees can achieve targets (reasonable targets) they become destructive, the exact opposite of productive
Nothing wow about that
Bosses that punish are unproductive and end up producing an unhealthy workplace.
Perhaps they just don’t like the smell of dope?
Maybe they don’t like straw clutching.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:Your thoughts are the wow factor.
No. Nothing Wow about my thoughts.
There is nothing WOW about second rate Bosses
they’re usually assholes
Worse than Trump then?
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:No. Nothing Wow about my thoughts.
There is nothing WOW about second rate Bosses
they’re usually assholes
Worse than Trump then?
They are all on the same level like Clive Palmer, who is also a bully boss asshole
doesn’t anybody use arsehole anymore?
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:There is nothing WOW about second rate Bosses
they’re usually assholes
Worse than Trump then?
They are all on the same level like Clive Palmer, who is also a bully boss asshole
Don’t so serious Crazy, we are all going to die.
ChrispenEvan said:
doesn’t anybody use arsehole anymore?
It wasn’t in my spellchecker.
I need a better one.
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:Worse than Trump then?
They are all on the same level like Clive Palmer, who is also a bully boss asshole
Don’t so serious Crazy, we are all going to die.
I’m going to be downloaded onto a chip.
ChrispenEvan said:
doesn’t anybody use arsehole anymore?
I use mine on a daily basis.
ChrispenEvan said:
doesn’t anybody use arsehole anymore?
Ask around, sure someone will take you on.
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:They are all on the same level like Clive Palmer, who is also a bully boss asshole
Don’t so serious Crazy, we are all going to die.
I’m going to be downloaded onto a chip.
The human memory contains about a Terabyte of information.
party_pants said:
ChrispenEvan said:
doesn’t anybody use arsehole anymore?
I use mine on a daily basis.
lol
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:Don’t so serious Crazy, we are all going to die.
I’m going to be downloaded onto a chip.
The human memory contains about a Terabyte of information.
But are they as cheap?
ChrispenEvan said:
I do.
doesn’t anybody use arsehole anymore?
Michael V said:
ChrispenEvan said:I do.
doesn’t anybody use arsehole anymore?
There are also nasty people who will rip you a new one.
The Americans have their soul singers. We have arsehole singers.
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:No. Nothing Wow about my thoughts.
There is nothing WOW about second rate Bosses
they’re usually assholes
Worse than Trump then?
Like the 7 eleven arsehole directors who are still exploiting their workers
Someone should start a website about arsehole directors and companies that treat their workers like crap.
The Weierstrass function has the property of being continuous everywhere but differentiable nowhere.
Just so you know.
Ian said:
The Americans have their soul singers. We have arsehole singers.
They hum in harmony.
sibeen said:
The Weierstrass function has the property of being continuous everywhere but differentiable nowhere.Just so you know.
so it is fractallike?
Donald Trump is a Second Rate Boss, he doges the pursuit of excellence, instead he is a giant turd dumping shit onto the media.
ChrispenEvan said:
sibeen said:
The Weierstrass function has the property of being continuous everywhere but differentiable nowhere.Just so you know.
so it is fractallike?
Like nearly infinite.
ChrispenEvan said:
sibeen said:
The Weierstrass function has the property of being continuous everywhere but differentiable nowhere.Just so you know.
so it is fractallike?
Someone has been reading the Reader’s Digest again.
ChrispenEvan said:
sibeen said:
The Weierstrass function has the property of being continuous everywhere but differentiable nowhere.Just so you know.
so it is fractallike?
Yeppers.
If you have a spare 18 minutes, the fisheye flythrough of the ISS is well worth seeing.
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap161105.html
BTW, this if the first “flythrough” I’ve seen that is a literal fly-through. The cameraman flies through the space station.
Michael V said:
ChrispenEvan said:I do.
doesn’t anybody use arsehole anymore?
Yes, but I spell it R.S.L.
CrazyNeutrino said:
The WALKING WATER Mystery (in SPACE and SLOW MOTION!)
Scientific American did a big article about that many years ago. In the late 1970s from memory.
Listening to Glière’s harp concerto performed by Alice Giles and the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, while quaffing some cheap French sauv blanc.
Waiting for Screen Sounds on Classic FM (5pm) at which point I’ll transfer operations to the kitchen and make some sort of dinner.
Smoking a big slab of leg pork tomorrow, after marinating it in brine, sherry and spices.
Bubblecar said:
Smoking a big slab of leg pork tomorrow, after marinating it in brine, sherry and spices.
mollwollfumble said:
Bubblecar said:
Smoking a big slab of leg pork tomorrow, after marinating it in brine, sherry and spices.
What’s wrong with a can of baked beans?
There’s nothing necessarily wrong with a can of baked beans, now and then.
Bubblecar said:
Smoking a big slab of leg pork tomorrow, after marinating it in brine, sherry and spices.
Yes!
punches air
Bubblecar said:
Smoking a big slab of leg pork tomorrow, after marinating it in brine, sherry and spices.
A farewell party? How’s the house hunting going? I would think getting a place this time of year would be difficult with the holiday season almost upon you.
Arm feels sticky and disgusting.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Smoking a big slab of leg pork tomorrow, after marinating it in brine, sherry and spices.
Yes!
punches air
I’ll get some more baby pink eyes to accompany it.
dv said:
Arm feels sticky and disgusting.
In a couple of decades you’ll be able to laff about it.
dv said:
Arm feels sticky and disgusting.
how much longer?
dv said:
Arm feels sticky and disgusting.
Is this under the cast? I’ve never been lumbered with a cast. I imagine it must be very annoying.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Smoking a big slab of leg pork tomorrow, after marinating it in brine, sherry and spices.
Yes!
punches air
I’ll get some more baby pink eyes to accompany it.
That’s like Christmas…
party_pants said:
dv said:
Arm feels sticky and disgusting.how much longer?
3 weeks
dv said:
Arm feels sticky and disgusting.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Yes, you should.
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:There is nothing WOW about second rate Bosses
they’re usually assholes
Worse than Trump then?
Like the 7 eleven arsehole directors who are still exploiting their workers
Someone should start a website about arsehole directors and companies that treat their workers like crap.
dv said:
:(
Arm feels sticky and disgusting.
PermeateFree said:
Bubblecar said:
Smoking a big slab of leg pork tomorrow, after marinating it in brine, sherry and spices.
A farewell party? How’s the house hunting going? I would think getting a place this time of year would be difficult with the holiday season almost upon you.
I’ll start seriously looking in a week or two. As you say, it’s not the best time of year for it but that’s beyond my control.
dv said:
Arm feels sticky and disgusting.
Bubblecar said:
PermeateFree said:
Bubblecar said:
Smoking a big slab of leg pork tomorrow, after marinating it in brine, sherry and spices.
A farewell party? How’s the house hunting going? I would think getting a place this time of year would be difficult with the holiday season almost upon you.
I’ll start seriously looking in a week or two. As you say, it’s not the best time of year for it but that’s beyond my control.
Do you know yet whether you definitely have to vacate when the new owner has finalised the purchase?
Witty Rejoinder said:
Do you know yet whether you definitely have to vacate when the new owner has finalised the purchase?
I have a binding lease until the end of February, so there’s no need to panic.
Bubblecar said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Do you know yet whether you definitely have to vacate when the new owner has finalised the purchase?
I have a binding lease until the end of February, so there’s no need to panic.
Well not yet anyway.
I’m back again. But I have peas to shell. I may be distracted.
Central Italy earthquake in colour, from the ESA Sentinel 1 satellite.
The blue colour on the right is the land shifting to the east. The red at left is the land there shifting to the west. Total movement is 70 cm.
Satellite engineers have been puzzling over why GPS navigation systems on low-orbiting satellites like ESA’s Swarm sometimes black out when they fly over the equator between Africa and South America. Thanks to Swarm, it appears ‘thunderstorms’ in the ionosphere are to blame.
Launched in 2013, the Swarm trio is measuring and untangling the different magnetic fields that stem from Earth’s core, mantle, crust, oceans, ionosphere and magnetosphere – an undertaking of at least four years.
As with many satellites, ESA’s three Swarm satellites carry GPS receivers as part of their positioning system so that operators keep them in the correct orbits. In addition, GPS pinpoints where the satellites are making their scientific measurements.
However, sometimes the satellites lose their GPS connection. In fact, during their first two years in orbit, the link was broken 166 times.
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Observing_the_Earth/Swarm/Swarm_reveals_why_satellites_lose_track
Oh, sarahs mum…..in the carrot experiment the All Seasons germinated first, then the Early Nantes. The Purple Dragons are dragging their feet.
buffy said:
Oh, sarahs mum…..in the carrot experiment the All Seasons germinated first, then the Early Nantes. The Purple Dragons are dragging their feet.
Betcha the early nantes do the fingerling phase first.
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:Oh, sarahs mum…..in the carrot experiment the All Seasons germinated first, then the Early Nantes. The Purple Dragons are dragging their feet.
Betcha the early nantes do the fingerling phase first.
I’m fond of the nantes, they do well here and they are nicely cylindrical.
mollwollfumble said:
Satellite engineers have been puzzling over why GPS navigation systems on low-orbiting satellites like ESA’s Swarm sometimes black out when they fly over the equator between Africa and South America. Thanks to Swarm, it appears ‘thunderstorms’ in the ionosphere are to blame.Launched in 2013, the Swarm trio is measuring and untangling the different magnetic fields that stem from Earth’s core, mantle, crust, oceans, ionosphere and magnetosphere – an undertaking of at least four years.
As with many satellites, ESA’s three Swarm satellites carry GPS receivers as part of their positioning system so that operators keep them in the correct orbits. In addition, GPS pinpoints where the satellites are making their scientific measurements.
However, sometimes the satellites lose their GPS connection. In fact, during their first two years in orbit, the link was broken 166 times.
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Observing_the_Earth/Swarm/Swarm_reveals_why_satellites_lose_track
There should be a way to cancel out thunderstorm blackouts.
If the signal is recorded then applied to a filter which works out the pattern of the interference then apply its opposite pattern over it.
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:My carrots are short and forked with occasional tiny black holes. I think root knot nematodes. Certainly root knot nematodes affected my pumpkins. Possibly explains some other things with the capsicums, chillis, tomatoes and cucumbers.
buffy said:Oh, sarahs mum…..in the carrot experiment the All Seasons germinated first, then the Early Nantes. The Purple Dragons are dragging their feet.
Betcha the early nantes do the fingerling phase first.
:(
I’m fond of the nantes, they do well here and they are nicely cylindrical.
>>Total movement is 70 cm.
I think that’s a lot, yeah.
buffy said:
]My carrots are short and forked with occasional tiny black holes. I think root knot nematodes. Certainly root knot nematodes affected my pumpkins. Possibly explains some other things with the capsicums, chillis, tomatoes and cucumbers.
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:Oh, sarahs mum…..in the carrot experiment the All Seasons germinated first, then the Early Nantes. The Purple Dragons are dragging their feet.
Betcha the early nantes do the fingerling phase first.
I’m fond of the nantes, they do well here and they are nicely cylindrical.
fixed
Hello you lot my official weekend has commenced.
:)
Michael V said:
buffy said:]My carrots are short and forked with occasional tiny black holes. I think root knot nematodes. Certainly root knot nematodes affected my pumpkins. Possibly explains some other things with the capsicums, chillis, tomatoes and cucumbers.
sarahs mum said:Betcha the early nantes do the fingerling phase first.
I’m fond of the nantes, they do well here and they are nicely cylindrical.
fixed
I remember when Dad had problems with root nematodes in his tomato bed. The ag dept reeled off a lot of poisons. He moved his tomato bed and all was well.
monkey skipper said:
Hello you lot my official weekend has commenced.:)
Yay. Boogie.
Are marigolds the thing for nematodes?
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello you lot my official weekend has commenced.:)
Yay. Boogie.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello you lot my official weekend has commenced.:)
Yay. Boogie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkZQXhEMC08
Billy Elliot – I love to Boogie (T-Rex)
picture from ISS apparently
sarahs mum said:
Everything (except the pumpkin) is in new beds. I understand a lot op people have it here. Still, we have had 6.5 kg of tomatoes so far, but they are coming to an end. And no new beds will become available until well after the building work is finished.
Michael V said:
buffy said:]My carrots are short and forked with occasional tiny black holes. I think root knot nematodes. Certainly root knot nematodes affected my pumpkins. Possibly explains some other things with the capsicums, chillis, tomatoes and cucumbers.I’m fond of the nantes, they do well here and they are nicely cylindrical.
fixed
I remember when Dad had problems with root nematodes in his tomato bed. The ag dept reeled off a lot of poisons. He moved his tomato bed and all was well.
buffy said:
I don’t know.Are marigolds the thing for nematodes?
Michael V said:
Thanks. It seems marigolds may be useful as a fallow planting.
buffy said:I don’t know.Are marigolds the thing for nematodes?
buffy said:
Are marigolds the thing for nematodes?
yes. specially the little french ones.
I didnt know that
Collegium Aureum are the in house classical orchestra for the music label harmonia mundi
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collegium_Aureum
http://www.harmoniamundi.com/
CrazyNeutrino said:
I didnt know thatCollegium Aureum are the in house classical orchestra for the music label harmonia mundi
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collegium_Aureum
http://www.harmoniamundi.com/
and why didn’t you?
Greeting Earthlings and assorted weirdos.
Divine Angel said:
Greeting Earthlings and assorted weirdos.
hey da.
“which is more than a 100 years old”
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
I didnt know thatCollegium Aureum are the in house classical orchestra for the music label harmonia mundi
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collegium_Aureum
http://www.harmoniamundi.com/
and why didn’t you?
Space Time
hmmm
http://www.prestoclassical.co.uk/r/Sony/88985372122
The blustery Nor wester has dropped right out with the setting sun, still warm though.
Peak Warming Man said:
The blustery Nor wester has dropped right out with the setting sun, still warm though.
still going at a rate of knots here.
sarahs mum said:
Thanks.
buffy said:Are marigolds the thing for nematodes?
yes. specially the little french ones.
:)
Divine Angel said:
???
“which is more than a 100 years old”
i am viewing wiki about the historical tracks of the waler horses d was pleased to note my recollection of brumbies of the descendents of the original walers were identified and used for stock breeding as late as 1980s.
Was having a chat with the helpers at the RSL remembrance day stall today
The food is pretty good here tonight. Nice piece of steak with a splodge of home made tomato sauce. Fresh home grown asparagus, broccoli and purple cauliflower. Followed by vanilla icecream with hot chocolate sauce (melt chocolate and cream together in the microwave). Yum.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:Thanks.
buffy said:Are marigolds the thing for nematodes?
yes. specially the little french ones.
:)
I have a phial in which I have mixed marigold, basil and carrot seed. I plant little patches amongst the tomato plants. I must have read up on the companion planting thing at some time.
Strange thing I heard on the wireless today if true.
Apparently if you vote early in the US election you can go back and change your vote.
Peak Warming Man said:
Strange thing I heard on the wireless today if true.
Apparently if you vote early in the US election you can go back and change your vote.
what an administrative nightmare
buffy said:
The food is pretty good here tonight. Nice piece of steak with a splodge of home made tomato sauce. Fresh home grown asparagus, broccoli and purple cauliflower. Followed by vanilla icecream with hot chocolate sauce (melt chocolate and cream together in the microwave). Yum.
Terrific, I’ve got service station sandwiches.
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:The food is pretty good here tonight. Nice piece of steak with a splodge of home made tomato sauce. Fresh home grown asparagus, broccoli and purple cauliflower. Followed by vanilla icecream with hot chocolate sauce (melt chocolate and cream together in the microwave). Yum.
Terrific, I’ve got service station sandwiches.
I may or may not have dinner as after arriving home I did make a late lunch. I could if I feel hungry later on cook diced chookie breasts , veges and a stir fry condiment with some rice on the side. Not in this moment though. The night is warm in this moment as well.
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:The food is pretty good here tonight. Nice piece of steak with a splodge of home made tomato sauce. Fresh home grown asparagus, broccoli and purple cauliflower. Followed by vanilla icecream with hot chocolate sauce (melt chocolate and cream together in the microwave). Yum.
Terrific, I’ve got service station sandwiches.
I’m doing breakfast. Bacon, eggs and potato waffles from a packet in the freezer. There is likelihood of maple syrup.
monkey skipper said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Strange thing I heard on the wireless today if true.
Apparently if you vote early in the US election you can go back and change your vote.
what an administrative nightmare
Well have to ask our ex bicycle riding chap in the plaster cast if it’s true or not.
sarahs mum said:
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:The food is pretty good here tonight. Nice piece of steak with a splodge of home made tomato sauce. Fresh home grown asparagus, broccoli and purple cauliflower. Followed by vanilla icecream with hot chocolate sauce (melt chocolate and cream together in the microwave). Yum.
Terrific, I’ve got service station sandwiches.
I’m doing breakfast. Bacon, eggs and potato waffles from a packet in the freezer. There is likelihood of maple syrup.
Chook and lettuce sandwiches
seaweed rice crackers and hommus dip
sarahs mum said:
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:The food is pretty good here tonight. Nice piece of steak with a splodge of home made tomato sauce. Fresh home grown asparagus, broccoli and purple cauliflower. Followed by vanilla icecream with hot chocolate sauce (melt chocolate and cream together in the microwave). Yum.
Terrific, I’ve got service station sandwiches.
I’m doing breakfast. Bacon, eggs and potato waffles from a packet in the freezer. There is likelihood of maple syrup.
impressive
buffy said:
From what I’ve been reading the marigolds need to be planted as a tightly spaced fallow crop for around two months and removed or dug in immediately, before planting susceptible plants (eg, solanaceae, cucurbitaceae, carrots).
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:Thanks.yes. specially the little french ones.
:)
I have a phial in which I have mixed marigold, basil and carrot seed. I plant little patches amongst the tomato plants. I must have read up on the companion planting thing at some time.
Dinner tonight is my version of nacho type thing. Spag Bol mince mixed with lots of tinned kidney bean. Rice in the rice cooker, when that pings the spag Bol mix gets nuked for 2 minutes, and them together bit of grated cheese and corn chips.
I’m having supermarket pizza.
party_pants said:
I’m having supermarket pizza.
there are more choices in supie pizzas these days hey?
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
I’m having supermarket pizza.
there are more choices in supie pizzas these days hey?
Possibly, but I always buy the same one, The thin & crispy Tandori Chicken.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
I’m having supermarket pizza.
there are more choices in supie pizzas these days hey?
Possibly, but I always buy the same one, The thin & crispy Tandori Chicken.
Must taste good
party_pants said:
I’m having supermarket pizza.
I use supermarket pizzas as a starting point.
I add things to them – pepperoni, more onion, anchovies, sun-dried tomato, basil leaves, more mozzarella etc. etc.
http://www.abc.net.au/arts/
Why don’t they close the ABC altogether.
CrazyNeutrino said:
http://www.abc.net.au/arts/Why don’t they close the ABC altogether.
The LNP is still trying to work out a way to sell it off to their media ‘friends’.
Michael V said:
buffy said:From what I’ve been reading the marigolds need to be planted as a tightly spaced fallow crop for around two months and removed or dug in immediately, before planting susceptible plants (eg, solanaceae, cucurbitaceae, carrots).
Michael V said:
Thanks.:)
I have a phial in which I have mixed marigold, basil and carrot seed. I plant little patches amongst the tomato plants. I must have read up on the companion planting thing at some time.
I just grow them out and let them selfseed around the place. At least that is the plan. And the basil goes with the tomatoes anyway, and if I get a few extra carrots all is well and good.
buffy said:
I’m back again. But I have peas to shell. I may be distracted.
The farmers daughter hath frank blue eyes;
(Butter and eggs and a pound of cheese)
She hears the rooks caw in the windy skies,
As she sits at her lattice and shells her peas.
— from C. S. Calverley’s Ballad (one of my favourite pieces of poetic nonsense.)
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
I’m having supermarket pizza.
there are more choices in supie pizzas these days hey?
Possibly, but I always buy the same one, The thin & crispy Tandori Chicken.
Doesn’t sound right putting tandori chicken and pizza in the same foodstuff. Tandori chicken should be et with saffron rice.
buffy said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:there are more choices in supie pizzas these days hey?
Possibly, but I always buy the same one, The thin & crispy Tandori Chicken.
Doesn’t sound right putting tandori chicken and pizza in the same foodstuff. Tandori chicken should be et with saffron rice.
there is a lot of fusion food in australia
Yeah, But then I’m a ham and pineapple pizza person if I’m not using salami and real tomatoes alone, so who am I to comment. But proper shaved ham and…OK….tinned unsweetened pineapple… And chicken and garlic, if there is heaps of garlic, is a good one too. Not very Italian.
I do like the Indian food as Indian food though. Preferably with my English Indian sister in law present to advise on what to eat.
America and Europe are heading to Mars and want Australia’s help to get there
Two men at the heart of planning our journey to Mars – one American, one European – say it is only possible as a feat of international co-operation.
And they want Australia’s help.
NASA’s Jason Crusan and ESA’s Mark McCaughrean outline the plan to put ‘boots on the ground’ on Mars by 2040.
Mark McCaughrean is senior science adviser at the European Space Agency and Jason Crusan is director of advanced exploration systems at NASA.
They are in Australia for the Mars Live tour, speaking alongside the second man on the moon, Buzz Aldrin. Joining them will be astrophysicist Katie Mack.
Read more:
http://www.theage.com.au/technology/sci-tech/america-and-europe-are-heading-to-mars-and-want-australias-help-to-get-there-20161103-gsgznc.html
Evening trendsetters
Greetings from the morning.
We had a heavy rain last night with hail! This was after strong winds all day.
I think autumn has arrived. Speaking of leaves, Grace eats the fallen leaves. Speaking of Gracie, she dug up the power cord to the fountain.
I have this event thingy at work – displaying my creations and demonstrating some stuff. I also have a sore throat and cough .
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Evening trendsetters
Oh yeah….that’s moi.
Howzitgoing?
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Evening trendsetters
Oh yeah….that’s moi.
Howzitgoing?
Good night out.. covered in clay.
Will have to get back to work in a couple of hours.
Yourself?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Evening trendsetters
Oh yeah….that’s moi.
Howzitgoing?
Good night out.. covered in clay.
Will have to get back to work in a couple of hours.Yourself?
Mmm…clay.
Just this sore throat…..must mean I am hold back words ;)
Looking forward to cooler weather.
+ing
Watching Bela Lugosi in an ancient cinema serial about Chandu the magician vs the cat worshippers. It’s not making much sense.
mcgoon said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
http://www.abc.net.au/arts/Why don’t they close the ABC altogether.
The LNP is still trying to work out a way to sell it off to their media ‘friends’.
They can’t handle things being owned by the people.
Witty Rejoinder said:
America and Europe are heading to Mars and want Australia’s help to get thereTwo men at the heart of planning our journey to Mars – one American, one European – say it is only possible as a feat of international co-operation.
And they want Australia’s help.
NASA’s Jason Crusan and ESA’s Mark McCaughrean outline the plan to put ‘boots on the ground’ on Mars by 2040.
Mark McCaughrean is senior science adviser at the European Space Agency and Jason Crusan is director of advanced exploration systems at NASA.They are in Australia for the Mars Live tour, speaking alongside the second man on the moon, Buzz Aldrin. Joining them will be astrophysicist Katie Mack.
Read more:
http://www.theage.com.au/technology/sci-tech/america-and-europe-are-heading-to-mars-and-want-australias-help-to-get-there-20161103-gsgznc.html
——
2040? How many governments will pass and change their mind …sigh
buffy said:
Michael V said:
buffy said:From what I’ve been reading the marigolds need to be planted as a tightly spaced fallow crop for around two months and removed or dug in immediately, before planting susceptible plants (eg, solanaceae, cucurbitaceae, carrots).I have a phial in which I have mixed marigold, basil and carrot seed. I plant little patches amongst the tomato plants. I must have read up on the companion planting thing at some time.
I just grow them out and let them selfseed around the place. At least that is the plan. And the basil goes with the tomatoes anyway, and if I get a few extra carrots all is well and good.
Indeed. My garden is semi-organised chaos. Basil is good with tomatoes in many ways. One is the best available buzz pollinator is lured in by the Basil. Blue banded bees home in on basil and if it is with tomatoes, this will save you having to spank them.
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:
party_pants said:Possibly, but I always buy the same one, The thin & crispy Tandori Chicken.
Doesn’t sound right putting tandori chicken and pizza in the same foodstuff. Tandori chicken should be et with saffron rice.
there is a lot of fusion food in australia
and pavement pizza.
Bubblecar said:
Watching Bela Lugosi in an ancient cinema serial about Chandu the magician vs the cat worshippers. It’s not making much sense.
The giant cat statue is impressive.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:Doesn’t sound right putting tandori chicken and pizza in the same foodstuff. Tandori chicken should be et with saffron rice.
there is a lot of fusion food in australia
and pavement pizza.
I know I shouldn’t be surprised, but this is the second time recently I’ve woken up after a full night’s sleep to find that the chat topic of conversation is still the same as when I went to bed.
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:there is a lot of fusion food in australia
and pavement pizza.
I know I shouldn’t be surprised, but this is the second time recently I’ve woken up after a full night’s sleep to find that the chat topic of conversation is still the same as when I went to bed.
We aim to please.
kii said:
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:and pavement pizza.
I know I shouldn’t be surprised, but this is the second time recently I’ve woken up after a full night’s sleep to find that the chat topic of conversation is still the same as when I went to bed.
We aim to please.
:-) Signing off now. Bath, bath, I’m dying for a bath.
morning
Morning MS and other pilgrims.
Peak Warming Man said:
Morning MS and other pilgrims.
Hi PWM.
off to do my chores for the day…
Good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees. Sunny. We are going for a 20 today. My legs are announcing that they do not appreciate not riding the bike for about 6 months and then being expected to still do around 7 to 8 km, even if I did it slowly. They refused the last 100m (uphill, reasonably steep). So I told them they could walk that bit…
I guess a couple of hours pushing the mower yesterday means they aren’t being entirely lazy. I don’t know if they have worked out that I have some more in store for them later today.
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees. Sunny. We are going for a 20 today. My legs are announcing that they do not appreciate not riding the bike for about 6 months and then being expected to still do around 7 to 8 km, even if I did it slowly. They refused the last 100m (uphill, reasonably steep). So I told them they could walk that bit…
I guess a couple of hours pushing the mower yesterday means they aren’t being entirely lazy. I don’t know if they have worked out that I have some more in store for them later today.
In the news this morning the cause of Mariah and Packers break up was a refusal to sign a prenup. Doesnt say who wanted it but seems to me that a relationship breakdown before marriage vindicates the decision not to sign it.
Morning.
Clear, calm, 28.0°C and 59% RH. I reckon it might be a scorcher today. BoM reckons 29°C will be the max.
Good morning.
It seems that only speaking English means I don’t get this shit popping up in Facebook.
http://mashable.com/2016/11/04/border-protection-ads-facebook/#sPxQGwID7Oqp
Morning. Cold and sunny in the Styx.
Just watched one of those morning shows – a poor woman was told by a neurologist that it’s all in your head…made me lol.
AwesomeO said:
In the news this morning the cause of Mariah and Packers break up was a refusal to sign a prenup. Doesnt say who wanted it but seems to me that a relationship breakdown before marriage vindicates the decision not to sign it.
It would seem so.
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
In the news this morning the cause of Mariah and Packers break up was a refusal to sign a prenup. Doesnt say who wanted it but seems to me that a relationship breakdown before marriage vindicates the decision not to sign it.
It would seem so.
And vindicates the necessity to have it?
bob(from black rock) said:
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
In the news this morning the cause of Mariah and Packers break up was a refusal to sign a prenup. Doesnt say who wanted it but seems to me that a relationship breakdown before marriage vindicates the decision not to sign it.
It would seem so.
And vindicates the necessity to have it?
roughbarked said:
bob(from black rock) said:
roughbarked said:It would seem so.
And vindicates the necessity to have it?
Not necessarily.
Why should marriage be exempt from knowing how much goods or services are going to cost before commitment is enacted?
bob(from black rock) said:
roughbarked said:
bob(from black rock) said:And vindicates the necessity to have it?
Not necessarily.
Why should marriage be exempt from knowing how much goods or services are going to cost before commitment is enacted?
Nobody said it had to be.
AwesomeO said:
In the news this morning the cause of Mariah and Packers break up was a refusal to sign a prenup. Doesnt say who wanted it but seems to me that a relationship breakdown before marriage vindicates the decision not to sign it.
Let’s now wait and see who MC lines up as her next meal-ticket.
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:
In the news this morning the cause of Mariah and Packers break up was a refusal to sign a prenup. Doesnt say who wanted it but seems to me that a relationship breakdown before marriage vindicates the decision not to sign it.
Let’s now wait and see who MC lines up as her next meal-ticket.
Didn’t she say she was keepng the $10 mill ring?
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:
In the news this morning the cause of Mariah and Packers break up was a refusal to sign a prenup. Doesnt say who wanted it but seems to me that a relationship breakdown before marriage vindicates the decision not to sign it.
Let’s now wait and see who MC lines up as her next meal-ticket.
Surely she’s got enough meal of her own?
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:
In the news this morning the cause of Mariah and Packers break up was a refusal to sign a prenup. Doesnt say who wanted it but seems to me that a relationship breakdown before marriage vindicates the decision not to sign it.
Let’s now wait and see who MC lines up as her next meal-ticket.
Didn’t she say she was keepng the $10 mill ring?
Well, he told her it’s worth $10 mil.
Woodie said:
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:
In the news this morning the cause of Mariah and Packers break up was a refusal to sign a prenup. Doesnt say who wanted it but seems to me that a relationship breakdown before marriage vindicates the decision not to sign it.
Let’s now wait and see who MC lines up as her next meal-ticket.
Surely she’s got enough meal of her own?
It’s her new career. Apparently, she’s about as good at that as she was at singing.
nings folks
stumpy_seahorse said:
nings folks
ningingings to you
Warm smoky, no volcanic eruptions
still
FORMER Braddon MP Brett Whiteley has labelled the Safe Schools program a “disgusting program, a political activist tool with a radical left wing agenda”.
Mr Whiteley was speaking at the Liberals state council today in favour of a motion that the Federal and State Governments abolish the Safe School program.
He said that when a group of politicians reviewed the program witnesses had to be in the room to ensure that allegations of paedophilia did not result from examination of the websites linked to the program.
“Within two hyperlinks our children would be in adult sex websites,” he said.
——
I wonder if that is a thing. Like 6 degrees of separation.
sarahs mum said:
FORMER Braddon MP Brett Whiteley has labelled the Safe Schools program a “disgusting program, a political activist tool with a radical left wing agenda”.Mr Whiteley was speaking at the Liberals state council today in favour of a motion that the Federal and State Governments abolish the Safe School program.
He said that when a group of politicians reviewed the program witnesses had to be in the room to ensure that allegations of paedophilia did not result from examination of the websites linked to the program.
“Within two hyperlinks our children would be in adult sex websites,” he said.
I wondered what he was up to since he gave up art and drugs.
Ian said:
sarahs mum said:
FORMER Braddon MP Brett Whiteley has labelled the Safe Schools program a “disgusting program, a political activist tool with a radical left wing agenda”.Mr Whiteley was speaking at the Liberals state council today in favour of a motion that the Federal and State Governments abolish the Safe School program.
He said that when a group of politicians reviewed the program witnesses had to be in the room to ensure that allegations of paedophilia did not result from examination of the websites linked to the program.
“Within two hyperlinks our children would be in adult sex websites,” he said.
I wondered what he was up to since he gave up art and drugs.
What Malcolm Turnbull says..
“We must also look within and transform our party so that we can face future elections in a better position to win back those seats,” he said in Launceston yesterday.
“We must not forget that our strength is our grassroots. They must be deeper, broader and genuinely constitute a cross section of the people we represent. To achieve this, we need greater involvement from our committee members — and that includes the selection of parliamentary candidates — and strengthen the membership’s capacity to contribute to policy.”
Mr Turnbull said the party’s membership had shrunk.
“My generation and my children’s generation are not joiners in the way that our parents and grandparents were,” he said. “I’m determined to build a bigger and better Liberal Party.
“We need a bigger, broader grassroots base. It is critical for us to do that and I am keen to hear your ideas of what you propose to do in Tasmania to make our party more accessible and broaden its reach.”
Deposed MPs Mr Nikolic, Mr Hutchinson and Mr Whiteley had a lot more to contribute to public life, the PM said.
What ‘John’ say in comments…
“So PM Turnbull wants a ‘bigger and broader Liberal base which is more accessible in Tasmania.’ But did he ask permission from Eric Abetz to make such a comment? Somehow I don’t think the Eric would agree with this view as it create a potential threat to his power base in this state.”
http://www.themercury.com.au/news/politics/prime-minister-malcolm-turnbull-urges-bigger-broader-liberal-base/news-story/f1f98a36f9438ee4c72100358e583c4f
sarahs mum said:
He said that when a group of politicians reviewed the program witnesses had to be in the room to ensure that allegations of paedophilia did not result from examination of the websites linked to the program.
“Within two hyperlinks our children would be in adult sex websites,” he said.
——
So were they adult sex websites or paedophile sex websites? He can’t have it both ways (pun intended).
Decided to leave the smoked pork until Wednesday, when we have an entire day of light winds. It’s OK at the moment but I over-indulged too much yesterday to be in a pork mood today.
SAT 21:03
I bought your Jelly Beans this week from Coles. I found them to be flavoured sugar covered plastic shit that is pretty much impossible to chew. So I spat the out politely into a tissue and they look like clear plastic. Would you like a photograph? Awful. Absolutely awful.
11:05
Hi Ros, we just wanted to clarify you found a piece of plastic in our Jelly Beans?
I am in Hobart. I didn’t find a piece of plastic. I am saying your jelly beans have a centre that is like plastic. I chewed and chewed and then spat them out. The centres are clear and reminiscent of plastic.
so after chewing off the outer sugary flavoured layer..I was left with something that refused to be chewed, had no flavour, and looked like clear plastic.
I’m happy to put a photo of what I spat out up on my facebook page.
Chat conversation end
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees. Sunny. We are going for a 20 today. My legs are announcing that they do not appreciate not riding the bike for about 6 months and then being expected to still do around 7 to 8 km, even if I did it slowly. They refused the last 100m (uphill, reasonably steep). So I told them they could walk that bit…
I guess a couple of hours pushing the mower yesterday means they aren’t being entirely lazy. I don’t know if they have worked out that I have some more in store for them later today.
Looks like I’m going to end up having to use the push-along mower for a lot of the overgrown patches. Even when the ride-on’s fixed it’s just too long to ride through now in some places.
sarahs mum said:
SAT 21:03
I bought your Jelly Beans this week from Coles. I found them to be flavoured sugar covered plastic shit that is pretty much impossible to chew. So I spat the out politely into a tissue and they look like clear plastic. Would you like a photograph? Awful. Absolutely awful.
11:05Hi Ros, we just wanted to clarify you found a piece of plastic in our Jelly Beans?
I am in Hobart. I didn’t find a piece of plastic. I am saying your jelly beans have a centre that is like plastic. I chewed and chewed and then spat them out. The centres are clear and reminiscent of plastic.
so after chewing off the outer sugary flavoured layer..I was left with something that refused to be chewed, had no flavour, and looked like clear plastic.
I’m happy to put a photo of what I spat out up on my facebook page.
Chat conversation end
Allens Jelly Beans in case you are wondering what set me off.
sarahs mum said:
SAT 21:03
I bought your Jelly Beans this week from Coles. I found them to be flavoured sugar covered plastic shit that is pretty much impossible to chew. So I spat the out politely into a tissue and they look like clear plastic. Would you like a photograph? Awful. Absolutely awful.
11:05Hi Ros, we just wanted to clarify you found a piece of plastic in our Jelly Beans?
I am in Hobart. I didn’t find a piece of plastic. I am saying your jelly beans have a centre that is like plastic. I chewed and chewed and then spat them out. The centres are clear and reminiscent of plastic.
so after chewing off the outer sugary flavoured layer..I was left with something that refused to be chewed, had no flavour, and looked like clear plastic.
I’m happy to put a photo of what I spat out up on my facebook page.
Chat conversation end
Which brand is that?
Ah :)
Bubblecar said:
Ah :)
I was a bit taken back when I spat the out and saw what they were.
They have a disclaimer that says ‘children less than 4 years have limited chewing ability and could choke on small pieces.’ they are Made in Australia. I wonder if that means they purchase the bean centres from Asia and then coat them and bag them in Aus.
TripAdvisor is sending me spam emails about places I’ve been looking up on their site. But I’ve just been reading random restaurant reviews following Google searches like “really terrible food” and “disgusting food”, just for fun.
Bubblecar said:
TripAdvisor is sending me spam emails about places I’ve been looking up on their site. But I’ve just been reading random restaurant reviews following Google searches like “really terrible food” and “disgusting food”, just for fun.
:)
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Ah :)
I was a bit taken back when I spat the out and saw what they were.
They have a disclaimer that says ‘children less than 4 years have limited chewing ability and could choke on small pieces.’ they are Made in Australia. I wonder if that means they purchase the bean centres from Asia and then coat them and bag them in Aus.
They need to devise a new soft-centred bean. Jelly beans aren’t supposed to be a form of chewing gum.
We have swarming butterflies here. Millions of them. They are dominantly white with black and golden beige markings and up to 90 mm wing span. There is considerable variation between individuals’ markings. It is quite spectacular. Yesterday and the day before, there were a few of them, but today, so many.
:)
Michael V said:
We have swarming butterflies here. Millions of them. They are dominantly white with black and golden beige markings and up to 90 mm wing span. There is considerable variation between individuals’ markings. It is quite spectacular. Yesterday and the day before, there were a few of them, but today, so many.:)
As long as they’re not eating your veggies.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Ah :)
I was a bit taken back when I spat the out and saw what they were.
They have a disclaimer that says ‘children less than 4 years have limited chewing ability and could choke on small pieces.’ they are Made in Australia. I wonder if that means they purchase the bean centres from Asia and then coat them and bag them in Aus.
They need to devise a new soft-centred bean. Jelly beans aren’t supposed to be a form of chewing gum.
This more like eating a hard eraser.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:I was a bit taken back when I spat the out and saw what they were.
They have a disclaimer that says ‘children less than 4 years have limited chewing ability and could choke on small pieces.’ they are Made in Australia. I wonder if that means they purchase the bean centres from Asia and then coat them and bag them in Aus.
They need to devise a new soft-centred bean. Jelly beans aren’t supposed to be a form of chewing gum.
This more like eating a hard eraser.
I might experiment.
Michael V said:
We have swarming butterflies here. Millions of them. They are dominantly white with black and golden beige markings and up to 90 mm wing span. There is considerable variation between individuals’ markings. It is quite spectacular. Yesterday and the day before, there were a few of them, but today, so many.:)
Same thing going on in this area.. plague numbers.
Bubblecar said:
TripAdvisor is sending me spam emails about places I’ve been looking up on their site. But I’ve just been reading random restaurant reviews following Google searches like “really terrible food” and “disgusting food”, just for fun.
Google knows all
Bubblecar said:
Don’t seem to be. Some have alighted on the society garlic flowers for a second or two, I suppose for a little drink. Mostly they are just fluttering by (what else does a butterfly do but flutter by?), often as pairs. I suppose sex is the goal.
Michael V said:
We have swarming butterflies here. Millions of them. They are dominantly white with black and golden beige markings and up to 90 mm wing span. There is considerable variation between individuals’ markings. It is quite spectacular. Yesterday and the day before, there were a few of them, but today, so many.:)
As long as they’re not eating your veggies.
Ian said:
Similar type?
Michael V said:
We have swarming butterflies here. Millions of them. They are dominantly white with black and golden beige markings and up to 90 mm wing span. There is considerable variation between individuals’ markings. It is quite spectacular. Yesterday and the day before, there were a few of them, but today, so many.:)
Same thing going on in this area.. plague numbers.
Michael V said:
Ian said:
Michael V said:
We have swarming butterflies here. Millions of them. They are dominantly white with black and golden beige markings and up to 90 mm wing span. There is considerable variation between individuals’ markings. It is quite spectacular. Yesterday and the day before, there were a few of them, but today, so many.:)
Same thing going on in this area.. plague numbers.
Similar type?
I think so. But they’re a bit hard to catch bare-handed.
I’d say they were 50 to 60mm wing span.
We haven’t reached Peak Butterfly yet. The Buddleias are not out. When they come out shortly, we get lovely lots of varied butterflies on them. You can walk under the bushes and get swarmed.
One year (2010 by the look of it) I got a photo with two different ones on a flower.
I love the butterflies. With the exception of the Cabbage Whites. They are a plague at the end of Summer when I want to get cabbagey plants going for the Winter.
Ian said:
Michael V said:
Ian said:Same thing going on in this area.. plague numbers.
Similar type?I think so. But they’re a bit hard to catch bare-handed.
I’d say they were 50 to 60mm wing span.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-10-31/why-are-there-so-many-butterflies-in-brisbane/7979690
http://australianmuseum.net.au/caper-white-butterfly
Michael V said:
We have swarming butterflies here. Millions of them. They are dominantly white with black and golden beige markings and up to 90 mm wing span. There is considerable variation between individuals’ markings. It is quite spectacular. Yesterday and the day before, there were a few of them, but today, so many.:)
Yep got them here at the Redoubt too.
buffy said:
One year (2010 by the look of it) I got a photo with two different ones on a flower.I love the butterflies. With the exception of the Cabbage Whites. They are a plague at the end of Summer when I want to get cabbagey plants going for the Winter.
I rarely get butterflies. They don’t make it into this bit of rainforest. But cabbage whites do. I have found the best way to play the cabbage white is to pick one bed planted heavily and use exclusion cloth. Then transplant late.
We have no plague of butterflies here, but I did notice yesterday evening there were a lot of flying ants about the place.
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:
One year (2010 by the look of it) I got a photo with two different ones on a flower.I love the butterflies. With the exception of the Cabbage Whites. They are a plague at the end of Summer when I want to get cabbagey plants going for the Winter.
I rarely get butterflies. They don’t make it into this bit of rainforest. But cabbage whites do. I have found the best way to play the cabbage white is to pick one bed planted heavily and use exclusion cloth. Then transplant late.
Yes, exclusion cloth seems the most reliable way. Last year though I actually tried something a bit offbeat….I put up a frame over the plants – stakes crossed at each end with a horizontal across the top – and hung half eggshells from cotton off the horizontal, at different heights from the ground. It’s supposed to look like there is already a crowd there to discourage the butterflies from landing and laying. I think is worked a bit, but it’s quite difficult to be sure. It certainly looked, um, different.
:)
party_pants said:
We have no plague of butterflies here, but I did notice yesterday evening there were a lot of flying ants about the place.
A modest quantity (not out of the ordinary for the time of year) of butterflies here, but an inordinate number of mosquitoes.
I apparently didn’t photograph the eggshell thing, but this is the frame arrangement. In this photo it’s got tomatoes under it.
http://australianmuseum.net.au/caper-white-butterfly
Hmmm. They don’t appear to have quite that much brown on them but they are on the wing.. I need a net..
(don’t say it!)
buffy said:
My father used the half eggshell method (on wire stakes) and swore by it.
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:
One year (2010 by the look of it) I got a photo with two different ones on a flower.I love the butterflies. With the exception of the Cabbage Whites. They are a plague at the end of Summer when I want to get cabbagey plants going for the Winter.
I rarely get butterflies. They don’t make it into this bit of rainforest. But cabbage whites do. I have found the best way to play the cabbage white is to pick one bed planted heavily and use exclusion cloth. Then transplant late.
Yes, exclusion cloth seems the most reliable way. Last year though I actually tried something a bit offbeat….I put up a frame over the plants – stakes crossed at each end with a horizontal across the top – and hung half eggshells from cotton off the horizontal, at different heights from the ground. It’s supposed to look like there is already a crowd there to discourage the butterflies from landing and laying. I think is worked a bit, but it’s quite difficult to be sure. It certainly looked, um, different.
:)
Hmm….attention seeking behaviour?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-06/trump-rushed-off-stage-at-nevada-rally/7998846
>>My father used the half eggshell method (on wire stakes) and swore by it.<<
It’s possible you are the one who told me about it.
I should head across to Casterton.
I’ll log in there later.
Lunch time. Not sure what I fancy.
buffy said:
I apparently didn’t photograph the eggshell thing, but this is the frame arrangement. In this photo it’s got tomatoes under it.
Nice. I want a garden back.
I just picked up my landing net but no luck.
There are not that many around ATM.. probly all gone surfing in RB.
Bubblecar said:
Lunch time. Not sure what I fancy.
I got some sausages out of the freezer. It seemed like a non decision at the time.
Bubblecar said:
Lunch time. Not sure what I fancy.
I think I could fancy her.
“Firefighters in NSW are working to manage more than 50 fires across the state, as their focus turns to a blaze in Port Stephens where an emergency warning has been issued and homes are under threat.”
I hope Peat’s safe, I’ll say a rosary for him.
What is a juju berry tree?
What is a jujube tree?
WTF am I looking for?
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Lunch time. Not sure what I fancy.
I got some sausages out of the freezer. It seemed like a non decision at the time.
I have a jar of Westhaven marinated fetta cubes and lots of salady things. So I’ll probably do a tasty fetta salad but not until I’m hungry enough to get off my bum and make it.
kii said:
What is a juju berry tree?
What is a jujube tree?
WTF am I looking for?
kii said:
What is a juju berry tree?
What is a jujube tree?
WTF am I looking for?
http://www.foodforest.com.au/fact-sheets/fruit-and-nut-trees/jujubes/
The fruit is a drupe, varying from round to elongate and from cherry-size to plum-size depending on cultivar. It has a thin, edible skin surrounding whitish flesh of sweet, agreeable flavor. The single hard stone contains two seeds. The immature fruit is green in color, but as it ripens it goes through a yellow-green stage with mahogany-colored spots appearing on the skin as thefruit ripens further. The fully mature fruit is entirely red-brown. Shortly after becoming fully red, the fruit begins to soften and wrinkle.
The fruit can be eaten after it becomes wrinkled, but many people prefer them during the interval between the yellow-greenstage and the full red stage. At this stage the flesh is crisp and sweet, reminiscent of an apple. Under dry conditions jujubes lose moisture, shrivel and become very sweet (20% natural sugars).
Peak Warming Man said:
“Firefighters in NSW are working to manage more than 50 fires across the state, as their focus turns to a blaze in Port Stephens where an emergency warning has been issued and homes are under threat.”I hope Peat’s safe, I’ll say a rosary for him.
Falls out of truck, then gets clunked on the head by someone opening the door :D
You know my old plum that hasn’t fruited for years? It did actually fruit this season, but the plums were all weird little shrivelled up things.
Probably just a last gasp from an elderly tree doing its best.
Mmmmmmmm.. jujubes
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
What is a juju berry tree?
What is a jujube tree?
WTF am I looking for?
http://www.foodforest.com.au/fact-sheets/fruit-and-nut-trees/jujubes/
The fruit is a drupe, varying from round to elongate and from cherry-size to plum-size depending on cultivar. It has a thin, edible skin surrounding whitish flesh of sweet, agreeable flavor. The single hard stone contains two seeds. The immature fruit is green in color, but as it ripens it goes through a yellow-green stage with mahogany-colored spots appearing on the skin as thefruit ripens further. The fully mature fruit is entirely red-brown. Shortly after becoming fully red, the fruit begins to soften and wrinkle.
The fruit can be eaten after it becomes wrinkled, but many people prefer them during the interval between the yellow-greenstage and the full red stage. At this stage the flesh is crisp and sweet, reminiscent of an apple. Under dry conditions jujubes lose moisture, shrivel and become very sweet (20% natural sugars).
Thanks :)
I tried one at the pre-wrinkled stage…I spat it out :/
dumb he up
ol’ ‘as breakfasted
twice’t what
I went back to bed
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-06/trump-rushed-off-stage-at-nevada-rally/7998846
sarahs mum said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-06/trump-rushed-off-stage-at-nevada-rally/7998846
Surveillance devices had detected that someone in the crowd had a functioning brain.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-06/trump-rushed-off-stage-at-nevada-rally/7998846
Surveillance devices had detected that someone in the crowd had a functioning brain.
they were suspicious about someone not carrying a gun.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-06/trump-rushed-off-stage-at-nevada-rally/7998846
Surveillance devices had detected that someone in the crowd had a functioning brain.
Yeah. Something like that.
Ian said:
There seems to be another species amongst them, too: Orange, brown, black and just a little white.
I just picked up my landing net but no luck.
There are not that many around ATM.. probly all gone surfing in RB.
sitting here isn’t getting the vacuuming done.
I think I’ll need a robot vacuum cleaner when I move into my new house.
Peak Warming Man said:
For Peat’s sake, I hope that’s an atheist’s rosary.
“Firefighters in NSW are working to manage more than 50 fires across the state, as their focus turns to a blaze in Port Stephens where an emergency warning has been issued and homes are under threat.”I hope Peat’s safe, I’ll say a rosary for him.
kii said:
Hmmm.
What is a juju berry tree?
What is a jujube tree?
WTF am I looking for?
dunno x 3
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-06/trump-rushed-off-stage-at-nevada-rally/7998846..
brave man that he is.
kii said:
I so hate myself for laughing when someone gets injured.
Peak Warming Man said:
“Firefighters in NSW are working to manage more than 50 fires across the state, as their focus turns to a blaze in Port Stephens where an emergency warning has been issued and homes are under threat.”I hope Peat’s safe, I’ll say a rosary for him.
Falls out of truck, then gets clunked on the head by someone opening the door :D
!https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/14925353_374111169588941_2245203510886268471_n.jpg?oh=f6c016a42d2f8e1a9cbb0932a33591d9&oe=58CB826E
sarahs mum said:
What concerns me is that if Hillary wins and Trump doesn’t accept the election result, that he then dog-whistles the gun-toting classes with his usual “lying-and-cheating” rhetoric. This could lead to Hillary’s assassination, or even civil war.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-06/trump-rushed-off-stage-at-nevada-rally/7998846
Surveillance devices had detected that someone in the crowd had a functioning brain.
they were suspicious about someone not carrying a gun.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:What concerns me is that if Hillary wins and Trump doesn’t accept the election result, that he then dog-whistles the gun-toting classes with his usual “lying-and-cheating” rhetoric. This could lead to Hillary’s assassination, or even civil war.
Bubblecar said:Surveillance devices had detected that someone in the crowd had a functioning brain.
they were suspicious about someone not carrying a gun.
Is this what is known as a win/win situation?
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:What concerns me is that if Hillary wins and Trump doesn’t accept the election result, that he then dog-whistles the gun-toting classes with his usual “lying-and-cheating” rhetoric. This could lead to Hillary’s assassination, or even civil war.
Bubblecar said:Surveillance devices had detected that someone in the crowd had a functioning brain.
they were suspicious about someone not carrying a gun.
I read a thing this morning that discussed the last civil war as being cause driven with some chance of unity. The against people in the States are a mixed bag..
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:What concerns me is that if Hillary wins and Trump doesn’t accept the election result, that he then dog-whistles the gun-toting classes with his usual “lying-and-cheating” rhetoric. This could lead to Hillary’s assassination, or even civil war.they were suspicious about someone not carrying a gun.
I read a thing this morning that discussed the last civil war as being cause driven with some chance of unity. The against people in the States are a mixed bag..
making it more unpredictable..
More jellied salad, out of a can this time.
I’m tempted to do some of these jellied recipes just for the interesting photos.
Have to get some jelly moulds.
Bubblecar said:
I’m tempted to do some of these jellied recipes just for the interesting photos.Have to get some jelly moulds.
what about a flummery?
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
I’m tempted to do some of these jellied recipes just for the interesting photos.Have to get some jelly moulds.
what about a flummery?
History and etymology
The name is first known in Gervase Markham’s 1623 Countrey Contentments, or English Huswife (new ed.) vi. 222 “From this small Oat-meale, by oft steeping it in water and clensing it, and then boyling it to a thicke and stiffe jelly, is made that excellent dish of meat which is so esteemed in the West parts of this Kingdome, which they call Wash-brew, and in Chesheire and Lankasheire they call it Flamerie or Flumerie”.
The name is derived from the Welsh word for a similar dish made from sour oatmeal and husks, llymru, which itself is of unknown origin. It is also attested in variant forms such as thlummery or flamery in 17th and 18th century English. The word “flummery” later came to have generally pejorative connotations of a bland, empty, and unsatisfying food; from this use, “flummery” developed the meaning of empty compliments, unsubstantial talk or writing, and nonsense.
In Australia, post World War II, flummery was the name given to a different foodstuff, a mousse dessert made with beaten evaporated milk, sugar, and gelatine. Also made using jelly crystals, mousse flummery became established as an inexpensive alternative to traditional cream-based mousse in Australia. In Longreach, it was a staple food in the 1970s and in Forbes it was a fall-back dessert in the 1950s. The writer Bill Bryson described flummery as an early form of blancmange.
A pint of flummery was suggested as an alternative to 4 ounces (110 g) of bread and a 0.5 imperial pints (0.28 l) of new milk for the supper of sick inmates in Irish workhouses in the 1840s.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flummery
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
I’m tempted to do some of these jellied recipes just for the interesting photos.Have to get some jelly moulds.
what about a flummery?
History and etymology
The name is first known in Gervase Markham’s 1623 Countrey Contentments, or English Huswife (new ed.) vi. 222 “From this small Oat-meale, by oft steeping it in water and clensing it, and then boyling it to a thicke and stiffe jelly, is made that excellent dish of meat which is so esteemed in the West parts of this Kingdome, which they call Wash-brew, and in Chesheire and Lankasheire they call it Flamerie or Flumerie”.
The name is derived from the Welsh word for a similar dish made from sour oatmeal and husks, llymru, which itself is of unknown origin. It is also attested in variant forms such as thlummery or flamery in 17th and 18th century English. The word “flummery” later came to have generally pejorative connotations of a bland, empty, and unsatisfying food; from this use, “flummery” developed the meaning of empty compliments, unsubstantial talk or writing, and nonsense.
In Australia, post World War II, flummery was the name given to a different foodstuff, a mousse dessert made with beaten evaporated milk, sugar, and gelatine. Also made using jelly crystals, mousse flummery became established as an inexpensive alternative to traditional cream-based mousse in Australia. In Longreach, it was a staple food in the 1970s and in Forbes it was a fall-back dessert in the 1950s. The writer Bill Bryson described flummery as an early form of blancmange.
A pint of flummery was suggested as an alternative to 4 ounces (110 g) of bread and a 0.5 imperial pints (0.28 l) of new milk for the supper of sick inmates in Irish workhouses in the 1840s.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flummery
Most of the flummeries I remember were just jellies beaten heavily just before setting to make them light and fluffy.
buffy said:
>>My father used the half eggshell method (on wire stakes) and swore by it.<<
It’s possible you are the one who told me about it.
I should head across to Casterton.
I’ll log in there later.
Eggshells are an age old remedy mentioned often everywhere.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
I’m tempted to do some of these jellied recipes just for the interesting photos.Have to get some jelly moulds.
what about a flummery?
Seem to remember
“Flummery flummery, good for your bummery”
sarahs mum said:
Most of the flummeries I remember were just jellies beaten heavily just before setting to make them light and fluffy.
My mum made some nice trifles for our childhood birthday parties which involved jelly, but jelly of any kind hasn’t featured much in my culinary experience since.
They have a certain visual appeal:
kii said:
What is a juju berry tree?
What is a jujube tree?
WTF am I looking for?
goji berry.
Right, time to pack up and head homewards.
Playing the rebec with the new bow, and it’s certainly an improvement. Apart from anything else, the bow weighs virtually nothing, and its touch on the strings is very gentle and sweet.
You can play the fiddle even when rather drunk, as I am now, and still release agreeable sounds.
Bubblecar said:
Playing the rebec with the new bow, and it’s certainly an improvement. Apart from anything else, the bow weighs virtually nothing, and its touch on the strings is very gentle and sweet.You can play the fiddle even when rather drunk, as I am now, and still release agreeable sounds.
Here’s a clearer snap of it than I posted the other day.
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Playing the rebec with the new bow, and it’s certainly an improvement. Apart from anything else, the bow weighs virtually nothing, and its touch on the strings is very gentle and sweet.You can play the fiddle even when rather drunk, as I am now, and still release agreeable sounds.
Here’s a clearer snap of it than I posted the other day.
looks pretty..
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Playing the rebec with the new bow, and it’s certainly an improvement. Apart from anything else, the bow weighs virtually nothing, and its touch on the strings is very gentle and sweet.You can play the fiddle even when rather drunk, as I am now, and still release agreeable sounds.
Here’s a clearer snap of it than I posted the other day.
Is that the harpsichord? *runs away *
I wonder if any of the doomsday preppers have been preparing for a post election ed of the world scenario..
sarahs mum said:
I wonder if any of the doomsday preppers have been preparing for a post election ed of the world scenario..
Imagine if they both lost somehow.
Then another year of an American Election
sarahs mum said:
I wonder if any of the doomsday preppers have been preparing for a post election ed of the world scenario..
Yes, there are reports of people preparing their bunkers.
sarahs mum said:
I wonder if any of the doomsday preppers have been preparing for a post election ed of the world scenario..
I think I might be one of those :/
>Here’s a clearer snap of it than I posted the other day.
I can’t count real well, but there looks to be four strings and three pegs
transition said:
>Here’s a clearer snap of it than I posted the other day.I can’t count real well, but there looks to be four strings and three pegs
There’s another peg in the middle that’s lower than the other three, so hard to make out in that snap.
Bubblecar said:
transition said:
>Here’s a clearer snap of it than I posted the other day.I can’t count real well, but there looks to be four strings and three pegs
There’s another peg in the middle that’s lower than the other three, so hard to make out in that snap.
I see, i’m half blind too.
sarahs mum said:
I wonder if any of the doomsday preppers have been preparing for a post election ed of the world scenario..
What if Trump’s and Clinton’s planes both crashed into each other and all were found dead?
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
I wonder if any of the doomsday preppers have been preparing for a post election ed of the world scenario..What if Trump’s and Clinton’s planes both crashed into each other and all were found dead?
What if Clinton and Trump both hire assassins who both finish the job?
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
I wonder if any of the doomsday preppers have been preparing for a post election ed of the world scenario..What if Trump’s and Clinton’s planes both crashed into each other and all were found dead?
What if Clinton and Trump both hire assassins who both finish the job?
Put him in the van and this time lock it.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
I wonder if any of the doomsday preppers have been preparing for a post election ed of the world scenario..What if Trump’s and Clinton’s planes both crashed into each other and all were found dead?
What if Clinton and Trump both hire assassins who both finish the job?
What if Clinton and Trump both have heart attacks yelling at each other?
In the last debate Turd Sandwich tried to persuade people to vote for Giant Douche but they wouldn’t do it.
Can it get any stranger?
Ian said:
In the last debate Turd Sandwich tried to persuade people to vote for Giant Douche but they wouldn’t do it.Can it get any stranger?
Aliens will escape from Area 51 and Area 152, there will be a car chase, US media will get into interview aliens for the first time.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Ian said:
In the last debate Turd Sandwich tried to persuade people to vote for Giant Douche but they wouldn’t do it.Can it get any stranger?
Aliens will escape from Area 51 and Area 152, there will be a car chase, US media will get into interview aliens for the first time.
What channel are you watching? sounds better than what I’ve got.
Too late..
bob(from black rock) said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Ian said:
In the last debate Turd Sandwich tried to persuade people to vote for Giant Douche but they wouldn’t do it.Can it get any stranger?
Aliens will escape from Area 51 and Area 152, there will be a car chase, US media will get into interview aliens for the first time.
What channel are you watching? sounds better than what I’ve got.
I was switching between Sky Sports 2 and South Park
allens are sending me a refund. I still am not knowing whether they have manufactured an inedible product by mistake or whether it is intended it to be inedible.
I read “aliens”.
Michael V said:
I read “aliens”.
Well they certainly sound like alien jelly beans.
Bubblecar said:
Michael V said:
I read “aliens”.
Well they certainly sound like alien jelly beans.
perhaps that makes sense.
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/there-are-whales-alive-today-who-were-born-before-moby-dick-was-written-660944/?utm_source=facebook.com&no-ist
sarahs mum said:
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/there-are-whales-alive-today-who-were-born-before-moby-dick-was-written-660944/?utm_source=facebook.com&no-ist
That’s reassuring.
The Caper White Butterflies have left the building apart from a few stragglers.
That’s 3 days with them I think.
Ian said:
Same here. But maybe they’re camped up for the night. I guess we’ll find out tomorrow.
The Caper White Butterflies have left the building apart from a few stragglers.That’s 3 days with them I think.
Michael V said:
Ian said:Same here. But maybe they’re camped up for the night. I guess we’ll find out tomorrow.
The Caper White Butterflies have left the building apart from a few stragglers.That’s 3 days with them I think.
Saw Caper White Butterflies three days ago in my local park. I thought to myself: “that’s something I don’t see every day”. Could they be synchronising across Australia?
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/there-are-whales-alive-today-who-were-born-before-moby-dick-was-written-660944/?utm_source=facebook.com&no-ist
That’s reassuring.
When Moby Dick was written, the general consensus was that whales are fish.
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
I wonder if any of the doomsday preppers have been preparing for a post election end of the world scenario..I think I might be one of those :/
Economic collapse, sure.
Genocide, probably not.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/there-are-whales-alive-today-who-were-born-before-moby-dick-was-written-660944/?utm_source=facebook.com&no-ist
That’s reassuring.
When Moby Dick was written, the general consensus was that whales are fish.
This was eight years before Darwin’s “Origin of Species”
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/there-are-whales-alive-today-who-were-born-before-moby-dick-was-written-660944/?utm_source=facebook.com&no-ist
That’s reassuring.
When Moby Dick was written, the general consensus was that whales are fish.
This was eight years before Darwin’s “Origin of Species”
It was also 135 years before the international ban on commercial whaling.
It’s a bit of a pity the “Birds in the Backyard” census has finished. I was at the Northcote end of Hoddle St last night at dusk — right at the end of the road; there are three or four trees on the south side of Hoddle St, each of which was full of rainbow lorikeets (Trichoglossus moluccanus) — at least 200 birds, all of whom were talking to each other at full volume. They were so loud I couldn’t even hear the heavy traffic over their noise.
My fundie Christian, Trump-supporting, pro-gun US friend is fasting and praying until the election “for America’s greatest good”.
I desperately want to start the hashtag #starvingforTrump
Divine Angel said:
My fundie Christian, Trump-supporting, pro-gun US friend is fasting and praying until the election “for America’s greatest good”.I desperately want to start the hashtag #starvingforTrump
Heh.
Surprisingly little traffic on the Cunningham Highway for a Sunday afternoon.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/06/trump-protester-i-was-beaten-for-holding-a-republicans-against-trump-sign
sarahs mum said:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/06/trump-protester-i-was-beaten-for-holding-a-republicans-against-trump-sign
colour me shocked
One Electoral college member in Washington State, Robert Satiacum, has announced that he won’t vote for Clinton regardless of the result of the Presidential election in that state. Although this would be illegal, the penalty is only a 1000 dollar fine.
Normally a single ECV wouldn’t sway things one way or another, and indeed there have been 9 such “faithless electors” in the USA Electoral college since WW2.
This time around, the Electoral college maths means there is a distinct possibility of a 270-268 result in Clinton’s favour. That is one of the more likely outcomes from where we are now.
If that turned up and Satiacum flipped it to 269-269, then the election would be decided by Congress, which would probably result in a Trump victory as the House of Reps is going to remain in Republicans hands.
dv said:
One Electoral college member in Washington State, Robert Satiacum, has announced that he won’t vote for Clinton regardless of the result of the Presidential election in that state. Although this would be illegal, the penalty is only a 1000 dollar fine.
How can the vote be illegal yet still valid? Crazy ‘Muricans.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
One Electoral college member in Washington State, Robert Satiacum, has announced that he won’t vote for Clinton regardless of the result of the Presidential election in that state. Although this would be illegal, the penalty is only a 1000 dollar fine.
How can the vote be illegal yet still valid? Crazy ‘Muricans.
Why is it illegal? I thought, perhaps incorrectly, that an Electoral College member could vote however they pleased.
Peak Warming Man said:
Surprisingly little traffic on the Cunningham Highway for a Sunday afternoon.
Is that where the redoubt is? Or are you foruming whilst driving?
sibeen said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
One Electoral college member in Washington State, Robert Satiacum, has announced that he won’t vote for Clinton regardless of the result of the Presidential election in that state. Although this would be illegal, the penalty is only a 1000 dollar fine.
How can the vote be illegal yet still valid? Crazy ‘Muricans.
Why is it illegal? I thought, perhaps incorrectly, that an Electoral College member could vote however they pleased.
what’s the point of having a the population vote if a single person can override or invalidate the outcome?
I heard on the wireless that in the US elections once you vote early you can go back and change that vote.
Peak Warming Man said:
I heard on the wireless that in the US elections once you vote early you can go back and change that vote.
Sounds silly.
Peak Warming Man said:
I heard on the wireless that in the US elections once you vote early you can go back and change that vote.
In some states that is correct
party_pants said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I heard on the wireless that in the US elections once you vote early you can go back and change that vote.
Sounds silly.
Would have been handy for Brexit given that so many people apparently voted to leave as a protest vote, not expecting to win.
pommiejohn said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Surprisingly little traffic on the Cunningham Highway for a Sunday afternoon.Is that where the redoubt is? Or are you foruming whilst driving?
The Redoubt is up Stanthorpe way, I’ve just driven down from there.
The Cunningham Highway is the quickest but not the shortest.
Mount Lindsay Highway is the shortest but you cant put it in cruise control and relax on the Mt Lindsay Highway.
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
Witty Rejoinder said:How can the vote be illegal yet still valid? Crazy ‘Muricans.
Why is it illegal? I thought, perhaps incorrectly, that an Electoral College member could vote however they pleased.
what’s the point of having a the population vote if a single person can override or invalidate the outcome?
It is illegal in Washington state, and some other states, for the simple reason that some state legislatures have made it illegal and attached a penalty to it.
Peak Warming Man said:
The Redoubt is up Stanthorpe way, I’ve just driven down from there.
The Cunningham Highway is the quickest but not the shortest.
Mount Lindsay Highway is the shortest but you cant put it in cruise control and relax on the Mt Lindsay Highway.
We race at Stanthorpe a couple of times a year. Alway look forward to a weekend in the cooler climes.
Peak Warming Man said:
The Redoubt is up Stanthorpe way, I’ve just driven down from there.
The Cunningham Highway is the quickest but not the shortest.
Mount Lindsay Highway is the shortest but you cant put it in cruise control and relax on the Mt Lindsay Highway.
Everyone I know who’s driven the gap more than once has got a speeding ticket there….. how’s your record?
pommiejohn said:
Peak Warming Man said:The Redoubt is up Stanthorpe way, I’ve just driven down from there.
The Cunningham Highway is the quickest but not the shortest.
Mount Lindsay Highway is the shortest but you cant put it in cruise control and relax on the Mt Lindsay Highway.
We race at Stanthorpe a couple of times a year. Alway look forward to a weekend in the cooler climes.
You’re welcome to crash at the Redoubt if there’s no one there which is most of the time.
Ireland clinch first ever win over All Blacks to end New Zealand’s record streak
• Ireland 40-29 New Zealand
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/nov/05/ireland-new-zealand-rugby-union-report
Jaysus, just catching up with the news.
I best be off and ring a brother in-law…who is probably still pissed.
Hello from dialup in Casterton. The wireless dongle thingy keeps timing out on the forum. Very annoying. Odd that dialup should be faster than the more modern things…
Peak Warming Man said:
pommiejohn said:
Peak Warming Man said:The Redoubt is up Stanthorpe way, I’ve just driven down from there.
The Cunningham Highway is the quickest but not the shortest.
Mount Lindsay Highway is the shortest but you cant put it in cruise control and relax on the Mt Lindsay Highway.
We race at Stanthorpe a couple of times a year. Alway look forward to a weekend in the cooler climes.
You’re welcome to crash at the Redoubt if there’s no one there which is most of the time.
You’re very kind. Drop into the studio when you’re in Brissie. I miss MV’s visits.
pommiejohn said:
Peak Warming Man said:
The Redoubt is up Stanthorpe way, I’ve just driven down from there.
The Cunningham Highway is the quickest but not the shortest.
Mount Lindsay Highway is the shortest but you cant put it in cruise control and relax on the Mt Lindsay Highway.
Everyone I know who’s driven the gap more than once has got a speeding ticket there….. how’s your record?
Only one but that was at Warwick.
I saw the van on the other side of the road and thought to myself he’ll get a few people there, he’ll get them coming over the hill, unfortunately he was also getting people on the other side of the road too, bastards.
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sibeen said:
Ireland clinch first ever win over All Blacks to end New Zealand’s record streak
• Ireland 40-29 New Zealandhttps://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/nov/05/ireland-new-zealand-rugby-union-report
Jaysus, just catching up with the news.
I best be off and ring a brother in-law…who is probably still pissed.
Do you know any kiwis you can ring up.
Chicken patties, carrots, mashed potato, fresh picked asparagus, peas and snap peas. Now I have to clean the stove….recommend never buying a stainless steel stove. White enamel is a lot easier to keep clean.
pommiejohn said:
Not me. And I’ve done it a lot of times.Peak Warming Man said:
The Redoubt is up Stanthorpe way, I’ve just driven down from there.
The Cunningham Highway is the quickest but not the shortest.
Mount Lindsay Highway is the shortest but you cant put it in cruise control and relax on the Mt Lindsay Highway.
Everyone I know who’s driven the gap more than once has got a speeding ticket there….. how’s your record?
Peak Warming Man said:
pommiejohn said:Peak Warming Man said:
The Redoubt is up Stanthorpe way, I’ve just driven down from there.
The Cunningham Highway is the quickest but not the shortest.
Mount Lindsay Highway is the shortest but you cant put it in cruise control and relax on the Mt Lindsay Highway.
Everyone I know who’s driven the gap more than once has got a speeding ticket there….. how’s your record?
Only one but that was at Warwick.
I saw the van on the other side of the road and thought to myself he’ll get a few people there, he’ll get them coming over the hill, unfortunately he was also getting people on the other side of the road too, bastards.
Cop with a grey beard got me heading towards Warwick just before the Allora turn off… ironically it was just inside the speedo test zone :)
I haven’t had a speeding ticket since 1995
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:Not me. And I’ve done it a lot of times.Peak Warming Man said:
The Redoubt is up Stanthorpe way, I’ve just driven down from there.
The Cunningham Highway is the quickest but not the shortest.
Mount Lindsay Highway is the shortest but you cant put it in cruise control and relax on the Mt Lindsay Highway.
Everyone I know who’s driven the gap more than once has got a speeding ticket there….. how’s your record?
Call yourself a biker?
Peak Warming Man said:
sibeen said:
Ireland clinch first ever win over All Blacks to end New Zealand’s record streak
• Ireland 40-29 New Zealandhttps://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/nov/05/ireland-new-zealand-rugby-union-report
Jaysus, just catching up with the news.
I best be off and ring a brother in-law…who is probably still pissed.
Do you know any kiwis you can ring up.
Plenty. Unfortunately the bastards will try to bring up a game that was played only a few weeks ago, and I’m not sure I could handle it.
pommiejohn said:
party_pants said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I heard on the wireless that in the US elections once you vote early you can go back and change that vote.
Sounds silly.
Would have been handy for Brexit given that so many people apparently voted to leave as a protest vote, not expecting to win.
Scottish Independence too.
dv said:
I haven’t had a speeding ticket since 1995
Don’t you live in Singapore? Do you actually drive?
pommiejohn said:
dv said:
I haven’t had a speeding ticket since 1995
Don’t you live in Singapore? Do you actually drive?
He tried bike riding once…
buffy said:
I second that recommendation.Chicken patties, carrots, mashed potato, fresh picked asparagus, peas and snap peas. Now I have to clean the stove….recommend never buying a stainless steel stove. White enamel is a lot easier to keep clean.
MV.. you should pick up a copy of the latest issue of Rapid Bikes… you might recognise a certain BMW , page 94
pommiejohn said:
dv said:
I haven’t had a speeding ticket since 1995
Don’t you live in Singapore? Do you actually drive?
I lived in Singapore from 2009 to 2014 (ie for 5 of the 21 years since 1995). While I was there I did not drive. I do drive now. I’m back in Australia.
pommiejohn said:
There’s places, and then there are places.
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:Not me. And I’ve done it a lot of times.Everyone I know who’s driven the gap more than once has got a speeding ticket there….. how’s your record?
Call yourself a biker?
dv said:
pommiejohn said:
dv said:
I haven’t had a speeding ticket since 1995
Don’t you live in Singapore? Do you actually drive?
I lived in Singapore from 2009 to 2014 (ie for 5 of the 21 years since 1995). While I was there I did not drive. I do drive now. I’m back in Australia.
I’ll simply say keep an eye on your speedo if you drive the Cunningham Highway :)
Time to do stuff.
Later.
pommiejohn said:
You making money writing about yourself again?
MV.. you should pick up a copy of the latest issue of Rapid Bikes… you might recognise a certain BMW , page 94
dv said:
I haven’t had a speeding ticket since 1995
Are you cautious or just lucky?
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
I haven’t had a speeding ticket since 1995
Are you cautious or just lucky?
I obey the relevant laws
If you haven’t had enough Trump and Clinton a doco is starting shortly.
AwesomeO said:
If you haven’t had enough Trump and Clinton a doco is starting shortly.
Thanks. But I’ve had enough.
Witty Rejoinder said:
My last one was 1978. (But there was a moment in 1993.) I keep my eye on the speedo. And I ride the winding back roads in preference to highways.
dv said:
I haven’t had a speeding ticket since 1995
Are you cautious or just lucky?
;)
Don’t like speeding laws and speeding tickets?
Obey the speed limits.
If EVERYONE did this for six months, the various State governments would deem speed cameras, radar traps, etc. to be uneconomical. They’d scrap them.
It’s only because governments show a profit on those exercises that they persist with them.
The next time you’re speeding, or get a ticket, remember that it’s YOU who are keeping the speeding ticket industry in business.
Michael V said:
Witty Rejoinder said:My last one was 1978. (But there was a moment in 1993.) I keep my eye on the speedo. And I ride the winding back roads in preference to highways.
dv said:
I haven’t had a speeding ticket since 1995
Are you cautious or just lucky?
;)
The Walt Whitman of the road.
I’m off to watch Poldark. I can’t keep up with you lot while I’m washing up and using dialup.
buffy said:
I’m off to watch Poldark. I can’t keep up with you lot while I’m washing up and using dialup.
Or dialling up and using wash-up.
https://www.thedodo.com/judge-declares-chimp-has-rights-2079769663.html
sorry.
sarahs mum said:
https://www.thedodo.com/judge-declares-chimp-has-rights-2079769663.htmlsorry.
for what?
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
https://www.thedodo.com/judge-declares-chimp-has-rights-2079769663.htmlsorry.
for what?
for wrong threading.
AwesomeO said:
I don’t get it.
Michael V said:
Witty Rejoinder said:My last one was 1978. (But there was a moment in 1993.) I keep my eye on the speedo. And I ride the winding back roads in preference to highways.Are you cautious or just lucky?
;)
The Walt Whitman of the road.
sarahs mum said:
https://www.thedodo.com/judge-declares-chimp-has-rights-2079769663.htmlsorry.
S’all right – you good kid.
Michael V said:
AwesomeO said:I don’t get it.
Michael V said:
My last one was 1978. (But there was a moment in 1993.) I keep my eye on the speedo. And I ride the winding back roads in preference to highways.;)
The Walt Whitman of the road.
Take the road less travelled.
AwesomeO said:
:)
Michael V said:
AwesomeO said:I don’t get it.The Walt Whitman of the road.
Take the road less travelled.
dv said:
One Electoral college member in Washington State, Robert Satiacum, has announced that he won’t vote for Clinton regardless of the result of the Presidential election in that state. Although this would be illegal, the penalty is only a 1000 dollar fine.
Normally a single ECV wouldn’t sway things one way or another, and indeed there have been 9 such “faithless electors” in the USA Electoral college since WW2.
This time around, the Electoral college maths means there is a distinct possibility of a 270-268 result in Clinton’s favour. That is one of the more likely outcomes from where we are now.If that turned up and Satiacum flipped it to 269-269, then the election would be decided by Congress, which would probably result in a Trump victory as the House of Reps is going to remain in Republicans hands.
The current 538 polls-only model has Trump with Florida, North Carolina, Nevada, Ohio, Iowa, and Maine2 and Nebraska2.
Three ways to get from there to 270-268 would be:
a) as above but Trump wins NH but Clinton wins Maine2 and Nebraska2 (not all that unlikely)
b) as above Trump picks up Maine-statewide (a bit unlikely)
c) as above but Trump picks up Colorado, Clinton picks up Nevada and Maine2 (could happen).
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-06/atheist-christian-minister-gretta-vosper-wants-to-stay-in-church/7997028
I do so scratch my head.
err, I place this here
Gosh, what have you done to the forum? It’s loading really quite fast (for certain values of fast) on the dialup now.
OK, JustIn doesn’t want to load, I’ll have to ignore the world for tonight. I forgot to put The Pickwick Papers into my basket to bring with me, but I have a copy of The Discarded Image – An Introduction to Medieval and Renaissance Literature by C.S.Lewis on the table here. I started on it this afternoon and managed to nap quite easily from that starting point. So I’ll go and give that a go.
Intending to get up pretty much with the sun in the morning. Babuschka will want to do the Kelpie Walk along the river bank. I do too, because we haven’t done it since the flood. I imagine things have changed quite a bit, as the river has had quite a scouring.
Goodnight.
buffy said:
Gosh, what have you done to the forum? It’s loading really quite fast (for certain values of fast) on the dialup now.
sibeen isn’t spamming it with obscenities.
a coffee’n smoke
jen’s thunderin’ on loadin’ platform
heatin’t hot water
lady’s Excel exhaust ol’ been fixin’
muffler had’t hole
yes’s meant to but no not this one
rusty, noisy were
on me arm ol’ got a venn diagram
yes couple circle
overlappin’, the tail pipe what from
transition said:
a coffee’n smoke
jen’s thunderin’ on loadin’ platform
heatin’t hot water
lady’s Excel exhaust ol’ been fixin’
muffler had’t hole
yes’s meant to but no not this one
rusty, noisy were
on me arm ol’ got a venn diagram
yes couple circle
overlappin’, the tail pipe what from
Almost completely, but not quite entirely, unlike poetry.
Re-watching Voodoo Man (Bela Lugosi, George Zucco, 1944) before watching Fog Island (George Zucco, Lionel Atwill, 1945) which I’ve never seen.
An interesting doco on the 747 on Prime at the mo.
We have morning and the end of daylight stoopid saving.
Yippeeeee……
I will have morning light for my walk to work!
Grace news…apart from her being a certain level of nuts…she’s chewing off little bits of the old (but still beautiful) knitted blankets that we have for the dogs in this cooler weather. Little mangled bits keep turning up everywhere. I have to rethink the winter bedding for the mutts.
kii said:
Grace news…apart from her being a certain level of nuts…she’s chewing off little bits of the old (but still beautiful) knitted blankets that we have for the dogs in this cooler weather. Little mangled bits keep turning up everywhere. I have to rethink the winter bedding for the mutts.
She does like to keep those teeth busy, by the sound of it.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
Grace news…apart from her being a certain level of nuts…she’s chewing off little bits of the old (but still beautiful) knitted blankets that we have for the dogs in this cooler weather. Little mangled bits keep turning up everywhere. I have to rethink the winter bedding for the mutts.
She does like to keep those teeth busy, by the sound of it.
Yes, she has anxiety. She leaves sweaty paw prints everywhere and it is not hot. I read that it is a sign of anxiety. Plus the piddles and the behaviour around the other animals. I’m thinking of starting her on a course of Valerian. Also consult the vet next time we have to take her.
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
Grace news…apart from her being a certain level of nuts…she’s chewing off little bits of the old (but still beautiful) knitted blankets that we have for the dogs in this cooler weather. Little mangled bits keep turning up everywhere. I have to rethink the winter bedding for the mutts.
She does like to keep those teeth busy, by the sound of it.
Yes, she has anxiety. She leaves sweaty paw prints everywhere and it is not hot. I read that it is a sign of anxiety. Plus the piddles and the behaviour around the other animals. I’m thinking of starting her on a course of Valerian. Also consult the vet next time we have to take her.
Might calm her down a bit. She does seem to need some help in settling into her current lifestyle.
Ooo….we have a dense fog advisory! That’s a bit unusual.
https://www.wunderground.com/US/NM/411.html#FOG
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:The idea that there are human beings who think Trump would be a sane choice for president is just too depressing. It seems so much of the social progress I thought I was seeing in my lifetime has completely missed a huge slab of the US population, and presumably other Western nations as well.
If all that voting for the mainstream choices has done is send you backwards they are probably thinkng fuck it, let’s break the joint and see what happens. How much worse for me can it be?
Trump is the current “mainstream choice” of the conservative side of US politics. The very fact that the GOP have landed themselves with such a foolish and inadequate thug is clear evidence that conservatism is failing badly in the US.
And many of the people who favour him are not doing badly. It seems they’re just not “on board” with the 21st century, for reasons of their own.
woman she made me nice coffee
also three slices of toast
with apricot jam on’n oh’s yummy
piggy sounds slurp slurp
chew’t I swallow down my tummy
gurgle some’t do protest
says derrr eat too fast you be silly
AwesomeO said:
An interesting doco on the 747 on Prime at the mo.
been watching that
I’d better get back to this cosy old film. There’ll be a baked hen supper in half an hour or so.
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:The idea that there are human beings who think Trump would be a sane choice for president is just too depressing. It seems so much of the social progress I thought I was seeing in my lifetime has completely missed a huge slab of the US population, and presumably other Western nations as well.
If all that voting for the mainstream choices has done is send you backwards they are probably thinkng fuck it, let’s break the joint and see what happens. How much worse for me can it be?
Trump is the current “mainstream choice” of the conservative side of US politics. The very fact that the GOP have landed themselves with such a foolish and inadequate thug is clear evidence that conservatism is failing badly in the US.
And many of the people who favour him are not doing badly. It seems they’re just not “on board” with the 21st century, for reasons of their own.
He might be the choice of a mainstream party but you can hardly describe him as a mainstream politician. Which speaks to the disenchantment of those that I spoke about, to them, democrat, republican, it is all much of a muchness, both parties present a mainstream polished politician and no matter who is is in nothing changes, they are all the establishment and the entitled classes.
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:If all that voting for the mainstream choices has done is send you backwards they are probably thinkng fuck it, let’s break the joint and see what happens. How much worse for me can it be?
Trump is the current “mainstream choice” of the conservative side of US politics. The very fact that the GOP have landed themselves with such a foolish and inadequate thug is clear evidence that conservatism is failing badly in the US.
And many of the people who favour him are not doing badly. It seems they’re just not “on board” with the 21st century, for reasons of their own.
He might be the choice of a mainstream party but you can hardly describe him as a mainstream politician. Which speaks to the disenchantment of those that I spoke about, to them, democrat, republican, it is all much of a muchness, both parties present a mainstream polished politician and no matter who is is in nothing changes, they are all the establishment and the entitled classes.
You don’t get much more “entitled” than a critter like Trump. But no, he’s not a mainstream politician in that he makes little attempt to disguise the fact that he’s an obvious sociopathic conman, thereby encapsulating all that most sane people regard as the worst aspects of professional politicians.
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:Trump is the current “mainstream choice” of the conservative side of US politics. The very fact that the GOP have landed themselves with such a foolish and inadequate thug is clear evidence that conservatism is failing badly in the US.
And many of the people who favour him are not doing badly. It seems they’re just not “on board” with the 21st century, for reasons of their own.
He might be the choice of a mainstream party but you can hardly describe him as a mainstream politician. Which speaks to the disenchantment of those that I spoke about, to them, democrat, republican, it is all much of a muchness, both parties present a mainstream polished politician and no matter who is is in nothing changes, they are all the establishment and the entitled classes.
You don’t get much more “entitled” than a critter like Trump. But no, he’s not a mainstream politician in that he makes little attempt to disguise the fact that he’s an obvious sociopathic conman, thereby encapsulating all that most sane people regard as the worst aspects of professional politicians.
But he is not seen as part of the problem, he is not of the political establishment, he doesn’t represent more of the same he represents change from the same. I am not defending that or him as good just explaining my perception of the forces that have taken him to striking distance of being President.
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:Trump is the current “mainstream choice” of the conservative side of US politics. The very fact that the GOP have landed themselves with such a foolish and inadequate thug is clear evidence that conservatism is failing badly in the US.
And many of the people who favour him are not doing badly. It seems they’re just not “on board” with the 21st century, for reasons of their own.
He might be the choice of a mainstream party but you can hardly describe him as a mainstream politician. Which speaks to the disenchantment of those that I spoke about, to them, democrat, republican, it is all much of a muchness, both parties present a mainstream polished politician and no matter who is is in nothing changes, they are all the establishment and the entitled classes.
You don’t get much more “entitled” than a critter like Trump. But no, he’s not a mainstream politician in that he makes little attempt to disguise the fact that he’s an obvious sociopathic conman, thereby encapsulating all that most sane people regard as the worst aspects of professional politicians.
Yep. That’s Trump to a T, Mr Car.
Well, no fog visible around the mountains :( but we have lots of condensation dripping off things – a rare delight.
The Rocket Scientist is coming over today to work on the rock pile. I better get organised for that. We also have to dismantle the fountain and the power cord leading up to it. Grace dug the cord up the other day. I might have to look at re-positioning the fountain or getting a solar powered unit (which she’ll probably eat) or encasing the lead in a PVC pipe and her in some sort of restraining suit.
The day is starting off so cool and lovely :D
Good morning Holidayers. Babuschka seems to think it is now light enough to go for a walk along the river, so I will oblige. I should be rather pleasant. It’s cool and pre-dawn light.
Still running on dialup here…..there must be something wrong with the wireless network over here.
That was pleasant. The river has certainly had a scouring.
Where is everyone?
ChrispenEvan said:
Yeah. but being an off the show racist prick is in at the moment.
buffy said:
That was pleasant. The river has certainly had a scouring.
Where is everyone?
I’m here. Not really awake tho..
Watching Malcom say we are the greatest multisocial country in the world then tell us that we won’t take refugees and that 18C has to go.
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:That was pleasant. The river has certainly had a scouring.
Where is everyone?
I’m here. Not really awake tho..
Here, temporarily. I wonder if I can sneak into the CSIRO showers and wash my hair today. A bit difficult without a passcard, but I might just manage it.
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:That was pleasant. The river has certainly had a scouring.
Where is everyone?
I’m here. Not really awake tho..
Here, temporarily. I wonder if I can sneak into the CSIRO showers and wash my hair today. A bit difficult without a passcard, but I might just manage it.
You have a problem with your own shower?
roughbarked said:
Watching Malcom say we are the greatest multisocial country in the world then tell us that we won’t take refugees and that 18C has to go.
The two statements are not contradictory.
It is possible to be more multisocial than other countries, realise that is a mistake & attempt to rectify that mistake.
roughbarked said:
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:I’m here. Not really awake tho..
Here, temporarily. I wonder if I can sneak into the CSIRO showers and wash my hair today. A bit difficult without a passcard, but I might just manage it.
You have a problem with your own shower?
In the middle of a bathroom renovation. Tonight I won’t even have a toilet.
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:That was pleasant. The river has certainly had a scouring.
Where is everyone?
I’m here. Not really awake tho..
Here, temporarily. I wonder if I can sneak into the CSIRO showers and wash my hair today. A bit difficult without a passcard, but I might just manage it.
few spots of rain is not much
‘nough to get me up though
wonda what need coverin’ up
here I am coffee’n a smoke
galahs noisy ‘em’s eat’t grain
from silos’n too bunkers do
spilled out’n off of trucks also
now crow’s whingin’ a tune
Good morning forum. A lovely morning, but there is a special smoky tang to the air. The Hunter Valley fires are a bit early this year.
And snakes are early too. There was a lovely green tree snake sliding through the bushes next to my back deck. A bigger brown snake on my Saturday afternoon bushwalk…happily it was on the next rock ledge down from the one I was standing on.
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:
mollwollfumble said:Here, temporarily. I wonder if I can sneak into the CSIRO showers and wash my hair today. A bit difficult without a passcard, but I might just manage it.
You have a problem with your own shower?
In the middle of a bathroom renovation. Tonight I won’t even have a toilet.
Similar here.
ruby said:
Good morning forum. A lovely morning, but there is a special smoky tang to the air. The Hunter Valley fires are a bit early this year.And snakes are early too. There was a lovely green tree snake sliding through the bushes next to my back deck. A bigger brown snake on my Saturday afternoon bushwalk…happily it was on the next rock ledge down from the one I was standing on.
hello woobee.
cold and grey and blowy here.
mollwollfumble said:
Why? What has happened?
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:That was pleasant. The river has certainly had a scouring.
Where is everyone?
I’m here. Not really awake tho..
Here, temporarily. I wonder if I can sneak into the CSIRO showers and wash my hair today. A bit difficult without a passcard, but I might just manage it.
sarahs mum said:
ruby said:
Good morning forum. A lovely morning, but there is a special smoky tang to the air. The Hunter Valley fires are a bit early this year.And snakes are early too. There was a lovely green tree snake sliding through the bushes next to my back deck. A bigger brown snake on my Saturday afternoon bushwalk…happily it was on the next rock ledge down from the one I was standing on.
hello woobee.
cold and grey and blowy here.
Coo with a few clouds. Not much chance of rain. October averages 28mm but I only got 8mm so it’s really dry with very high fire danger.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Watching Malcom say we are the greatest multisocial country in the world then tell us that we won’t take refugees and that 18C has to go.
Morning all.The two statements are not contradictory.
It is possible to be more multisocial than other countries, realise that is a mistake & attempt to rectify that mistake.
Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
mollwollfumble said:
Oh, I see.
roughbarked said:
mollwollfumble said:Here, temporarily. I wonder if I can sneak into the CSIRO showers and wash my hair today. A bit difficult without a passcard, but I might just manage it.
You have a problem with your own shower?
In the middle of a bathroom renovation. Tonight I won’t even have a toilet.
Neighbours?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Watching Malcom say we are the greatest multisocial country in the world then tell us that we won’t take refugees and that 18C has to go.
Morning all.The two statements are not contradictory.
It is possible to be more multisocial than other countries, realise that is a mistake & attempt to rectify that mistake.Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
Has multicultural become a swear word?
I just found this.
Article 31 of the United Nations’ 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees states that signatories “shall not impose penalties, on account of their illegal entry or presence, on refugees”.
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/weblog/article/nation-we-were-robbed-/show_comments#sthash.qxu3a808.dpuf
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Watching Malcom say we are the greatest multisocial country in the world then tell us that we won’t take refugees and that 18C has to go.
Morning all.The two statements are not contradictory.
It is possible to be more multisocial than other countries, realise that is a mistake & attempt to rectify that mistake.Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Watching Malcom say we are the greatest multisocial country in the world then tell us that we won’t take refugees and that 18C has to go.
Morning all.The two statements are not contradictory.
It is possible to be more multisocial than other countries, realise that is a mistake & attempt to rectify that mistake.Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
It should be important to note that he repeatedly used multicsocial rather than multicultural.
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tamb said:Morning all.
The two statements are not contradictory.
It is possible to be more multisocial than other countries, realise that is a mistake & attempt to rectify that mistake.Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
Has multicultural become a swear word?
I just found this.
Article 31 of the United Nations’ 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees states that signatories “shall not impose penalties, on account of their illegal entry or presence, on refugees”.
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/weblog/article/nation-we-were-robbed-/show_comments#sthash.qxu3a808.dpuf
If Tony can get Malcom to do it, he’ll remove us from the UN.
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tamb said:Morning all.
The two statements are not contradictory.
It is possible to be more multisocial than other countries, realise that is a mistake & attempt to rectify that mistake.Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
Or is it multicultural?
Multicultural is a swear word to White Australians.
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tamb said:Morning all.
The two statements are not contradictory.
It is possible to be more multisocial than other countries, realise that is a mistake & attempt to rectify that mistake.Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
Or is it multicultural?
I think it is the cultural part that the Libs are having a problem with.
roughbarked said:
What’s happened to your bathroom?
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:You have a problem with your own shower?
In the middle of a bathroom renovation. Tonight I won’t even have a toilet.
Similar here.
Michael V said:
mollwollfumble said:Oh, I see.
roughbarked said:You have a problem with your own shower?
In the middle of a bathroom renovation. Tonight I won’t even have a toilet.
Neighbours?
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tamb said:Morning all.
The two statements are not contradictory.
It is possible to be more multisocial than other countries, realise that is a mistake & attempt to rectify that mistake.Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
Or is it multicultural?
Oops, I’m as bad as Malcolm Turnbull.
Yes, multicultural is what I meant.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:What’s happened to your bathroom?
mollwollfumble said:In the middle of a bathroom renovation. Tonight I won’t even have a toilet.
Similar here.
Apart from needing the leaks fixed? The bastards who built this place should be hung drawn and quartered. to put unsuspecting people into what was destined to become a family breaking nightmare.
They ran a level drain uphill. They created a lake in the middle of the concrete slab.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
Or is it multicultural?Multicultural is a swear word to White Australians.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
Or is it multicultural?Multicultural is a swear word to White Australians.
‘Multicultural’ was the word that was used in thesis titles in the 90s. It was followed in the noughties by the words ‘climate change.’
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Or is it multicultural?
Multicultural is a swear word to White Australians.
‘Multicultural’ was the word that was used in thesis titles in the 90s. It was followed in the noughties by the words ‘climate change.’
Bad language.. wash your mouth out.
Anyway, good morning all.
25.5°C and 74% RH here. The windows and doors were all fogged up earlier. Clouds are billowing over the sandhill and then evaporating as they travel northwest.
How is everyone? What are you all up to today?
Me? Cleaning off now-set concrete splodges from the outside walls, then watching the final day’s cricket.
My thoughts are with the Aussies today. six wickets and they need t get more than fifty each.
Morning. Cool and sunny in the Styx. Injection in knee & then work.
It is poignant that the dark skinned men in the formerly apartheid state are the ones doing the work.
roughbarked said:
My thoughts are with the Aussies today. six wickets and they need t get more than fifty each.
poikilotherm said:
Morning. Cool and sunny in the Styx. Injection in knee & then work.
After something like ten weeks, I’ve actually awakened without a burning desire to scraatch my skin off. Not that there is much left.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
My thoughts are with the Aussies today. six wickets and they need t get more than fifty each.
Be all over before lunch.
Most punters would say that but the bats are bigger now.
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Is “multisocial” what the Libnats say when they mean multiracial now?
Or is it multicultural?I think it is the cultural part that the Libs are having a problem with.
ruby said:
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:Or is it multicultural?
I think it is the cultural part that the Libs are having a problem with.
Heh. The libs are as cultural as my experimental mulberry jelly that I just found on the bottom shelf of my fridge.
Nothing that tossing in the bin won’t fix.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
My thoughts are with the Aussies today. six wickets and they need t get more than fifty each.
Be all over before lunch.Most punters would say that but the bats are bigger now.
roughbarked said:
ruby said:
sarahs mum said:I think it is the cultural part that the Libs are having a problem with.
Heh. The libs are as cultural as my experimental mulberry jelly that I just found on the bottom shelf of my fridge.Nothing that tossing in the bin won’t fix.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Be all over before lunch.
Most punters would say that but the bats are bigger now.
Big enough to keep catching edges.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
ruby said:Heh. The libs are as cultural as my experimental mulberry jelly that I just found on the bottom shelf of my fridge.
Nothing that tossing in the bin won’t fix.
The jelly or the Libs?
Both have toxic blooms.
ruby said:
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:Or is it multicultural?
I think it is the cultural part that the Libs are having a problem with.
Heh. The libs are as cultural as my experimental mulberry jelly that I just found on the bottom shelf of my fridge.
The Libs have culture. In the same way that yoghurt, for instance, has culture.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:Most punters would say that but the bats are bigger now.
Big enough to keep catching edges.
That’s true too. I’m hoping the ball will hit the middle more often.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
ruby said:Heh. The libs are as cultural as my experimental mulberry jelly that I just found on the bottom shelf of my fridge.
Nothing that tossing in the bin won’t fix.
The jelly or the Libs?
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:Nothing that tossing in the bin won’t fix.
The jelly or the Libs?Both have toxic blooms.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Big enough to keep catching edges.
That’s true too. I’m hoping the ball will hit the middle more often.
I think we’ll be lucky to make another 70 runs.
From the ABC news website- Senator Bernardi is in the US and has been vocally backing the Republican candidate.
Ha….well, that’s it, Trump can’t lose now.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:That’s true too. I’m hoping the ball will hit the middle more often.
I think we’ll be lucky to make another 70 runs.
I’m not placing any bets. Once Smithy failed, it was most likely all over. We needed him to stay there getting thirty every sixty balls, to the end.
I have to write an opinion piece for a specific market e.g Crikey.com. I don’t know what topic to write about.
Divine Angel said:
I have to write an opinion piece for a specific market e.g Crikey.com. I don’t know what topic to write about.
Balls, pink balls, white balls, red balls.
Leave out blue balls.
Peak Warming Man said:
Divine Angel said:
I have to write an opinion piece for a specific market e.g Crikey.com. I don’t know what topic to write about.
Balls, pink balls, white balls, red balls.
Leave out blue balls.
Divine Angel said:
I have to write an opinion piece for a specific market e.g Crikey.com. I don’t know what topic to write about.
It’s an opinion piece, so you can write about anything. Write about something you feel passionate about, like the stupidity of some of your customers (:
btm said:
Divine Angel said:
I have to write an opinion piece for a specific market e.g Crikey.com. I don’t know what topic to write about.
It’s an opinion piece, so you can write about anything. Write about something you feel passionate about, like the stupidity of some of your customers (:
Sure, but to what market? I don’t think notalwaysright.com counts.
Oh that was fun :D The convenor of the unit I am currently studying sent out a survey asking for feedback. I hate the unit, I love the tutor. I let loose, including the major spelling error on page 46 where “public intellectual” was misspelled as “pubic intellectual”. This is a writing unit yet the course notes are riddled with spelling errors. It’s very difficult to take a writing subject seriously when there’s glaring errors in the study guide.
Divine Angel said:
Oh that was fun :D The convenor of the unit I am currently studying sent out a survey asking for feedback. I hate the unit, I love the tutor. I let loose, including the major spelling error on page 46 where “public intellectual” was misspelled as “pubic intellectual”. This is a writing unit yet the course notes are riddled with spelling errors. It’s very difficult to take a writing subject seriously when there’s glaring errors in the study guide.
And what did they have to say for themselves?
btm said:
Heh!
ruby said:
sarahs mum said:I think it is the cultural part that the Libs are having a problem with.
Heh. The libs are as cultural as my experimental mulberry jelly that I just found on the bottom shelf of my fridge.The Libs have culture. In the same way that yoghurt, for instance, has culture.
:)
Peak Warming Man said:
Divine Angel said:
Oh that was fun :D The convenor of the unit I am currently studying sent out a survey asking for feedback. I hate the unit, I love the tutor. I let loose, including the major spelling error on page 46 where “public intellectual” was misspelled as “pubic intellectual”. This is a writing unit yet the course notes are riddled with spelling errors. It’s very difficult to take a writing subject seriously when there’s glaring errors in the study guide.
And what did they have to say for themselves?
Not sure I will ever find out. Perhaps the unit will undergo a major overhaul, maybe they’re happy a unit such as Public Writing is heavily based in theory with no application to actual public writing.
PS, I have issues with the convenor as well. When she comes up to me at graduation to congratulate me, I shall smile ever so sweetly and reply, “I have nothing to say to you” and I will turn on my heel and walk away. She knows who I am.
OK I’ve decided my opinion piece will be in response to this article.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-07/lack-of-funding-sees-scientists-leaving-labs-in-droves/7996604
Where’s moll?
Divine Angel said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Divine Angel said:
Oh that was fun :D The convenor of the unit I am currently studying sent out a survey asking for feedback. I hate the unit, I love the tutor. I let loose, including the major spelling error on page 46 where “public intellectual” was misspelled as “pubic intellectual”. This is a writing unit yet the course notes are riddled with spelling errors. It’s very difficult to take a writing subject seriously when there’s glaring errors in the study guide.
And what did they have to say for themselves?
Not sure I will ever find out. Perhaps the unit will undergo a major overhaul, maybe they’re happy a unit such as Public Writing is heavily based in theory with no application to actual public writing.
PS, I have issues with the convenor as well. When she comes up to me at graduation to congratulate me, I shall smile ever so sweetly and reply, “I have nothing to say to you” and I will turn on my heel and walk away. She knows who I am.
That’s not very nice.
Divine Angel said:
Oh that was fun :D The convenor of the unit I am currently studying sent out a survey asking for feedback. I hate the unit, I love the tutor. I let loose, including the major spelling error on page 46 where “public intellectual” was misspelled as “pubic intellectual”. This is a writing unit yet the course notes are riddled with spelling errors. It’s very difficult to take a writing subject seriously when there’s glaring errors in the study guide.
:)
Peak Warming Man said:
That’s not very nice.
Do you think I should kick her in the shins instead?
Divine Angel said:
Peak Warming Man said:That’s not very nice.
Do you think I should kick her in the shins instead?
Kicking her in the ovaries would be more up PWMs alley.
I don’t think I can get my leg that high in a roundhouse kick.
poikilotherm said:
Divine Angel said:
Peak Warming Man said:That’s not very nice.
Do you think I should kick her in the shins instead?
Kicking her in the ovaries would be more up PWMs alley.
MSNBC
FBI Completes Review of Newly Revealed Hillary Clinton Emails, Finds No Evidence of Criminality
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/fbi-completes-review-newly-revealed-hillary-clinton-emails-finds-no-n678701
CNN
FBI clears Clinton — again
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/06/politics/comey-tells-congress-fbi-has-not-changed-conclusions/index.html
dv said:
MSNBC
FBI Completes Review of Newly Revealed Hillary Clinton Emails, Finds No Evidence of Criminality
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/fbi-completes-review-newly-revealed-hillary-clinton-emails-finds-no-n678701CNN
FBI clears Clinton — again
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/06/politics/comey-tells-congress-fbi-has-not-changed-conclusions/index.html
I fear this closure on investigation is too late. #starvingforTrump
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-07/lack-of-funding-sees-scientists-leaving-labs-in-droves/7996604
Divine Angel said:
I fear this closure on investigation is too late. #starvingforTrump
I hope that Trump wins.
Then, when the US has built its walls, and ‘kicked out’ all of the people it thinks it doesn’t want, and generally shut itself off from the world, they may be forced
to look inwards, and see that their troubles are largely of their own creation.
mcgoon said:
Divine Angel said:I fear this closure on investigation is too late. #starvingforTrump
I hope that Trump wins.
Then, when the US has built its walls, and ‘kicked out’ all of the people it thinks it doesn’t want, and generally shut itself off from the world, they may be forced
to look inwards, and see that their troubles are largely of their own creation.
They are far too arrogant to admit that.
morning folks
mcgoon said:
Divine Angel said:I fear this closure on investigation is too late. #starvingforTrump
I hope that Trump wins.
Then, when the US has built its walls, and ‘kicked out’ all of the people it thinks it doesn’t want, and generally shut itself off from the world, they may be forced
to look inwards, and see that their troubles are largely of their own creation.
Another war will help them overcome any perceived introspection problems.
The Rocket Scientist received a phone call from the Clinton campaign this afternoon asking if he’d voted and would he like to help with phone calls on Tuesday.
He’s already voted and he has a rocket science meeting on Tuesday.
Which Country will the US attack next?
CrazyNeutrino said:
mcgoon said:
Divine Angel said:I fear this closure on investigation is too late. #starvingforTrump
I hope that Trump wins.
Then, when the US has built its walls, and ‘kicked out’ all of the people it thinks it doesn’t want, and generally shut itself off from the world, they may be forced
to look inwards, and see that their troubles are largely of their own creation.Another war will help them overcome any perceived introspection problems.
Their attention will be diverted.
Divine Angel said:
mcgoon said:
Divine Angel said:I fear this closure on investigation is too late. #starvingforTrump
I hope that Trump wins.
Then, when the US has built its walls, and ‘kicked out’ all of the people it thinks it doesn’t want, and generally shut itself off from the world, they may be forced
to look inwards, and see that their troubles are largely of their own creation.They are far too arrogant to admit that.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Which Country will the US attack next?
ISIS
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
mcgoon said:I hope that Trump wins.
Then, when the US has built its walls, and ‘kicked out’ all of the people it thinks it doesn’t want, and generally shut itself off from the world, they may be forced
to look inwards, and see that their troubles are largely of their own creation.They are far too arrogant to admit that.
They are only arrogant due to their poor education system.
FWIW I do not hope Trump wins. I don’t think the value of the lesson to which mcgoon refers would not be enough to justify the damage.
…There’s something really wrong with Gable Tostee.
Divine Angel said:
…There’s something really wrong with Gable Tostee.
the inventor of the gable roof?…
his cousin Clark seemed a good sort though…
stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
…There’s something really wrong with Gable Tostee.
the inventor of the gable roof?…
his cousin Clark seemed a good sort though…
stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
…There’s something really wrong with Gable Tostee.
the inventor of the gable roof?…
his cousin Clark seemed a good sort though…
His story is huge in Qld at the moment.
He met a young lady on Tinder, they got drunk, had sex, there was an altercation, she was locked on his 14th storey balcony and fell to her death. He was recently acquitted on charges of murder and manslaughter but is now doing a 60 Minutes interview. He was reportedly paid a 6 figure sum and the snippets I just saw on morning TV don’t look good.
Tamb said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
…There’s something really wrong with Gable Tostee.
the inventor of the gable roof?…
his cousin Clark seemed a good sort though…
No. You’re thinking of Clark Kent.
Frankly my dear….
stumpy_seahorse said:
Tamb said:
stumpy_seahorse said:the inventor of the gable roof?…
his cousin Clark seemed a good sort though…
No. You’re thinking of Clark Kent.Frankly my dear….
Divine Angel said:
…There’s something really wrong with Gable Tostee.
What’s his real name?
Great. Make jokes. I’m not even in the country and I’m aware of this douche bag.
Peak Warming Man said:
Divine Angel said:
…There’s something really wrong with Gable Tostee.
What’s his real name?
Apparently he’s changed his name to Eric Thomas.
I’m heading home. The gentle pretendy rain is getting heavier, but I got some weeding and mowing done before it started.
kii said:
Great. Make jokes. I’m not even in the country and I’m aware of this douche bag.
Greetings, tired this morning and only 8 hours to go
Bubblecar said:
Still windy
saw this go past this morning and thought of you..
http://www.wimp.com/25-vintage-recipes-that-are-so-bad-theyre-funny/?utm_source=partner/
I’ve picked up some nasty bug from some yucky person in the public arena.
It really is better if I stay home.
Cymek said:
Greetings, tired this morning and only 8 hours to go
Is the computer that you cashed in your superfund to buy fixed yet, Cymek?
Divine Angel said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
…There’s something really wrong with Gable Tostee.
the inventor of the gable roof?…
his cousin Clark seemed a good sort though…
His story is huge in Qld at the moment.
He met a young lady on Tinder, they got drunk, had sex, there was an altercation, she was locked on his 14th storey balcony and fell to her death. He was recently acquitted on charges of murder and manslaughter but is now doing a 60 Minutes interview. He was reportedly paid a 6 figure sum and the snippets I just saw on morning TV don’t look good.
Paying people for interviews like that is rather fucked up
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Still windy
saw this go past this morning and thought of you..
http://www.wimp.com/25-vintage-recipes-that-are-so-bad-theyre-funny/?utm_source=partner/
Ta :)
Peak Warming Man said:
Cymek said:
Greetings, tired this morning and only 8 hours to go
Is the computer that you cashed in your superfund to buy fixed yet, Cymek?
No its on its way to Melbourne to go back to the shop that built it for looking at, I’ve not yet checked when its due to arrive
I am hoping they can find what is causing problems and it’s hardware related as all of it is covered by at least a three year warranty, if it’s software (games) that don’t like my setup with it being so new and powerful then that’s a pain, but not much I can do except run games in debug (underclocked) mode.
A lot here I didn’t know about Dr K.
http://www.abc.net.au/tv/talkingheads/txt/s2262211.htm
Divine Angel said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
…There’s something really wrong with Gable Tostee.
the inventor of the gable roof?…
his cousin Clark seemed a good sort though…
His story is huge in Qld at the moment.
He met a young lady on Tinder, they got drunk, had sex, there was an altercation, she was locked on his 14th storey balcony and fell to her death. He was recently acquitted on charges of murder and manslaughter but is now doing a 60 Minutes interview. He was reportedly paid a 6 figure sum and the snippets I just saw on morning TV don’t look good.
I can understand the guy’s desire to try and make a buck while the going is good, but surely publicist worth their salt would be telling him that this will not turn out good for him…
Personally I think the best thing he could do is to change his name, try and get a job somewhere in an out of the way place and keep a low profile for a few years.
I just checked the consignment number for my computer and its arrived in Melbourne and been delivered, I was somewhat worried about sending something like a PC across the nation without the original protective packing but it seems like they did a good job my end.
I’m waiting for my phone call from Pozible. I don’t know why I am adrenalling.
sarahs mum said:
I’m waiting for my phone call from Pozible. I don’t know why I am adrenalling.
I’m sorry I haven’t donated yet, I kinda had other things in the past couple of weeks. Birthdays, plumbing, curtains and car took precedence. When does the campaign end?
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:
I’m waiting for my phone call from Pozible. I don’t know why I am adrenalling.I’m sorry I haven’t donated yet, I kinda had other things in the past couple of weeks. Birthdays, plumbing, curtains and car took precedence. When does the campaign end?
You don’t have to be sorry. Really. :)
I have 15 days to go and I am sitting on $1760 of $2632. I think that means I am half way through and I am 2/3 funded. I am now in the statistical slump.
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:
I’m waiting for my phone call from Pozible. I don’t know why I am adrenalling.I’m sorry I haven’t donated yet, I kinda had other things in the past couple of weeks. Birthdays, plumbing, curtains and car took precedence. When does the campaign end?
You don’t have to be sorry. Really. :)
I have 15 days to go and I am sitting on $1760 of $2632. I think that means I am half way through and I am 2/3 funded. I am now in the statistical slump.
>>>Birthdays, plumbing, curtains and car took precedence.
these things should probably take precedence.
It’s that time of the morning when an old mans fancy turns to what he’s going to have with his cup of tea for lunch.
I’m thinking cold roast beef and salad on a buttered roll.
A touch of horseradish too.
I had a pretty productive weekend in the garden, whipper snipped and mowed the lawn and then top dressed it, weeded and sprayed all our fruit trees for fruit fly, determined they won’t ruin the fruit this year as their must be a couple of hundred various types of stone fruit on the trees and I want to eat them.
Having finished most of my uni work for today, I will soon go to the shops. I need caffeine-free Pepsi, a 9v battery, bubble bath and something delicious for lunch.
>>This is a friendly reminder that your Phone chat with Elliot with Pozible is at 11:45am (GMT+10:00 Sydney, Melbourne Time) on November 7, 2016.
Elliot seems to have missed his time slot or I don’t know what day it is.
sarahs mum said:
>>This is a friendly reminder that your Phone chat with Elliot with Pozible is at 11:45am (GMT+10:00 Sydney, Melbourne Time) on November 7, 2016.Elliot seems to have missed his time slot or I don’t know what day it is.
Perhaps he is with a friend phoning home
Cymek said:
sarahs mum said:
>>This is a friendly reminder that your Phone chat with Elliot with Pozible is at 11:45am (GMT+10:00 Sydney, Melbourne Time) on November 7, 2016.Elliot seems to have missed his time slot or I don’t know what day it is.
Perhaps he is with a friend phoning home
:)
Divine Angel said:
Having finished most of my uni work for today, I will soon go to the shops. I need caffeine-free Pepsi, a 9v battery, bubble bath and something delicious for lunch.
hmmn, never seen “caffeine-free Pepsi” and “something delicious” used in the same sentence before, Windows 10 nearly crashed.
sarahs mum said:
>>This is a friendly reminder that your Phone chat with Elliot with Pozible is at 11:45am (GMT+10:00 Sydney, Melbourne Time) on November 7, 2016.Elliot seems to have missed his time slot or I don’t know what day it is.
That or Pozible don’t know we’re on Summer Time now.
sarahs mum said:
>>This is a friendly reminder that your Phone chat with Elliot with Pozible is at 11:45am (GMT+10:00 Sydney, Melbourne Time) on November 7, 2016.Elliot seems to have missed his time slot or I don’t know what day it is.
GMT+10:00 is Eastern Australian Standard Time; we’re currently on Daylight Saving Time which is GMT+11:00, so Elliot will (if he keeps his promise) call at 12:45 Tasmania time.
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
>>This is a friendly reminder that your Phone chat with Elliot with Pozible is at 11:45am (GMT+10:00 Sydney, Melbourne Time) on November 7, 2016.Elliot seems to have missed his time slot or I don’t know what day it is.
That or Pozible don’t know we’re on Summer Time now.
Some of you are bet we here in the big north eastern state are on Queensland National Standard Mean Time.
It may be that I am a bit fuzzy with this bug, but despite everything that Trump has said and/or done, I cannot for the life of me get past that hair of his. How the fuck does anyone take him seriously when he sports that hideous thing on his head?
I know it’s shallow, but gaaaaah….
kii said:
It may be that I am a bit fuzzy with this bug, but despite everything that Trump has said and/or done, I cannot for the life of me get past that hair of his. How the fuck does anyone take him seriously when he sports that hideous thing on his head?I know it’s shallow, but gaaaaah….
I was listening to a song by a punk rock band from back in the 90’s and they referred to Trump a money whore, it’s still apt today
Peak Warming Man said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
>>This is a friendly reminder that your Phone chat with Elliot with Pozible is at 11:45am (GMT+10:00 Sydney, Melbourne Time) on November 7, 2016.Elliot seems to have missed his time slot or I don’t know what day it is.
That or Pozible don’t know we’re on Summer Time now.
Some of you are bet we here in the big north eastern state are on Queensland National Standard Mean Time.
Ya. I notice you’re still in Bjelke-Petersen mode.. give it another 50 years…
Righto. Had my talk to Elliot and he filled me in on lots of bits that I wasn’t getting together on my Pozible page. I now know how to add another pledge icon. I now know how to do an update. I now know I screwed up terribly on the postage and handling section that I never found. And I know now how to tell people what extra funds, if any, will go toward. I suppose I could of made a bigger mess of it.
Divine Angel said:
I need caffeine-free Pepsi, a 9v battery, bubble bath and something delicious for lunch.
Sounds like a MacGyver episode.
>Is “multisocial” what the…/snip/..”
don’t mind that term, seems neutral, lends less to BS.
it’s like whatever, mate, whatever floats ya boat
poikilotherm said:
Divine Angel said:
I need caffeine-free Pepsi, a 9v battery, bubble bath and something delicious for lunch.
Sounds like a MacGyver episode.
It does I was thinking something similar or a kinky sex game
sarahs mum said:
Isn’t that AEST, not AEDT?
>>This is a friendly reminder that your Phone chat with Elliot with Pozible is at 11:45am (GMT+10:00 Sydney, Melbourne Time) on November 7, 2016.Elliot seems to have missed his time slot or I don’t know what day it is.
So, about now?
Michael V said:
OK, it’s happened. Don’t mind me…
sarahs mum said:Isn’t that AEST, not AEDT?
>>This is a friendly reminder that your Phone chat with Elliot with Pozible is at 11:45am (GMT+10:00 Sydney, Melbourne Time) on November 7, 2016.Elliot seems to have missed his time slot or I don’t know what day it is.
So, about now?
ChrispenEvan said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-07/lack-of-funding-sees-scientists-leaving-labs-in-droves/7996604
Seems that we need a government that funds research?
CrazyNeutrino said:
mcgoon said:
Divine Angel said:I fear this closure on investigation is too late. #starvingforTrump
I hope that Trump wins.
Then, when the US has built its walls, and ‘kicked out’ all of the people it thinks it doesn’t want, and generally shut itself off from the world, they may be forced
to look inwards, and see that their troubles are largely of their own creation.Another war will help them overcome any perceived introspection problems.
The last one didn’t solve anything. It only gave red badges of courage.
roughbarked said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
mcgoon said:I hope that Trump wins.
Then, when the US has built its walls, and ‘kicked out’ all of the people it thinks it doesn’t want, and generally shut itself off from the world, they may be forced
to look inwards, and see that their troubles are largely of their own creation.Another war will help them overcome any perceived introspection problems.
The last one didn’t solve anything. It only gave red badges of courage.
His wall is such hypocrisy anyway, how can the USA exploit Mexican’s for cheap labour if a wall goes up
Do they still make aerosol cream?
Yep, I have two cartons of it at work.
roughbarked said:
ChrispenEvan said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-07/lack-of-funding-sees-scientists-leaving-labs-in-droves/7996604
Seems that we need a government that funds research?
Maybe Kickstarter?
Bubblecar said:
Yes.
Do they still make aerosol cream?!https://img1.etsystatic.com/103/1/7284045/il_fullxfull.1028575525_dpr7.jpg
sarahs mum said:
Righto. Had my talk to Elliot and he filled me in on lots of bits that I wasn’t getting together on my Pozible page. I now know how to add another pledge icon. I now know how to do an update. I now know I screwed up terribly on the postage and handling section that I never found. And I know now how to tell people what extra funds, if any, will go toward. I suppose I could of made a bigger mess of it.
I didn’t notice any mess, except the inability to pledge via PayPal etc.
Hope you’re still well on track.
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:Yes.
Do they still make aerosol cream?!https://img1.etsystatic.com/103/1/7284045/il_fullxfull.1028575525_dpr7.jpg
Haven’t seen it in our IGA. Mind you, I haven’t been looking for it :)
Divine Angel said:
Yep, I have two cartons of it at work.
For topping the milk shakes?
Bubblecar said:
Do they still make aerosol cream?
Shit yeah!
We have a cream whipper, like a soda siphon, but you put in cream and bomb it with something that I can’t remember. When our friends were running one of the Great Australian Ice Creamery franchises, they used the large, commercial version and we got ourselves a smaller one. We tend not to use enough cream to make it worth having it going in the fridge all the time, but now you have reminded me, I might do it again. I like the gassed cream.
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Yep, I have two cartons of it at work.
For topping the milk shakes?
No, for topping the massive failure that was soft drink spiders.
Divine Angel said:
Yep, I have two cartons of it at work.
You’ve been huffing it between problem customers for self medication haven’t you?!?
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Yep, I have two cartons of it at work.
For topping the milk shakes?
No, for topping the massive failure that was soft drink spiders.
Not very popular I assume.
buffy said:
We have a cream whipper, like a soda siphon, but you put in cream and bomb it with something that I can’t remember. When our friends were running one of the Great Australian Ice Creamery franchises, they used the large, commercial version and we got ourselves a smaller one. We tend not to use enough cream to make it worth having it going in the fridge all the time, but now you have reminded me, I might do it again. I like the gassed cream.
I’m not much of a dessert man and have seldom delved into these matters.
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:For topping the milk shakes?
No, for topping the massive failure that was soft drink spiders.
Not very popular I assume.
They really, really weren’t.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Divine Angel said:
Yep, I have two cartons of it at work.
You’ve been huffing it between problem customers for self medication haven’t you?!?
Send me some. My need is greater .
Got a call from daycare about half an hour ago that Little Miss has conjunctivitis and can I pick her up? (I wiped her eye this morning but didn’t think anything of it.) She was playing a few minutes ago but fell quiet – just found her curled up on her favourite blanket on the floor fast asleep.
Divine Angel said:
Got a call from daycare about half an hour ago that Little Miss has conjunctivitis and can I pick her up? (I wiped her eye this morning but didn’t think anything of it.) She was playing a few minutes ago but fell quiet – just found her curled up on her favourite blanket on the floor fast asleep.
Ah. Nasty stuff that, I remember having it as a child. Waking up with eyes stuck together with orange muck.
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:
ChrispenEvan said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-07/lack-of-funding-sees-scientists-leaving-labs-in-droves/7996604
Seems that we need a government that funds research?
Maybe Kickstarter?
pozible?
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:No, for topping the massive failure that was soft drink spiders.
Not very popular I assume.
They really, really weren’t.
>Do they still make aerosol cream?
it’s interesting that kid’s hairdo, that’d work on (many) kids of the time. Sorta hints rebellious, something military maybe, and tongue hanging out is desire, sorta adds up to indulge your desire for sweets with force. Nag mum to buy it.
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Got a call from daycare about half an hour ago that Little Miss has conjunctivitis and can I pick her up? (I wiped her eye this morning but didn’t think anything of it.) She was playing a few minutes ago but fell quiet – just found her curled up on her favourite blanket on the floor fast asleep.
Ah. Nasty stuff that, I remember having it as a child. Waking up with eyes stuck together with orange muck.
Rosemary tea. Bathe her eyes with that.
kii said:
It may be that I am a bit fuzzy with this bug, but despite everything that Trump has said and/or done, I cannot for the life of me get past that hair of his. How the fuck does anyone take him seriously when he sports that hideous thing on his head?I know it’s shallow, but gaaaaah….
Fergus Laing has a fine head of hair,
When the wind’s in the right direction.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Yep, I have two cartons of it at work.
For topping the milk shakes?
No, for topping the massive failure that was soft drink spiders.
I don’t drink fizzy drinks, but the whipped cream on an iced chocolate is magnificent. Lots of chocolate, a scoop (or two) of icecream, and a top of whipped cream. Sprinkle with drinking chocolate if desires. Mmmmmm.
buffy said:
I don’t drink fizzy drinks, but the whipped cream on an iced chocolate is magnificent. Lots of chocolate, a scoop (or two) of icecream, and a top of whipped cream. Sprinkle with drinking chocolate if desires. Mmmmmm.
I’m an iced chocolate fan from way back.
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Got a call from daycare about half an hour ago that Little Miss has conjunctivitis and can I pick her up? (I wiped her eye this morning but didn’t think anything of it.) She was playing a few minutes ago but fell quiet – just found her curled up on her favourite blanket on the floor fast asleep.
Ah. Nasty stuff that, I remember having it as a child. Waking up with eyes stuck together with orange muck.
In fact thinking about it, I was sent home from primary school on the day I first noticed it. I remember Mum and a friend of hers were in the front garden, and she said “What are you doing home at this hour?” or suchlike, and I replied in a pathetic, tearful voice: “I’m very ill…”
And then she and her friend burst out laughing. I must have put a bit too much expression into it.
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:I don’t drink fizzy drinks, but the whipped cream on an iced chocolate is magnificent. Lots of chocolate, a scoop (or two) of icecream, and a top of whipped cream. Sprinkle with drinking chocolate if desires. Mmmmmm.
I’m an iced chocolate fan from way back.
But it’s got to be done right. None of this sliding chocolate topping down the side of the glass. Mix up drinking chocolate (lots of it) with some hot water down in the bottom of the long glass as your base. Stir in milk. Full cream for preference. Mix the chocolate mix and milk a bit. Icecream. Whipped cream. Sprinkle with drinking chocolate. Serve with a parfait spoon and a pink bendy straw. (OK, the straw doesn’t have to be pink, or bendy…..)
buffy said:
But it’s got to be done right. None of this sliding chocolate topping down the side of the glass. Mix up drinking chocolate (lots of it) with some hot water down in the bottom of the long glass as your base. Stir in milk. Full cream for preference. Mix the chocolate mix and milk a bit. Icecream. Whipped cream. Sprinkle with drinking chocolate. Serve with a parfait spoon and a pink bendy straw. (OK, the straw doesn’t have to be pink, or bendy…..)
I don’t mind chocolate syrup down the sides.
Tonight? I don’t think so.
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:But it’s got to be done right. None of this sliding chocolate topping down the side of the glass. Mix up drinking chocolate (lots of it) with some hot water down in the bottom of the long glass as your base. Stir in milk. Full cream for preference. Mix the chocolate mix and milk a bit. Icecream. Whipped cream. Sprinkle with drinking chocolate. Serve with a parfait spoon and a pink bendy straw. (OK, the straw doesn’t have to be pink, or bendy…..)
I don’t mind chocolate syrup down the sides.
On the outside?
Divine Angel said:
Got a call from daycare about half an hour ago that Little Miss has conjunctivitis and can I pick her up? (I wiped her eye this morning but didn’t think anything of it.) She was playing a few minutes ago but fell quiet – just found her curled up on her favourite blanket on the floor fast asleep.
you’d best speak with them wolvez…
So now, as I have some jersey milk in the fridge, it is necessary to make iced chocolate. There is also cream. And Mr buffy bought some more vanilla icecream this morning. So I’ve mixed up cocoa and sugar and some hot water and letting that cool. I can curb my impatience for about half an hour, I think…
Mr buffy has just gone to the post office, so I will have to wait for him, at least. He also wants an iced chocolate.
Ready…..
I really should get organized and do something about that window frame behind the kitchen sink. It’s a bit rustic.
I want some of those oldfashioned banana split dishes too, but I haven’t seen any around for years.
Buffy certainly goes all out for iced chocolates.
A lot of these things that are not good for you will be outlawed down the track, the rumblings are already being felt.
There’ll be chocolate dogs going through the crowd at Big Day Out events sniffing for Mars Bars and Freckles.
Peak Warming Man said:
snigger
A lot of these things that are not good for you will be outlawed down the track, the rumblings are already being felt.
There’ll be chocolate dogs going through the crowd at Big Day Out events sniffing for Mars Bars and Freckles.
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:snigger
A lot of these things that are not good for you will be outlawed down the track, the rumblings are already being felt.
There’ll be chocolate dogs going through the crowd at Big Day Out events sniffing for Mars Bars and Freckles.
I was sorting some work to photograph when Janina came. I now have work on the wall but I can’t find the camera..
“NRL superstar Jarryd Hayne has been left red-faced after pornographic images were displayed during a school presentation on cyber security.
Hayne’s phone was connected to a public wi-fi network displaying his browsing history as part of the lesson, when lewd images appeared on the screen in front of hundreds of students at Robina State High School.”
LOL
sarahs mum said:
I was sorting some work to photograph when Janina came. I now have work on the wall but I can’t find the camera..
some dog has tipped it off the coffee table during a spate of tail chasing or squeaky toying. It still works. It is looking shabbier by the day.
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
I was sorting some work to photograph when Janina came. I now have work on the wall but I can’t find the camera..some dog has tipped it off the coffee table during a spate of tail chasing or squeaky toying. It still works. It is looking shabbier by the day.
My little snappy Olympus is still going strong, about 10 years old now. Very well made stainless steel body.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
I was sorting some work to photograph when Janina came. I now have work on the wall but I can’t find the camera..some dog has tipped it off the coffee table during a spate of tail chasing or squeaky toying. It still works. It is looking shabbier by the day.
My little snappy Olympus is still going strong, about 10 years old now. Very well made stainless steel body.
I think this sony is from 2008. It has done a lot of miles and been through a lot of studio work..as well as being flung across the room during tail chasing dervishes.
IT HAS happened again.
The Government today has again accidentally backed a motion criticising itself.
This time the support was for a demand that the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull cease “short-changing pensioners”.
The first to recognise the impending Government snafu was Labor’s Anthony Albanese, who was sitting at the table of the House of Representatives.
He watched, almost open mouthed, as LNP member for Wright, Scott Buchholz, seconded a motion which had just been moved by Labor’s MP for Lindsay, Emma Husar. Fortunately for the Government the motion didn’t get to a vote and was adjourned. It had no substantial consequences.
http://www.news.com.au/national/politics/coalition-mp-accidentally-seconds-labor-motion-attacking-turnbull-administration/news-story/6f0d8ed64b68e037729640c18fcc9783
sarahs mum said:
IT HAS happened again.
The Government today has again accidentally backed a motion criticising itself.
This time the support was for a demand that the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull cease “short-changing pensioners”.
The first to recognise the impending Government snafu was Labor’s Anthony Albanese, who was sitting at the table of the House of Representatives.
He watched, almost open mouthed, as LNP member for Wright, Scott Buchholz, seconded a motion which had just been moved by Labor’s MP for Lindsay, Emma Husar. Fortunately for the Government the motion didn’t get to a vote and was adjourned. It had no substantial consequences.http://www.news.com.au/national/politics/coalition-mp-accidentally-seconds-labor-motion-attacking-turnbull-administration/news-story/6f0d8ed64b68e037729640c18fcc9783
Another Freudian slip.
Strong and enticing garlic and rosemary smell now emanating form the lamb and vegetable casserole in the oven.
Bubblecar said:
Strong and enticing garlic and rosemary smell now emanating form the lamb and vegetable casserole in the oven.
form = from
Bubblecar said:
I like the “rising sun” effect timberwork upstairs.
Camouflaged Kissel Scout Kar, 1918, outside a rather appealing log cabin
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:I like the “rising sun” effect timberwork upstairs.
Camouflaged Kissel Scout Kar, 1918, outside a rather appealing log cabin
Yes, a lot of careful work there.
Are you watching ‘Westworld’ Diddly?
Witty Rejoinder said:
Are you watching ‘Westworld’ Diddly?
I have it, but I haven’t started watching it yet… been caught up watching a few other things
apparently it’s quite good…
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Are you watching ‘Westworld’ Diddly?
I have it, but I haven’t started watching it yet… been caught up watching a few other things
It’s very good. Great production values.
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Are you watching ‘Westworld’ Diddly?
I have it, but I haven’t started watching it yet… been caught up watching a few other things
It’s very good. Great production values.
will probably start getting into it over the next week or so… then binge on half a dozen episodes and the be forced to wait…
it’s a mystery style show yes??
diddly-squat said:
it’s a mystery style show yes??
diddly-squat said:
apparently it’s quite good…
Yes I like it, interesting to see if what I think is happening to the androids pans out
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Are you watching ‘Westworld’ Diddly?
I have it, but I haven’t started watching it yet… been caught up watching a few other things
It’s very good. Great production values.
Todgers and titties equal to GoT
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:it’s a mystery style show yes??
I wouldn’t exactly call it a mystery. It has multiple plotlines developing though.
It will be interesting to see if they all come together or something else entirely is going on
Each episode shows another bit on how the androids are assembled as well, lots of thought put into it
If you like android shows, Humans season 2 has started showing as well
Cymek said:
If you like android shows, Humans season 2 has started showing as well
In what sense is R2D2 a ‘Droid?
That has been bugging me for 40 years.
Cymek said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:it’s a mystery style show yes??
I wouldn’t exactly call it a mystery. It has multiple plotlines developing though.It will be interesting to see if they all come together or something else entirely is going on
Yeah.
dv said:
Cymek said:
If you like android shows, Humans season 2 has started showing as well
In what sense is R2D2 a ‘Droid?
That has been bugging me for 40 years.
Unless droid doesn’t mean android or he’s a fat midget
Cymek said:
If you like android shows, Humans season 2 has started showing as well
Yep, episode 2 tonight. But as I mentioned last week, it’s definitely not one you can start at Season 2. You really do need the background of Season 1. It’s very compelling.
Cymek said:
dv said:
Cymek said:
If you like android shows, Humans season 2 has started showing as well
In what sense is R2D2 a ‘Droid?
That has been bugging me for 40 years.
Unless droid doesn’t mean android or he’s a fat midget
He’s just not the droid DV is looking for.
“A droid is a fictional robot possessing some degree of artificial intelligence in the Star Wars science fiction franchise. Coined by special effects artist John Stears, the term is a clipped form of “android”, a word originally reserved for robots designed to look and act like a human. The word “droid” has been a registered trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd since 1977.”
buffy said:
Cymek said:
If you like android shows, Humans season 2 has started showing as well
Yep, episode 2 tonight. But as I mentioned last week, it’s definitely not one you can start at Season 2. You really do need the background of Season 1. It’s very compelling.
Yes you need to watch season 1
I don’t watch any of those shows because my phantasies and imaginary friends are far superior than anything HBO can produce.
In my robot collection I have a couple of daleks and a robocop which I think is pretty rare, never seen another one. But they don’t really fit in as robots.
Peak Warming Man said:
I don’t watch any of those shows because my phantasies and imaginary friends are far superior than anything HBO can produce.
“Humans” is a production of Channel 4, AMC Studios and Kudos. It’s a Brit/American collaboration thing based on a Swedish science fiction drama called “Real Humans”.
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I don’t watch any of those shows because my phantasies and imaginary friends are far superior than anything HBO can produce.
“Humans” is a production of Channel 4, AMC Studios and Kudos. It’s a Brit/American collaboration thing based on a Swedish science fiction drama called “Real Humans”.
It’s a good way to go were what you thought would happen to all the androids didn’t and only specific ones were affected
Yes. And I don’t think we have finished with that line yet.
And now you don’t need to watch season one…
Peak Warming Man said:
Cymek said:
dv said:In what sense is R2D2 a ‘Droid?
That has been bugging me for 40 years.
Unless droid doesn’t mean android or he’s a fat midget
He’s just not the droid DV is looking for.
Droid is short for android. An android is a humanoid robot. R2D2 is not humanoid.
furious said:
- It’s a good way to go were what you thought would happen to all the androids didn’t and only specific ones were affected
And now you don’t need to watch season one…
Well, no…
I saw both Real Humans and Humans (S1), but didn’t enjoy them at all. I found them boring and predictable.
dv said:
And then there’s my phone…
Cymek said:
If you like android shows, Humans season 2 has started showing as well
In what sense is R2D2 a ‘Droid?
That has been bugging me for 40 years.
btm said:
I saw both Real Humans and Humans (S1), but didn’t enjoy them at all. I found them boring and predictable.
Really? I admit that after a couple of episodes I wondered if I wanted to continue, but it got me in. I was actually fascinated by the way the actors did the doll like faces, and the turn of phrase they used for the synths.
Michael V said:
dv said:And then there’s my phone…
Cymek said:
If you like android shows, Humans season 2 has started showing as well
In what sense is R2D2 a ‘Droid?
That has been bugging me for 40 years.
Humanoid?!
buffy said:
btm said:
I saw both Real Humans and Humans (S1), but didn’t enjoy them at all. I found them boring and predictable.
Really? I admit that after a couple of episodes I wondered if I wanted to continue, but it got me in. I was actually fascinated by the way the actors did the doll like faces, and the turn of phrase they used for the synths.
I possibly should have noted that that’s probably more a reflection on me than the show. I’ve noticed that some shows I find boring others find very interesting and enjoyable (True Detective springs to mind as another example; another might be an American science fiction police procedural called Almost Human, from 2013/2014.) I do agree that they had some interesting bits, but not enough to keep me as a viewer.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Cymek said:Unless droid doesn’t mean android or he’s a fat midget
He’s just not the droid DV is looking for.
Droid is short for android. An android is a humanoid robot. R2D2 is not humanoid.
I’ve never actually seen R2D2 in the metal, but based on photographs published on the Internet I would say it was arguably slightly humanoid.
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:He’s just not the droid DV is looking for.
Droid is short for android. An android is a humanoid robot. R2D2 is not humanoid.
I’ve never actually seen R2D2 in the metal, but based on photographs published on the Internet I would say it was arguably slightly humanoid.
You mean in real life or you have never seen Star Wars?
Cymek said:
Unless droid doesn’t mean android or he’s a fat midget
R2D2 was ‘driven’ by actor Kenny Baker, inside the chassis.
Kenny was what some people would call a ‘midget’, and by no means slender.
Thus, R2D2 was ‘android’ to a degree.
btm said:
I possibly should have noted that that’s probably more a reflection on me than the show. I’ve noticed that some shows I find boring others find very interesting and enjoyable (True Detective springs to mind as another example; another might be an American science fiction police procedural called Almost Human, from 2013/2014.) I do agree that they had some interesting bits, but not enough to keep me as a viewer.
What are some examples of shows you enjoyed?
In what sense is R2D2 a ‘Droid?
———-
There is no ‘An’ in the word to denote humanoid.
R2D2 was referred to in Ep 4 as an ‘astromech’ and in the novel as a ‘thermocapsulary dehousing assister’.
Really surprised that you weren’t all over that.
Ian said:
In what sense is R2D2 a ‘Droid?———-
There is no ‘An’ in the word to denote humanoid.
R2D2 was referred to in Ep 4 as an ‘astromech’ and in the novel as a ‘thermocapsulary dehousing assister’.
Really surprised that you weren’t all over that.
He’s crippled and on heavy pain killers.
Ian said:
In what sense is R2D2 a ‘Droid?———-
There is no ‘An’ in the word to denote humanoid.
R2D2 was referred to in Ep 4 as an ‘astromech’ and in the novel as a ‘thermocapsulary dehousing assister’.
Really surprised that you weren’t all over that.
Kicks out squatters?
Witty Rejoinder said:
btm said:I possibly should have noted that that’s probably more a reflection on me than the show. I’ve noticed that some shows I find boring others find very interesting and enjoyable (True Detective springs to mind as another example; another might be an American science fiction police procedural called Almost Human, from 2013/2014.) I do agree that they had some interesting bits, but not enough to keep me as a viewer.
What are some examples of shows you enjoyed?
Orphan Black stands out among the recent ones; there’s a German police procedural called Tatort (Crime Scene) that’s been running continuously on German TV for the last 30-odd years that I quite enjoy. It’s produced by a TV network, but member stations around the country contribute individual episodes, so each episode is somewhere else and has different characters. A British show called Fortitude, set in Norway, from 2015, was also quite good. Lucifer, whose characters were created by Neil Gaiman (and possibly the writers of the bible), is an American crime show that’s a lot of fun. Stranger Things was good, but an obvious homage to Stephen King. I tried The Man in the High Castle and Dark Matter, but they lost me fairly early. The Expanse and Mr Robot are pretty good, but have problems.
Among older shows, another German show, Berlin Alexanderplatz, is very good, as is a British show about two 20ish people sharing a flat in London. Some of the early series of Red Dwarf was good, but that stopped after about three series.
btm said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
btm said:I possibly should have noted that that’s probably more a reflection on me than the show. I’ve noticed that some shows I find boring others find very interesting and enjoyable (True Detective springs to mind as another example; another might be an American science fiction police procedural called Almost Human, from 2013/2014.) I do agree that they had some interesting bits, but not enough to keep me as a viewer.
What are some examples of shows you enjoyed?
Orphan Black stands out among the recent ones; there’s a German police procedural called Tatort (Crime Scene) that’s been running continuously on German TV for the last 30-odd years that I quite enjoy. It’s produced by a TV network, but member stations around the country contribute individual episodes, so each episode is somewhere else and has different characters. A British show called Fortitude, set in Norway, from 2015, was also quite good. Lucifer, whose characters were created by Neil Gaiman (and possibly the writers of the bible), is an American crime show that’s a lot of fun. Stranger Things was good, but an obvious homage to Stephen King. I tried The Man in the High Castle and Dark Matter, but they lost me fairly early. The Expanse and Mr Robot are pretty good, but have problems.
Among older shows, another German show, Berlin Alexanderplatz, is very good, as is a British show about two 20ish people sharing a flat in London. Some of the early series of Red Dwarf was good, but that stopped after about three series.
Ta.
>>A British show called Fortitude, set in Norway, from 2015, was also quite good<<
It was truly horrible (and had a few holes in the plot) but we felt we had to watch it to the end. If there is a sequel, we won’t be watching it.
>>Some of the early series of Red Dwarf was good, but that stopped after about three series<<
We stopped with Red Dwarf when they restarted. In fact we didn’t even watch any of the “new ones”.
And I know I kept telling you while we were watching Blake’s 7 recently, but watching them through from the beginning, even over a couple of months, they were quite depressing. The writers were sometimes bad. Although I see online that the episode we pulled out of because it was so bad was well received at the time. I think I found it upsetting that the writers overall were not afraid for bad things to happen. As a concept of the future, I don’t want to be there.
buffy said:
It was truly horrible (and had a few holes in the plot) but we felt we had to watch it to the end.
As the late Roger Ebert described such experiences, “ a horrible experience of unbearable length”.
Have you watched any Tatort, buffy? IIRC you speak German.
I liked the old series from the 70s – ‘Warship’.
Written by John Winton, it was a good representation of the role of a modern Royal Navy frigate. The events and their development were solidly based in fact and law.
Keeping with the naval theme, the ABC series of ‘Patrol Boat’ were equally good – rather more popular in the UK than they ever were in Australia.
I found the Channel 9 series of ‘Sea Patrol’ to be horrifying. They’d send armed parties ashore at the drop of a hat, and portrayed officers drinking in pubs in uniform.
Two words: ‘never’ and ‘ happen’.
btm said:
Have you watched any Tatort, buffy? IIRC you speak German.
I learnt German to 6th Form level and have since had German friends and watched a bit of Kommissar Rex. I don’t know Tatort.
Talking about German stuff…Mr buffy has watched a bit of Alarm fur Cobra 11 a few years ago. I watched some. It’s funny – although it may not be meant to be. Mr buffy says they must have had a big budget because they wrote off so many cars.
We also got quite tied up with The Eagle for a while there too. Enough that I bought the music. Which is a rare thing for me as I don’t listen to a lot of music. I prefer to hear what is going on around me.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383164/
>>I prefer to hear what is going on around me.
Like the cool wind in your hair, the gentle rain on your cheeks and the warming sun on a frosty autumn morning.
Peak Warming Man said:
>>I prefer to hear what is going on around me.Like the cool wind in your hair, the gentle rain on your cheeks and the warming sun on a frosty autumn morning.
Well…I can’t really hear the rain on skin or the sun, but yes, that’s the sort of thing…I’m good, but I’m not that good…
Chicken kebabs shortly, just going onto the plate, with corn, peas and capsicum (frozen, from a packet). Here it is landed, steaming eat me.
buffy said:
Talking about German stuff…Mr buffy has watched a bit of Alarm fur Cobra 11 a few years ago. I watched some. It’s funny – although it may not be meant to be. Mr buffy says they must have had a big budget because they wrote off so many cars.
Cars need to be wrecked. Otherwise nobody would buy new ones.
What is best for the soft drink and mentos fountain trick? Diet Coke?
Peak Warming Man said:
>>I prefer to hear what is going on around me.Like the cool wind in your hair, the gentle rain on your cheeks and the warming sun on a frosty autumn morning.
My hearing isn’t quite that good but I try.
dv said:
What is best for the soft drink and mentos fountain trick? Diet Coke?
To do a DV means to make a hilarious joke
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
What is best for the soft drink and mentos fountain trick? Diet Coke?
Do a DV and look it up on that new-fangled internet thingee.
shakes head
Who the hell ever came up with a “deevs’ for a search.
shakes finger
dv said:
What is best for the soft drink and mentos fountain trick? Diet Coke?
Why diet coke?
roughbarked said:
dv said:
What is best for the soft drink and mentos fountain trick? Diet Coke?
Why diet coke?
I am asking a question not making a statement.
dv said:
What is best for the soft drink and mentos fountain trick? Diet Coke?
Supposedly, but mythbusters found something better. Try YouTube.
dv said:
happens all the time here.
dv said:
To do a DV means to make a hilarious joke
No, that’s a Boris. It is also meant sarcastically.
dv said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:
What is best for the soft drink and mentos fountain trick? Diet Coke?
Why diet coke?
I am asking a question not making a statement.
Joanna Murray-Smith has been recognised for her large body
sibeen said:
dv said:
To do a DV means to make a hilarious joke
No, that’s a Boris. It is also meant sarcastically.
i saw that!
of work.
ChrispenEvan said:
sibeen said:
dv said:
To do a DV means to make a hilarious joke
No, that’s a Boris. It is also meant sarcastically.
i saw that!
Stihl?
ChrispenEvan said:
sibeen said:
dv said:
To do a DV means to make a hilarious joke
No, that’s a Boris. It is also meant sarcastically.
i saw that!
Stihl?
“The creator of the chilling play Switzerland is the winner of a new $30,000 prize recognising the talent of Australian women who write for the stage and screen.
Melbourne playwright Joanna Murray-Smith has been presented with the inaugural Mona Brand award by the State Library of New South Wales.
It recognises a huge body of work, including almost two dozen plays which have been performed in more than 30 countries.”
roughbarked said:
dv said:
roughbarked said:Why diet coke?
I am asking a question not making a statement.
any soft drink that is carbonated?
No, Mythbusters looked into the science of it. Comparing different hypothesis about what we’re the most important ingredients. From memory, they found two important parts that make diet coke and mentor better than other carbonated drinks and lollies. But they did find something better.
Season 4 episode 14, or in absolute terms, episode 57.
Peak Warming Man said:
“The creator of the chilling play Switzerland is the winner of a new $30,000 prize recognising the talent of Australian women who write for the stage and screen.
Melbourne playwright Joanna Murray-Smith has been presented with the inaugural Mona Brand award by the State Library of New South Wales.
It recognises a huge body of work, including almost two dozen plays which have been performed in more than 30 countries.”
:)
mollwollfumble said:
Season 4 episode 14, or in absolute terms, episode 57.
|57| would have been way more succinct.
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:I am asking a question not making a statement.
any soft drink that is carbonated?
No, Mythbusters looked into the science of it. Comparing different hypothesis about what we’re the most important ingredients. From memory, they found two important parts that make diet coke and mentor better than other carbonated drinks and lollies. But they did find something better.
Season 4 episode 14, or in absolute terms, episode 57.
Yes. They tested various other soft drinks, then tested several key ingredients to see which ones produced the best reaction. Diet Coke contained all those ingredients, while other soft drinks had only one or two. Can’t recall what the list of ingredients was.
Bastards.. My backup disc is saying it can’t be repaired and wants me to back it up before I change any files on it. so I ducks down after work and picks me up a new 1tb HD. Comes home and it says, sorry your system isn’t updated enough to run this.
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:I am asking a question not making a statement.
any soft drink that is carbonated?
No, Mythbusters looked into the science of it. Comparing different hypothesis about what we’re the most important ingredients. From memory, they found two important parts that make diet coke and mentor better than other carbonated drinks and lollies. But they did find something better.
Season 4 episode 14, or in absolute terms, episode 57.
cheers
roughbarked said:
Bastards.. My backup disc is saying it can’t be repaired and wants me to back it up before I change any files on it. so I ducks down after work and picks me up a new 1tb HD. Comes home and it says, sorry your system isn’t updated enough to run this.
Bummer.
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:any soft drink that is carbonated?
No, Mythbusters looked into the science of it. Comparing different hypothesis about what we’re the most important ingredients. From memory, they found two important parts that make diet coke and mentor better than other carbonated drinks and lollies. But they did find something better.
Season 4 episode 14, or in absolute terms, episode 57.
cheers
So for those of us who cannot afford to look up the above?
party_pants said:
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:any soft drink that is carbonated?
No, Mythbusters looked into the science of it. Comparing different hypothesis about what we’re the most important ingredients. From memory, they found two important parts that make diet coke and mentor better than other carbonated drinks and lollies. But they did find something better.
Season 4 episode 14, or in absolute terms, episode 57.
Yes. They tested various other soft drinks, then tested several key ingredients to see which ones produced the best reaction. Diet Coke contained all those ingredients, while other soft drinks had only one or two. Can’t recall what the list of ingredients was.
Nitric acid, sulphuric acid, and glycerine will produce a good reaction.
On Netflix Australia it is Season 4 Episode 22.
Just watching now.
bob(from black rock) said:
party_pants said:
mollwollfumble said:No, Mythbusters looked into the science of it. Comparing different hypothesis about what we’re the most important ingredients. From memory, they found two important parts that make diet coke and mentor better than other carbonated drinks and lollies. But they did find something better.
Season 4 episode 14, or in absolute terms, episode 57.
Yes. They tested various other soft drinks, then tested several key ingredients to see which ones produced the best reaction. Diet Coke contained all those ingredients, while other soft drinks had only one or two. Can’t recall what the list of ingredients was.
Nitric acid, sulphuric acid, and glycerine will produce a good reaction.
Make sure your glycerine is pure or you will be wasting your time.
Peak Warming Man said:
roughbarked said:
Bastards.. My backup disc is saying it can’t be repaired and wants me to back it up before I change any files on it. so I ducks down after work and picks me up a new 1tb HD. Comes home and it says, sorry your system isn’t updated enough to run this.
Bummer.
I’ll have to go and buy USB drives and see if they’ll give me my money back on the HD or buy a computer that I can update to Mac 10.9 or higher.
roughbarked said:
bob(from black rock) said:
party_pants said:Yes. They tested various other soft drinks, then tested several key ingredients to see which ones produced the best reaction. Diet Coke contained all those ingredients, while other soft drinks had only one or two. Can’t recall what the list of ingredients was.
Nitric acid, sulphuric acid, and glycerine will produce a good reaction.
Make sure your glycerine is pure or you will be wasting your time.
So that’s where I fortunately went wrong all those years ago.
bob(from black rock) said:
roughbarked said:
bob(from black rock) said:Nitric acid, sulphuric acid, and glycerine will produce a good reaction.
Make sure your glycerine is pure or you will be wasting your time.
So that’s where I fortunately went wrong all those years ago.
Yep. I carefully carried an ink bottle of nitric in one pocket of my shorts and sulphuric in the other. Walked home from school, got my mothers bottle of glycerine(i paid no attention to the rosewater component). Mixed them up and threw rocks at it until my arms were sore.
roughbarked said:
Peak Warming Man said:
roughbarked said:
Bastards.. My backup disc is saying it can’t be repaired and wants me to back it up before I change any files on it. so I ducks down after work and picks me up a new 1tb HD. Comes home and it says, sorry your system isn’t updated enough to run this.
Bummer.
I’ll have to go and buy USB drives and see if they’ll give me my money back on the HD or buy a computer that I can update to Mac 10.9 or higher.
Oh, a Mac, I was beginning to feel sorry for you.
Had some great luck with my 1 TB backup drive last week. It worked.
Recovered important stuff from year 2003 and even earlier.
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mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:
Peak Warming Man said:Bummer.
I’ll have to go and buy USB drives and see if they’ll give me my money back on the HD or buy a computer that I can update to Mac 10.9 or higher.
Oh, a Mac, I was beginning to feel sorry for you.
Had some great luck with my 1 TB backup drive last week. It worked.
Recovered important stuff from year 2003 and even earlier.
Listen. The Mac isn’t the problem. It is the hard drive. It simply won’t work on this system. If I really want, I can sort through the files on the backup and copy the ones I want to keep to the Mac HD. It isn’t big, that’s the problem.
All I need to do is change the download folder prefs back to the Mac HD rather than the backup.. to send the messages away.
Aspartame
Potassium Benzoate (preservative)
Caffeine
were the key ingredients.
party_pants said:
Aspartame
Potassium Benzoate (preservative)
Caffeinewere the key ingredients.
That really is interesting
roughbarked said:
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:I’ll have to go and buy USB drives and see if they’ll give me my money back on the HD or buy a computer that I can update to Mac 10.9 or higher.
Oh, a Mac, I was beginning to feel sorry for you.
Had some great luck with my 1 TB backup drive last week. It worked.
Recovered important stuff from year 2003 and even earlier.
Listen. The Mac isn’t the problem. It is the hard drive. It simply won’t work on this system. If I really want, I can sort through the files on the backup and copy the ones I want to keep to the Mac HD. It isn’t big, that’s the problem.
All I need to do is change the download folder prefs back to the Mac HD rather than the backup.. to send the messages away.
Problem is, the Mac HD is so small that I get messages saying it is full. That’s why I added the backup. The problem probably ensued from me aliasing my downloads folder to the backup.
party_pants said:
Aspartame
Potassium Benzoate (preservative)
Caffeinewere the key ingredients.
Aspartame is in diet coke but also in any of the diet drinks.
The others are in most of them. Regardless of the diet.
dv said:
party_pants said:
Aspartame
Potassium Benzoate (preservative)
Caffeinewere the key ingredients.
That really is interesting
of course.
roughbarked said:
The consensus being, that my current harddrive cannot cope with this forum let alone all the others I may want to visit. I probably should just buy a bigger computer or get my old tower working again and use it to backup files that don’t need cloud thingy bullshit.
roughbarked said:
mollwollfumble said:Oh, a Mac, I was beginning to feel sorry for you.
Had some great luck with my 1 TB backup drive last week. It worked.
Recovered important stuff from year 2003 and even earlier.
Listen. The Mac isn’t the problem. It is the hard drive. It simply won’t work on this system. If I really want, I can sort through the files on the backup and copy the ones I want to keep to the Mac HD. It isn’t big, that’s the problem.
All I need to do is change the download folder prefs back to the Mac HD rather than the backup.. to send the messages away.
Problem is, the Mac HD is so small that I get messages saying it is full. That’s why I added the backup. The problem probably ensued from me aliasing my downloads folder to the backup.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
mollwollfumble said:Oh, a Mac, I was beginning to feel sorry for you.
Had some great luck with my 1 TB backup drive last week. It worked.
Recovered important stuff from year 2003 and even earlier.
Listen. The Mac isn’t the problem. It is the hard drive. It simply won’t work on this system. If I really want, I can sort through the files on the backup and copy the ones I want to keep to the Mac HD. It isn’t big, that’s the problem.
All I need to do is change the download folder prefs back to the Mac HD rather than the backup.. to send the messages away.
Problem is, the Mac HD is so small that I get messages saying it is full. That’s why I added the backup. The problem probably ensued from me aliasing my downloads folder to the backup.
I understand well. Computers always crash on me when I try to backup. I’m very pleased you haven’t lost anything irreplaceable. The cost of the 1 TB drive is a real bummer, though. Fingers crossed you can get your money back.
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:Listen. The Mac isn’t the problem. It is the hard drive. It simply won’t work on this system. If I really want, I can sort through the files on the backup and copy the ones I want to keep to the Mac HD. It isn’t big, that’s the problem.
All I need to do is change the download folder prefs back to the Mac HD rather than the backup.. to send the messages away.
Problem is, the Mac HD is so small that I get messages saying it is full. That’s why I added the backup. The problem probably ensued from me aliasing my downloads folder to the backup.
I understand well. Computers always crash on me when I try to backup. I’m very pleased you haven’t lost anything irreplaceable. The cost of the 1 TB drive is a real bummer, though. Fingers crossed you can get your money back.
All I need is a drive that will alow me to copy to it. Then I can reformat the old one.
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
Aspartame
Potassium Benzoate (preservative)
Caffeinewere the key ingredients.
Aspartame is in diet coke but also in any of the diet drinks.
The others are in most of them. Regardless of the diet.
Diet lemonade and regular cola also produced impressive geysers, but not as impressive as diet cola – around 7-8 feet compared to 10. Regular sugared cola doesn’t have the aspartame, diet lemonade doesn’t have the caffeine. Only diet cola had all three.
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
Aspartame
Potassium Benzoate (preservative)
Caffeinewere the key ingredients.
Aspartame is in diet coke but also in any of the diet drinks.
The others are in most of them. Regardless of the diet.
Diet lemonade and regular cola also produced impressive geysers, but not as impressive as diet cola – around 7-8 feet compared to 10. Regular sugared cola doesn’t have the aspartame, diet lemonade doesn’t have the caffeine. Only diet cola had all three.
again, make sure your glycerine is pure.
Same-sex marriage plebiscite bill blocked by Senate.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-07/same-sex-marriage-plebiscite-bill-blocked-by-senate/8003430
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:Aspartame is in diet coke but also in any of the diet drinks.
The others are in most of them. Regardless of the diet.
Diet lemonade and regular cola also produced impressive geysers, but not as impressive as diet cola – around 7-8 feet compared to 10. Regular sugared cola doesn’t have the aspartame, diet lemonade doesn’t have the caffeine. Only diet cola had all three.
again, make sure your glycerine is pure.
No. I refuse to.
sibeen said:
Same-sex marriage plebiscite bill blocked by Senate.http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-07/same-sex-marriage-plebiscite-bill-blocked-by-senate/8003430
Would anyone have guessed otherwise?
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:Diet lemonade and regular cola also produced impressive geysers, but not as impressive as diet cola – around 7-8 feet compared to 10. Regular sugared cola doesn’t have the aspartame, diet lemonade doesn’t have the caffeine. Only diet cola had all three.
again, make sure your glycerine is pure.
No. I refuse to.
well, it won’t go bang.
Waiting for Crime story to start and there is a cop show on, on it there is an Australian Army major wearing service dress but no lanyard.
AwesomeO said:
Waiting for Crime story to start and there is a cop show on, on it there is an Australian Army major wearing service dress but no lanyard.
Officers, what would they know.
:)
AwesomeO said:
Waiting for Crime story to start and there is a cop show on, on it there is an Australian Army major wearing service dress but no lanyard.
We can pick apart TV because we are old enough to know they are bullshittiing the young.
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:
Waiting for Crime story to start and there is a cop show on, on it there is an Australian Army major wearing service dress but no lanyard.
Officers, what would they know.
:)
Heheheh, it’s funny cos it’s true.
AwesomeO said:
and it wouldn’t be the first time.
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:
Waiting for Crime story to start and there is a cop show on, on it there is an Australian Army major wearing service dress but no lanyard.
Officers, what would they know.
:)
Heheheh, it’s funny cos it’s true.
AwesomeO said:
Waiting for Crime story to start and there is a cop show on, on it there is an Australian Army major wearing service dress but no lanyard.
I gather it is rather shameful for a major to be seen without a lanyard?
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
Waiting for Crime story to start and there is a cop show on, on it there is an Australian Army major wearing service dress but no lanyard.
I gather it is rather shameful for a major to be seen without a lanyard?
Full uniform all correctly polished placed and presented.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
Waiting for Crime story to start and there is a cop show on, on it there is an Australian Army major wearing service dress but no lanyard.
I gather it is rather shameful for a major to be seen without a lanyard?
No, not in general, but in formal military dress it is a big no, no.
Anyway, I seem to be rather full of wind this evening. I might go stand over there —————-> for a while
“The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has launched an investigation after someone made hoax calls to pilots, causing a passenger flight to abort landing as it approached Melbourne Airport.
The incident occurred shortly after 5:00pm on October 27, when Virgin Australia flight 740, en route from the Gold Coast to Melbourne, changed its altitude and course under the instruction of the unauthorised person transmitting from an unknown location.
It is believed the person found a way to tap into the air traffic control frequency and communicate directly with planes and control towers.”
Was that you Wookie?
sibeen said:
I think if they were in with the general, they’fd have to be off duty to be otherwise.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
Waiting for Crime story to start and there is a cop show on, on it there is an Australian Army major wearing service dress but no lanyard.
I gather it is rather shameful for a major to be seen without a lanyard?
No, not in general, but in formal military dress it is a big no, no.
party_pants said:
Anyway, I seem to be rather full of wind this evening. I might go stand over there —————-> for a while
You need to add rice to the beans.
Peak Warming Man said:
“The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has launched an investigation after someone made hoax calls to pilots, causing a passenger flight to abort landing as it approached Melbourne Airport.
The incident occurred shortly after 5:00pm on October 27, when Virgin Australia flight 740, en route from the Gold Coast to Melbourne, changed its altitude and course under the instruction of the unauthorised person transmitting from an unknown location.
It is believed the person found a way to tap into the air traffic control frequency and communicate directly with planes and control towers.”Was that you Wookie?
i have heard stories of people doing it though, its happened more than a few times. avaiation enthusiasts mainly. they get onto the same channel as ATC and start issuing commands. the story i heard was the fellah making small deviations from one altitude to another
wookiemeister said:
Peak Warming Man said:
“The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has launched an investigation after someone made hoax calls to pilots, causing a passenger flight to abort landing as it approached Melbourne Airport.
The incident occurred shortly after 5:00pm on October 27, when Virgin Australia flight 740, en route from the Gold Coast to Melbourne, changed its altitude and course under the instruction of the unauthorised person transmitting from an unknown location.
It is believed the person found a way to tap into the air traffic control frequency and communicate directly with planes and control towers.”Was that you Wookie?
me? noi have heard stories of people doing it though, its happened more than a few times. avaiation enthusiasts mainly. they get onto the same channel as ATC and start issuing commands. the story i heard was the fellah making small deviations from one altitude to another
Seriously though. If they were concerned with flying, why would they talk to nutcases?
plus i couldn’t be arsed, you’d need to be extremely bored/ unemployed
they might check the phone records to see who was within broadcasting distance
roughbarked said:
wookiemeister said:
Peak Warming Man said:
“The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has launched an investigation after someone made hoax calls to pilots, causing a passenger flight to abort landing as it approached Melbourne Airport.
The incident occurred shortly after 5:00pm on October 27, when Virgin Australia flight 740, en route from the Gold Coast to Melbourne, changed its altitude and course under the instruction of the unauthorised person transmitting from an unknown location.
It is believed the person found a way to tap into the air traffic control frequency and communicate directly with planes and control towers.”Was that you Wookie?
me? noi have heard stories of people doing it though, its happened more than a few times. avaiation enthusiasts mainly. they get onto the same channel as ATC and start issuing commands. the story i heard was the fellah making small deviations from one altitude to another
Seriously though. If they were concerned with flying, why would they talk to nutcases?
roughbarked said:
wookiemeister said:
Peak Warming Man said:
“The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has launched an investigation after someone made hoax calls to pilots, causing a passenger flight to abort landing as it approached Melbourne Airport.
The incident occurred shortly after 5:00pm on October 27, when Virgin Australia flight 740, en route from the Gold Coast to Melbourne, changed its altitude and course under the instruction of the unauthorised person transmitting from an unknown location.
It is believed the person found a way to tap into the air traffic control frequency and communicate directly with planes and control towers.”Was that you Wookie?
me? noi have heard stories of people doing it though, its happened more than a few times. avaiation enthusiasts mainly. they get onto the same channel as ATC and start issuing commands. the story i heard was the fellah making small deviations from one altitude to another
Seriously though. If they were concerned with flying, why would they talk to nutcases?
Ok, they slit your throat with a box cutter
but otherwise?wookiemeister said:
roughbarked said:
wookiemeister said:me? no
i have heard stories of people doing it though, its happened more than a few times. avaiation enthusiasts mainly. they get onto the same channel as ATC and start issuing commands. the story i heard was the fellah making small deviations from one altitude to another
Seriously though. If they were concerned with flying, why would they talk to nutcases?
the person issuing commands to the aircraft would just mimic the orders of ATC
In an unknown unauthorised voice?
Ha, one of the talking heads on crime story as an authoritah is Roger Rogerson. Well I guess he is an authoritah.
AwesomeO said:
Ha, one of the talking heads on crime story as an authoritah is Roger Rogerson. Well I guess he is an authoritah.
:)
That is funny.
AwesomeO said:
Ha, one of the talking heads on crime story as an authoritah is Roger Rogerson. Well I guess he is an authoritah.
Could be that he knows somethings.
Watching Fog Island, 1945, a spooky murder mystery set on a foggy island. Cosy old dark house and the main players are the reliable George Zucco and Lionel Atwill, with strong supporting suspects.
Trouble is, it’s now after dinner and they’re considering holding a séance, but nobody has any drinks. If this were an English production they’d all be sporting balloons of cognac or at least glasses of scotch or port.
Bubblecar said:
Watching Fog Island, 1945, a spooky murder mystery set on a foggy island. Cosy old dark house and the main players are the reliable George Zucco and Lionel Atwill, with strong supporting suspects.Trouble is, it’s now after dinner and they’re considering holding a séance, but nobody has any drinks. If this were an English production they’d all be sporting balloons of cognac or at least glasses of scotch or port.
A sober séance could be interesting.
Bubblecar said:
If this were an English production they’d all be sporting balloons of cognac or at least glasses of scotch or port.
If it was a decent Irish production they’s already be well pissed by the end of the meal.
Bubblecar said:
Watching Fog Island, 1945, a spooky murder mystery set on a foggy island. Cosy old dark house and the main players are the reliable George Zucco and Lionel Atwill, with strong supporting suspects.Trouble is, it’s now after dinner and they’re considering holding a séance, but nobody has any drinks. If this were an English production they’d all be sporting balloons of cognac or at least glasses of scotch or port.
Grog might have been rationed in 1945 UK.
sibeen said:
Bubblecar said:
If this were an English production they’d all be sporting balloons of cognac or at least glasses of scotch or port.
If it was a decent Irish production they’s already be well pissed by the end of the meal.
We didn’t even get to the see the meal, which was a major disappointment.
When I get around to directing movies, the food and drink will be fully but subtly portrayed. And people will always finish their drinks, and pour another.
Bubblecar said:
sibeen said:
Bubblecar said:
If this were an English production they’d all be sporting balloons of cognac or at least glasses of scotch or port.
If it was a decent Irish production they’s already be well pissed by the end of the meal.
We didn’t even get to the see the meal, which was a major disappointment.
When I get around to directing movies, the food and drink will be fully but subtly portrayed. And people will always finish their drinks, and pour another.
I’m sure that not everybody drinks.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:
Watching Fog Island, 1945, a spooky murder mystery set on a foggy island. Cosy old dark house and the main players are the reliable George Zucco and Lionel Atwill, with strong supporting suspects.Trouble is, it’s now after dinner and they’re considering holding a séance, but nobody has any drinks. If this were an English production they’d all be sporting balloons of cognac or at least glasses of scotch or port.
Grog might have been rationed in 1945 UK.
Not in the films. This is an American production and they seem a bit coy about the drinks (even when the host was offering drinks, we didn’t actually see anyone drinking anything).
Anyway I’d better pour another drink and get back to Fog Island.
Oohhh geebers, a psychologist banging on about Coxs disguises as grandiosity and power.
Basic bloody precaution when you are on the run with the cops looking for you I would have thought.
What’s particularly disturbing is that the fireplace mantelpiece is supported by a single giant corbel in the middle, instead of one on each side. That’s quite nightmarishly unsatisfying.
Bubblecar said:
What’s particularly disturbing is that the fireplace mantelpiece is supported by a single giant corbel in the middle, instead of one on each side. That’s quite nightmarishly unsatisfying.
New house?
Hello.
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
What’s particularly disturbing is that the fireplace mantelpiece is supported by a single giant corbel in the middle, instead of one on each side. That’s quite nightmarishly unsatisfying.
New house?
No an old peculiar house, supposedly built by pirates.
Bubblecar said:
What’s particularly disturbing is that the fireplace mantelpiece is supported by a single giant corbel in the middle, instead of one on each side. That’s quite nightmarishly unsatisfying.
Poor Feng Shui?
Bubblecar said:
What’s particularly disturbing is that the fireplace mantelpiece is supported by a single giant corbel in the middle, instead of one on each side. That’s quite nightmarishly unsatisfying.
Needs a priest hole with a skeleton in it.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:
What’s particularly disturbing is that the fireplace mantelpiece is supported by a single giant corbel in the middle, instead of one on each side. That’s quite nightmarishly unsatisfying.
Poor Feng Shui?
Very grating, I couldn’t live with it.
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
What’s particularly disturbing is that the fireplace mantelpiece is supported by a single giant corbel in the middle, instead of one on each side. That’s quite nightmarishly unsatisfying.
Needs a priest hole with a skeleton in it.
The shelf has a little knothole which Leo (George Zucco) raises to open a little door in which he hides a key. I’d better get back to it to find out what this key unlocks.
The statistical mid fundraiser slump didn’t happen. I had a busy evening. The campaign is now up to $2045. I had on offer an afternoon with me helping someone to make prints. I had 5 spots available. I thought this would be me giving someone my attention. The three people who have pledged so far look like they are forming a group class. So I would be a lot busier but it wouldn’t be spread over three days. Also all three people have some experience in printmaking which does mean I have to come up with something more advanced to do but also means that everyone has some OHS in the subject..
.
.Bubblecar said:
So what lies either side of the post base?
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
What’s particularly disturbing is that the fireplace mantelpiece is supported by a single giant corbel in the middle, instead of one on each side. That’s quite nightmarishly unsatisfying.
New house?
No an old peculiar house, supposedly built by pirates.
Bubblecar said:
What’s particularly disturbing is that the fireplace mantelpiece is supported by a single giant corbel in the middle, instead of one on each side. That’s quite nightmarishly unsatisfying.
That is certainly disturbing.
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello.
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello.
Oh ello
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello.
Oh ello
so ell, ow r u gointhen?
Honestly, WTAF Happened In Australian Politics Today
https://www.buzzfeed.com/markdistefano/roberts-on-a-roll?utm_term=.urBJEM4VY#.asV3B6kn9
sarahs mum said:
Honestly, WTAF Happened In Australian Politics Today
https://www.buzzfeed.com/markdistefano/roberts-on-a-roll?utm_term=.urBJEM4VY#.asV3B6kn9
What made you think today had significance?
sarahs mum said:
Honestly, WTAF Happened In Australian Politics Today
https://www.buzzfeed.com/markdistefano/roberts-on-a-roll?utm_term=.urBJEM4VY#.asV3B6kn9
JFCOAS
I only got down to the drowning kids/electricity bills before my brain melted.
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
Honestly, WTAF Happened In Australian Politics Today
https://www.buzzfeed.com/markdistefano/roberts-on-a-roll?utm_term=.urBJEM4VY#.asV3B6kn9
JFCOAS
I only got down to the drowning kids/electricity bills before my brain melted.
Skateboard?
Woken up with streaming eyes and runny nose. See what happens when I go back to working amongst the germy public?
dv said:
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
Honestly, WTAF Happened In Australian Politics Today
https://www.buzzfeed.com/markdistefano/roberts-on-a-roll?utm_term=.urBJEM4VY#.asV3B6kn9
JFCOAS
I only got down to the drowning kids/electricity bills before my brain melted.
Skateboard?
Huh, what?
Buzzy Boy Aldrin is wearing a lot of bracelets…..
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:JFCOAS
I only got down to the drowning kids/electricity bills before my brain melted.
Skateboard?
Huh, what?
Trying to work out what the S stands for
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/all-politics-is-national/
Interesting piece on how broken US politics is at a state level.But what really grabbed me was that only 47% of Americans can correctly say which party controls their State legislature. (36% don’t know, 16% incorrect).
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:Skateboard?
Huh, what?
Trying to work out what the S stands for
Stick.
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:Huh, what?
Trying to work out what the S stands for
Stick.
Like this:
kii said:
kii said:
dv said:Trying to work out what the S stands for
Stick.
Like this:
Or this:
dv said:
http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/all-politics-is-national/ Interesting piece on how broken US politics is at a state level.But what really grabbed me was that only 47% of Americans can correctly say which party controls their State legislature. (36% don’t know, 16% incorrect).
Seems the education of that entire nation has been seriously neglected in recent years.
They’ve fallen well behind Europe, and now Europe is in a threatened condition.
Used to be that the West was the reliable world leader of everything. They’re not so reliable now, and there’s no-one else there to protect and continue to advance the legacy of human civilization so far.
But I’m possibly being pessimistic.
Speaking ice blocks, the temperatures are dropping over here.
Coolish nights and we are talking about lighting the pilot lights on the gas heaters.
I have Rivers sockies on this morning with my Birkenstocks.
kii said:
Speaking ice blocks, the temperatures are dropping over here.Coolish nights and we are talking about lighting the pilot lights on the gas heaters.
I have Rivers sockies on this morning with my Birkenstocks.
Just turned the heater off this end. It’s been a rather chilly spring so I’ll now have a bumper electricity bill to add to the other upcoming expenses.
Bubblecar said:
Seems the education of that entire nation has been seriously neglected in recent years.
This.
Okay, I see only a small part of the country in a very poor state with a lot of Catholics etc etc, plus way too many home-schooled people who live in isolated communities.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
Speaking ice blocks, the temperatures are dropping over here.Coolish nights and we are talking about lighting the pilot lights on the gas heaters.
I have Rivers sockies on this morning with my Birkenstocks.
Just turned the heater off this end. It’s been a rather chilly spring so I’ll now have a bumper electricity bill to add to the other upcoming expenses.
We have two major outlets for the heating system and over summer the pilot lights add serious heat to an already hot dry atmosphere. Plus it’s burning up gas needlessly, but I am the one who notices the added heat and have to remind the old guy to get down on his disabled knees and bend his disabled back and do the pilot lights :P
kii said:
We have two major outlets for the heating system and over summer the pilot lights add serious heat to an already hot dry atmosphere. Plus it’s burning up gas needlessly, but I am the one who notices the added heat and have to remind the old guy to get down on his disabled knees and bend his disabled back and do the pilot lights :P
My younger sister has gas central heating but it’s controlled from a panel under the house, which doesn’t require bending.
In the midst of an indulgence binge this end so I’m just about to head kitchenwards to attend to an eye fillet steak supper, with onions and mushrooms.
Similar state of affairs tomorrow, culminating in the smoked pork feast on Wednesday (after marinating in brine, sherry & spices), then I’ll be seriously back on with dieting and sobriety.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
We have two major outlets for the heating system and over summer the pilot lights add serious heat to an already hot dry atmosphere. Plus it’s burning up gas needlessly, but I am the one who notices the added heat and have to remind the old guy to get down on his disabled knees and bend his disabled back and do the pilot lights :P
My younger sister has gas central heating but it’s controlled from a panel under the house, which doesn’t require bending.
:P
We have no “under house”. Well, we do, but you have to be a dwarfish midget small person to crawl through the tunnels to gates of hell.
I’m waiting for the Benadryl to kick in so I can see w/o runny eyes. Might make another mug of tea.
Then maybe a heat pack on my face and some tidying up.
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
We have two major outlets for the heating system and over summer the pilot lights add serious heat to an already hot dry atmosphere. Plus it’s burning up gas needlessly, but I am the one who notices the added heat and have to remind the old guy to get down on his disabled knees and bend his disabled back and do the pilot lights :P
My younger sister has gas central heating but it’s controlled from a panel under the house, which doesn’t require bending.
:P
We have no “under house”. Well, we do, but you have to be a dwarfish midget small person to crawl through the tunnels to gates of hell.
Sister has a cosy guest bedroom and bathroom under the house, along with the laundry and a capacious wine cellar :)
Similar situation under the older sister’s house, except the bedroom is very large with French doors leading to the garden, and the wine cellar is accompanied by several big “dungeon” rooms.
Morning folks
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morning folks
You still out there on the freekeh plantation?
Bubblecar said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morning folks
You still out there on the freekeh plantation?
Yeah. In the factory babysitting the dryers
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morning folks
You still out there on the freekeh plantation?
Yeah. In the factory babysitting the dryers
Jolly good. Does that involve much effort?
Bubblecar said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:You still out there on the freekeh plantation?
Yeah. In the factory babysitting the dryers
Jolly good. Does that involve much effort?
Not unless something goes awry..
Mainly sweep the floor every hour. Temp an moisture checks every 2hours. Fine tuning of the machines as they go and stuff like emtyong eadte and chaff bins when they fill up
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Not unless something goes awry..Mainly sweep the floor every hour. Temp an moisture checks every 2hours. Fine tuning of the machines as they go and stuff like emtyong eadte and chaff bins when they fill up
Sounds agreeable enough. I’d imagine it’s a decent paying gig.
I’ll leave you to it while I attend to supper :)
HBubblecar said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Not unless something goes awry..Mainly sweep the floor every hour. Temp an moisture checks every 2hours. Fine tuning of the machines as they go and stuff like emtyong eadte and chaff bins when they fill up
Sounds agreeable enough. I’d imagine it’s a decent paying gig.
I’ll leave you to it while I attend to supper :)
$22/hr. But lots of hours
Bubblecar said:
In the midst of an indulgence binge this end so I’m just about to head kitchenwards to attend to an eye fillet steak supper, with onions and mushrooms.Similar state of affairs tomorrow, culminating in the smoked pork feast on Wednesday (after marinating in brine, sherry & spices), then I’ll be seriously back on with dieting and sobriety.
noodles’n coffee, smoke too
dear diary i’m awake yes’s 3:28
no not the afternoon, mornin’
14.7C on the wall says’t gadget
slurp slurp puff puff as ol’ do
3:33 thinks me’ll go back to bed
Morning all.
24.1°C and 75% RH. Mostly cloudy. Low-ish, moving from the northeast.
Mrs V cooked individual beef wellingtons for dinner last night to celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary. Nice.
:)
More wire brushing concrete scabs off stuff today and for the next few days, I think.
Good morning Holidayers. It was 2 degrees at the back door an hour ago, but when I got out for a walk/jog – we have a November frost. Very still. And sunny now. Should be a nice day.
My plans include some weeding (it was ever thus), not planting out tomato plants as previously planned in view of the frost, buying some new running shoes and going to Dunkeld Delights for lunch. The afternoon is, at the moment, not planned.
Taking the dogs for a walk shortly.
Michael V said:
Morning all.24.1°C and 75% RH. Mostly cloudy. Low-ish, moving from the northeast.
Mrs V cooked individual beef wellingtons for dinner last night to celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary. Nice.
:)
More wire brushing concrete scabs off stuff today and for the next few days, I think.
Well done youse.
Thanks pwm.
Now: c…o…f…f…e…e…
Michael V said:
Morning all.24.1°C and 75% RH. Mostly cloudy. Low-ish, moving from the northeast.
Mrs V cooked individual beef wellingtons for dinner last night to celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary. Nice.
:)
More wire brushing concrete scabs off stuff today and for the next few days, I think.
Goodness, you are as old farty as us….we do 35 years in about a months time. We are never good at remembering exactly when in December. We used to get a card from my Mum, so we would know. But she is off in her own space these days.
Fuck today.
That is all.
Morning. Cloudy and warmish in the Styx.
If I ever meet the Fuji-Xerox engineer that thought making a printer make an obnoxious beeping noise repeatedly before printing, I’m going to punch him in the face.
Unlike that of Sucker Punch, I’m finding this cast a bit hard to sleep with.
Wish there was video of Abbott falling out of the fire truck. I could alternate viewing that and kitten videos to help me through the next couple of days.
Mr buffy thinks he was pushed…
;)
kii said:
Wish there was video of Abbott falling out of the fire truck. I could alternate viewing that and kitten videos to help me through the next couple of days.
A sack of polls have dropped today, indicating the Clinton’s firewall will hold.
I don’t think anything will help me through today. What was supposed to be a day off has turned into me doing a double shift.
buffy said:
Mr buffy thinks he was pushed…
;)
Even better :D
Maybe some smart person can put together a video of it using old footage, actors and Photoshopery?
Divine Angel said:
I don’t think anything will help me through today. What was supposed to be a day off has turned into me doing a double shift.
That sucks.
In other news….any recommendations for a DNA ancestry testing thingy? We’re dabbling with the idea of finding out where we’re from. A friend’s family did the Nat Geo one a few years back.
kii said:
In other news….any recommendations for a DNA ancestry testing thingy? We’re dabbling with the idea of finding out where we’re from. A friend’s family did the Nat Geo one a few years back.
Are those things really reliable?
kii said:
In other news….any recommendations for a DNA ancestry testing thingy? We’re dabbling with the idea of finding out where we’re from. A friend’s family did the Nat Geo one a few years back.
It is kind of bogus
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
In other news….any recommendations for a DNA ancestry testing thingy? We’re dabbling with the idea of finding out where we’re from. A friend’s family did the Nat Geo one a few years back.
Are those things really reliable?
No idea. That’s why I am asking. My friend’s family were satisfied with the results as it filled in already known info.
I think I’m wearing my “don’t fuck with me” attitude a little too close to the surface, I scared away that last customer.
dv said:
kii said:
In other news….any recommendations for a DNA ancestry testing thingy? We’re dabbling with the idea of finding out where we’re from. A friend’s family did the Nat Geo one a few years back.
It is kind of bogus
That what I was thinking, my friend found out some fucking weird things on top of the acceptable stuff. Like her hubby’s ancestors migrated with Copernicus’ rellies :/
“Like in Australia, the losing candidate will usually call the winner to concede defeat once that number has been reached.”
…Unless Clinton wins.
“The ‘Donald J. Trump Victory Party’ will start at 6.30pm at the New York Hilton Midtown.”
Credit for being optimistic.
So, when I go to get some new running shoes this morning, do I go with Nike or Brooks? I always wore Nike in the 1980s – early 2000s when I I ran more seriously. My latest ones are Brooks, which were properly fitted. I’m only jogging 100m at a time these days, so I guess it doesn’t matter that much. But the Nike free that I bought for walking and which have graduated to mowing shoes are pretty disgusting now.
Obviously that is not a picture of my dirty, grotty mowing shoes, but a nice pristine pair…
What I learnt from them – check the configuration of the soles. The heels of those things pick up gravel like you wouldn’t believe!
So my present Brooks, which were sold to me for my small amount of jogging need to become mowing shoes and I need a new pair for the walking and jogging and bike riding.
I was chary about changing from Nike as they had been so good, but the Brooks have been good too. And at the level I run now, I doubt it really matters too much.
In other news…we have a shitload of bees visiting the Mexican flame bushes, that appear to have had a fresh crop of flowers bloom. The hummingbirds have been gone for a few weeks :/
SHOWING RESULTS FOR science cuts
Did you mean: science louts?
buffy said:
So, when I go to get some new running shoes this morning, do I go with Nike or Brooks? I always wore Nike in the 1980s – early 2000s when I I ran more seriously. My latest ones are Brooks, which were properly fitted. I’m only jogging 100m at a time these days, so I guess it doesn’t matter that much. But the Nike free that I bought for walking and which have graduated to mowing shoes are pretty disgusting now.
Obviously that is not a picture of my dirty, grotty mowing shoes, but a nice pristine pair…
What I learnt from them – check the configuration of the soles. The heels of those things pick up gravel like you wouldn’t believe!
So my present Brooks, which were sold to me for my small amount of jogging need to become mowing shoes and I need a new pair for the walking and jogging and bike riding.
I was chary about changing from Nike as they had been so good, but the Brooks have been good too. And at the level I run now, I doubt it really matters too much.
Can you get them in better colour schemes than those pictured?
Divine Angel said:
I think I’m wearing my “don’t fuck with me” attitude a little too close to the surface, I scared away that last customer.
May I borrow that attitude for tomorrow’s shift? I’m hoping to change it from 7am – 11am to a 6am – 10am one. That means only 1 hour of possible encounters with the grouchy old white men.
kii said:
buffy said:
So, when I go to get some new running shoes this morning, do I go with Nike or Brooks? I always wore Nike in the 1980s – early 2000s when I I ran more seriously. My latest ones are Brooks, which were properly fitted. I’m only jogging 100m at a time these days, so I guess it doesn’t matter that much. But the Nike free that I bought for walking and which have graduated to mowing shoes are pretty disgusting now.!http://www.rosheplus.com/images/nike-free-run-3-womens-running-shoes-black-purple-510643-022-848-2.jpg
Obviously that is not a picture of my dirty, grotty mowing shoes, but a nice pristine pair…
What I learnt from them – check the configuration of the soles. The heels of those things pick up gravel like you wouldn’t believe!
So my present Brooks, which were sold to me for my small amount of jogging need to become mowing shoes and I need a new pair for the walking and jogging and bike riding.
!http://cdn.idealo.com/folder/Product/3461/9/3461947/s1_produktbild_mid/brooks-sports-summon-4-women.jpg
I was chary about changing from Nike as they had been so good, but the Brooks have been good too. And at the level I run now, I doubt it really matters too much.
Can you get them in better colour schemes than those pictured?
I actually took the purple ones by choice, I think there was another colour. The young man in the shop was very dubious about a middle aged woman accepting purple. I didn’t bother to enlighten him about suffragettes and stuff. Usually there isn’t really any choice. I have a narrow foot, so I get what fits. Sometimes I have worn children’s runners.
I’ll go out in that sunshine and do some weeding near the chook pen. Shouldn’t take too long.
Crisis over, I have found someone to do this afternoon’s shift.
buffy said:
kii said:
buffy said:
So, when I go to get some new running shoes this morning, do I go with Nike or Brooks? I always wore Nike in the 1980s – early 2000s when I I ran more seriously. My latest ones are Brooks, which were properly fitted. I’m only jogging 100m at a time these days, so I guess it doesn’t matter that much. But the Nike free that I bought for walking and which have graduated to mowing shoes are pretty disgusting now.!http://www.rosheplus.com/images/nike-free-run-3-womens-running-shoes-black-purple-510643-022-848-2.jpg
Obviously that is not a picture of my dirty, grotty mowing shoes, but a nice pristine pair…
What I learnt from them – check the configuration of the soles. The heels of those things pick up gravel like you wouldn’t believe!
So my present Brooks, which were sold to me for my small amount of jogging need to become mowing shoes and I need a new pair for the walking and jogging and bike riding.
!http://cdn.idealo.com/folder/Product/3461/9/3461947/s1_produktbild_mid/brooks-sports-summon-4-women.jpg
I was chary about changing from Nike as they had been so good, but the Brooks have been good too. And at the level I run now, I doubt it really matters too much.
Can you get them in better colour schemes than those pictured?
I actually took the purple ones by choice, I think there was another colour. The young man in the shop was very dubious about a middle aged woman accepting purple. I didn’t bother to enlighten him about suffragettes and stuff. Usually there isn’t really any choice. I have a narrow foot, so I get what fits. Sometimes I have worn children’s runners.
Oh…that’s purple? :P
Why would someone think that about a middle aged woman….?
I have a wide foot – size 10. The colours available for walking shoes are blergh, so I got some skate shoes for men :D black with some red trim.
Time to veg out with mr kii and watch Netflix. We’re watching “Dicta”. He naps and I sort of nap :P
I always liked my Brooks for jogging.
sibeen said:
I always liked my Brooks for jogging.
Yes, I guess it is what you get used to. I had a long succession of Nike running shoes over those running years. Mr buffy likes Brooks. But then he has a wide foot.
“We found that scientists in Australia spent more than five centuries’ worth of time preparing research-grant proposals for consideration by the largest funding scheme of 2012. Because just 20.5% of these applications were successful, the equivalent of some four centuries of effort returned no immediate benefit to researchers and wasted valuable research time. The system needs reforming and alternative funding processes should be investigated.”
Hooly!
how many researcher-centuries were spent on actual research though
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how many researcher-centuries were spent on actual research though
You can read about it here
https://www.facebook.com/streetartglobe/videos/1970495483173868/
kii said:
https://www.facebook.com/streetartglobe/videos/1970495483173868/
okay. fairy nuff.
buffy said:
It’s seven days before Mrs V’s birthday, so we remember. But these anniversaries and birthdays etc are generally not celebrated with presents and stuff. Just a nice home cooked meal and a good bottle of wine, usually.
Michael V said:
Morning all.24.1°C and 75% RH. Mostly cloudy. Low-ish, moving from the northeast.
Mrs V cooked individual beef wellingtons for dinner last night to celebrate our 35th wedding anniversary. Nice.
:)
More wire brushing concrete scabs off stuff today and for the next few days, I think.
Goodness, you are as old farty as us….we do 35 years in about a months time. We are never good at remembering exactly when in December. We used to get a card from my Mum, so we would know. But she is off in her own space these days.
Divine Angel said:
OK.
Fuck today.That is all.
What’s happened?
Divine Angel said:
Oh, bloody…
I don’t think anything will help me through today. What was supposed to be a day off has turned into me doing a double shift.
kii said:
I understand they are bullshit.
In other news….any recommendations for a DNA ancestry testing thingy? We’re dabbling with the idea of finding out where we’re from. A friend’s family did the Nat Geo one a few years back.
Divine Angel said:
Good.
Crisis over, I have found someone to do this afternoon’s shift.
Right then…off we go on the Great Running Shoe Buying Expedition.
Have you caught up yet, MV?
:)
buffy said:
I want some running thongs.Right then…off we go on the Great Running Shoe Buying Expedition.
Michael V said:
buffy said:I want some running thongs.Right then…off we go on the Great Running Shoe Buying Expedition.
I’d like some walking sandals, but they collect sticks and scoria around here.
// Hi, undefined
¿welcome to the forum?
/* The grant proposals we analysed were typically 80–120 pages long. */
well ck me, that’s longer than my thesis
sibeen said:
Yep.
Have you caught up yet, MV?:)
The good thing about working on my day off is that I can finally start my uni assignment without toddler interruption. She’s not well today so she would need extra attention.
Thanks to Meg and Pruney, I’ve gotten a very decent start on the assignment. I’m happy with it so far.
must be bed time.. night you lot
https://vimeo.com/190404475
And some hot chips and orange juice please. and an ice cream..
sarahs mum said:
https://vimeo.com/190404475And some hot chips and orange juice please. and an ice cream..
That reminds me, my ice cream hasn’t arrived yet.
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:
https://vimeo.com/190404475And some hot chips and orange juice please. and an ice cream..
That reminds me, my ice cream hasn’t arrived yet.
but will it bring all the boys to the yard?
Greetings
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:
https://vimeo.com/190404475And some hot chips and orange juice please. and an ice cream..
That reminds me, my ice cream hasn’t arrived yet.
but will it bring all the boys to the yard?
So far it is. These slider things are very popular.
And the ice cream just arrived.
Is Boris here yet?
(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)
Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
Divine Angel said:
Is Boris here yet?(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)
Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
oh dear… the humanity…
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:That reminds me, my ice cream hasn’t arrived yet.
but will it bring all the boys to the yard?
So far it is. These slider things are very popular.
And the ice cream just arrived.
Is there a lot of food wastage in doughnut world?
Divine Angel said:
Is Boris here yet?(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)
Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
:)
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
Is Boris here yet?(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)
Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
oh dear… the humanity…
ha :)
poikilotherm said:
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:but will it bring all the boys to the yard?
So far it is. These slider things are very popular.
And the ice cream just arrived.
Is there a lot of food wastage in doughnut world?
Some nights, yes.
Divine Angel said:
snigger
Is Boris here yet?(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)
Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
Bath then go and get some petrol. And toilet rolls. And methylated spirits for tomorrow’s smoking, and taters, carrots. Eggs, multigrain bread. Marmalade.
Bubblecar said:
Bath then go and get some petrol. And toilet rolls. And methylated spirits for tomorrow’s smoking, and taters, carrots. Eggs, multigrain bread. Marmalade.
Get the Rose Lime marmalade.
Bubblecar said:
Bath then go and get some petrol. And toilet rolls. And methylated spirits for tomorrow’s smoking, and taters, carrots. Eggs, multigrain bread. Marmalade.
you’ll need the wheelbarrow.
Divine Angel said:
Is Boris here yet?(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)
Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
You made that up, surly.
Peak Warming Man said:
Divine Angel said:
Is Boris here yet?(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)
Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
You made that up, surly.
I found it on notalwaysright.com
coles have substituted my scotch fillet steak with a porterhouse. Oh well.
sarahs mum said:
coles have substituted my scotch fillet steak with a porterhouse. Oh well.
I hope they adjusted the price.
I have purchased new running shoes. I ended up with Asics Gelflux 3….like this:
The local shop doesn’t stock Brooks, but could get them in. I decided as I don’t run many km now, I’d just get something they had in stock. They feel a lot more bouncy than my old worn Brooks.
:)
Now for some walking around behind the mower. Again.
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
coles have substituted my scotch fillet steak with a porterhouse. Oh well.I hope they adjusted the price.
They adjusted the grams. I get more grams. The scotch fillet was on special so that is the price.
I’ll tell you what, petrol is cheap these days. I hope we’re not buying it from Islamic State.
Lunch: Mighty Mite & salad leaves on settlers’ rye.
An inquiry into 19C….ffs.
poikilotherm said:
An inquiry into 19C….ffs.
What’s 19C? I thought they were stuck on 18.
Ian said:
poikilotherm said:
An inquiry into 19C….ffs.
What’s 19C? I thought they were stuck on 18.
typo, close enough.
poikilotherm said:
An inquiry into 19C….ffs.
up here in Qld it’s all about 33C at the moment
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
An inquiry into 19C….ffs.
up here in Qld it’s all about 33C at the moment
I have to go up to the firey gates of hell in December for 2 days.
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
An inquiry into 19C….ffs.
up here in Qld it’s all about 33C at the moment
Hoping for a storm later
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
An inquiry into 19C….ffs.
up here in Qld it’s all about 33C at the moment
I have to go up to the firey gates of hell in December for 2 days.
funny how you have to climb up out of the hole to reach hell…
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
An inquiry into 19C….ffs.
up here in Qld it’s all about 33C at the moment
36.4C and going up… mens’ wear..
“Super Moon” on Monday, closest full moon in 68 years. 12% to 14% larger than normal and 25% to 30% brighter.
http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/news/2016/11/super-moon-to-light-up-skies-on-monday
pommiejohn said:
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
An inquiry into 19C….ffs.
up here in Qld it’s all about 33C at the moment
Hoping for a storm later
Not far away here…
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING for LARGE HAILSTONES, HEAVY RAINFALL and DAMAGING WINDFor people in the Northern Rivers and parts of the Mid North Coast, Central Tablelands, Central West Slopes and Plains, Riverina, Lower Western, Upper Western and Northern Tablelands Forecast Districts.
Issued at 1:56 pm Tuesday, 8 November 2016.
Ian said:
pommiejohn said:
diddly-squat said:up here in Qld it’s all about 33C at the moment
Hoping for a storm later
Not far away here…
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING for LARGE HAILSTONES, HEAVY RAINFALL and DAMAGING WINDFor people in the Northern Rivers and parts of the Mid North Coast, Central Tablelands, Central West Slopes and Plains, Riverina, Lower Western, Upper Western and Northern Tablelands Forecast Districts.
Issued at 1:56 pm Tuesday, 8 November 2016.
One forming on the radar as we speak.. out at marburg
Bubblecar said:
“Super Moon” on Monday, closest full moon in 68 years. 12% to 14% larger than normal and 25% to 30% brighter.http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/news/2016/11/super-moon-to-light-up-skies-on-monday
Goodo.. but those never look particularly super compared to a regular full moon to me.
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:up here in Qld it’s all about 33C at the moment
I have to go up to the firey gates of hell in December for 2 days.
funny how you have to climb up out of the hole to reach hell…
It’s not my fault the cartographers way back when put us down here.
Storm already passed over, but I’d say that it’s just the curtain raiser.
Poik, talk to me about expiration dates.. what happens to the meds after they realise they are out of Date?
That’s when you donate unsold stock to charity and claim it on tax…
furious said:
- what happens to the meds after they realise they are out of Date?
That’s when you donate unsold stock to charity and claim it on tax…
What if I think it’s still ok and don’t want to spend more money on newer packaging?
I’m home after a nice w/e in perth with the Umbrellas. Also caught up with some old friends, one at the quiz night and t’other i visited on sunday.
ChrispenEvan said:
I’m home after a nice w/e in perth with the Umbrellas. Also caught up with some old friends, one at the quiz night and t’other i visited on sunday.
How did you go at the quiz night?
Arts said:
ChrispenEvan said:
I’m home after a nice w/e in perth with the Umbrellas. Also caught up with some old friends, one at the quiz night and t’other i visited on sunday.
How did you go at the quiz night?
we didn’t come last.
ChrispenEvan said:
Arts said:
ChrispenEvan said:
I’m home after a nice w/e in perth with the Umbrellas. Also caught up with some old friends, one at the quiz night and t’other i visited on sunday.
How did you go at the quiz night?
we didn’t come last.
That sounds positive.
I’m sorry I missed it.. I had to sweat it out on an island beach with champagne.
Arts said:
ChrispenEvan said:
Arts said:How did you go at the quiz night?
we didn’t come last.
That sounds positive.
best not to pursue this line of inquiry too far :)
Arts said:
Poik, talk to me about expiration dates.. what happens to the meds after they realise they are out of Date?
They spontaneously combust…
It’s the timeframe at which the company can guarantee there is at least 90% of what they said on the packet is still there.
dumb been checkin’ fenceline way out yonder
done got a flat’n no spare, yeah yeah
anyway he start walkin’ home to nearest road
with phone got 300m shit no glasses
wander back get ‘em ring lady x3’s no answer
run out credit lookin’ at’t long walk us
ol’n Larry got 3km’n lady missed call she saw
25min later was I give her instruction
directions, location’n shortly girl was out there
good invention’t spare tyre i’ll get one
get fixed shortly but’t nice day for walk I tell ya
furious said:
- what happens to the meds after they realise they are out of Date?
That’s when you donate unsold stock to charity and claim it on tax…
That’d go down like a Trump
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:
Poik, talk to me about expiration dates.. what happens to the meds after they realise they are out of Date?
They spontaneously combust…
It’s the timeframe at which the company can guarantee there is at least 90% of what they said on the packet is still there.
So they degrade in effectiveness? Content? Strength?
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:
Poik, talk to me about expiration dates.. what happens to the meds after they realise they are out of Date?
They spontaneously combust…
It’s the timeframe at which the company can guarantee there is at least 90% of what they said on the packet is still there.
So they degrade in effectiveness? Content? Strength?
The effectiveness is related to the active ingredient concentration, so, all of the above.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
ChrispenEvan said:we didn’t come last.
That sounds positive.
best not to pursue this line of inquiry too far :)
So second last? Not even winning the wooden spoon…
Arts said:
Poik, talk to me about expiration dates.. what happens to the meds after they realise they are out of Date?
you have to go in after them…
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:That sounds positive.
best not to pursue this line of inquiry too far :)
So second last? Not even winning the wooden spoon…
We had nobody well-versed in popular culture or numbats, on our table.
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:They spontaneously combust…
It’s the timeframe at which the company can guarantee there is at least 90% of what they said on the packet is still there.
So they degrade in effectiveness? Content? Strength?
The effectiveness is related to the active ingredient concentration, so, all of the above.
It must be a progressive and linear degradation. So one could work out usage worth if they knew that?
Although I suppose it depends somewhat on storage values too.
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:So they degrade in effectiveness? Content? Strength?
The effectiveness is related to the active ingredient concentration, so, all of the above.
It must be a progressive and linear degradation. So one could work out usage worth if they knew that?
Although I suppose it depends somewhat on storage values too.
It’s not. No.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:best not to pursue this line of inquiry too far :)
So second last? Not even winning the wooden spoon…
We had nobody well-versed in popular culture or numbats, on our table.
I could have answered the numbats questions… probably. Ah well… a good night of socialising I suspect.
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:The effectiveness is related to the active ingredient concentration, so, all of the above.
It must be a progressive and linear degradation. So one could work out usage worth if they knew that?
Although I suppose it depends somewhat on storage values too.It’s not. No.
So, you are saying that I should probably dispose of them and stop being a tight arse and buy new ones?
Just double your dose…
furious said:
- So, you are saying that I should probably dispose of them and stop being a tight arse and buy new ones?
Just double your dose…
That’s what I’m thinking… though big pharma over there is going to say not to.
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:It must be a progressive and linear degradation. So one could work out usage worth if they knew that?
Although I suppose it depends somewhat on storage values too.It’s not. No.
So, you are saying that I should probably dispose of them and stop being a tight arse and buy new ones?
Do what you like I’m not your mum ;)
Arts said:
furious said:
- So, you are saying that I should probably dispose of them and stop being a tight arse and buy new ones?
Just double your dose…
That’s what I’m thinking… though big pharma over there is going to say not to.
I think he’s thinking that means you’ll use them twice as fast… either way, you’ll be back for more…
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:It’s not. No.
So, you are saying that I should probably dispose of them and stop being a tight arse and buy new ones?
Do what you like I’m not your mum ;)
My mum would tell me not to be wasteful and take them. Then end with something about how throw away every generation that is not hers is
transition said:
dumb been checkin’ fenceline way out yonder
done got a flat’n no spare, yeah yeah
anyway he start walkin’ home to nearest road
with phone got 300m shit no glasses
wander back get ‘em ring lady x3’s no answer
run out credit lookin’ at’t long walk us
ol’n Larry got 3km’n lady missed call she saw
25min later was I give her instruction
directions, location’n shortly girl was out there
good invention’t spare tyre i’ll get one
get fixed shortly but’t nice day for walk I tell ya
Larry must have wondered WTF was going on.
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:So, you are saying that I should probably dispose of them and stop being a tight arse and buy new ones?
Do what you like I’m not your mum ;)
My mum would tell me not to be wasteful and take them. Then end with something about how throw away every generation that is not hers is
What drugs are these? Anyway, if they lose efficacy but don’t become poisonous, you could always just take them and rely on the placebo effect.
buffy said:
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:Do what you like I’m not your mum ;)
My mum would tell me not to be wasteful and take them. Then end with something about how throw away every generation that is not hers is
What drugs are these? Anyway, if they lose efficacy but don’t become poisonous, you could always just take them and rely on the placebo effect.
It’s the becoming poisonous bit that I’m concerned with
Hours of push-along mowing tomorrow to clear the stuff that’s too thick and long for the ride-on. After calling the estate agent for the fourth time about the ride-on.
She keeps saying she’ll get Bevis onto it but he still hasn’t turned up.
Bubblecar said:
Hours of push-along mowing tomorrow to clear the stuff that’s too thick and long for the ride-on. After calling the estate agent for the fourth time about the ride-on.She keeps saying she’ll get Bevis onto it but he still hasn’t turned up.
It’s time for violence Mr Car, only language they understand.
(Disclaimer: violence might make things worse if used incorrectly)
Arts said:
buffy said:
Arts said:My mum would tell me not to be wasteful and take them. Then end with something about how throw away every generation that is not hers is
What drugs are these? Anyway, if they lose efficacy but don’t become poisonous, you could always just take them and rely on the placebo effect.
It’s the becoming poisonous bit that I’m concerned with
that’s ok, they have drugs for things like that.
Arts said:
buffy said:
Arts said:My mum would tell me not to be wasteful and take them. Then end with something about how throw away every generation that is not hers is
What drugs are these? Anyway, if they lose efficacy but don’t become poisonous, you could always just take them and rely on the placebo effect.
It’s the becoming poisonous bit that I’m concerned with
Try them out on the kids first, just to be sure.
sibeen said:
Arts said:
buffy said:What drugs are these? Anyway, if they lose efficacy but don’t become poisonous, you could always just take them and rely on the placebo effect.
It’s the becoming poisonous bit that I’m concerned with
Try them out on the kids first, just to be sure.
Yea, you’ve got more than one right? So there’s a backup.
Another aurora alert for tonight.
Space weather agencies have predicted a weak geomagnetic storm will hit the Earth tonight, so you may get to see an aurora if you live in Tasmania.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/how-can-you-spot-an-aurora-in-australia/8001204
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Hours of push-along mowing tomorrow to clear the stuff that’s too thick and long for the ride-on. After calling the estate agent for the fourth time about the ride-on.She keeps saying she’ll get Bevis onto it but he still hasn’t turned up.
It’s time for violence Mr Car, only language they understand.
(Disclaimer: violence might make things worse if used incorrectly)
OK, I’ll put a little urgency in my voice when I call her tomorrow.
Bubblecar said:
Hours of push-along mowing tomorrow to clear the stuff that’s too thick and long for the ride-on. After calling the estate agent for the fourth time about the ride-on.She keeps saying she’ll get Bevis onto it but he still hasn’t turned up.
Just tell her it does not look good for prospective buyers.
Should have dipped them in chocolate and passed them out for Halloween with tracking devices.
Arts said:
Should have dipped them in chocolate and passed them out for Halloween with tracking devices.
what? the kids?
Hobart radio presenter Anna Dare ‘quits’ in wake of Dreamworld tragedy joke
The Tasmanian commercial radio presenter who made a joke in reference to the deaths at the Dreamworld theme park has quit her job, according to the station’s parent company.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/anna-dare-7ho-presenter-quits-in-wake-of-dreamworld-comments/8005500
Feel out of sorts today, did a different job this morning, saw my eldest who had no money so went and got her some along with getting a coffee and only just having something proper to eat after living on sugar energy until now
Bubblecar said:
Hobart radio presenter Anna Dare ‘quits’ in wake of Dreamworld tragedy jokeThe Tasmanian commercial radio presenter who made a joke in reference to the deaths at the Dreamworld theme park has quit her job, according to the station’s parent company.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/anna-dare-7ho-presenter-quits-in-wake-of-dreamworld-comments/8005500
Must have been too soon.
Cymek said:
Feel out of sorts today, did a different job this morning, saw my eldest who had no money so went and got her some along with getting a coffee and only just having something proper to eat after living on sugar energy until now
What are you eating?
Bubblecar said:
Cymek said:
Feel out of sorts today, did a different job this morning, saw my eldest who had no money so went and got her some along with getting a coffee and only just having something proper to eat after living on sugar energy until now
What are you eating?
Chicken and lettuce sandwich not very exciting
Always keep the nose up when coming in to land:
Former tennis star David Nalbandian flips rally car in spectacular crash
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/former-tennis-star-david-nalbandian-flips-rally-car-in-crash/8005882
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
Hobart radio presenter Anna Dare ‘quits’ in wake of Dreamworld tragedy jokeThe Tasmanian commercial radio presenter who made a joke in reference to the deaths at the Dreamworld theme park has quit her job, according to the station’s parent company.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/anna-dare-7ho-presenter-quits-in-wake-of-dreamworld-comments/8005500
Must have been too soon.
Sure was.
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
Hobart radio presenter Anna Dare ‘quits’ in wake of Dreamworld tragedy jokeThe Tasmanian commercial radio presenter who made a joke in reference to the deaths at the Dreamworld theme park has quit her job, according to the station’s parent company.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/anna-dare-7ho-presenter-quits-in-wake-of-dreamworld-comments/8005500
Must have been too soon.
Next day is usually too soon. At least wait until the funerals are over.
>http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/anna-dare-7ho-presenter-quits-in-wake-of-dreamworld-comments/8005500
There’s a worse joke of media more generally, and the audience of demand for such things.
It’s something quite nasty that atrfully distracted from.
That death a misery becomes entertainment, sells newspapers, advertising, and that misfortune become entertainment.
Sometimes the police are involved too.
It ought be revolting for many people and surely is, but there’s a proportion, or type of audience that don’t discern the nastiness.
ChrispenEvan said:
Arts said:
Should have dipped them in chocolate and passed them out for Halloween with tracking devices.
what? the kids?
if she meant the kids then she wouldn’t have said anything about needing a tracking device
Storms to the south, storms to the north but no storms at the Redoubt and I need one, it’s as dry as a chip.
“Residents have taken to social media to express anger that the woman’s body and belongings were left on the street (under a sheet) for three hours.”
I’m not sure the woman cared all that much…
poikilotherm said:
“Residents have taken to social media to express anger that the woman’s body and belongings were left on the street (under a sheet) for three hours.”I’m not sure the woman cared all that much…
Social media is a virtual outrage bus, you can board without a ticket and ride around free all day.
Looks like you’ve lost a lion at the zoo, Arts.
Hmm, ABC stuffed this up. Just ends in mid-sentence with most of the article missing:
A History of Cruelty: The Origins of Australia’s Uniquely Harsh Asylum Seeker Policy
http://www.abc.net.au/religion/articles/2016/10/28/4565087.htm
Bubblecar said:
Hmm, ABC stuffed this up. Just ends in mid-sentence with most of the article missing:A History of Cruelty: The Origins of Australia’s Uniquely Harsh Asylum Seeker Policy
http://www.abc.net.au/religion/articles/2016/10/28/4565087.htm
…hmmm, now suddenly it’s there. Just trying to make me look stupid.
Liver & bacon tonight. Diced and cooked up with onion, garlic, tomatoes, herbs etc. Not sure whether to serve it with penne pasta or just bread & butter.
Peak Warming Man said:
Looks like you’ve lost a lion at the zoo, Arts.
I know. I was just there for an interview and the mood was low
Don’t give them guns.
pasta and veg’ on toast
Lamb riblets, grilled, steamed carrot, cabbage, broccoli and snap peas. And there is an orange cake in the oven, which I’m sure will need to be sampled later.
Washing down IKEA’s finest with kallvatten tonight
I’ll probably take a kip in a wardrobe and come out later when things are quiter
I normally get to bed early and and read myself asleep to catcher in the rye
What’s happening in Wookie World?
Peak Warming Man said:
What’s happening in Wookie World?
Good god I’ve just seen a woman without a tattoo , how strange , if not unique
wookiemeister said:
Peak Warming Man said:
What’s happening in Wookie World?
Not much to speak , IGood god I’ve just seen a woman without a tattoo , how strange , if not unique
She might have one tucked away somewhere.
The shed: Three walls were constructed and erected today!
It’s tall…
:)
I must not read people’s comments about the lion
I must not read people’s comments about the lion
I must not read people’s comments about the lion
I must not read people’s comments about the lion
I must not read people’s comments about the lion
Etc
Michael V said:
The shed: Three walls were constructed and erected today!It’s tall…
:)
Our second shed was also constructed today. The three people put it together in about 40 mins… something tells me they have done this before
Michael V said:
The shed: Three walls were constructed and erected today!It’s tall…
:)
Shed loads of shed?
Um ah….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/senate-committee-says-george-brandis-mislead-parliament/8006842
I seem to recall Mr buffy commenting that the solicitor general would have all the necessary legal notes and a lot better understanding than the minister…
What lion?
Arts said:
I must not read people’s comments about the lion
I must not read people’s comments about the lion
I must not read people’s comments about the lion
I must not read people’s comments about the lion
I must not read people’s comments about the lionEtc
furious said:
- I must not read people’s comments about the lion
What lion?
Woodie said:
Well, um, possibly just enough. Not sure yet. But I couldn’t fit more, and I have to remove the two small garden sheds to comply with the approval.
Michael V said:
The shed: Three walls were constructed and erected today!It’s tall…
:)
Shed loads of shed?
:(
furious said:
- I must not read people’s comments about the lion
What lion?
Zion mon.
buffy said:
Um ah….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/senate-committee-says-george-brandis-mislead-parliament/8006842
I seem to recall Mr buffy commenting that the solicitor general would have all the necessary legal notes and a lot better understanding than the minister…
That finding by the stacked committee was known before they even convened.
Nevermind, I think I know now. Carry on…
The lion sleeps tonight….
The remaining male lion at our zoo died on the operating table. He was getting some teeth worked on.
I am avoiding the social media comments because the conversations go like this,
Them: the lion should have not been in a cage anyway but out in the wild
Me: you mean the wild where they get poached?
Them: why work on his teeth? They don’t have dentists in the wild?
Me: yes and wild lions lose teeth painfully and die from starvation because they can’t chew.
Them: it’s cruel to keep them captive they die
Me: see above comment and this lion died at twice the average wild life expectancy
Them: they need work on their teeth because they don’t get to hunt and get given their food on a platter
Me: no, they aren’t domestic pets.
Them: I was at the zoo last week and they just sat around looking sad doing nothing
Me: oh you mean like wild lions that rest and sleep for most of their day light hours.
Them: zoos are terrible places and only serve to make money for the government
Me: oh you mean the non profit organisation that saves whole species because: humans
Arts said:
The remaining male lion at our zoo died on the operating table. He was getting some teeth worked on.
I am avoiding the social media comments because the conversations go like this,Them: the lion should have not been in a cage anyway but out in the wild
Me: you mean the wild where they get poached?Them: why work on his teeth? They don’t have dentists in the wild?
Me: yes and wild lions lose teeth painfully and die from starvation because they can’t chew.Them: it’s cruel to keep them captive they die
Me: see above comment and this lion died at twice the average wild life expectancyThem: they need work on their teeth because they don’t get to hunt and get given their food on a platter
Me: no, they aren’t domestic pets.Them: I was at the zoo last week and they just sat around looking sad doing nothing
Me: oh you mean like wild lions that rest and sleep for most of their day light hours.Them: zoos are terrible places and only serve to make money for the government
Me: oh you mean the non profit organisation that saves whole species because: humans
Yeah, but you would say that.
Arts said:
The remaining male lion at our zoo died on the operating table. He was getting some teeth worked on.
I am avoiding the social media comments because the conversations go like this,Them: the lion should have not been in a cage anyway but out in the wild
Me: you mean the wild where they get poached?Them: why work on his teeth? They don’t have dentists in the wild?
Me: yes and wild lions lose teeth painfully and die from starvation because they can’t chew.Them: it’s cruel to keep them captive they die
Me: see above comment and this lion died at twice the average wild life expectancyThem: they need work on their teeth because they don’t get to hunt and get given their food on a platter
Me: no, they aren’t domestic pets.Them: I was at the zoo last week and they just sat around looking sad doing nothing
Me: oh you mean like wild lions that rest and sleep for most of their day light hours.Them: zoos are terrible places and only serve to make money for the government
Me: oh you mean the non profit organisation that saves whole species because: humans
Mad people, you did well.
Arts said:
I am avoiding the social media comments because the conversations go like this,
That’s not the forum way, you are not supposed to ignore the things that annoy and outrage you.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/bridgette-veneris-invents-adhesive-bandage-dispenser/8006780
:) :) :)
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:I am avoiding the social media comments because the conversations go like this,
That’s not the forum way, you are not supposed to ignore the things that annoy and outrage you.
Then they came for the zookeepers, and I did not speak out -
Because I was not a zookeeper.
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/bridgette-veneris-invents-adhesive-bandage-dispenser/8006780:) :) :)
It’s a good idea, they’re always fiddly to get out of their packaging.
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:I am avoiding the social media comments because the conversations go like this,
That’s not the forum way, you are not supposed to ignore the things that annoy and outrage you.
I don’t have the time to open all the brain doors I see firmly closed. it’s clear to me that the general public know better than all the public zoos and the trained and experienced keepers in the world how to look after wild animals that the general public doesn’t look after in their wild environment. If you want to know genuinely, I will talk to you, if you want to just say how shit it is to look after animals in an environment that is safe, clean, researched and allows for vastly improved life spans and the safety of a species then fuck off.
There are still many private zoos that are not bound by international conventions of animal care
“So … why did you sign us up to a support group for childless couples?”
“What? Oh … I thought that said chillless.”
I am distinctly unaffected by the passing of this lion.
Arts said:
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:I am avoiding the social media comments because the conversations go like this,
That’s not the forum way, you are not supposed to ignore the things that annoy and outrage you.
I don’t have the time to open all the brain doors I see firmly closed. it’s clear to me that the general public know better than all the public zoos and the trained and experienced keepers in the world how to look after wild animals that the general public doesn’t look after in their wild environment. If you want to know genuinely, I will talk to you, if you want to just say how shit it is to look after animals in an environment that is safe, clean, researched and allows for vastly improved life spans and the safety of a species then fuck off.
There are still many private zoos that are not bound by international conventions of animal care
I’ll finish that …
… international conventions of animals care. These zoos don’t worry about enclosure environment, life spans, food requirements, weight issues, health and well being of the animals.. they are purely for profit. They don’t talk to or swap knowledge or information with other animals carers.
Public zoos have very strict guidelines as well as rules on breeding. All animals (though especially exotics) are genetically documented and all breeding is run under an international stud committee that keeps gene pools as open as they can (this is why there are so many animals transfers).
That doco on the lion that was raised in a London back yard and then successfully released into the wild in Africa and the reunion with the chap who raised it was great viewing.
I’ll hop off my bandwagon now.
Soap box…
furious said:
- I’ll hop off my bandwagon now.
Soap box…
Good view from there
Arts said:
furious said:
- I’ll hop off my bandwagon now.
Soap box…
Good view from there
Pity everyone looks so stupid though.
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:
furious said:
- I’ll hop off my bandwagon now.
Soap box…
Good view from there
Pity everyone looks so stupid though.
not everyone
Bubblecar said:
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/bridgette-veneris-invents-adhesive-bandage-dispenser/8006780:) :) :)
It’s a good idea, they’re always fiddly to get out of their packaging.
Reusable case would be good too
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:
furious said:
- I’ll hop off my bandwagon now.
Soap box…
Good view from there
Pity everyone looks so stupid though.
Clowns to the left, jokers to the right.
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:Good view from there
Pity everyone looks so stupid though.
Clowns to the left, jokers to the right.
We sing that a lot in this house.
Arts said:
The remaining male lion at our zoo died on the operating table. He was getting some teeth worked on.
I am avoiding the social media comments because the conversations go like this,Them: the lion should have not been in a cage anyway but out in the wild
Me: you mean the wild where they get poached?Them: why work on his teeth? They don’t have dentists in the wild?
Me: yes and wild lions lose teeth painfully and die from starvation because they can’t chew.Them: it’s cruel to keep them captive they die
Me: see above comment and this lion died at twice the average wild life expectancyThem: they need work on their teeth because they don’t get to hunt and get given their food on a platter
Me: no, they aren’t domestic pets.Them: I was at the zoo last week and they just sat around looking sad doing nothing
Me: oh you mean like wild lions that rest and sleep for most of their day light hours.Them: zoos are terrible places and only serve to make money for the government
Me: oh you mean the non profit organisation that saves whole species because: humans
My Environmental Ethics unit way back when in 2005 had quite a few anti zoo people in it.
Bright in the south-east but probably just zodiacal light at this stage.
Blimey Jacqui Lambi just gave a strange adjournment speech, she’s got some issues.
Peak Warming Man said:
Blimey Jacqui Lambi just gave a strange adjournment speech, she’s got some issues.
What did she say?
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Blimey Jacqui Lambi just gave a strange adjournment speech, she’s got some issues.
What did she say?
we’re waiting on the translation …
Well she was on about here involvement or not in the Jedi cult in the army when she was relieved of duty or some such and how David Morrison the current Australian of the year mistreated her and how shes a nervous wreck and has been in hospital for six months and how the Army needs to give her a public apology and on and on.
She may have a case, I don’t know, it was pretty rambling.
what should I have for dinner?
Peak Warming Man said:
Well she was on about here involvement or not in the Jedi cult in the army when she was relieved of duty or some such and how David Morrison the current Australian of the year mistreated her and how shes a nervous wreck and has been in hospital for six months and how the Army needs to give her a public apology and on and on.
She may have a case, I don’t know, it was pretty rambling.
Ah. Wonder what that’s got to do with the job she’s paid to do now.
party_pants said:
what should I have for dinner?
Something mildly spicy.
Peak Warming Man said:
Well she was on about here involvement or not in the Jedi cult in the army when she was relieved of duty or some such and how David Morrison the current Australian of the year mistreated her and how shes a nervous wreck and has been in hospital for six months and how the Army needs to give her a public apology and on and on.
She may have a case, I don’t know, it was pretty rambling.
I bet the Star PAC didn’t know he liked to get around wearing women’s shoes.
party_pants said:
what should I have for dinner?
Half a spit roasted bullock with roast vegetables fried bread dumplings and a side salad washed down with a bucket of wine followed by a chocolate mouse and a cheese platter.
Peak Warming Man said:
party_pants said:
what should I have for dinner?
Half a spit roasted bullock with roast vegetables fried bread dumplings and a side salad washed down with a bucket of wine followed by a chocolate mouse and a cheese platter.
and a wafer thin chocolate mint.
I’m wondering if I should submerge the pork in sherry and spices tonight. Then I could add the brine tomorrow about three hours before smoking.
Bubblecar said:
I’m wondering if I should submerge the pork in sherry and spices tonight. Then I could add the brine tomorrow about three hours before smoking.
If you added the sherry and spices with the brine I imagine that would tend to drag the flavours into the cells?
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
I’m wondering if I should submerge the pork in sherry and spices tonight. Then I could add the brine tomorrow about three hours before smoking.
If you added the sherry and spices with the brine I imagine that would tend to drag the flavours into the cells?
Yes, I’ll leave the sherry and spices in when I add the brine. But the alcohol in the sherry should help the meat absorb the flavours anyway, so it might be an idea to marinate for quite a while before brining (I don’t want the brine in too long because the meat will be too salty).
Peak Warming Man said:
party_pants said:
what should I have for dinner?
Half a spit roasted bullock with roast vegetables fried bread dumplings and a side salad washed down with a bucket of wine followed by a chocolate mouse and a cheese platter.
Nah, I’ll lose my new lean and sexy look if I put on too much weight.
Bubblecar said:
I’m wondering if I should submerge the pork in sherry and spices tonight. Then I could add the brine tomorrow about three hours before smoking.
Think I’ll start the marinade first thing in the morning, then add the brine 2-3 hours before smoking.
Zodiacal light has gone but no aurora has taken the stage. I’ll have a peep out there now and then as the night unfolds.
I just back from doin’ stock rounds
chill out there not take a jumper
lucky ‘ad’t favourite blue singlet on
the most faded one it’s warmer
too it’s cooler when hot ‘ave found
too I stronger quicker’n smarter
yes, like’t superman I do fly ‘round
faded blue singlet always better
helpin’ day in day gettin’ stuff done
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
what should I have for dinner?
Something mildly spicy.
Good choice. Now my ice cream tastes even better afterwards.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
what should I have for dinner?
Something mildly spicy.
Good choice. Now my ice cream tastes even better afterwards.
Glad to be of assistance.
far out only tuesday
monkey skipper said:
far out only tuesday
yeah?
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
far out only tuesday
yeah?
yeah.
Pump’n’dumping – fist pumping whilst downloading data in a workplace toilet.
Jazz-u-lizing – coming up with an idea on your feet while waving your hands in a jazz style.
Visual Jazz-u-lizing – Coming up with a digital idea whilst on your feet, waving your hands in a jazz style and simply drawing a triangle on the whiteboard to sell in the ‘strategy’.
VisualJazz – Was an actual digital agency name.
The Hanger Games – Trying to get from one meeting to another and eating left over sandwiches from the previous client workshop whilst trying to conceal your hunger induced anger.
Twanking – Dancing and miming masturbation with your hands inappropriately behind someone from a media agency.
Twonking – Being caught dancing and miming masturbation with your hands inappropriately behind someone from a media agency.
Qwerking – Animated GIF cock pics hidden behind a QR code sticker slapped on back of co worker.
Modem – Someone who talks a lot slower than they should in a meeting.
Dial-up – Someone so slow they only contribute one word per meeting.
NFC – Nobody fucking cares
KFC – Kinect Future Chicken
3DP’d – The act of 3D printing a tiny replica of one’s penis using the seldom used office 3D printer.
Phase Two’ing – deliberately parking an idea so that it will die.
BitCoiner – Someone who talks about bit coins in every meeting regardless.
Phygital Midgetal – A physically activated digital experience exclusively for tall midgets.
Biffin’s Bridge – An impromptu meeting that takes place walking between meetings. Derived from the slang phrase meaning the area of skin between genitals and anus.
Eg. There were no meeting rooms available so we had a debrief on Biffin’s Bridge.
I’m using Firefox, but it’s gone a bit strange. If I click the “new tab” icon, nothing happens for about 15 seconds (during which I get a “Firefox is not responding” message), then the new tab opens, but if I middle-click on a link a new tab opens immediately. It’s very strange.
Good morning Holidayers. We have four degrees and a light fog. Augers well for a nice sunny day. But I will be inside. Still shouldn’t be too cold in the sheep pavilion tonight for archery.
Morning. 14 degrees here.
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers. We have four degrees and a light fog. Augers well for a nice sunny day. But I will be inside. Still shouldn’t be too cold in the sheep pavilion tonight for archery.
3.7 here. Sun just emerging on the horizon
I have to go to work…but the Colbert video up first, while being 11 minutes long, is worth it. I’ll have to look at the others tonight.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-08/the-usual-suspects-make-their-final-us-election-gags/8007098
Morning. 23.5°C and 74% RH here. Mostly clear,light breezes.
Morning pilgrims, it’s cool and still at the redoubt, jumper can come off soon though.
Mrnomg. Big storms last night, more more today. 13 lovely mm in the gauge.
Well, all good. Solved the problems with the backup drives. Have successfully backed up files and repaired the broken one.
I don’t know why but quite often this page disappears on me. And It comes up as page not found. And then a few hours later it is back again.
Anyway.. good morning.
Mornin’. Exciting day today: my boss is coming in to serve customers while I conduct interviews.
It’s also Mr Mutant’s birthday.
sarahs mum said:
I don’t know why but quite often this page disappears on me. And It comes up as page not found. And then a few hours later it is back again.Anyway.. good morning.
Good morning. That sounds like your intenet connection isn’t loaded at the time.
Divine Angel said:
Mornin’. Exciting day today: my boss is coming in to serve customers while I conduct interviews.It’s also Mr Mutant’s birthday.
HB Mr Mutant.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
I don’t know why but quite often this page disappears on me. And It comes up as page not found. And then a few hours later it is back again.Anyway.. good morning.
Good morning. That sounds like your intenet connection isn’t loaded at the time.
But other pages load for me..
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
I don’t know why but quite often this page disappears on me. And It comes up as page not found. And then a few hours later it is back again.Anyway.. good morning.
Good morning. That sounds like your intenet connection isn’t loaded at the time.
But other pages load for me..
but did you try reloading them? Did you look at your intenet status at the time?
Usually if this page says, not found then if I try the other pages that are open, they will reload saying, page not found.. Check my internet, reload it and all the pages come back.
Meanwhile, Dreamworld announces they are demolishing the ride which claimed four lives last month. This is a Good Thing. You don’t need people with morbid fascinations on the ride.
Divine Angel said:
Meanwhile, Dreamworld announces they are demolishing the ride which claimed four lives last month. This is a Good Thing. You don’t need people with morbid fascinations on the ride.
I don’t take these kinds of rides because I understand that from a service perspective short cuts are always taken and management that doesn’t know or understand such matters continuously erodes safety and system integrity. From what I’ve seen they are the number one cause of all break downs, injuries and deaths
christmas isn’t a public holiday but the football grand final is? fuck football.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/08/greens-push-to-protect-penalty-rates-after-victoria-exempts-christmas-from-public-holidays?CMP=soc_567
Divine Angel said:
Mornin’. Exciting day today: my boss is coming in to serve customers while I conduct interviews.It’s also Mr Mutant’s birthday.
HB MM.
wookiemeister said:
Divine Angel said:
Meanwhile, Dreamworld announces they are demolishing the ride which claimed four lives last month. This is a Good Thing. You don’t need people with morbid fascinations on the ride.
Get rid of the evidence. By destroying the evidence quickly further faults and problems can be covered overI don’t take these kinds of rides because I understand that from a service perspective short cuts are always taken and management that doesn’t know or understand such matters continuously erodes safety and system integrity. From what I’ve seen they are the number one cause of all break downs, injuries and deaths
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
Mornin’. Exciting day today: my boss is coming in to serve customers while I conduct interviews.It’s also Mr Mutant’s birthday.
HB MM.
Divine Angel said:
wookiemeister said:
Divine Angel said:
Meanwhile, Dreamworld announces they are demolishing the ride which claimed four lives last month. This is a Good Thing. You don’t need people with morbid fascinations on the ride.
Get rid of the evidence. By destroying the evidence quickly further faults and problems can be covered overI don’t take these kinds of rides because I understand that from a service perspective short cuts are always taken and management that doesn’t know or understand such matters continuously erodes safety and system integrity. From what I’ve seen they are the number one cause of all break downs, injuries and deaths
QPS issued a statement a few days ago that they had concluded their investigations. This sort of thing will not be carried out lightly. All nooks, crannies and paperwork will be thoroughly looked at with a fine tooth comb,
I can assure you the real culprits will never be brought to heel
You want to keep on living ? Don’t step on to these rides the people servicing them are bottom dollar
Divine Angel said:
wookiemeister said:
Divine Angel said:
Meanwhile, Dreamworld announces they are demolishing the ride which claimed four lives last month. This is a Good Thing. You don’t need people with morbid fascinations on the ride.
Get rid of the evidence. By destroying the evidence quickly further faults and problems can be covered overI don’t take these kinds of rides because I understand that from a service perspective short cuts are always taken and management that doesn’t know or understand such matters continuously erodes safety and system integrity. From what I’ve seen they are the number one cause of all break downs, injuries and deaths
QPS issued a statement a few days ago that they had concluded their investigations. This sort of thing will not be carried out lightly. All nooks, crannies and paperwork will be thoroughly looked at with a fine tooth comb,
It’s a beautiful day and I can’t stop myself from smiling
13, cloudy, might rain.
Ultimately they need people to come back to the park. They have already suffered reputational damage but they will recover both financially and with people’s trust.
Did you end up buying a navigator, Boris?
not yet. haven’t decided on what to get.
it isn’t a priority atm.
Divine Angel said:
Ultimately they need people to come back to the park. They have already suffered reputational damage but they will recover both financially and with people’s trust.
Someone in management has said they will have a permanent memorial there.
I mean it’s good PR but really the last thing you want at a fun ride park is a big memorable to people who have died on the rides.
Oi, Boris, from now on I’m referring to you as Areola Boris.
**
Whatever Boris Is Into Is None Of Our Business
LIBRARY | ME, USA | FUNNY NAMES, RUDE & RISQUE, TECHNOLOGY
(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)
Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
ChrispenEvan said:
It’s a beautiful day and I can’t stop myself from smiling13, cloudy, might rain.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUNgQ03D2qA
ChrispenEvan said:
It’s a beautiful day and I can’t stop myself from smiling
Change of medication?
Divine Angel said:
Oi, Boris, from now on I’m referring to you as Areola Boris. **
Whatever Boris Is Into Is None Of Our Business
LIBRARY | ME, USA | FUNNY NAMES, RUDE & RISQUE, TECHNOLOGY
(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
wookiemeister said:Get rid of the evidence. By destroying the evidence quickly further faults and problems can be covered over
I don’t take these kinds of rides because I understand that from a service perspective short cuts are always taken and management that doesn’t know or understand such matters continuously erodes safety and system integrity. From what I’ve seen they are the number one cause of all break downs, injuries and deaths
QPS issued a statement a few days ago that they had concluded their investigations. This sort of thing will not be carried out lightly. All nooks, crannies and paperwork will be thoroughly looked at with a fine tooth comb,
Combing through the evidence?
wookiemeister said:
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:QPS issued a statement a few days ago that they had concluded their investigations. This sort of thing will not be carried out lightly. All nooks, crannies and paperwork will be thoroughly looked at with a fine tooth comb,
Combing through the evidence?
You just need to instil confidence , nothing will change
Tamb said:
Might even keep the same ride with a different name & paint job.
I think this is the more likely scenario. Change the theme, keep a lot of the existing infrastructure and change the name.
ChrispenEvan said:
it isn’t a priority atm.
OK then but if you get lost in the Bungle Bungles and your remains aren’t found for 10 years you’ve only got yourself to blame.
Boa constrictor ‘tried to constrict Singleton owner as he slept
Police have seized a 2.3 metre boa constrictor in Singleton following fears that it may have eaten a small dog and attempted to constrict its owner in his sleep.
mighta slept in longa
but me bladder ya know
thing’t coulda busted
pissed the bed I woulda
transition said:
mighta slept in longa
but me bladder ya know
thing’t coulda busted
pissed the bed I woulda
Divine Angel said:
Oi, Boris, from now on I’m referring to you as Areola Boris. **
Whatever Boris Is Into Is None Of Our Business
LIBRARY | ME, USA | FUNNY NAMES, RUDE & RISQUE, TECHNOLOGY
(We have a patron who frequently asks the library staff to check the spelling on various words or phrases that she’s searching for online. She never accepts that she just spelled it wrong in the first place, but insists that Google it intentionally messing things up for her.)Patron: “Can you look up the correct spelling for the Northern Lights?”
Me: “Sure. It’s N-O-R-T-H—”
Patron: “No, I mean the real name for them, ‘Aura’ something.”
Me: “Ah, Aurora Borealis.”
Patron: “Yes, but when I typed it in Google kept messing up and showing me dirty stuff! Can you write down the right spelling?”
(She handed me a slip of paper to write on. On it, she’d already written “AREOLA BORIS”.)
I’m chrispen evan, don’t know the Boris guy…
Tamb said:
transition said:
mighta slept in longa
but me bladder ya know
thing’t coulda busted
pissed the bed I woulda
Ah! The delights of old age!
and dozen coffees a day, catch up drinks after me long walk yesterday (flat tyre), and late coffee right before bed after finished stock rounds. So tired when went to to bed probably didn’t have the strength to hold me dick
transition said:
Tamb said:
transition said:
mighta slept in longa
but me bladder ya know
thing’t coulda busted
pissed the bed I woulda
Ah! The delights of old age!and dozen coffees a day, catch up drinks after me long walk yesterday (flat tyre), and late coffee right before bed after finished stock rounds. So tired when went to to bed probably didn’t have the strength to hold me dick
Now you’re just boasting.
Tamb said:
wookiemeister said:
Tamb said:Combing through the evidence?
You just need to instil confidence , nothing will change
Might even keep the same ride with a different name & paint job.
the haunted tunnel? ghost train?
Peak Warming Man said:
transition said:
Tamb said:Ah! The delights of old age!
and dozen coffees a day, catch up drinks after me long walk yesterday (flat tyre), and late coffee right before bed after finished stock rounds. So tired when went to to bed probably didn’t have the strength to hold me dick
Now you’re just boasting.
My sediments perzackly.
ChrispenEvan said:
Tamb said:
wookiemeister said:You just need to instil confidence , nothing will change
Might even keep the same ride with a different name & paint job.the haunted tunnel? ghost train?
well, my moan to the TIO about my ISP must have been successful. Good speeds again and only a couple of drop-outs not linked to poor reception, dBm readings the best I’ve seen.
And in local news this is a tick free area however one was found on a neighbours cattle and now all the farms in the valley are in quarantine until the DPI checks all the cattle.
Big kerfuffle because the DPI take their time and no cattle can go to market.
ChrispenEvan said:
well, my moan to the TIO about my ISP must have been successful. Good speeds again and only a couple of drop-outs not linked to poor reception, dBm readings the best I’ve seen.
My moan to Allen’s was resolved with a ‘small reimbursement gift card’ that is on its way to me by post. I said thank you very much but please go back to your boys and see if they can make the product edible…you’re in that business..
sarahs mum said:
My moan to Allen’s was resolved with a ‘small reimbursement gift card’ that is on its way to me by post. I said thank you very much but please go back to your boys and see if they can make the product edible…you’re in that business..
What moan to Allen’s?
A month ago I ordered some temporary tattoos to be worn at the 25th year of the rot to trip.. they never arrived. So I emailed them and they gave me a full refund… that’s pretty good customer service.
When you see what toblerone looks like now, you’ll be shocked
Finally!! After four months, two missing phones and a modem that only arrived this morning, the IT guy has agreed to install it for us instead of attempting to talk us through it over the phone.
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:My moan to Allen’s was resolved with a ‘small reimbursement gift card’ that is on its way to me by post. I said thank you very much but please go back to your boys and see if they can make the product edible…you’re in that business..
What moan to Allen’s?
I bought some jelly beans. I chewed them and chewed them and chewed them. They refused to be eaten. I spat them out and couldn’t believe it but they were all see through plastic looking lumps.
theory one. they are importing mass produced solid bits and coating them with no artificial colourings and labelling them made in Australia.
theory two. It is plastic.
Theory three. This is what the consumer wants.
In other news, I watched Children of the Corn for the first time. It’s pretty much the stupidest movie I’ve ever seen.
I don’t remember the last time I ate jellybeans. Perhaps they are now plastic.
Divine Angel said:
I don’t remember the last time I ate jellybeans.
We’re they spiked?
Divine Angel said:
I don’t remember the last time I ate jellybeans. Perhaps they are now plastic.
I bought them on special but the expiry date is next november.
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/conservation/gutting-of-nsw-environment-protections-a-risk-as-new-bills-introduced-says-opposition-20161108-gskmim.html
William Hartnell left Doctor Who because he had arteriosclerosis and his health was declining to the point where he couldn’t keep up with a TV acting schedule. The producers came up with the idea that the Doctor could regenerate into a new body, because the show was doing well and they wanted to keep it going. Hartnell was apparently the one who suggested Patrick Troughton should take over the role. So ultimately Hartnell’s illness inspired the premise gimmick that would make the show (and its hero) effectively immortal.
well, there you go
you might need this Kii.
https://www.facebook.com/AWEsomeSaucecom/videos/688306234660383/?hc_ref=NEWSFEED
sarahs mum said:
you might need this Kii.https://www.facebook.com/AWEsomeSaucecom/videos/688306234660383/?hc_ref=NEWSFEED
I just saw that.
I’m hiding under a blanky on the bed. Hoping that I don’t have to choose between USA and AUS. I really can’t be bothered moving at the moment.
You can try Canada.
Divine Angel said:
You can try Canada.
no one is ever going to vote that PM out…
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
you might need this Kii.https://www.facebook.com/AWEsomeSaucecom/videos/688306234660383/?hc_ref=NEWSFEED
I just saw that.
I’m hiding under a blanky on the bed. Hoping that I don’t have to choose between USA and AUS. I really can’t be bothered moving at the moment.
I must get out of bed.(I have done some chores..but I keep on getting back into bed.)
I’m waiting for my boss. She’ll be here any minute. The first interview is in an hour.
I’m just about to go and post a birthday card for my brother, then come back and check the ride-on in case Bevis secretly fixed it, and if not, ring the estate agent again. Then a few hours of push-along mowing. Then smoke the pork.
Divine Angel said:
I’m waiting for my boss. She’ll be here any minute. The first interview is in an hour.
I went for an interview for a zoo position yesterday.. there were 45 positions and 35 applicants.. I hope I get it
Bubblecar around? how long does it usually take pay pal to acknowledge transferred funds?
Arts said:
Divine Angel said:
I’m waiting for my boss. She’ll be here any minute. The first interview is in an hour.
I went for an interview for a zoo position yesterday.. there were 45 positions and 35 applicants.. I hope I get it
If it is what you want I hope it is yours. xxx
Arts said:
Bubblecar around? how long does it usually take pay pal to acknowledge transferred funds?
You mean money from your bank account into your PayPal account? Takes about five working days for me, but there might be variation depending on your bank.
Divine Angel said:
You can try Canada.
My old neighbour from the mountains of blue is back in Canadia. I think she’d let me sleep on her floor.
Arts said:
Divine Angel said:
I’m waiting for my boss. She’ll be here any minute. The first interview is in an hour.
I went for an interview for a zoo position yesterday.. there were 45 positions and 35 applicants.. I hope I get it
Does it come with a gorilla suit?
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
Bubblecar around? how long does it usually take pay pal to acknowledge transferred funds?
You mean money from your bank account into your PayPal account? Takes about five working days for me, but there might be variation depending on your bank.
Withdrawing money from PayPal to my bank is much quicker these days though. If I withdraw in the morning the money is usually in my account by evening.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
Bubblecar around? how long does it usually take pay pal to acknowledge transferred funds?
You mean money from your bank account into your PayPal account? Takes about five working days for me, but there might be variation depending on your bank.
no from pay pal to transfer back to bank.. I suspect it’s about the same.. thanks
Greetings
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
Bubblecar around? how long does it usually take pay pal to acknowledge transferred funds?
You mean money from your bank account into your PayPal account? Takes about five working days for me, but there might be variation depending on your bank.
no from pay pal to transfer back to bank.. I suspect it’s about the same.. thanks
…see my last post :)
thanks bubblecar
blrgh……
gonna go cook dinner, feed the pack and sniff the empty brandy bottle in the bin
As the uprising continued, the armed forces, by their own admission, fired nearly 4,000 cartridges at stone-throwing demonstrators, crowds protesting against police brutality, and even onlookers. This means that they sent, by one recent estimate, 1.3m metal balls hurtling towards public gatherings predominantly made up of young unarmed people.
Children as young as four and five now have multiple pellets in their retinas, blinding them partially, or fully, for life. At the start of September, doctors at Kashmir’s main hospital reported that on average, one person had their eyes ruptured by pellets every other hour since 9 July. “It means 12 eye surgeries per day,” one doctor told a local newspaper. “It is shocking.”
On 12 July, the fourth day of the protests, the state government, which is run by a controversial coalition between Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and a local ally, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), finally issued its first official statement on the use of the so-called “non-lethal” pellet guns. A spokesperson for the government, representing the PDP, described its position to the media: “We disapprove of it … But we will have to persist with this necessary evil till we find a non-lethal alternative.”
There is no recorded instance of a modern democracy systematically and willfully shooting at people to blind them
At first, the statement appeared as a typical soundbite, the sort of thing that officials must compose and recite with studied ambiguity for the press – the “government version”, as its known. But I was struck by its cavalier defence of state violence and brutalisation. It was obvious that this was not the spokesman’s personal view; it was a clear articulation of the intent of the Indian state in Kashmir: we have no choice but to shoot people in the eyes.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/08/india-crackdown-in-kashmir-is-this-worlds-first-mass-blinding?CMP=fb_gu
back in black goin’ in ‘em earphones
ol’ smashin’ brain hemispheres together
pick up me other tyre shortly while is
repair hopefully just fit’t tube otherwise $
I drove’t for while through lot of rocks
Pork is now marinating in sherry & spices, brine will be added in a couple hours.
Lunch: Mighty Mite & salad sandwich. I’ve just made up this jingle for them:
There are many different Mites, which can confuse,
So how do you know which Mite to choose?
I choose the mightiest Mite ‘cos it tastes just right -
The mightiest Mite? That’s Mighty Mite!
(Actually I only got it ‘cos it was the cheapest :))
Bubblecar said:
Pork is now marinating in sherry & spices, brine will be added in a couple hours.Lunch: Mighty Mite & salad sandwich. I’ve just made up this jingle for them:
There are many different Mites, which can confuse,
So how do you know which Mite to choose?
I choose the mightiest Mite ‘cos it tastes just right -
The mightiest Mite? That’s Mighty Mite!(Actually I only got it ‘cos it was the cheapest :))
I suppose i could marinate my porterhouse.
Bloody hell. She’s supposed to be finding a newbie for here, yet both interviewees so far, she’s assigned to another store.
Bubblecar said:
Pork is now marinating in sherry & spices, brine will be added in a couple hours.Lunch: Mighty Mite & salad sandwich. I’ve just made up this jingle for them:
There are many different Mites, which can confuse,
So how do you know which Mite to choose?
I choose the mightiest Mite ‘cos it tastes just right -
The mightiest Mite? That’s Mighty Mite!(Actually I only got it ‘cos it was the cheapest :))
That’s OK but you might want to ask transition for tips on the finer points…
Just tried the ride-on and as expected, it hasn’t been secretly fixed. Called the estate agent but they were engaged, so I’ll wait a few minutes.
Well that’s it for the push-along mowing – one of the bolts holding the handle on has just busted.
I’m exhausted anyway and the hernia is complaining.
New Hampshire…WTF.
Coburg carjacking witness praises woman who intervened as ‘tough as nails’
Leaving keys in the ignition?
not a good idea
sibeen said:
New Hampshire…WTF.
They’re taking their motto ‘Live Free or Die’ a little too seriously.
Dow Jones futures down 500 points.
Witty Rejoinder said:
sibeen said:
New Hampshire…WTF.
They’re taking their motto ‘Live Free or Die’ a little too seriously.
Dow Jones futures down 500 points.
Hope you lot bought some gold earlier in the day ;) …
sibeen said:
New Hampshire…WTF.
yeah. Poor azabeth. She was scared by clowns last week and now this.
sarahs mum said:
sibeen said:
New Hampshire…WTF.
yeah. Poor azabeth. She was scared by clowns last week and now this.
I might go and poison stuff.
Pork now brining and smoker prepared. At about 5:30 I’ll hot-smoke it in applewood for about 20 minutes, then finish the cooking in the conventional oven, since it’s a 1.3 kg slab.
salada with jam on
lady made coffee
‘ave’t nap me done
next sweet biccie
mag she’s readin’t
puzzlin’ she think
smokin’ the biro up
be word wizardry
Been a splendid spring day in the middle of the island. Still, calm, sunny and warm without being too warm.
Now calling WNDC while anticipating a delicious smoked pork dinner, listening to calming music and paying no attention to the US election.
Bubblecar said:
Been a splendid spring day in the middle of the island. Still, calm, sunny and warm without being too warm.Now calling WNDC while anticipating a delicious smoked pork dinner, listening to calming music and paying no attention to the US election.
that’s why I went and hit a quarter acre of foxgloves with roundup.I don’t like round up. I don’t like this weed problem either. trying hard not to go where there is any runoff.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Been a splendid spring day in the middle of the island. Still, calm, sunny and warm without being too warm.Now calling WNDC while anticipating a delicious smoked pork dinner, listening to calming music and paying no attention to the US election.
that’s why I went and hit a quarter acre of foxgloves with roundup.I don’t like round up. I don’t like this weed problem either. trying hard not to go where there is any runoff.
I thought foxgloves were a desirable plant?
AwesomeO said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Been a splendid spring day in the middle of the island. Still, calm, sunny and warm without being too warm.Now calling WNDC while anticipating a delicious smoked pork dinner, listening to calming music and paying no attention to the US election.
that’s why I went and hit a quarter acre of foxgloves with roundup.I don’t like round up. I don’t like this weed problem either. trying hard not to go where there is any runoff.
I thought foxgloves were a desirable plant?
they are in a cottage garden. Since the bumblebee was introduced and since the pademelons started eating anything palatable..they have become a problem. I have some acres of them..
sarahs mum said:
AwesomeO said:
sarahs mum said:that’s why I went and hit a quarter acre of foxgloves with roundup.I don’t like round up. I don’t like this weed problem either. trying hard not to go where there is any runoff.
I thought foxgloves were a desirable plant?
they are in a cottage garden. Since the bumblebee was introduced and since the pademelons started eating anything palatable..they have become a problem. I have some acres of them..
Hmmm… will they cope with a hot dry summer and wet frosty winters? I can think of a few spots where a pretty weed can go.
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/canadian-immigration-site-crash-election-2016-11?r=US&IR=T
So has he actually won? If so, I’m thinking I might actually go offline for a few years.
I’ve been seriously considering it for some time, for various reasons. Trouble is, there’s all the banking and online shopping etc. Living in the country means being dependent on the internet for practical reasons.
Solution might just be to buy a tablet thingy and only use the internet in wi-fi cafes etc, but I’m not sure how that deal works in terms of ISPs etc.
Bubblecar said:
So has he actually won? If so, I’m thinking I might actually go offline for a few years.
It appears likely.
Bubblecar said:
So has he actually won?
Basically unless a miracle occurs
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
So has he actually won?
Basically unless a miracle occurs
OK, I’m going to research an “off-grid” lifestyle, even though I dislike that term :)
AwesomeO said:
sarahs mum said:
AwesomeO said:I thought foxgloves were a desirable plant?
they are in a cottage garden. Since the bumblebee was introduced and since the pademelons started eating anything palatable..they have become a problem. I have some acres of them..
Hmmm… will they cope with a hot dry summer and wet frosty winters? I can think of a few spots where a pretty weed can go.
they are a short lived perennial.they like a cold winter. they do well over our summers. they are never watered and do well enough.
(I am growing a lot of poisonous plants. Black,blue and white aconite. Euphorbias. Ornamental tobacco. And unpalatable plants like hydrangeas. And lots of bulbs.. ceptin’agapanthus..they dug up the bulbs and ate them..)
Darryl has a rather rough time in this weeks TWD
I suppose it was long-predicted that the 21st century would see the terminal decline of the West, but it’s surprising that it’s happening by means of the ballot box.
There’ll still be pockets of English-speaking people in the vanguard of human progress, but increasingly isolated I’d imagine.
sarahs mum said:
AwesomeO said:
sarahs mum said:they are in a cottage garden. Since the bumblebee was introduced and since the pademelons started eating anything palatable..they have become a problem. I have some acres of them..
Hmmm… will they cope with a hot dry summer and wet frosty winters? I can think of a few spots where a pretty weed can go.
they are a short lived perennial.they like a cold winter. they do well over our summers. they are never watered and do well enough.
(I am growing a lot of poisonous plants. Black,blue and white aconite. Euphorbias. Ornamental tobacco. And unpalatable plants like hydrangeas. And lots of bulbs.. ceptin’agapanthus..they dug up the bulbs and ate them..)
Cheers, I should get some.
Bubblecar said:
I suppose it was long-predicted that the 21st century would see the terminal decline of the West, but it’s surprising that it’s happening by means of the ballot box.There’ll still be pockets of English-speaking people in the vanguard of human progress, but increasingly isolated I’d imagine.
It seems like its happening doesn’t it, I could see the USA eventually becoming quite isolationist
Bubblecar said:
So has he actually won? If so, I’m thinking I might actually go offline for a few years.I’ve been seriously considering it for some time, for various reasons. Trouble is, there’s all the banking and online shopping etc. Living in the country means being dependent on the internet for practical reasons.
Solution might just be to buy a tablet thingy and only use the internet in wi-fi cafes etc, but I’m not sure how that deal works in terms of ISPs etc.
No need to panic. If he gets in I predict the ship of state will sail on with only a slight wobble.
AwesomeO said:
sarahs mum said:
AwesomeO said:Hmmm… will they cope with a hot dry summer and wet frosty winters? I can think of a few spots where a pretty weed can go.
they are a short lived perennial.they like a cold winter. they do well over our summers. they are never watered and do well enough.
(I am growing a lot of poisonous plants. Black,blue and white aconite. Euphorbias. Ornamental tobacco. And unpalatable plants like hydrangeas. And lots of bulbs.. ceptin’agapanthus..they dug up the bulbs and ate them..)
Cheers, I should get some.
Get some nice british ones. I have only pinks, mauves and whites in my selection. there are some reds and oranges and browns..
AwesomeO said:
No need to panic. If he gets in I predict the ship of state will sail on with only a slight wobble.
Gracious defeat by Hillary will help that along.
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
I suppose it was long-predicted that the 21st century would see the terminal decline of the West, but it’s surprising that it’s happening by means of the ballot box.There’ll still be pockets of English-speaking people in the vanguard of human progress, but increasingly isolated I’d imagine.
It seems like its happening doesn’t it, I could see the USA eventually becoming quite isolationist
The US is out of the picture. They’re now officially a danger to Western civilization.
AwesomeO said:
No need to panic. If he gets in I predict the ship of state will sail on with only a slight wobble.
The US is dead. And their death is likely to be infectious.
Anyway, I can do without the stress :)
A few years of complete disconnection from “current affairs’ will do me a world of good.
Bubblecar said:
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
I suppose it was long-predicted that the 21st century would see the terminal decline of the West, but it’s surprising that it’s happening by means of the ballot box.There’ll still be pockets of English-speaking people in the vanguard of human progress, but increasingly isolated I’d imagine.
It seems like its happening doesn’t it, I could see the USA eventually becoming quite isolationist
The US is out of the picture. They’re now officially a danger to Western civilization.
The West’s decline (or eventual decline) is all its own fault, like most empires
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
No need to panic. If he gets in I predict the ship of state will sail on with only a slight wobble.
The US is dead. And their death is likely to be infectious.
Anyway, I can do without the stress :)
A few years of complete disconnection from “current affairs’ will do me a world of good.
I enjoy your input on here though so it will be a loss
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
No need to panic. If he gets in I predict the ship of state will sail on with only a slight wobble.
A few years of complete disconnection from “current affairs’ will do me a world of good.
The Alain de Botton line of thinking.
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
No need to panic. If he gets in I predict the ship of state will sail on with only a slight wobble.
The US is dead. And their death is likely to be infectious.
Anyway, I can do without the stress :)
A few years of complete disconnection from “current affairs’ will do me a world of good.
I enjoy your input on here though so it will be a loss
me too.
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
Cymek said:It seems like its happening doesn’t it, I could see the USA eventually becoming quite isolationist
The US is out of the picture. They’re now officially a danger to Western civilization.
The West’s decline (or eventual decline) is all its own fault, like most empires
The USA’s period of domination till the mid 1960s was largely the result of having no real competition. Europe was in ruins after WW2, may other parts of the world were emerging from colonialism or caught up in civil conflict and revolution. For a generation they had it good till other nations started to catch up. Now they are finding it hard to compete in global economy in particular against low wage countries. The relative decline of the west was inevitable once the others caught up.
Putin is wondering where he’s going to get all that oil required to invade Western Europe
Cymek said:
I agree.
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
No need to panic. If he gets in I predict the ship of state will sail on with only a slight wobble.
The US is dead. And their death is likely to be infectious.
Anyway, I can do without the stress :)
A few years of complete disconnection from “current affairs’ will do me a world of good.
I enjoy your input on here though so it will be a loss
Bubblecar said:
I suppose it was long-predicted that the 21st century would see the terminal decline of the West, but it’s surprising that it’s happening by means of the ballot box.There’ll still be pockets of English-speaking people in the vanguard of human progress, but increasingly isolated I’d imagine.
China: raughs
RORORRORORORROROROROR
Dropbear said:
Putin is wondering where he’s going to get all that oil required to invade Western Europe
Wookie is recasting his runes and reading entrails.
party_pants said:
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:The US is out of the picture. They’re now officially a danger to Western civilization.
The West’s decline (or eventual decline) is all its own fault, like most empires
The USA’s period of domination till the mid 1960s was largely the result of having no real competition. Europe was in ruins after WW2, may other parts of the world were emerging from colonialism or caught up in civil conflict and revolution. For a generation they had it good till other nations started to catch up. Now they are finding it hard to compete in global economy in particular against low wage countries. The relative decline of the west was inevitable once the others caught up.
I guess NAFTA didn’t help their local working class much though. Why pay a ‘murican when you can get a cheap mexican.
Dropbear said:
Bubblecar said:
I suppose it was long-predicted that the 21st century would see the terminal decline of the West, but it’s surprising that it’s happening by means of the ballot box.There’ll still be pockets of English-speaking people in the vanguard of human progress, but increasingly isolated I’d imagine.
China: raughs
RORORRORORORROROROROR
I was amused to see support for Trump in China given his stance on US-China bilateral trade.
poikilotherm said:
I guess NAFTA didn’t help their local working class much though. Why pay a ‘murican when you can get a cheap mexican.
The end of protectionism in Australia and Canada didn’t have the same detrimental effect on the working class because of government efforts to transition to new jobs. Income stagnation is fairly unique to the US.
I might have a nanna nap and see if things are better when I wake up. This is one of coping mechanisms.
Witty Rejoinder said:
poikilotherm said:I guess NAFTA didn’t help their local working class much though. Why pay a ‘murican when you can get a cheap mexican.
The end of protectionism in Australia and Canada didn’t have the same detrimental effect on the working class because of government efforts to transition to new jobs. Income stagnation is fairly unique to the US.
We’re just stagnating now instead of back then…
Witty Rejoinder said:
poikilotherm said:I guess NAFTA didn’t help their local working class much though. Why pay a ‘murican when you can get a cheap mexican.
The end of protectionism in Australia and Canada didn’t have the same detrimental effect on the working class because of government efforts to transition to new jobs. Income stagnation is fairly unique to the US.
FMD…
These are golden times for the American working class. Unemployment is as low as it is ever going to get, wages are increasing, and it is largely due to trade.
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
poikilotherm said:I guess NAFTA didn’t help their local working class much though. Why pay a ‘murican when you can get a cheap mexican.
The end of protectionism in Australia and Canada didn’t have the same detrimental effect on the working class because of government efforts to transition to new jobs. Income stagnation is fairly unique to the US.
FMD…
These are golden times for the American working class. Unemployment is as low as it is ever going to get, wages are increasing, and it is largely due to trade.
That’s how they see it too I guess, judging by the popular vote.
dv said:
FMD…
These are golden times for the American working class. Unemployment is as low as it is ever going to get, wages are increasing, and it is largely due to trade.
Real wages have stagnated since the seventies while those in Australia have doubled.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:FMD…
These are golden times for the American working class. Unemployment is as low as it is ever going to get, wages are increasing, and it is largely due to trade.
Real wages have stagnated since the seventies while those in Australia have doubled.
They’ve grown in the last four years. And if you are worried about wages why vote for a man who wants to restrict wages at cut taxes for the elites, instead of the candidate who wants to lift minimum wage?
dv said:
They’ve grown in the last four years. And if you are worried about wages why vote for a man who wants to restrict wages at cut taxes for the elites, instead of the candidate who wants to lift minimum wage?
I didn’t say there was any method in their madness. :-)
dv said:
FMD…
These are golden times for the American working class. Unemployment is as low as it is ever going to get, wages are increasing, and it is largely due to trade.
Jesus Christ dude, just no…
Dropbear said:
dv said:FMD…
These are golden times for the American working class. Unemployment is as low as it is ever going to get, wages are increasing, and it is largely due to trade.
Jesus Christ dude, just no…
(Checks)
There’s no part of what I’ve said that is incorrect. There’s nothing in the economic data that opposes it. People are in different industries but they are employed and their wages are increasing.
dv said:
Dropbear said:
dv said:FMD…
These are golden times for the American working class. Unemployment is as low as it is ever going to get, wages are increasing, and it is largely due to trade.
Jesus Christ dude, just no…
(Checks)
There’s no part of what I’ve said that is incorrect. There’s nothing in the economic data that opposes it. People are in
differentindustries but they are employed and their wages are increasing.
Inequality in western countries, led largely by globalisation is increasing at a rapid pace. the manufacturing industry in the west is collapsing on itself, or has collapsed.
The meaningful employment prospects for middle aged blue collar workers are horrendous – their standard of living is in the toilet.
Dropbear said:
dv said:
Dropbear said:Jesus Christ dude, just no…
(Checks)
There’s no part of what I’ve said that is incorrect. There’s nothing in the economic data that opposes it. People are in
differentindustries but they are employed and their wages are increasing.
Inequality in western countries, led largely by globalisation is increasing at a rapid pace. the manufacturing industry in the west is collapsing on itself, or has collapsed.
The meaningful employment prospects for middle aged blue collar workers are horrendous – their standard of living is in the toilet.
Globalism and rampant immigration is balls, it would appear.
>>Globalism and rampant immigration is balls, it would appear.
Globalism is great for the emerging economies. Whilst we in the west love having our manufacturing done for a labour cost of 10c, it doesn’t really benefit those who make things, expect to get paid a decent wage for it, and wish to maintain their current standard of living
California just legalized marijuana — and that’s a game changer
Be lots of people that really need it now
sarahs mum said:
I might have a nanna nap and see if things are better when I wake up. This is one of coping mechanisms.
At last, someone talking about something other than the f?!?!?!!? USA.
Looking like my bathroom renovation will be over by Friday, except possibly for shower screen. Yesterday and today – tiling. Tomorrow, vanity, towel rails and first bath water.
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
I might have a nanna nap and see if things are better when I wake up. This is one of coping mechanisms.At last, someone talking about something other than the f?!?!?!!? USA.
Looking like my bathroom renovation will be over by Friday, except possibly for shower screen. Yesterday and today – tiling. Tomorrow, vanity, towel rails and first bath water.
Also tomorrow, fingers crossed will validate evaporation computation software. Either in Excel or Fortran depending on difficulty. I have so many different options for methods to calculate evaporation. So so many.
Buffy, this is a bit like your database, but data from weather sensors over shorter time periods. In both cases it’s a bit like cracking a code. Try different keys until I find the best one.
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
I might have a nanna nap and see if things are better when I wake up. This is one of coping mechanisms.At last, someone talking about something other than the f?!?!?!!? USA.
Looking like my bathroom renovation will be over by Friday, except possibly for shower screen. Yesterday and today – tiling. Tomorrow, vanity, towel rails and first bath water.
It wasn’t better when I woke up.
sarahs mum said:
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
I might have a nanna nap and see if things are better when I wake up. This is one of coping mechanisms.At last, someone talking about something other than the f?!?!?!!? USA.
Looking like my bathroom renovation will be over by Friday, except possibly for shower screen. Yesterday and today – tiling. Tomorrow, vanity, towel rails and first bath water.
It wasn’t better when I woke up.
Looks like we are going to have to get used to it.
sarahs mum said:
It wasn’t better when I woke up.
Ice-cream makes things better.
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:It wasn’t better when I woke up.
Ice-cream makes things better.
the saving grace of mothers everywhere is the knowledge that there is always wine and icecream on sale somewhere
Arts said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:It wasn’t better when I woke up.
Ice-cream makes things better.
the saving grace of mothers everywhere is the knowledge that there is always wine and icecream on sale somewhere
Not chocolate?
Arts said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:It wasn’t better when I woke up.
Ice-cream makes things better.
the saving grace of mothers everywhere is the knowledge that there is always wine and icecream on sale somewhere
There is a pile of chocolate paddlepops in the freezer but I am saving them now for the apocalypse.
we’re gonna need a bigger shelter
Hello.
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hideyho
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hideyho
hey rb
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Hideyho
hey rb
:)
Anyway, as I’ve said, my rash that hit 12 weeks has just stopped burning my itch to scratch skin off. :) some skin is left and healing is happening. Solved my problem with backup drives. Silly bugger, I clicke d the “run this” and was told my system wouldn’t work with this HD.. Nah.. the side of the box didn’t say that. My system isn’t new enough to run the seagate cloud thingy.. Who cares? Backed my files up and reformatted the dodgy disc. So now I can hace 2 gigs of space to download stuff to… wowsers!Hmmm, tough TV choice, Riddick, seen it before but good, V the new (for me) 300, the first one of which was pretty crappy albeit interesting concept and art wise.
I’m going to sleep early, hope things will change overnight, maybe it will be a better day tomorrow.
CrazyNeutrino said:
I’m going to sleep early, hope things will change overnight, maybe it will be a better day tomorrow.
I’ve tried that already.
sarahs mum said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
I’m going to sleep early, hope things will change overnight, maybe it will be a better day tomorrow.I’ve tried that already.
1460 more sleeps yet.
sarahs mum how is your pledge thing going?
As for my rash, I’m inclined to accept the opinion of the one doctor who diagnosed Pityriasis rosea. Usually attacks younger people. But 12 weeks is about how long it lasts. Most treatments are relatively ineffective. Supposedly a mild rash(BS!). Anyway, it looks like it has decided enough skin ravaged is enough.
I’m going to watch Rosehaven shortly.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum how is your pledge thing going?
Its going well. nothing has happened today though. Sitting on $2045. 12 days left to pull in just under $600. Everyone thinks it will happen.
But then look what just happened to hillary…
roughbarked said:
As for my rash, I’m inclined to accept the opinion of the one doctor who diagnosed Pityriasis rosea. Usually attacks younger people. But 12 weeks is about how long it lasts. Most treatments are relatively ineffective. Supposedly a mild rash(BS!). Anyway, it looks like it has decided enough skin ravaged is enough.
The strange thing was that medicare didn’t cover this doctor.
buffy said:
I’m going to watch Rosehaven shortly.
me too. It has made me decide to not move to Geeveston.
15 minutes into 300 and Riddick it is. Try again another time if there is no better option.
might go have a shower. i feel unclean.
ChrispenEvan said:
might go have a shower. i feel unclean.
sorry ‘bout that.
ChrispenEvan said:
might go have a shower. i feel unclean.
is it humid there?
monkey skipper said:
ChrispenEvan said:
might go have a shower. i feel unclean.
is it humid there?
Nah, i was alluding to the trump era that has begun.
ChrispenEvan said:
monkey skipper said:
ChrispenEvan said:
might go have a shower. i feel unclean.
is it humid there?
Nah, i was alluding to the trump era that has begun.
yeah. it is humid here. i blame Americans for this
monkey skipper said:
getting steamed up? Turn your TV to something else.
ChrispenEvan said:
monkey skipper said:is it humid there?
Nah, i was alluding to the trump era that has begun.
yeah. it is humid here. i blame Americans for this
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:I’m going to watch Rosehaven shortly.
me too. It has made me decide to not move to Geeveston.
I admit to checking where it had been filmed…
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:I’m going to watch Rosehaven shortly.
me too. It has made me decide to not move to Geeveston.
I admit to checking where it had been filmed…
I can tell you a few other places not to move to as well.
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:I’m going to watch Rosehaven shortly.
me too. It has made me decide to not move to Geeveston.
I admit to checking where it had been filmed…
Round the corner we lived and not too far away from Sarah’s mum. Dont know why it would make you not move there. you do know it is a fictional sitcom?
Brindabellas said:
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:me too. It has made me decide to not move to Geeveston.
I admit to checking where it had been filmed…
Round the corner we lived and not too far away from Sarah’s mum. Dont know why it would make you not move there. you do know it is a fictional sitcom?
tongue in cheek, it was.
Brindabellas said:
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:me too. It has made me decide to not move to Geeveston.
I admit to checking where it had been filmed…
Round the corner we lived and not too far away from Sarah’s mum. Dont know why it would make you not move there. you do know it is a fictional sitcom?
yes. but it is that mist that sets in. I like being above the mist..
(one of my friends was in a forestry accident in geeveston once. The top of the tree he was felling was in the mist and he got hit by a dad branch he didn’t even see.)
sarahs mum said:
Brindabellas said:
buffy said:I admit to checking where it had been filmed…
Round the corner we lived and not too far away from Sarah’s mum. Dont know why it would make you not move there. you do know it is a fictional sitcom?
yes. but it is that mist that sets in. I like being above the mist..
(one of my friends was in a forestry accident in geeveston once. The top of the tree he was felling was in the mist and he got hit by a dad branch he didn’t even see.)
That’s why they made them wear helmets.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
Brindabellas said:yes. but it is that mist that sets in. I like being above the mist..
(one of my friends was in a forestry accident in geeveston once. The top of the tree he was felling was in the mist and he got hit by a dad branch he didn’t even see.)
That’s why they made them wear helmets.
A branch as thick as you little finger can penetrate your skull if falling at the prescribed speed from 20/30m.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:yes. but it is that mist that sets in. I like being above the mist..
(one of my friends was in a forestry accident in geeveston once. The top of the tree he was felling was in the mist and he got hit by a dad branch he didn’t even see.)
That’s why they made them wear helmets.
A branch as thick as you little finger can penetrate your skull if falling at the prescribed speed from 20/30m.
broke his back
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:That’s why they made them wear helmets.
A branch as thick as you little finger can penetrate your skull if falling at the prescribed speed from 20/30m.
broke his back
he was working the face.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:That’s why they made them wear helmets.
A branch as thick as you little finger can penetrate your skull if falling at the prescribed speed from 20/30m.
broke his back
They are brave men.
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:A branch as thick as you little finger can penetrate your skull if falling at the prescribed speed from 20/30m.
broke his back
he was working the face.
The front line has its risks.
i wonder where p_p is, i want to tell him i am watching alice roberts.
ChrispenEvan said:
i wonder where p_p is, i want to tell him i am watching alice roberts.
He’ll be envious anyway.
ChrispenEvan said:
i wonder where p_p is, i want to tell him i am watching alice roberts.
Don’t tell me she’s left her blinds up again.
sibeen said:
ChrispenEvan said:
i wonder where p_p is, i want to tell him i am watching alice roberts.
Don’t tell me she’s left her blinds up again.
unfortunately, no. just a doco, britain’s pompeii.
‘ad a chiko, hot chips, now rum’n raisin chocolate
i’ll have a coffee with that latter’n get fat
snuck down the shop bought’t ol’ is keepin’ sweet
lady into her chocolate yeah like prozac
I said how is that she responds do ya wanna a bit
eyes spun ‘round in my head yes thanx
tiny pause’n slid’t block over to me a reality check
transition said:
‘ad a chiko, hot chips, now rum’n raisin chocolate
i’ll have a coffee with that latter’n get fat
snuck down the shop bought’t ol’ is keepin’ sweet
lady into her chocolate yeah like prozac
I said how is that she responds do ya wanna a bit
eyes spun ‘round in my head yes thanx
tiny pause’n slid’t block over to me a reality check
you can’t post anything that is not Trump/US politics related today
Arts said:
transition said:
‘ad a chiko, hot chips, now rum’n raisin chocolate
i’ll have a coffee with that latter’n get fat
snuck down the shop bought’t ol’ is keepin’ sweet
lady into her chocolate yeah like prozac
I said how is that she responds do ya wanna a bit
eyes spun ‘round in my head yes thanx
tiny pause’n slid’t block over to me a reality check
you can’t post anything that is not Trump/US politics related today
Brett’s cousin’s daughter in New Hampshire have talked together since she was 9 or so.. She is now in first year uni. Last week she was afraid of clowns. She is now a bit afraid of leaving the house at all. It might be a long night.
sarahs mum said:
Brett’s cousin’s daughter in New Hampshire have talked together since she was 9 or so.. She is now in first year uni. Last week she was afraid of clowns. She is now a bit afraid of leaving the house at all. It might be a long night.
Tell her: Let US Pray.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
Brett’s cousin’s daughter in New Hampshire have talked together since she was 9 or so.. She is now in first year uni. Last week she was afraid of clowns. She is now a bit afraid of leaving the house at all. It might be a long night.Tell her: Let US Pray.
Her boyfriend voted republican. I know how she feels..
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
Brett’s cousin’s daughter in New Hampshire have talked together since she was 9 or so.. She is now in first year uni. Last week she was afraid of clowns. She is now a bit afraid of leaving the house at all. It might be a long night.Tell her: Let US Pray.
Her boyfriend voted republican. I know how she feels..
no third party. Okay. I understand both of them better now..
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:Tell her: Let US Pray.
Her boyfriend voted republican. I know how she feels..
no third party. Okay. I understand both of them better now..
It can be difficult.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:Her boyfriend voted republican. I know how she feels..
no third party. Okay. I understand both of them better now..
It can be difficult.
she is having enough problems with a new step father ..and her mother who is just chaotic. (I like her a lot too. But she is a spinner.) (she is entertaining.)
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:no third party. Okay. I understand both of them better now..
It can be difficult.
she is having enough problems with a new step father ..and her mother who is just chaotic. (I like her a lot too. But she is a spinner.) (she is entertaining.)
ease off on the being entertainied and try to entertain her with some well applied insights.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:It can be difficult.
she is having enough problems with a new step father ..and her mother who is just chaotic. (I like her a lot too. But she is a spinner.) (she is entertaining.)
ease off on the being entertainied and try to entertain her with some well applied insights.
dealing with the daughter. I am being very careful.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:she is having enough problems with a new step father ..and her mother who is just chaotic. (I like her a lot too. But she is a spinner.) (she is entertaining.)
ease off on the being entertainied and try to entertain her with some well applied insights.
dealing with the daughter. I am being very careful.
I have one too. She was on the Canberra chronicle with her daughter .
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:ease off on the being entertainied and try to entertain her with some well applied insights.
dealing with the daughter. I am being very careful.
I have one too. She was on the Canberra chronicle with her daughter .
I have removed myself from most of brett’s family. But the new hampshire folk love me.
Sitting in the local whole foods cafe, waiting for my appointment. Hippies are so soothing during times of extreme stress.
Good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees, overcast.
Very overcast….
12 degrees and very sunny.
Morning overcast and cool in the Styx.
Got woken up at god-knows-what-time by Jasmine sitting on my head because of a storm. Once I kicked her off, I noticed I had a sore throat. A few minutes later I was freezing (overnight temp: 22) so I put on a thick woollen blanket and a doona. Not long after, I was sweating like there was no tomorrow. Got up for work, threw up a few times, all good. Feel a bit dizzy so I’m waiting to hear back from someone who can hopefully cover the rest of my shift.
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees, overcast.
Very overcast….
same as lady buffy
well it’s overcast, maybe a few spots of rain today, temperature’s presently 287.05 Kelvin
Sposed to hit 36 here today. I cbf working that out in K.
Divine Angel said:
Sposed to hit 36 here today. I cbf working that out in K.
309.15?
“The secret service will give Mr Trump an intelligence briefing.
It has already revealed its code names for Mr Trump, who will be known as Mogul, and according to some media reports, his wife Melania will take on the word Muse.”
Isn’t the whole point of code names being a secret?
>../cut/..It has already revealed its code names for Mr Trump, who will be known as Mogul…./cut/..”
looks like a joke, mate = Genghis Khan
Morning Pilgrims, looks damp outside must have got some rain overnight.
As DA said, going to be a stinker today in Brissy.
Divine Angel said:
Got woken up at god-knows-what-time by Jasmine sitting on my head because of a storm. Once I kicked her off, I noticed I had a sore throat. A few minutes later I was freezing (overnight temp: 22) so I put on a thick woollen blanket and a doona. Not long after, I was sweating like there was no tomorrow. Got up for work, threw up a few times, all good. Feel a bit dizzy so I’m waiting to hear back from someone who can hopefully cover the rest of my shift.
Boy or another girl?
Don’t be daft.
Divine Angel said:
Don’t be daft.
DA’s UTD
The only people who are always pregnant are celebrities and royals in gossip rags.
Divine Angel said:
The only people who are always pregnant are celebrities and royals in gossip rags.
Morning BUGF and all.
Did we hear about Prince Harry putting a shot across the bow of a bunch of Papparazi the other day? Got (slightly) stuck into them for picking on his new GF.
If I were a media person in the UK, I wouldn’t be troubling Diana’s offspring. Just sayin’.
One of the gossip rags this week has the headline “Harry to Marry! How he kept the proposal secret”. Does anyone actually believes these magazines?
Well that sucks. No one’s available to cover the rest of my shift.
Divine Angel said:
One of the gossip rags this week has the headline “Harry to Marry! How he kept the proposal secret”. Does anyone actually believes these magazines?
No.
Especially not the people who work for them.
Rule 303 said:
If I were a media person in the UK, I wouldn’t be troubling Diana’s offspring. Just sayin’.
Good advice. They should remember that Harry went to Afghanistan as both a rifle-toting infantry soldier and as an attack-helicopter pilot.
He could go all Buzz Aldrin on them if they push too hard.
Divine Angel said:
Well that sucks. No one’s available to cover the rest of my shift.
:( That’s just wrong.
Everyone else is either sick or has exams. I’m OK, just dizzy.
And definitely not pregnant.
Morning – I’m working from home today (yes, I’m being very productive). Sharkboy has a migraine – this is the first day he has missed school this session, so not too bad I suppose. It is just getting to the pointy end of the year – next week is test and performance week.
Rule 303 said:
Divine Angel said:
The only people who are always pregnant are celebrities and royals in gossip rags.
Morning BUGF and all.
Did we hear about Prince Harry putting a shot across the bow of a bunch of Papparazi the other day? Got (slightly) stuck into them for picking on his new GF.
If I were a media person in the UK, I wouldn’t be troubling Diana’s offspring. Just sayin’.
but, it’s their job
I’ve got tickets for a concert tomorrow night, hope I’m well enough to go.
warning, not Trump News.. but damn
Seven people died and more than 50 were injured when a tram derailed in south London, British police said.
The tram derailed as it turned sharply on a bend in Croydon, in the capital’s south-west, during morning rush hour.
Dozens of people were trapped inside before being freed and taken to hospital.
The tram driver has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and police are investigating if he fell asleep.
Authorities say the tram was travelling at a “significantly” higher speed than is allowed.
It is the first time anyone in Britain has been killed in a tram accident since 1959.
Liam Lehane of the London Ambulance Service described many of the people hurt as “walking wounded” but said others suffered serious injuries.
“I heard a massive crash at about 6:15am, then heard shouting, then the emergency services arrived,” resident Hannah Collier said.
“They started bringing up the casualties, some very seriously injured. People were carried away on stretchers.”
Another neighbour, Adil Salahi, 76, whose property overlooks the track, said he was praying when he heard the sudden noise.
“I could not move and try to check what it is,” he said.
“I thought it was something in the garage doors. Then I thought it was some lorry.”
The capital’s only tram network operates in the southern end of the city, serving 27 million passengers in the last year.
Didn’t even know they had trams in London.
Peak Warming Man said:
Didn’t even know they had trams in London.
me neither. and, i am a pom. but i did know about the british museum.
Do you know about the luggage retrieval system at Heathrow?
Divine Angel said:
Do you know about the luggage retrieval system at Heathrow?
It’s a bit of a worry.
It is grey here and some showers are expected..so it isn’t a day for poisoning foxgloves. I suppose it is a day for working on my campaign. Pull out some more work and photograph it.
(the campaign had an unexpected upside. Before Brett left he ‘accidently’ wiped about 8 years of files off the desk top machine including lots of art school photography. Some works I am photographing and putting back in the drawer. I can live with losing my undergrad essays. Losing all those photos of family..harder..)
Arts said:
It is the first time anyone in Britain has been killed in a tram accident since 1959.
Not having trams for most of that period is a pretty good way of not having tram accidents.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Arts said:
It is the first time anyone in Britain has been killed in a tram accident since 1959.Not having trams for most of that period is a pretty good way of not having tram accidents.
facts schmats.. they can be used to prove something that’s even remotely true
The Rev Dodgson said:
Arts said:
It is the first time anyone in Britain has been killed in a tram accident since 1959.Not having trams for most of that period is a pretty good way of not having tram accidents.
Pretty sure they still have trams in Manchester at least.
tryin’ to rain, just ‘nough to ‘ave me coverin’ stuff up
Greetings
“Our immigration – you can’t keep bringing in high numbers of immigrants into this country if we don’t have the infrastructure to be able to provide for them. Clean up our own backyard first…”
Hmm, might get a few more senate seats at the next election – both majors are waffling about globalism and maintaining immigration…
Seabirds are enticed into eating plastic debris because it smells like their food, according to scientists.
The study found that drifting plastic waste accumulates algae and gives off a smell very similar to the krill that many marine birds feed on. The findings could explain why certain birds – including albatrosses and shearwaters – which rely on their sense of smell for hunting, are particularly vulnerable to swallowing plastic.
Matthew Savoca, the study’s lead author at the University of California Davis, said: “Animals usually have a reason for the decisions they make. If we want to truly understand why animals are eating plastic in the ocean, we have to think about how animals find food.”
more..https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/09/seabirds-eat-floating-plastic-debris-because-it-smells-like-food-study-finds-algae-sulfur
poikilotherm said:
“Our immigration – you can’t keep bringing in high numbers of immigrants into this country if we don’t have the infrastructure to be able to provide for them. Clean up our own backyard first…”Hmm, might get a few more senate seats at the next election – both majors are waffling about globalism and maintaining immigration…
That would be a pretty good line if they weren’t fucked at maintaining infrastructure as well
sarahs mum said:
Seabirds are enticed into eating plastic debris because it smells like their food, according to scientists.The study found that drifting plastic waste accumulates algae and gives off a smell very similar to the krill that many marine birds feed on. The findings could explain why certain birds – including albatrosses and shearwaters – which rely on their sense of smell for hunting, are particularly vulnerable to swallowing plastic.
Matthew Savoca, the study’s lead author at the University of California Davis, said: “Animals usually have a reason for the decisions they make. If we want to truly understand why animals are eating plastic in the ocean, we have to think about how animals find food.”
more..https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/09/seabirds-eat-floating-plastic-debris-because-it-smells-like-food-study-finds-algae-sulfur
>…/cut/…..Animals usually have a reason for the decisions they make…/cut/..”
really stretching the word reason there in that attribution, I suppose it just (barely passes) as cause, but the news is not big on realities other what human minds do. It’s the hook isn’t it.
transition said:
sarahs mum said:
Seabirds are enticed into eating plastic debris because it smells like their food, according to scientists.The study found that drifting plastic waste accumulates algae and gives off a smell very similar to the krill that many marine birds feed on. The findings could explain why certain birds – including albatrosses and shearwaters – which rely on their sense of smell for hunting, are particularly vulnerable to swallowing plastic.
Matthew Savoca, the study’s lead author at the University of California Davis, said: “Animals usually have a reason for the decisions they make. If we want to truly understand why animals are eating plastic in the ocean, we have to think about how animals find food.”
more..https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/09/seabirds-eat-floating-plastic-debris-because-it-smells-like-food-study-finds-algae-sulfur
>…/cut/…..Animals usually have a reason for the decisions they make…/cut/..”
really stretching the word reason there in that attribution, I suppose it just (barely passes) as cause, but the news is not big on realities other what human minds do. It’s the hook isn’t it.
We shouldn’t be dumping waste products into the ocean regardless I imagine
Cymek said:
transition said:
sarahs mum said:
Seabirds are enticed into eating plastic debris because it smells like their food, according to scientists.The study found that drifting plastic waste accumulates algae and gives off a smell very similar to the krill that many marine birds feed on. The findings could explain why certain birds – including albatrosses and shearwaters – which rely on their sense of smell for hunting, are particularly vulnerable to swallowing plastic.
Matthew Savoca, the study’s lead author at the University of California Davis, said: “Animals usually have a reason for the decisions they make. If we want to truly understand why animals are eating plastic in the ocean, we have to think about how animals find food.”
more..https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/09/seabirds-eat-floating-plastic-debris-because-it-smells-like-food-study-finds-algae-sulfur
>…/cut/…..Animals usually have a reason for the decisions they make…/cut/..”
really stretching the word reason there in that attribution, I suppose it just (barely passes) as cause, but the news is not big on realities other what human minds do. It’s the hook isn’t it.
We shouldn’t be dumping waste products into the ocean regardless I imagine
yeah true, I just had a moment, I ventured the scale of the we thing and the commensurate scale of the instinct blindness of sapiens.
We saw a JAG officer at the base. He was fine telling us how disgusted he is with the results of the election.
Then he said – “he’s going to be my boss”.
I didn’t know what to say.
kii said:
We saw a JAG officer at the base. He was fine telling us how disgusted he is with the results of the election.Then he said – “he’s going to be my boss”.
I didn’t know what to say.
yeah all the connectedness and shallow intrigue, surplus media, everything seems compressed, like the world got smaller. In fact it got so apparently small, here we are. Compressed into a distorted we.
I think the core problem for Hills is that she stayed with Bills… there seem to be a lot of woman that simply don’t see that as a particularly strong character trait
——
I think I am in on this. I do blame myself for not ending my marriage 3 years ago when hubby was off annoying my girlfriends and working the field. I should have booted him out after spending the night at a gallery launch sitting in the corner in tears while watching him slip his arm around the women he was working. Why the fuck did I believe that my marriage was worth anything after that?
I should never have put myself in the position of taking another 3 years of shit..
sarahs mum said:
I think the core problem for Hills is that she stayed with Bills… there seem to be a lot of woman that simply don’t see that as a particularly strong character trait——
I think I am in on this. I do blame myself for not ending my marriage 3 years ago when hubby was off annoying my girlfriends and working the field. I should have booted him out after spending the night at a gallery launch sitting in the corner in tears while watching him slip his arm around the women he was working. Why the fuck did I believe that my marriage was worth anything after that?
I should never have put myself in the position of taking another 3 years of shit..
I’m sorry to hear that sm…
The point, I think, about Hills… is that it makes her look as though the marriage was a means to an end.. that is, she stuck with the guy because she was power hungry, not because she loved him…
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:
I think the core problem for Hills is that she stayed with Bills… there seem to be a lot of woman that simply don’t see that as a particularly strong character trait——
I think I am in on this. I do blame myself for not ending my marriage 3 years ago when hubby was off annoying my girlfriends and working the field. I should have booted him out after spending the night at a gallery launch sitting in the corner in tears while watching him slip his arm around the women he was working. Why the fuck did I believe that my marriage was worth anything after that?
I should never have put myself in the position of taking another 3 years of shit..
I’m sorry to hear that sm…
The point, I think, about Hills… is that it makes her look as though the marriage was a means to an end.. that is, she stuck with the guy because she was power hungry, not because she loved him…
It is possible she does actually love him.
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:
I think the core problem for Hills is that she stayed with Bills… there seem to be a lot of woman that simply don’t see that as a particularly strong character trait——
I think I am in on this. I do blame myself for not ending my marriage 3 years ago when hubby was off annoying my girlfriends and working the field. I should have booted him out after spending the night at a gallery launch sitting in the corner in tears while watching him slip his arm around the women he was working. Why the fuck did I believe that my marriage was worth anything after that?
I should never have put myself in the position of taking another 3 years of shit..
I’m sorry to hear that sm…
The point, I think, about Hills… is that it makes her look as though the marriage was a means to an end.. that is, she stuck with the guy because she was power hungry, not because she loved him…
i understand. It made me look weak and co dependant.
“I’ve got a problem.”
She stopped him right there.
“No dear, we have a problem. We’re in this together John.We married for better or for worse. Therefore, your problem is our problem.”
John sighed in relief.
“Well, now it’s hardly worth mentioning.”
But his wife was insistent.
“Go ahead John’‘, tell me. What’s wrong?”
John replied, “Somehow, we got your sister pregnant!”
buffy said:
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:
I think the core problem for Hills is that she stayed with Bills… there seem to be a lot of woman that simply don’t see that as a particularly strong character trait——
I think I am in on this. I do blame myself for not ending my marriage 3 years ago when hubby was off annoying my girlfriends and working the field. I should have booted him out after spending the night at a gallery launch sitting in the corner in tears while watching him slip his arm around the women he was working. Why the fuck did I believe that my marriage was worth anything after that?
I should never have put myself in the position of taking another 3 years of shit..
I’m sorry to hear that sm…
The point, I think, about Hills… is that it makes her look as though the marriage was a means to an end.. that is, she stuck with the guy because she was power hungry, not because she loved him…
It is possible she does actually love him.
I don’t doubt it…
Hello lunchtime Holidayers.
diddly-squat said:
buffy said:
diddly-squat said:I’m sorry to hear that sm…
The point, I think, about Hills… is that it makes her look as though the marriage was a means to an end.. that is, she stuck with the guy because she was power hungry, not because she loved him…
It is possible she does actually love him.
I don’t doubt it…
You know all sorts of things can be outsourced…
What do you want?
Peak Warming Man said:
What do you want?
Who. Me? I want you to read this for your amusement:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-10/half-dressed-queensland-opposition-mps-caught-on-the-hop-by-ear/8012332
Pardon me if it was discussed this morning, I haven’t had much online time today.
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
What do you want?
Who. Me? I want you to read this for your amusement:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-10/half-dressed-queensland-opposition-mps-caught-on-the-hop-by-ear/8012332
Pardon me if it was discussed this morning, I haven’t had much online time today.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BncHC_tL1E4
and high up above my eyes could clearly see
the statue of liberty
sailing away to sea.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE3kKUEY5WU
taking a break from study and checked out you campaign Ros.. wow it’s going well
exam on tuesday and then a break from it all for a few months
Arts said:
exam on tuesday and then a break from it all for a few months
no summer semester??
diddly-squat said:
Arts said:
exam on tuesday and then a break from it all for a few months
no summer semester??
not this year.. next year
I got crumpets and coffee
transition said:
I got crumpets and coffee
ooh, I just bought some crumpets… But I am supposed to be on a diet – it’s very tempting though. Normally I would be good, but I am working from home today, and it is very tempting.
just eat the crumpets :)
ok, back to study for me
Brindabellas said:
transition said:
I got crumpets and coffee
ooh, I just bought some crumpets… But I am supposed to be on a diet – it’s very tempting though. Normally I would be good, but I am working from home today, and it is very tempting.
temptation’s everywhere
i’ve got a gurgling tummy, think I suprised it
Arts said:
taking a break from study and checked out you campaign Ros.. wow it’s going well
Yes. (Thank you for checking on me.) I think it will work. I have been sorting out drawers again. I was trying to find a suitable giveaway. Now there is two piles of paper on top of the map drawers and another in front of the fire.
Brindabellas said:
transition said:
I got crumpets and coffee
ooh, I just bought some crumpets… But I am supposed to be on a diet – it’s very tempting though. Normally I would be good, but I am working from home today, and it is very tempting.
I also bought crumpets. But I came away fro the fridge with a cheese and strassburg sandwich.
Arts said:
just eat the crumpets :)ok, back to study for me
missed her by *that * much
Sherry time while listening to some dances from Terpsichore.
That smoked pork feast yesterday was delicious. I’ll be having leftovers from it tonight.
Not sure if amusing or right but…
Our local banks lend to foreign investors to buy Aus real estate, our banks are guaranteed by the government (taxpayers) if they default etc (say there is a housing bubble or some such), so are aus taxpayers effectively taking on the risk of property investing in Aus for foreigners?
poikilotherm said:
Not sure if amusing or right but…Our local banks lend to foreign investors to buy Aus real estate, our banks are guaranteed by the government (taxpayers) if they default etc (say there is a housing bubble or some such), so are aus taxpayers effectively taking on the risk of property investing in Aus for foreigners?
All I can be sure of is that Australian Government regulations ensure that Australian banks keep sufficient cash in reserve to ensure that no credible run on the bank will cause it to collapse. The money belongs to the banks not to taxpayers.
Also, overseas investment in Australia doesn’t go to the banks, the banks are just the brokers, real estate brokers and stockbrokers, but the banks invest overseas a lot. So it’s complicated.
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
taking a break from study and checked out you campaign Ros.. wow it’s going well
Yes. (Thank you for checking on me.) I think it will work. I have been sorting out drawers again. I was trying to find a suitable giveaway. Now there is two piles of paper on top of the map drawers and another in front of the fire.
Don’t do it.
Step . Away . From . The . Fire.
poikilotherm said:
Not sure if amusing or right but…Our local banks lend to foreign investors to buy Aus real estate, our banks are guaranteed by the government (taxpayers) if they default etc (say there is a housing bubble or some such), so are aus taxpayers effectively taking on the risk of property investing in Aus for foreigners?
Foreign investment is limited to new properties and mortgages are restricted to 65% of the property value. Interest rates on these loans are also at highly inflated rates (by a factor of 3 or 4).
The idea is therefore lower exposure to foreign debt (on an debt to equity basis) and higher interest rates to pay for the increased levels of risk.
There is also the extra hurdle of having to be approved as a foreign investor by Canberra.
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
Not sure if amusing or right but…Our local banks lend to foreign investors to buy Aus real estate, our banks are guaranteed by the government (taxpayers) if they default etc (say there is a housing bubble or some such), so are aus taxpayers effectively taking on the risk of property investing in Aus for foreigners?
Foreign investment is limited to new properties and mortgages are restricted to 65% of the property value. Interest rates on these loans are also at highly inflated rates (by a factor of 3 or 4).
The idea is therefore lower exposure to foreign debt (on an debt to equity basis) and higher interest rates to pay for the increased levels of risk.
There is also the extra hurdle of having to be approved as a foreign investor by Canberra.
Isn’t that what bribes are for
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
Not sure if amusing or right but…Our local banks lend to foreign investors to buy Aus real estate, our banks are guaranteed by the government (taxpayers) if they default etc (say there is a housing bubble or some such), so are aus taxpayers effectively taking on the risk of property investing in Aus for foreigners?
Foreign investment is limited to new properties and mortgages are restricted to 65% of the property value. Interest rates on these loans are also at highly inflated rates (by a factor of 3 or 4).
The idea is therefore lower exposure to foreign debt (on an debt to equity basis) and higher interest rates to pay for the increased levels of risk.
There is also the extra hurdle of having to be approved as a foreign investor by Canberra.
Isn’t that what bribes are for
I’m sure there are any number of application fees and levies… probably even an express fee for those snap holiday decisions where you just have to have that new apartment at Bondi…
music session over
finished off couple live tracks by willie big eyes smith
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willie_%22Big_Eyes%22_Smith
Willie Lee Smith, known as Willie “Big Eyes” Smith (January 19, 1936 – September 16, 2011) was a Grammy Award-winning American electric blues vocalist, harmonica player, and multi-award winning drummer. He was best known for several stints with the Muddy Waters band beginning in the early 1960s.
Sunspots now well past peak and on the way down. A shorter cycle this time.
mollwollfumble said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
taking a break from study and checked out you campaign Ros.. wow it’s going well
Yes. (Thank you for checking on me.) I think it will work. I have been sorting out drawers again. I was trying to find a suitable giveaway. Now there is two piles of paper on top of the map drawers and another in front of the fire.
Don’t do it.
Step . Away . From . The . Fire.
:)
mollwollfumble said:
Sunspots now well past peak and on the way down. A shorter cycle this time.
Here is previous solar cycle for comparison.
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
Not sure if amusing or right but…Our local banks lend to foreign investors to buy Aus real estate, our banks are guaranteed by the government (taxpayers) if they default etc (say there is a housing bubble or some such), so are aus taxpayers effectively taking on the risk of property investing in Aus for foreigners?
Foreign investment is limited to new properties and mortgages are restricted to 65% of the property value. Interest rates on these loans are also at highly inflated rates (by a factor of 3 or 4).
The idea is therefore lower exposure to foreign debt (on an debt to equity basis) and higher interest rates to pay for the increased levels of risk.
There is also the extra hurdle of having to be approved as a foreign investor by Canberra.
Ok, on the last part though, it doesn’t seem that hard considering we’ve got ex african warlords who’ve owned property here…
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
Not sure if amusing or right but…Our local banks lend to foreign investors to buy Aus real estate, our banks are guaranteed by the government (taxpayers) if they default etc (say there is a housing bubble or some such), so are aus taxpayers effectively taking on the risk of property investing in Aus for foreigners?
Foreign investment is limited to new properties
there’s quite large proportion of foreign investors that have bought established houses so that doesn’t seem to apply either
Shouldn’t the ‘established houses’ and ‘apartments’ be 0% if they can only buy ‘new’?
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
Not sure if amusing or right but…Our local banks lend to foreign investors to buy Aus real estate, our banks are guaranteed by the government (taxpayers) if they default etc (say there is a housing bubble or some such), so are aus taxpayers effectively taking on the risk of property investing in Aus for foreigners?
Foreign investment is limited to new properties
there’s quite large proportion of foreign investors that have bought established houses so that doesn’t seem to apply either
Shouldn’t the ‘established houses’ and ‘apartments’ be 0% if they can only buy ‘new’?
A number have been forced to sell, which may eventually apply to all.
https://www.facebook.com/rosmeekerartist/photos/pcb.354198048266141/354197851599494/?type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/rosmeekerartist/photos/pcb.354198048266141/354197878266158/?type=3&theater
How is the money drive going, sm?
dv said:
How is the money drive going, sm?
$2045 of $2632. 12 days to go. (And there is a couple of significant pledges rumoured.)
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
How is the money drive going, sm?
$2045 of $2632. 12 days to go. (And there is a couple of significant pledges rumoured.)
It’s going good DV!!! :)
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
How is the money drive going, sm?
$2045 of $2632. 12 days to go. (And there is a couple of significant pledges rumoured.)
It’s going good DV!!! :)
So I have received both a qualitative and quantitative answer
The Evolutionary Map of the Universe (EMU Norris et al. 2011), the radio contin-
uum survey for the new Australian SKA Pathfinder telescope (ASKAP Johnston et al.
2008), will produce a deep (∼ 10µJy/beam) radio-continuum map of the sky. EMU
is expected to detect around 70 million galaxies, compared to the total of about 2.5
million so far discovered over the entire history of radio-astronomy.
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
How is the money drive going, sm?
$2045 of $2632. 12 days to go. (And there is a couple of significant pledges rumoured.)
It’s going good DV!!! :)
i have been looking for some prints for you DV. I know I have terbium, nickel and caesium in my drawer somewhere.
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:$2045 of $2632. 12 days to go. (And there is a couple of significant pledges rumoured.)
It’s going good DV!!! :)
i have been looking for some prints for you DV. I know I have terbium, nickel and caesium in my drawer somewhere.
they are little prints. they are probably buried under bigger prints.
mollwollfumble said:
The Evolutionary Map of the Universe (EMU Norris et al. 2011), the radio contin-
uum survey for the new Australian SKA Pathfinder telescope (ASKAP Johnston et al.
2008), will produce a deep (∼ 10µJy/beam) radio-continuum map of the sky. EMU
is expected to detect around 70 million galaxies, compared to the total of about 2.5
million so far discovered over the entire history of radio-astronomy.
Don’t see a timescale on the completion of the EMU project yet.
Part of EMU is the WTF project, which stands for what you think it does.
The aim of the WTF project is to discover radio astronomy objects that make the discovered say “WTF”!
I am going to pledge again so I can get that red number.
Wait … you have caesium in a drawer?
Arts said:
I am going to pledge again so I can get that red number.
i’m not sure i can part with the big red work..
dv said:
Wait … you have caesium in a drawer?
I had three elements in the international year of chemistry collaoration.
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
Wait … you have caesium in a drawer?
I had three elements in the international year of chemistry collaboration.
I think they are four inch squares..
dang this room is warm and humid
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
I am going to pledge again so I can get that red number.
i’m not sure i can part with the big red work..
Damn it.
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
I am going to pledge again so I can get that red number.
i’m not sure i can part with the big red work..
Damn it.
It’s really big..
I do have another one of them. very nice botanicals. under printed with a panopticon. subtler burnt sepias and burnt umbers. more..like fossils. quite negotiable. shall i take a photo tomorrow?
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
The Evolutionary Map of the Universe (EMU Norris et al. 2011), the radio contin-
uum survey for the new Australian SKA Pathfinder telescope (ASKAP Johnston et al.
2008), will produce a deep (∼ 10µJy/beam) radio-continuum map of the sky. EMU
is expected to detect around 70 million galaxies, compared to the total of about 2.5
million so far discovered over the entire history of radio-astronomy.
http://www.atnf.csiro.au/people/Ray.Norris/emu/index.htmlDon’t see a timescale on the completion of the EMU project yet.
Part of EMU is the WTF project, which stands for what you think it does.
The aim of the WTF project is to discover radio astronomy objects that make the discovered say “WTF”!
EMU Phase 4: Early Survey Science: The first survey science observations will be made with the ASKAP-12 array, starting in early 2016. A moderately deep (25 microJy rms) observation of an area of ~1000 sq. deg. over the frequency range 700-1800 MHz. This will yield not only flux densities of several million sources, but also spectral indices and (via the POSSUM project) polarisation and rotation measures. The details and parameters of this phase are currently under discussion. The end-date for this phase therefore depends on progress with the commissioning activities.
EMU Phase 5: Full Survey Science: (2017-2018). The EMU survey observations themselves are expected to take 1.5 – 2 years of telescope time, and since EMU and WALLABY are the two top-ranked surveys, and will observe commensally, it is hoped that the full EMU survey may be completed as early as 2018.
monkey skipper said:
dang this room is warm and humid
warm here but humidity is on the wane.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
dang this room is warm and humid
warm here but humidity is on the wane.
It only got to 31 of the 36 degrees predicted by the dart throwers in Brisbane.
Didn’t even break 30 degrees on the bayside.
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
mollwollfumble said:
The Evolutionary Map of the Universe (EMU Norris et al. 2011), the radio contin-
uum survey for the new Australian SKA Pathfinder telescope (ASKAP Johnston et al.
2008), will produce a deep (∼ 10µJy/beam) radio-continuum map of the sky. EMU
is expected to detect around 70 million galaxies, compared to the total of about 2.5
million so far discovered over the entire history of radio-astronomy.
http://www.atnf.csiro.au/people/Ray.Norris/emu/index.htmlDon’t see a timescale on the completion of the EMU project yet.
Part of EMU is the WTF project, which stands for what you think it does.
The aim of the WTF project is to discover radio astronomy objects that make the discovered say “WTF”!
Found a timescale.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolutionary_Map_of_the_UniverseEMU Phase 4: Early Survey Science: The first survey science observations will be made with the ASKAP-12 array, starting in early 2016. A moderately deep (25 microJy rms) observation of an area of ~1000 sq. deg. over the frequency range 700-1800 MHz. This will yield not only flux densities of several million sources, but also spectral indices and (via the POSSUM project) polarisation and rotation measures. The details and parameters of this phase are currently under discussion. The end-date for this phase therefore depends on progress with the commissioning activities.
EMU Phase 5: Full Survey Science: (2017-2018). The EMU survey observations themselves are expected to take 1.5 – 2 years of telescope time, and since EMU and WALLABY are the two top-ranked surveys, and will observe commensally, it is hoped that the full EMU survey may be completed as early as 2018.
Latest EMU Newsletter from Oct 2016.
http://askap.pbworks.com/w/file/fetch/109073161/EMUNewsletter.pdf
Welcome to the 11th EMU newsletter. We have passed a major milestone with the formal start of ASKAP Early Science on 7th October 2016. ASKAP operates with 12 antennas over a 48MHz bandwidth. By early next year it will be 27 dishes.
Most of the Australian SKA science is still proposal rather than results so far. The papers published so far have largely been about the construction or the engineering successes.
Hello Holidayers.
It’s OK PWM, I’m not after anything this time. I’ve just got home from work and had a shower. I’m sort of half listening to the ABC news while I wait for Mr buffy to finish cooking tea.
“One of the consequences of this disease among children was to become permanently bow-legged and therefore if the household pig escaped down the ginnel a person with this affliction would not be able to stop it. It would escape between their legs.”
What disease are they talking about?
No googling.
rickets
Peak Warming Man said:
“One of the consequences of this disease among children was to become permanently bow-legged and therefore if the household pig escaped down the ginnel a person with this affliction would not be able to stop it. It would escape between their legs.”What disease are they talking about?
No googling.
Ricketts.
Peak Warming Man said:
“One of the consequences of this disease among children was to become permanently bow-legged and therefore if the household pig escaped down the ginnel a person with this affliction would not be able to stop it. It would escape between their legs.”What disease are they talking about?
No googling.
rickets.
AwesomeO said:
Peak Warming Man said:
“One of the consequences of this disease among children was to become permanently bow-legged and therefore if the household pig escaped down the ginnel a person with this affliction would not be able to stop it. It would escape between their legs.”What disease are they talking about?
No googling.
Ricketts.
One t and no D
Peak Warming Man said:
“One of the consequences of this disease among children was to become permanently bow-legged and therefore if the household pig escaped down the ginnel a person with this affliction would not be able to stop it. It would escape between their legs.”What disease are they talking about?
No googling.
ricketts?
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
“One of the consequences of this disease among children was to become permanently bow-legged and therefore if the household pig escaped down the ginnel a person with this affliction would not be able to stop it. It would escape between their legs.”What disease are they talking about?
No googling.
ricketts?
Seems everyone knows the answer.
Vitamin D deficit…
it’s just not ricketts!
buffy said:
Vitamin D deficit…
yep and pictures of kids with dark glasses on and a ‘sun” lamp.
Yes, rickets it is.
Used to be a popular brand of starch as well I think.
I had a young magpie in my front yard that couldn’t walk, I put it in a box and rang wires. The person came around and said it was what happens when people feed magpies steak strips in breeding season. They give it to the young ones and it doesn’t have what they need to develop. He said if you must feed them cat or dog food is better.
Peak Warming Man said:
Got to 34°C at 55% RH here before lunch. Currently it’s 29.0°C and 62% RH. The swim in the big pool down the street was nice. Less seaweed today, too.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
dang this room is warm and humid
warm here but humidity is on the wane.
It only got to 31 of the 36 degrees predicted by the dart throwers in Brisbane.
Didn’t even break 30 degrees on the bayside.
Peak Warming Man said:
Yes, rickets it is.Used to be a popular brand of starch as well I think.
That was Reckitts
Peak Warming Man said:
Yes, rickets it is.Used to be a popular brand of starch as well I think.
Oh dear…..Reckett’s (it might actually be Recketts and Coleman?)
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:i’m not sure i can part with the big red work..
Damn it.
It’s really big..
I do have another one of them. very nice botanicals. under printed with a panopticon. subtler burnt sepias and burnt umbers. more..like fossils. quite negotiable. shall i take a photo tomorrow?
sure.. we can negotiate something
In the new Aldi ad with the singing American family is the bloke who says “you don’t wear that at Christmas” someone famous? His voice is familiar.
Here it is, and proof positive I am a trendsetter. The first and only view so far.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iVyQmHT4Vro
AwesomeO said:
Here it is, and proof positive I am a trendsetter. The first and only view so far.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iVyQmHT4Vro
I cant help you, trendsetter, I don’t watch commercial TV.
Peak Warming Man said:
AwesomeO said:
Here it is, and proof positive I am a trendsetter. The first and only view so far.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iVyQmHT4Vro
I cant help you, trendsetter, I don’t watch commercial TV.
Understood.
AwesomeO said:
Peak Warming Man said:
AwesomeO said:
Here it is, and proof positive I am a trendsetter. The first and only view so far.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iVyQmHT4Vro
I cant help you, trendsetter, I don’t watch commercial TV.
Understood.
Got it, I think. Watching SouthPark and it hit me, I think it’s roger the alien from American Dad.
A nice refreshing healthy cool glass of fresh cream milk milo.
…roger the alien…
serves em right for all the probing they’ve done!
Peak Warming Man said:
A nice refreshing healthy cool glass of fresh cream milk milo.
too much sugar.
Almost everything the USA has in terms of outdoors attractions Tasmania also has, albeit much, much smaller.
Vacations (we call them holidays) in Tasmania are often spent hiking (we call it bushwalking) or driving around in RVs (camper vans) or in tents (tents).
Seriously, this place is great for all of your outdoor adventure needs, although it can get cold so bring a sweater (jumper).
http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2016/11/aaron-sorkin-donald-trump-president-letter-daughter
sarahs mum said:
Almost everything the USA has in terms of outdoors attractions Tasmania also has, albeit much, much smaller.Vacations (we call them holidays) in Tasmania are often spent hiking (we call it bushwalking) or driving around in RVs (camper vans) or in tents (tents).
Seriously, this place is great for all of your outdoor adventure needs, although it can get cold so bring a sweater (jumper).
http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2016/11/aaron-sorkin-donald-trump-president-letter-daughter
wouldja believe..
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-10/donald-trump-dear-sad-americans-forget-canada-come-to-tasmania/8012730
In other news, I just know you’re hanging out for house updates. I had a meeting with the building company supervisor this morning, he let me in to have a look around. The kitchen, bathrooms and laundry wet areas seem to be the current focus of activity.
party_pants said:
In other news, I just know you’re hanging out for house updates. I had a meeting with the building company supervisor this morning, he let me in to have a look around. The kitchen, bathrooms and laundry wet areas seem to be the current focus of activity.
Are you sure they got that toilet bowl at the right height?
Thargomindah is where the light show is about to start. http://www.essentialenergy.com.au/content/stormtracker
Peak Warming Man said:
party_pants said:
In other news, I just know you’re hanging out for house updates. I had a meeting with the building company supervisor this morning, he let me in to have a look around. The kitchen, bathrooms and laundry wet areas seem to be the current focus of activity.
Are you sure they got that toilet bowl at the right height?
I’m about 6’, bench top is about 3’ … yeah, should work.
party_pants said:
In other news, I just know you’re hanging out for house updates. I had a meeting with the building company supervisor this morning, he let me in to have a look around. The kitchen, bathrooms and laundry wet areas seem to be the current focus of activity.
:)
I think I like the idea of no corner cupboards in the kitchen. Feels much larger than the kitchen where I am now.
party_pants said:
Peak Warming Man said:
party_pants said:
In other news, I just know you’re hanging out for house updates. I had a meeting with the building company supervisor this morning, he let me in to have a look around. The kitchen, bathrooms and laundry wet areas seem to be the current focus of activity.
Are you sure they got that toilet bowl at the right height?
I’m about 6’, bench top is about 3’ … yeah, should work.
Some men have to stand on tiptoes but we can all piss in the sink.
Lookin good, p_p. How long till you get the keys?
Rule 303 said:
Lookin good, p_p. How long till you get the keys?
End of Jan or Early Feb. Will be mostly complete by Christmas but then they go on break for 2-3 weeks. He is not going to have the appliances fitted till after the break.
party_pants said:
In other news, I just know you’re hanging out for house updates. I had a meeting with the building company supervisor this morning, he let me in to have a look around. The kitchen, bathrooms and laundry wet areas seem to be the current focus of activity.!http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/h321/Byng1/House%2036_zps7wypzl8g.jpg
!http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/h321/Byng1/House%2039_zpsyfnf3xii.jpg
!http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/h321/Byng1/House%2040_zpsgdtkilgt.jpg
noice
party_pants said:
Rule 303 said:
Lookin good, p_p. How long till you get the keys?End of Jan or Early Feb. Will be mostly complete by Christmas but then they go on break for 2-3 weeks. He is not going to have the appliances fitted till after the break.
You are lucky. Around here all builders take six weeks after Christmas off.
my kids just showed me hoe to whip and nae nae.. all set for the wedding reception tomorrow night
there is video evidence, but pretty sure that’s not going public
Arts said:
my kids just showed me hoe to whip and nae nae.. all set for the wedding reception tomorrow nightthere is video evidence, but pretty sure that’s not going public
whip and wha?
party_pants said:
Arts said:
my kids just showed me hoe to whip and nae nae.. all set for the wedding reception tomorrow nightthere is video evidence, but pretty sure that’s not going public
whip and wha?
all the cool cats are doing it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjW8wmF5VWc
party_pants said:
Arts said:
my kids just showed me hoe to whip and nae nae.. all set for the wedding reception tomorrow nightthere is video evidence, but pretty sure that’s not going public
whip and wha?
nay me laddie, nay.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:
my kids just showed me hoe to whip and nae nae.. all set for the wedding reception tomorrow nightthere is video evidence, but pretty sure that’s not going public
whip and wha?
all the cool cats are doing it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjW8wmF5VWc
… soooo why are you doing it?
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:whip and wha?
all the cool cats are doing it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjW8wmF5VWc
… soooo why are you doing it?
its a kid connection thing.. miss 11 thought it was the funniest thing to see me do it… it’s stuff you do with the kids to make them laugh and have some connection on their level.. maybe it’s not great parenting, but Id rather have them laugh at me than yell
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:all the cool cats are doing it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjW8wmF5VWc
… soooo why are you doing it?
its a kid connection thing.. miss 11 thought it was the funniest thing to see me do it… it’s stuff you do with the kids to make them laugh and have some connection on their level.. maybe it’s not great parenting, but Id rather have them laugh at me than yell
sounds plausible :)
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:… soooo why are you doing it?
its a kid connection thing.. miss 11 thought it was the funniest thing to see me do it… it’s stuff you do with the kids to make them laugh and have some connection on their level.. maybe it’s not great parenting, but Id rather have them laugh at me than yell
sounds plausible :)
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:all the cool cats are doing it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjW8wmF5VWc
… soooo why are you doing it?
its a kid connection thing.. miss 11 thought it was the funniest thing to see me do it… it’s stuff you do with the kids to make them laugh and have some connection on their level.. maybe it’s not great parenting, but Id rather have them laugh at me than yell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjFwCqVRrAs
But…but…it makes Obama mad :)
Damn, too tired to stay awake but on SBS there is a tops movie on about Ian Dury and the Blockheads.
Cool Sea slugs and fractals
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=cool+sea+slugs&client=firefox-b&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=
Not awake, ∴ not reading too well. Why is it that the Snakes v Iguana thread title appears to say something else?
more fractals
http://tygr.us/fractals.htm
What does it appear to say?
dv said:
Looks like a giant fortune cookie.
Begin trusting your intuitions, and remember – it is not good to be a user, blessings come from being a giver, not a taker. In conclusion….The one who snores will always fall asleep first.
dv said:
!https://s15.postimg.org/o7g18prij/lois_lane_hawkeye_and_idi_amin_versus_the_giant.jpg
Plot twist is that it’s a fortune cookie with a cryptic message inside.
kii said:
dv said:
!https://s15.postimg.org/o7g18prij/lois_lane_hawkeye_and_idi_amin_versus_the_giant.jpg
Looks like a giant fortune cookie.
Begin trusting your intuitions, and remember – it is not good to be a user, blessings come from being a giver, not a taker. In conclusion….The one who snores will always fall asleep first.
*snap :)
dv said:
What does it appear to say?
Snakes vAgina
Alien Spaceship Fractal
kii said:
dv said:
What does it appear to say?
Snakes vAgina
ROFL
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:
What does it appear to say?
Snakes vAgina
ROFL
I need new glasses. Multifocals can be weird when half asleep.
So…Day 2 of this horror.
I thought my appointment with the psychotherapist was yesterday….it wasn’t It’s today. But I sat in the hippy cafe and felt a bit of peace and I could smell all the good wholefood smells etc. At least my error made me get out of the house for a few hours instead of crying on the floor at home.
Today I might do a peruse of the op shops in that area before I see the therapist.
kii, the Dems own both the senate and the house in New Mexico
dv said:
kii, the Dems own both the senate and the house in New Mexico
Yes, yes…I saw that somewhere. Accidentally, because I’m trying to focus on beautiful art, kittens and floor crying.
Good morning. The rain forecast seems to have cast off.
The wet has dissipated to just looking like it briefly.
roughbarked said:
Good morning. The rain forecast seems to have cast off.The wet has dissipated to just looking like it briefly.
Oh well, had hoped for a drop before we got past 33 degrees because it will be all the days hot and no wet stuff.
Good morning. Ten degrees. I’ll go and read the weather forecast.
Ah, gong for a 25 with showers later, possible thunderstorms. Back down to cooler and wetter and windier again tomorrow.
buffy said:
Ah, gong for a 25 with showers later, possible thunderstorms. Back down to cooler and wetter and windier again tomorrow.
Yes. we might get something tomorrow.
Morni g folks.
Looks like it should be a lovely 39 todau.. but ii’ going to miss it all .. 😐
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morni g folks.Looks like it should be a lovely 39 todau.. but ii’ going to miss it all .. 😐
Where are you going?
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morni g folks.Looks like it should be a lovely 39 todau.. but ii’ going to miss it all .. 😐
Where are you going?
Caught an ambulance to hospital at 1am thismorning, so not far from here…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morni g folks.Looks like it should be a lovely 39 todau.. but ii’ going to miss it all .. 😐
Where are you going?
Caught an ambulance to hospital at 1am thismorning, so not far from here…
Morning. Currently 256.0°C and 74% RH here.
Insulation for the shed arrived yesterday. I expect the builders might be working on the carport today.
What happened Stumpy?
Now: c…o…f…f…e…e…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morni g folks.Looks like it should be a lovely 39 todau.. but ii’ going to miss it all .. 😐
Where are you going?
Caught an ambulance to hospital at 1am thismorning, so not far from here…
All OK now?
might get to 34C today, believe it when see’t
wind hit 45km/h when gets around to the westish
Michael V said:
Morning. Currently 256.0°C and 74% RH here.Insulation for the shed arrived yesterday. I expect the builders might be working on the carport today.
What happened Stumpy?
Now: c…o…f…f…e…e…
256 deg C?
You’ll have trouble finding water for that coffee.
Michael V said:
Morning. Currently 256.0°C and 74% RH here.Insulation for the shed arrived yesterday. I expect the builders might be working on the carport today.
What happened Stumpy
Now: c…o…f…f…e…e…
Lost feeling in my armsand legs..
Electrolyte imbalance apparently
>Electrolyte imbalance apparently
been overdoin’t, stumpy
Morning. Warm and sunny in the Styx.
Solicitors secretaries seem to be rather difficult to deal with…
mcgoon said:
OK, typo correction: 26.0°C.
Michael V said:
Morning. Currently 256.0°C and 74% RH here.Insulation for the shed arrived yesterday. I expect the builders might be working on the carport today.
What happened Stumpy?
Now: c…o…f…f…e…e…
256 deg C?
You’ll have trouble finding water for that coffee.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Gtransition said:
>Electrolyte imbalance apparentlybeen overdoin’t, stumpy
Yeah. Probably
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bloody! Getting sorted now?
Michael V said:
Morning. Currently 256.0°C and 74% RH here.Insulation for the shed arrived yesterday. I expect the builders might be working on the carport today.
What happened Stumpy
Now: c…o…f…f…e…e…
Lost feeling in my arms and legs..
Electrolyte imbalance apparently
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Gtransition said:
>Electrolyte imbalance apparentlybeen overdoin’t, stumpy
Yeah. Probably
nightshifts too that’d fuck ya up a bit
Quiet in here. A little too quiet…
Quiet in here. A little too quiet…
Hmmmm…
(floorboard creaks)
Morning!
:)
spider lily, I was just thinking about you yesterday – I hope you are well
Arts said:
spider lily, I was just thinking about you yesterday – I hope you are well
Hi Arts.. yes going well down here, just starting a 2 week break today and the weather is now into 2 digits :)
All good in your world?
my niece is getting married today.. it’s crazy town, hopefully the weather holds out for her since she has chosen to wed under a fig tree
Spider Lily said:
Arts said:
spider lily, I was just thinking about you yesterday – I hope you are well
Hi Arts.. yes going well down here, just starting a 2 week break today and the weather is now into 2 digits :)
All good in your world?
sure is.. almost finished uni for the year, Kids are tops and turning into lovely young adults, work is fun.. can’t complain at all :)
Arts said:
my niece is getting married today.. it’s crazy town, hopefully the weather holds out for her since she has chosen to wed under a fig tree
How lovely. No fruit bats down there I take it?
Spider Lily said:
Arts said:
my niece is getting married today.. it’s crazy town, hopefully the weather holds out for her since she has chosen to wed under a fig tree
How lovely. No fruit bats down there I take it?
we’ll find out :)
morning…
sarahs mum said:
morning…
good
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
morning…good
could be..
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
morning…good
could be..
just don’t read the news
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:good
could be..
just don’t read the news
been there. done that. :(
mr kii is turning on the gas heaters…after vacuuming the innards.
It is a tad chilly and I am loving it :)
Arts said:
sure is.. almost finished uni for the year, Kids are tops and turning into lovely young adults, work is fun.. can’t complain at all :)
Good to hear..
I’m looking into the ins and outs of turning my lovely little house down here into a Stayz property. Short stays suit over long term tenants, then I have a place to live when I do 6 – 8 week working holiday stints down here..
I’m looking at returning to FNQ in Jun/Jul next year :)
Waves to SM
Greetings
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Spider Lily said:
Arts said:
sure is.. almost finished uni for the year, Kids are tops and turning into lovely young adults, work is fun.. can’t complain at all :)
Good to hear..
I’m looking into the ins and outs of turning my lovely little house down here into a Stayz property. Short stays suit over long term tenants, then I have a place to live when I do 6 – 8 week working holiday stints down here..
I’m looking at returning to FNQ in Jun/Jul next year :)
Waves to SM
nice. My friend down the road has two stayz apartments. Mostly good stories to tell, though there has been one or two eyeopening messes that you wonder how they managed int he time they were there. Best of luck with it.. and nice to have a holiday house :)
Spider Lily said:
Arts said:
sure is.. almost finished uni for the year, Kids are tops and turning into lovely young adults, work is fun.. can’t complain at all :)
Good to hear..
I’m looking into the ins and outs of turning my lovely little house down here into a Stayz property. Short stays suit over long term tenants, then I have a place to live when I do 6 – 8 week working holiday stints down here..
I’m looking at returning to FNQ in Jun/Jul next year :)
Waves to SM
waves muchly in return
got ‘em new S/H bucket seats
for’t Courier ute replace bench
worn out I get stuck in springs
foam be all gone you get’t idea
does so’t grab me sometimes
through ‘em belt holder of pant
yeah’t say, mate you stayin’ is
yes stuck here this wreck with
amongst all this mess you pig
Box containing e-juice arrived from Israel, and has obviously been opened by Customs.
Did someone leave the door open? There’s a cold draft in here.
kii said:
Did someone leave the door open? There’s a cold draft in here.
It’s just all the ghosts of the dead we were remembering for a minute.
kii said:
Did someone leave the door open? There’s a cold draft in here.
Here New Mexico or here the forum?
poikilotherm said:
kii said:
Did someone leave the door open? There’s a cold draft in here.
It’s just all the ghosts of the dead we were remembering for a minute.
What ghosts?
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:
Did someone leave the door open? There’s a cold draft in here.
Here New Mexico or here the forum?
Here in the forum…
kii said:
poikilotherm said:
kii said:
Did someone leave the door open? There’s a cold draft in here.
It’s just all the ghosts of the dead we were remembering for a minute.
What ghosts?
It’s 11am on the 11/11 here.
Oh, the lest we forget thingy.
I forgot.
Oh, well.
poikilotherm said:
kii said:
Did someone leave the door open? There’s a cold draft in here.
It’s just all the ghosts of the dead we were remembering for a minute.
yep.
:(
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:
poikilotherm said:It’s just all the ghosts of the dead we were remembering for a minute.
What ghosts?
It’s 11am on the 11/11 here.
it’s 10am
Crikey, Greens have gone full loon ponder left, a sniff too far of the glue I think, it seems if Bernadi and Di Natale ever touched they’d be annihilated instantly.
Bubblecar said:
Box containing e-juice arrived from Israel, and has obviously been opened by Customs.
If customs open it they put a sticker on it.
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:What ghosts?
It’s 11am on the 11/11 here.
it’s 10am
What year?
what mhiari says.
https://www.facebook.com/theSNP/videos/10154797701299078/?hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:It’s 11am on the 11/11 here.
it’s 10am
What year?
I mean, it’s only 10am here, where we observe Eastern Standard Time
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:it’s 10am
What year?
I mean, it’s only 10am here, where we observe Eastern Standard Time
Stops the curtains from fading I guess.
poikilotherm said:
Crikey, Greens have gone full loon ponder left, a sniff too far of the glue I think, it seems if Bernadi and Di Natale ever touched they’d be annihilated instantly.
So what have they done now?
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:What year?
I mean, it’s only 10am here, where we observe Eastern Standard Time
Stops the curtains from fading I guess.
IKR…
The heaters are go! I repeat, the heaters are go!
Cooler weather is so much quieter than summer.
I hate summer.
OK I’m going to brew a pot of tea. And have a Mighty Mite sandwich with no bread, ‘cos I’ve run out.
11 people looked at my YouTube Aldi ad. I know because I was the first one to click on it. That bloke is roger the alien right? Still no confirmation.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iVyQmHT4Vro
AwesomeO said:
11 people looked at my YouTube Aldi ad. I know because I was the first one to click on it. That bloke is roger the alien right? Still no confirmation.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iVyQmHT4Vro
I don’t think Seth MacFarlane would do an Aussie TV ad.
A quick check suggests that Roger is voiced by Seth MacFarlane who is unlikely to be in an Aldi add…
Seven seconds…
Witty Rejoinder said:
AwesomeO said:
11 people looked at my YouTube Aldi ad. I know because I was the first one to click on it. That bloke is roger the alien right? Still no confirmation.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iVyQmHT4Vro
I don’t think Seth MacFarlane would do an Aussie TV ad.
Ok. Sounds like him though, the bloke who says you don’t wear that at Christmas. Is he someone famous? The voice is familiar.
Fun and games here. Smoke detectors going off and cats running for cover.
And…again.
The Vegemite Cat is particularly frightened of them.
kii said:
Fun and games here. Smoke detectors going off and cats running for cover.And…again.
The Vegemite Cat is particularly frightened of them.
it’s a racial memory cats have of the great witch burnings…
new glow plugs in that ute
cold mornin’ now’t be good
no more needin’ aerostart
coffee’n smoke then’t work
out farm’n do a bit is what
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/nov/11/leonard-cohen-dies-aged-82?CMP=fb_gu
knocks off bails
Heads up to Redoubt.
sarahs mum said:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/nov/11/leonard-cohen-dies-aged-82?CMP=fb_gu
That’s sad, but at least he had that big active period in his final years.
sarahs mum said:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/nov/11/leonard-cohen-dies-aged-82?CMP=fb_gu
Heartbroken that Bob got the Nobel Prize instead of him
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/nov/11/leonard-cohen-dies-aged-82?CMP=fb_gu
That’s sad, but at least he had that big active period in his final years.
this is still my fave.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxj5fvHpCpc
Well, I’ve cleaned up the litter tray mess that disGraceful managed to snack from.
Better go do some chores and find clean clothes for work tomorrow.
Think I’ll stop reading the book I borrowed from work – it’s introduced White Supremacists into the maternity ward. I might borrow the new Michael Connelly book instead. It seems to be about an old billionaire who impregnated a young Mexican woman. Seems to be a good read.
I’ve left some blankies in the corner for Doodles if her comes back and still needs a nap.
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/nov/11/leonard-cohen-dies-aged-82?CMP=fb_gu
Heartbroken that Bob got the Nobel Prize instead of him
I’d have voted for Leon, rather than Bob, if they allowed me a vote.
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/nov/11/leonard-cohen-dies-aged-82?CMP=fb_gu
Heartbroken that Bob got the Nobel Prize instead of him
I’d have voted for Leon, rather than Bob, if they allowed me a vote.
I quite like that the Rolling Stone included Paul Simon and Joni Mitchell in the genre(as well as the Dylan bit.)
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:Heartbroken that Bob got the Nobel Prize instead of him
I’d have voted for Leon, rather than Bob, if they allowed me a vote.
I quite like that the Rolling Stone included Paul Simon and Joni Mitchell in the genre(as well as the Dylan bit.)
which genre?
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:I’d have voted for Leon, rather than Bob, if they allowed me a vote.
I quite like that the Rolling Stone included Paul Simon and Joni Mitchell in the genre(as well as the Dylan bit.)
which genre?
great singer/songwriters/poet types
Hipster…
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/nov/11/leonard-cohen-dies-aged-82?CMP=fb_gu
That’s sad, but at least he had that big active period in his final years.
this is still my fave.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxj5fvHpCpc
Thanks for that, hadn’t seen it.
I like this one:
https://youtu.be/snMOmHzgssk
Peak Warming Man said:
Poets day, eh?
knocks off bailsHeads up to Redoubt.
Leonard Cohen has died :)
sibeen said:
Leonard Cohen has died :)
hallelujah!
sibeen said:
Leonard Cohen has died :)
That’s old news.
sibeen said:
Leonard Cohen has died :)
I did mean for that to be a :(
lol, looking at FB “people you may know”, sorta maybe you want to friend them, got gina…
ChrispenEvan said:
lol, looking at FB “people you may know”, sorta maybe you want to friend them, got gina…
You tart you!
sibeen said:
Leonard Cohen has died :)
jerk
sibeen said:
sibeen said:
Leonard Cohen has died :)
I did mean for that to be a :(
Sympathies, a cruel typo.
I’m going to ring that fucking estate agent and find out WTF is going on with this fucking ride-on mower that’s still fucked.
But I won’t swear.
Well, once again, same message. She’s getting Bevis onto it. As I was told the last five times I’ve called them in recent weeks.
lady making a meal, smells good
stirfry with reheated lamb burgers chopped up
Bubblecar said:
Well, once again, same message. She’s getting Bevis onto it. As I was told the last five times I’ve called them in recent weeks.
He sounds like a Butthead
Flinders St station: Melbourne emergency services called to ‘serious incident’
Posted 7 minutes ago
Emergency services are responding to a “serious incident” at Melbourne’s Flinders Street Station and are urging people to avoid the area.
Bubblecar said:
I’m going to ring that fucking estate agent and find out WTF is going on with this fucking ride-on mower that’s still fucked.But I won’t swear.
fucking bevis
poikilotherm said:
Bubblecar said:
I’m going to ring that fucking estate agent and find out WTF is going on with this fucking ride-on mower that’s still fucked.But I won’t swear.
fucking bevis
I don’t blame Bevis, he’s an old man and not in the best of health.
I mean shit … the present President has an approval rating of 52% and the new one has an approval rating of 37%. That’s not normally how it is. People are supposed to be sick of the old one and excited about the new one.
dv said:
I mean shit … the present President has an approval rating of 52% and the new one has an approval rating of 37%. That’s not normally how it is. People are supposed to be sick of the old one and excited about the new one.
Anyway, this is not getting my lawn mown or pie baked.
Bubblecar said:
poikilotherm said:
Bubblecar said:
I’m going to ring that fucking estate agent and find out WTF is going on with this fucking ride-on mower that’s still fucked.But I won’t swear.
fucking bevis
I don’t blame Bevis, he’s an old man and not in the best of health.
He might have died.
A Tasmanian farmer who demonstrates milking cows to children, giving them a “squirt” from the udder, has fallen foul of health authorities who have warned he is at risk of losing his business if he does not stop.
Rowen Carter runs the Huon Valley Caravan Park, south of Hobart, which he said is “more than just a caravan park, we are a self-sufficient working farm that wants to teach people where real food comes from”.
He offers paying guests homemade Persian fetta made with raw milk, as well as a taste of raw cow’s milk straight from the udder’s teat.
“I squirt it in their mouth and then afterwards I appear with some plastic cups and show them the more couth way of tasting the fresh milk … everybody is amazed at how sweet and how nice it is,” Mr Carter said.
But his attempt to provide guests with an “old-fashioned farm experience” has landed him in trouble with the Tasmanian Dairy Industry Authority (TDIA).
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-11/raw-milk-tasting-huon-valley-farm-tasmanian-health-authorities/8016322
http://www.treehugger.com/travel/self-sufficient-scottish-island-sale-comes-broadband-and-post-office.html
sarahs mum said:
Nice to dream about…
http://www.treehugger.com/travel/self-sufficient-scottish-island-sale-comes-broadband-and-post-office.html
I used to work on a farm, working in the barn which had 40kg bags of fertiliser stored in the upper floors, but then I went to university to study Classics.
I went from sub lime to read Aeschylus.
btm said:
:)
I used to work on a farm, working in the barn which had 40kg bags of fertiliser stored in the upper floors, but then I went to university to study Classics.I went from sub lime to read Aeschylus.
btm said:
I used to work on a farm, working in the barn which had 40kg bags of fertiliser stored in the upper floors, but then I went to university to study Classics.I went from sub lime to read Aeschylus.
not sure that lime is classified as a fertilizer.
;-)
Michael V said:
btm said::)
I used to work on a farm, working in the barn which had 40kg bags of fertiliser stored in the upper floors, but then I went to university to study Classics.I went from sub lime to read Aeschylus.
ChrispenEvan said:
btm said:
I used to work on a farm, working in the barn which had 40kg bags of fertiliser stored in the upper floors, but then I went to university to study Classics.I went from sub lime to read Aeschylus.
not sure that lime is classified as a fertilizer.
;-)
Well, I like it. It’s extremely important to know if the distance you think a star is is the true distance or not. This paper checks it out.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1611.00656
We use 612 single stars with previously published trigonometric parallaxes placing them within 25 pc to evaluate parallaxes released in Gaia’s first data release (DR1). We find that the Gaia parallaxes are, on average, 0.24±0.02 mas smaller than the weighted mean trigonometric parallax values for these stars in the solar neighborhood. We also find that the offset changes with distance out to 100 pc, in the sense that the closer the star, the larger the offset. We find no systematic trends in the parallax offsets with stellar V magnitude, V−K color, or proper motion. We do find that the offset is roughly twice as large for stars south of the ecliptic compared to those that are north.
Also, the agreement gets better the further away from Earth you get.
Two of the nearby stars are troublesome, because the new parallax and proper motion conflicts with earlier measurements.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:Nice to dream about…
http://www.treehugger.com/travel/self-sufficient-scottish-island-sale-comes-broadband-and-post-office.html
It isn’t really a lot of money..well by Sydney standards..
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:Nice to dream about…
http://www.treehugger.com/travel/self-sufficient-scottish-island-sale-comes-broadband-and-post-office.html
It isn’t really a lot of money..well by Sydney standards..
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:Nice to dream about…
http://www.treehugger.com/travel/self-sufficient-scottish-island-sale-comes-broadband-and-post-office.html
It isn’t really a lot of money..well by Sydney standards..
I might be able to rent one of the cottages but it’s a long way from the IGA.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
Nice to dream about…It isn’t really a lot of money..well by Sydney standards..
I might be able to rent one of the cottages but it’s a long way from the IGA.
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:It isn’t really a lot of money..well by Sydney standards..
I might be able to rent one of the cottages but it’s a long way from the IGA.
6°C today in Ullapool
I like cold weather.
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:I might be able to rent one of the cottages but it’s a long way from the IGA.
6°C today in Ullapool
I like cold weather.
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
Nice to dream about…It isn’t really a lot of money..well by Sydney standards..
Ullapool is one of my favourite Scottish destinations.
I remember Ullapool fondly as a very pretty little fishing village. Is it still the same or changed dramatically?
PermeateFree said:
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:It isn’t really a lot of money..well by Sydney standards..
Ullapool is one of my favourite Scottish destinations.I remember Ullapool fondly as a very pretty little fishing village. Is it still the same or changed dramatically?
Still looks good on photos posted on Scotland by the roadside page.
This one looks weird.
Can you think of any reason why main sequence stars are banned from rotating at a specific rotation rate? A rotation rate that depends on temperature?
https://arxiv.org/format/1610.08563
Astrometric data from the recent Gaia Data Release 1 has been matched against the sample of stars from Kepler with known rotation periods. A total of 1,299 bright rotating stars were recovered from the subset of Gaia sources with good astrometric solutions, most with temperatures hotter than 5000 K. From these sources, 894 were selected as lying near the main sequence using their absolute G-band magnitudes. These main sequence stars show a bimodality in their rotation period distribution
mollwollfumble said:
This one looks weird.Can you think of any reason why main sequence stars are banned from rotating at a specific rotation rate? A rotation rate that depends on temperature?
If they lived in Australia they’d be banned from rotating at a specific rotation rate because one of them which was incredibly stupid misused it therefore forcing everyone to suffer from the banning.
sarahs mum said:
No. No it’s not.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:Nice to dream about…
http://www.treehugger.com/travel/self-sufficient-scottish-island-sale-comes-broadband-and-post-office.html
It isn’t really a lot of money..well by Sydney standards..
Tamb said:
30.0°C and 60% RH here at the moment. It got to 30.3°C at 58% RH today. I’ll go for body surf soon. I’m unlikely to swap.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:It isn’t really a lot of money..well by Sydney standards..
I might be able to rent one of the cottages but it’s a long way from the IGA.
6°C today in Ullapool
It’s overcast and very close here at the redoubt, it wants to rain but I cant access the BOM at the moment so don’t know if there is a storm or rain band coming.
Woohoo, raining now.
coffee + four saladas with jam on
Bored so I am reading critics reception to various Family Guy episodes, the Parents Television Council frequently condemns the show for being crude and offensive which I suppose to some people it is. What I do find amusing is that the organisations views themselves are far more offensive that what they are condemning.
Cymek said:
Bored so I am reading critics reception to various Family Guy episodes, the Parents Television Council frequently condemns the show for being crude and offensive which I suppose to some people it is. What I do find amusing is that the organisations views themselves are far more offensive that what they are condemning.
I am waiting for the SouthPark election special.
AwesomeO said:
Cymek said:
Bored so I am reading critics reception to various Family Guy episodes, the Parents Television Council frequently condemns the show for being crude and offensive which I suppose to some people it is. What I do find amusing is that the organisations views themselves are far more offensive that what they are condemning.
I am waiting for the SouthPark election special.
Yes I wonder if they are quickly writing and animating it to fit in with the outcome
Cymek said:
mollwollfumble said:
This one looks weird.Can you think of any reason why main sequence stars are banned from rotating at a specific rotation rate? A rotation rate that depends on temperature?
If they lived in Australia they’d be banned from rotating at a specific rotation rate because one of them which was incredibly stupid misused it therefore forcing everyone to suffer from the banning.
Either the result is wrong, or it has something to do with planet formation or it has something to do with angular momentum of the gas cloud from which the star is formed.
sarahs mum said:
PermeateFree said:
Tamb said:Ullapool is one of my favourite Scottish destinations.
I remember Ullapool fondly as a very pretty little fishing village. Is it still the same or changed dramatically?
Still looks good on photos posted on Scotland by the roadside page.
Thanks I’ll check it out.
I have a stack of radishes coming in, this year I might check out pickling them or something. Korean cookery probably has some ideas.
Well I did some gardening today
I have a nice patch ready to go.
AwesomeO said:
I have a stack of radishes coming in, this year I might check out pickling them or something. Korean cookery probably has some ideas.
or you could just try eating them.
Hello Holidayers. I am being a European female and eating butter chicken. I don’t care that it’s not considered proper food in its ostensible country of origin….I like it.
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. I am being a European female and eating butter chicken. I don’t care that it’s not considered proper food in its ostensible country of origin….I like it.
Chicken tikka is a funny one. It is not Indian, but it is a creation of Bangladeshi cooks in Indian eateries in England.
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. I am being a European female and eating butter chicken. I don’t care that it’s not considered proper food in its ostensible country of origin….I like it.
I’ve just scoffed a penne pasta dish involving chopped spinach, broccoli, garlic, blue cheese, eggs, olive oil, chicken stock etc etc.
And the cultural appropriation brigades really hate that kind of thing…
furious said:
- Chicken tikka is a funny one. It is not Indian, but it is a creation of Bangladeshi cooks in Indian eateries in England.
And the cultural appropriation brigades really hate that kind of thing…
They are clowns.
furious said:
- Chicken tikka is a funny one. It is not Indian, but it is a creation of Bangladeshi cooks in Indian eateries in England.
And the cultural appropriation brigades really hate that kind of thing…
butter chicken, on the other hand, was invented in India.
Bubblecar could have had all the buttered chicken he desired, but no, he had to go on this crazy killing frenzy.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar could have had all the buttered chicken he desired, but no, he had to go on this crazy killing frenzy.
when will the cycle end?
ChrispenEvan said:
https://scontent-sit4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/14980767_10154696085151823_9033093147716949514_n.jpg?oh=b08e093fc43ee0308885fc0f4e09b711&oe=58869A20
*clicks "*like*"*
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar could have had all the buttered chicken he desired, but no, he had to go on this crazy killing frenzy.
He’d have had to use a lot of butter on those scrawny things.
Interesting footage on the news of Obama and Trump. Trump looks very uncomfortable, almost protecting himself. Obama is expansive and relaxed.
buffy said:
Interesting footage on the news of Obama and Trump. Trump looks very uncomfortable, almost protecting himself. Obama is expansive and relaxed.
I’m still avoiding the TV news.
buffy said:
Interesting footage on the news of Obama and Trump. Trump looks very uncomfortable, almost protecting himself. Obama is expansive and relaxed.
Of course, it is Obamas turf. Everything is brand new to the Donald. He can look forward to barrages of information and lots of decisions many of which have no ideal solution.
Dunno what’s going to happen to his hair. It usually changed though for presidents, the job does seem to age them.
buffy said:
Interesting footage on the news of Obama and Trump. Trump looks very uncomfortable, almost protecting himself. Obama is expansive and relaxed.
Obama is certainly a cool customer.
Maybe Obama wasn’t all that upset that Hillary lost?
dv said:
buffy said:Interesting footage on the news of Obama and Trump. Trump looks very uncomfortable, almost protecting himself. Obama is expansive and relaxed.
Obama is certainly a cool customer.
I mentioned to one of my elderly patients yesterday that I will miss the orator. Obama is just one of the best around presently at delivering speeches. She said “Oh, but isn’t he gorgeous too!” It wasn’t really what I expected from someone I think is a blue ribbon Liberal supporter.
party_pants said:
Maybe Obama wasn’t all that upset that Hillary lost?
He’s just not letting any of it faze him.
party_pants said:
Maybe Obama wasn’t all that upset that Hillary lost?
Doubt that. His entire legacy is now vulnerable to reversal.
AwesomeO said:
buffy said:Interesting footage on the news of Obama and Trump. Trump looks very uncomfortable, almost protecting himself. Obama is expansive and relaxed.
Of course, it is Obamas turf. Everything is brand new to the Donald. He can look forward to barrages of information and lots of decisions many of which have no ideal solution.
Dunno what’s going to happen to his hair. It usually changed though for presidents, the job does seem to age them.
Well yes. But Trump wanted the job. I’m getting quite suspicious that the gravity is starting to pull.
Be careful what you wish for…..you just might get it.
buffy said:
Interesting footage on the news of Obama and Trump. Trump looks very uncomfortable, almost protecting himself. Obama is expansive and relaxed.
Obama is far more professional than Trump.
I suspect they will need a few trips to the pet store to replace his hair periodically.
facebook is rating me as very responsive.
Why would someone pay $37000 for these ordinary-seeming speakers?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002BSH27I/ref=?tag=natdee-20
sarahs mum said:
facebook is rating me as very responsive.
You accept all their pings?
dv said:
Why would someone pay $37000 for these ordinary-seeming speakers?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002BSH27I/ref=?tag=natdee-20
Because they 37 grand free to do something useless with?
Did you read the reviews?
Rather embarrassing spelling error in the headline:
Tasmanian Australian of the Year: Prisoner literacy worker wins 2017 acolade
A Kingston speech pathologist who helps prisoners learn to read has been named 2017 Tasmanian Australian of the Year.
Rosalie Martin was recognised for her work at Risdon Prison helping inmates to improve their literacy at a ceremony at Government House this afternoon.
Ms Martin has been volunteering at the jail for the past three years running a program called Just Sentences.
She was commended for her dedication to helping inmates transform their lives.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-11/tasmanian-australian-of-the-year-2017-announced/8018130
dv said:
Why would someone pay $37000 for these ordinary-seeming speakers?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002BSH27I/ref=?tag=natdee-20
It’s electrics are where the money is.
There’s a lot of money in the speaker circuit.
Polite applause…
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
Why would someone pay $37000 for these ordinary-seeming speakers?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002BSH27I/ref=?tag=natdee-20
It’s electrics are where the money is.
There’s a lot of money in the speaker circuit.
zing
Bubblecar said:
Rather embarrassing spelling error in the headline:Tasmanian Australian of the Year: Prisoner literacy worker wins 2017 acolade
A Kingston speech pathologist who helps prisoners learn to read has been named 2017 Tasmanian Australian of the Year.
Rosalie Martin was recognised for her work at Risdon Prison helping inmates to improve their literacy at a ceremony at Government House this afternoon.
Ms Martin has been volunteering at the jail for the past three years running a program called Just Sentences.
She was commended for her dedication to helping inmates transform their lives.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-11/tasmanian-australian-of-the-year-2017-announced/8018130
Classic.
A New Yorker article on Leonard Cohen
time for the Judge to have a run.
JudgeMental said:
time for the Judge to have a run.
What about the ferret?
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
time for the Judge to have a run.
What about the ferret?
frolicking as we speak.
Hello.
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello friendly person
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
nods
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello hello.
The monkey skipper said:
Hello.
Donald ask me to forward a friendly hello on his behalf.
He’s felt it was the good thing to do, overwhelmed as he was by reading the multitude of good will posts targeting him, here at the Holiday forum, by all the lovely tolerant happy go lucky regulars.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello friendly person
Hey.
Peak Warming Man said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
nods
hi
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello hello.
hi
I’m wondering if Alzheimer’s could have a coping mechanism attached to it.
http://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/emergency-services-called-to-coolangatta-following-motorcycle-crash/news-story/66c556ff1787b2ed5a296fdd2e0cbdb6
was driving through here just as the ambos were trying to get through to this man in Southport.
Peak Warming Man said:
I’m wondering if Alzheimer’s could have a coping mechanism attached to it.
that is compartmentalization. where by bits of memories are stored and connected and disconnected as encased thoughts to reduce trauma
I ask that because my sister has the disease, she didn’t recognise me today at first, but shes happy enough although living in hard circustances with her husband who has serious mental issues.
some people with dementia experience agitation and confusion that is not comforting.
Peak Warming Man said:
I ask that because my sister has the disease, she didn’t recognise me today at first, but shes happy enough although living in hard circustances with her husband who has serious mental issues.
people with supportive families can develop dementia. Is there a sense of comfort to you knowing she is less of aware of her surroundings?
monkey skipper said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I’m wondering if Alzheimer’s could have a coping mechanism attached to it.
that is compartmentalization. where by bits of memories are stored and connected and disconnected as encased thoughts to reduce trauma
So you think it could have a coping element to it?
monkey skipper said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I ask that because my sister has the disease, she didn’t recognise me today at first, but shes happy enough although living in hard circustances with her husband who has serious mental issues.
people with supportive families can develop dementia. Is there a sense of comfort to you knowing she is less of aware of her surroundings?
Absolutely.
Peak Warming Man said:
monkey skipper said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I’m wondering if Alzheimer’s could have a coping mechanism attached to it.
that is compartmentalization. where by bits of memories are stored and connected and disconnected as encased thoughts to reduce trauma
So you think it could have a coping element to it?
Hard to know. Was the coping mechanism pre-existing?
monkey skipper said:
Peak Warming Man said:
monkey skipper said:that is compartmentalization. where by bits of memories are stored and connected and disconnected as encased thoughts to reduce trauma
So you think it could have a coping element to it?
Hard to know. Was the coping mechanism pre-existing?
No, she was the backbone of the family, she spent her time looking afte immediate and close family.
She looked after old uncles and aunts, ahe was a rock but now she’s just fading away, but she’s happy.
Anyway it is what it is.
PWM fwiw I can recount a true story from many years ago…where by a vision impaired resident in high care had advanced dementia…but…she always reacted when her adult daughter walked up the hallway outside of her room and this reaction increased until physical contact was made. She obviously recognised the foot steps.
Does part of the brain awaken while another bit falls to sleep..hard to know for certain when the capacity to indicate is diminished. Did you know that some studies have been done of coma patients and there are responses being recorded to certain stimuli now in a previously undetectable way.
monkey skipper said:
PWM fwiw I can recount a true story from many years ago…where by a vision impaired resident in high care had advanced dementia…but…she always reacted when her adult daughter walked up the hallway outside of her room and this reaction increased until physical contact was made. She obviously recognised the foot steps.Does part of the brain awaken while another bit falls to sleep..hard to know for certain when the capacity to indicate is diminished. Did you know that some studies have been done of coma patients and there are responses being recorded to certain stimuli now in a previously undetectable way.
There are things in heaven and earth Horiato etc.
Anyway I’m off to bed.
Peak Warming Man said:
monkey skipper said:
PWM fwiw I can recount a true story from many years ago…where by a vision impaired resident in high care had advanced dementia…but…she always reacted when her adult daughter walked up the hallway outside of her room and this reaction increased until physical contact was made. She obviously recognised the foot steps.Does part of the brain awaken while another bit falls to sleep..hard to know for certain when the capacity to indicate is diminished. Did you know that some studies have been done of coma patients and there are responses being recorded to certain stimuli now in a previously undetectable way.
There are things in heaven and earth Horiato etc.
Anyway I’m off to bed.
night night pwm
Peak Warming Man said:
monkey skipper said:
PWM fwiw I can recount a true story from many years ago…where by a vision impaired resident in high care had advanced dementia…but…she always reacted when her adult daughter walked up the hallway outside of her room and this reaction increased until physical contact was made. She obviously recognised the foot steps.Does part of the brain awaken while another bit falls to sleep..hard to know for certain when the capacity to indicate is diminished. Did you know that some studies have been done of coma patients and there are responses being recorded to certain stimuli now in a previously undetectable way.
There are things in heaven and earth Horiato etc.
Anyway I’m off to bed.
night night pwm
Imagine a Bugatti veyron
in these colors
CrazyNeutrino said:
Imagine a Bugatti veyronhttp://s.hswstatic.com/gif/bugatti-8.jpg
in these colors
http://i.imgur.com/0G6vGZt.jpg
OK. Now what?
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Imagine a Bugatti veyronhttp://s.hswstatic.com/gif/bugatti-8.jpg
in these colors
http://i.imgur.com/0G6vGZt.jpg
OK. Now what?
Now imagine driving one.
Vale Leonard Cohen,
He has many great covers…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz38Vxkyow4
tauto said:
Vale Leonard Cohen,He has many great covers…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz38Vxkyow4
that’s one.
tauto said:
Vale Leonard Cohen,He has many great covers…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz38Vxkyow4
I’m a big Cohen fan, and have been for years, having at least ten of his albums, and boring my friends to death with the playing of. Perhaps surprisingly my favourite Cohen song is one that he didn’t write but is a cover. The Partisan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Heilr2-H-WM
CrazyNeutrino said:
Imagine a Bugatti veyron
in these colors
Bugatti Veyron too heavy for my liking. I prefer a weight nearer the Lotus.
As for the colours – yuk.
monkey skipper said:
PWM fwiw I can recount a true story from many years ago…where by a vision impaired resident in high care had advanced dementia…but…she always reacted when her adult daughter walked up the hallway outside of her room and this reaction increased until physical contact was made. She obviously recognised the foot steps.Does part of the brain awaken while another bit falls to sleep..hard to know for certain when the capacity to indicate is diminished. Did you know that some studies have been done of coma patients and there are responses being recorded to certain stimuli now in a previously undetectable way.
No, one part of the brain does not awaken. Old strong memories are the last to go. Eg family members that you’ve seen most often in your life, houses that you’ve lived in for longest, words that you’ve used most often. But that said, the degradation is fairly random.
Grazia Deledda won the noble prize for literature in 1926. she was also credited with telling the first knock-knock joke.
Grazia who?
JudgeMental said:
Grazia Deledda won the noble prize for literature in 1926. she was also credited with telling the first knock-knock joke.
I don’t believe you.
mollwollfumble said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Imagine a Bugatti veyron
in these colors
Bugatti Veyron too heavy for my liking. I prefer a weight nearer the Lotus.
As for the colours – yuk.
An all black one then.
I can’t get excited over Bugatti Veyrons
CrazyNeutrino said:
J.J. Cale – Durango (rare)
By you quoting that on this well visited website you may have just destroyed its rarity.
You bastard.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Imagine a Bugatti veyron
in these colors
i believe the bottom one is just one colour.
Incident: Death of a worker at an underground opal mine about 4 pm on Friday, 4 November 2016.
Circumstances: While attempting to climb out of a shaft sump, a worker was fatally struck by a large steel bucket.
roughbarked said:
Incident: Death of a worker at an underground opal mine about 4 pm on Friday, 4 November 2016.Circumstances: While attempting to climb out of a shaft sump, a worker was fatally struck by a large steel bucket.
:(
Is this likely to be someone you’ve known in opal mining circles?
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
Incident: Death of a worker at an underground opal mine about 4 pm on Friday, 4 November 2016.Circumstances: While attempting to climb out of a shaft sump, a worker was fatally struck by a large steel bucket.
:(
Is this likely to be someone you’ve known in opal mining circles?
NO. It could easily have been. Could also have been me. I regularly get under the bucket in the so called sump to clean it out so the bucket can fall low enough so I can pour mullock in from a wheelbarrow.
The difference is that I only lift the bucket far enough so that I can swing a shovel. Sure it may hurt me badly if it hits me but is unlikely to be gaining enough momentum to kill me instantly. I also block it’s descent with a bit of 4×2. I use the same size bit of wood to stop the bucket at the top of the shaft, whenever it needs to be going nowhere while other things get done.
I do always wear a helmet too.
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
Incident: Death of a worker at an underground opal mine about 4 pm on Friday, 4 November 2016.Circumstances: While attempting to climb out of a shaft sump, a worker was fatally struck by a large steel bucket.
:(
Is this likely to be someone you’ve known in opal mining circles?
NO. It could easily have been. Could also have been me. I regularly get under the bucket in the so called sump to clean it out so the bucket can fall low enough so I can pour mullock in from a wheelbarrow.
The difference is that I only lift the bucket far enough so that I can swing a shovel. Sure it may hurt me badly if it hits me but is unlikely to be gaining enough momentum to kill me instantly. I also block it’s descent with a bit of 4×2. I use the same size bit of wood to stop the bucket at the top of the shaft, whenever it needs to be going nowhere while other things get done.
I do always wear a helmet too.
Cc: Greg Welsh; Paul Raftery
Subject: FW: Fatal incident: Lightning Ridge underground opal mine – North West NSW
All
I’m not sure if you are all aware of the recent fatality in Lightning Ridge.
I have attached information regarding the incident.
It is my understanding that there are 4 super tippers in White Cliffs and I have spoken with Ron and Adrian.
Ron advised me that his and Graeme’s hoist’s are not the AG FAB super tipper.
Adrian advised me that he does not operate the AG FAB super tipper.
As we should be all aware no matter what type of self-tipper we operate:
“No Access/Work to be conducted under the bucket or any suspended load unless positive isolation has been achieved”
roughbarked – haven’t forgotten those watch photos. Been a bit busy.
Anyway – off to get ready for an early shift. Out amongst the people, some of them Trump supporters :/
The miners in white Cliffs use self tippers they have made themselves or by trusted miners.
in lockdown mode the bucket can stay there until the bit of wood rots away or is removed.
kii said:
roughbarked – haven’t forgotten those watch photos. Been a bit busy.
Photos only work well if you have the time to get the light right.
What’s the go with the call and win thing? she’s sending me to sleep.
The problems are easy to solve but what do they get out of you calling them?
I could pick up $600 bucks.roughbarked said:
What’s the go with the call and win thing? she’s sending me to sleep.The problems are easy to solve but what do they get out of you calling them?
I could pick up $600 bucks.
Advertising revenue
dv said:
roughbarked said:
What’s the go with the call and win thing? she’s sending me to sleep.The problems are easy to solve but what do they get out of you calling them?
I could pick up $600 bucks.Advertising revenue
dv said:
There’s no ads in it.
roughbarked said:
What’s the go with the call and win thing? she’s sending me to sleep.The problems are easy to solve but what do they get out of you calling them?
I could pick up $600 bucks.Advertising revenue
Good Morning.
monkey skipper said:
Good Morning.
Ning ms
Stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
Good Morning.
Ning ms
hey stumpy. i could have a sleep-in today…but…oh well.
got birds
few cloud
fresh’t is
got’t drink
coffee is
‘n’ smoke
‘ad’t toast
jam, yes
I did ate it
transition said:
got birds
few cloud
fresh’t isgot’t drink
coffee is
‘n’ smoke‘ad’t toast
jam, yes
I did ate it
noice.
cheese’n‘mato toasties ‘ere and a cup-of-cawfee
transition said:
got birds
few cloud
fresh’t isgot’t drink
coffee is
‘n’ smoke‘ad’t toast
jam, yes
I did ate it
Best brief yet.
hi rb
monkey skipper said:
hi rb
And a fine morning to ye ratty wun.
I like that image.
monkey skipper said:
I like that image.
He’s taken too many tabs.
Morning pilgrims, warm at the redoubt with the possibility of showers later.
Peak Warming Man said:
Morning pilgrims, warm at the redoubt with the possibility of showers later.
Sunny here with residual wind action. Thye’d warned us of a likelyhood of < 1mm.
Have 8.2 in the gauge.
Thousands of Nationals voters in Orange in the state’s central-west are expected to turn away from the party when they take to the polls in a NSW by-election today.
roughbarked said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Morning pilgrims, warm at the redoubt with the possibility of showers later.
Sunny here with residual wind action. Thye’d warned us of a likelyhood of < 1mm.
Have 8.2 in the gauge.
Lucky duck.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
I like that image.
He’s taken too many tabs.
hah…funneee and possibly true dat!
Have to go out shopping today …. hmm…
I am uncertain what this means but…seemed impressive anyway.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/89_(number)
a Markov number, appearing in solutions to the Markov Diophantine equation with other odd-indexed Fibonacci numbers.M89 is the 10th Mersenne prime.
Although 89 is not a Lychrel number in base 10, it is unusual that it takes 24 iterations of the reverse and add process to reach a palindrome. Among the known non-Lychrel numbers in the first 10000 integers, no other number requires that many or more iterations. The palindrome reached is also unusually large.
Rained most of the night, puddles everywhere, more predicted. Been a good year.
monkey skipper said:
I am uncertain what this means but…seemed impressive anyway.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/89_(number)
a Markov number, appearing in solutions to the Markov Diophantine equation with other odd-indexed Fibonacci numbers.M89 is the 10th Mersenne prime.
Although 89 is not a Lychrel number in base 10, it is unusual that it takes 24 iterations of the reverse and add process to reach a palindrome. Among the known non-Lychrel numbers in the first 10000 integers, no other number requires that many or more iterations. The palindrome reached is also unusually large.
AwesomeO said:
Rained most of the night, puddles everywhere, more predicted. Been a good year.
Our average is around 400mm So far The official dart throwers have our locale down for 624.6mm but the locals here have recoderd more like 664mm.
AwesomeO said:
Rained most of the night, puddles everywhere, more predicted. Been a good year.
the little fishes still swimming in the pond?
morning. Niece’s son and hubby. he’s got the stance of a champ.
JudgeMental said:
morning. Niece’s son and hubby. he’s got the stance of a champ.!https://scontent-sit4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/t31.0-8/p960×960/15068419_1206078206096329_74729673353525294_o.jpg
Got his eye on the ball, that’s fer sure.
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
Rained most of the night, puddles everywhere, more predicted. Been a good year.
the little fishes still swimming in the pond?
One big goldfish, lots of little freshwater neons. You may recall I originally put in six or so mutant (feeder) goldfish, they bred but didn’t last long themselves, but from them and their eggs I ended up with about 20 or so, herons got most of them except for three survivors. They kept breeding but were of a size they ain’t anything smaller than themselves so the young didn’t survive. That three became one, the last wily one. He is a very good size now and will probably survive, the growth is such that there is plenty of hiding now, and he is super aware and heron proof. If you approach without sneaking so he feels vibrations, or cast a shadow all you hear is the splash of him diving. Sit long and still and you can see him but the slightest movement and he is away.
Well, the Americans I saw today are still in shock :(
Customers, colleagues….people are not happy.
AwesomeO said:
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
Rained most of the night, puddles everywhere, more predicted. Been a good year.
the little fishes still swimming in the pond?
One big goldfish, lots of little freshwater neons. You may recall I originally put in six or so mutant (feeder) goldfish, they bred but didn’t last long themselves, but from them and their eggs I ended up with about 20 or so, herons got most of them except for three survivors. They kept breeding but were of a size they ain’t anything smaller than themselves so the young didn’t survive. That three became one, the last wily one. He is a very good size now and will probably survive, the growth is such that there is plenty of hiding now, and he is super aware and heron proof. If you approach without sneaking so he feels vibrations, or cast a shadow all you hear is the splash of him diving. Sit long and still and you can see him but the slightest movement and he is away.
Evolution at work
kii said:
Well, the Americans I saw today are still in shock :(Customers, colleagues….people are not happy.
But this has been the choice of the people who voted. Sad but true…
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
monkey skipper said:the little fishes still swimming in the pond?
One big goldfish, lots of little freshwater neons. You may recall I originally put in six or so mutant (feeder) goldfish, they bred but didn’t last long themselves, but from them and their eggs I ended up with about 20 or so, herons got most of them except for three survivors. They kept breeding but were of a size they ain’t anything smaller than themselves so the young didn’t survive. That three became one, the last wily one. He is a very good size now and will probably survive, the growth is such that there is plenty of hiding now, and he is super aware and heron proof. If you approach without sneaking so he feels vibrations, or cast a shadow all you hear is the splash of him diving. Sit long and still and you can see him but the slightest movement and he is away.
Evolution at work
The whole thing has been interesting. Filled with nothing but rainwater, some pots with plants and dirt and some fish and now it is a thriving community. All driven by the energy of the sun, it and water art he only inputs. It is very overgrown though, soon as the weather warms up the gardener is going to get in and have a prune. But with all the plant life the water is clear and I have all the water insects I wanted now there is mats and cover for them.
monkey skipper said:
kii said:
Well, the Americans I saw today are still in shock :(Customers, colleagues….people are not happy.
But this has been the choice of the people who voted. Sad but true…
NM is a very blue state and went bluer.The popular vote was Clinton – not Trump.
kii said:
monkey skipper said:
kii said:
Well, the Americans I saw today are still in shock :(Customers, colleagues….people are not happy.
But this has been the choice of the people who voted. Sad but true…
NM is a very blue state and went bluer.The popular vote was Clinton – not Trump.
https://www.change.org/p/electoral-college-electors-electoral-college-make-hillary-clinton-president-on-december-19
monkey skipper said:
I am uncertain what this means but…seemed impressive anyway.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/89_(number)
a Markov number, appearing in solutions to the Markov Diophantine equation with other odd-indexed Fibonacci numbers.M89 is the 10th Mersenne prime.
Although 89 is not a Lychrel number in base 10, it is unusual that it takes 24 iterations of the reverse and add process to reach a palindrome. Among the known non-Lychrel numbers in the first 10000 integers, no other number requires that many or more iterations. The palindrome reached is also unusually large.
I’ll comment on that later.
First, though, I’ve just had a pair of black ducks in my back yard. I’d bet anything that they are searching for a good play to lay eggs. We’ve had them here before, swimming on next door’s swimming pool, but not for several years. Mrs m saw them on the garage roof, so put some of her patented bird food (mostly wheat bix) out for them and they came down and ate it. Thinking further, one may have been a black-duck-mallard hybrid, because it had the blue band on its wing.
Also in bird news, a baby little raven we’ve never seen before (unless it’s the one I spotted a week ago in a nearby street) in out front yard this morning.
> M89 is the 10th Mersenne prime.
That’s not particularly significant. The sequence (all primes) is 2, 3, 5, 7, 13, 17, 19, 31, 69, 89, 107 127.
> odd-indexed Fibonacci numbers.
Are common. The sequence is 1, 2, 5, 13, 34, 89, etc.
I hadn’t heard of the “Markov Diophantine equation”. The numbers are 1, 2, 5, 13, 29, 34, 89, 169, 194, 233, 433, 610, 985, 1325.
What the heck is a “Lychrel number”?
I want to make up a new quiz where you have to identify the words in a sentence with a number in it. For example:
“76 T L T B P” and “50 W T L Y L”
for 76 trombones lead the big parade and 50 ways to leave your lover.
T7HOHSP
AwesomeO said:
T7HOHSP
Oops, thought I would check, it’s T7HOHEP
AwesomeO said:
AwesomeO said:
T7HOHSP
Oops, thought I would check, it’s T7HOHEP
I know T7HOR, but not T7HOHEP. Do you know T7HOR?
mollwollfumble said:
AwesomeO said:
AwesomeO said:
T7HOHSP
Oops, thought I would check, it’s T7HOHEP
I know T7HOR, but not T7HOHEP. Do you know T7HOR?
He is my cousin. :D
TMƒU,RVd@83.
mollwollfumble said:
AwesomeO said:
AwesomeO said:
T7HOHSP
Oops, thought I would check, it’s T7HOHEP
I know T7HOR, but not T7HOHEP. Do you know T7HOR?
LOL, just had a thought. What’s the difference between T7DS and T7D?
It’s the difference between the 7 deadly sins and the seven dwarfs.
mollwollfumble said:
monkey skipper said:
I am uncertain what this means but…seemed impressive anyway.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/89_(number)
a Markov number, appearing in solutions to the Markov Diophantine equation with other odd-indexed Fibonacci numbers.M89 is the 10th Mersenne prime.
Although 89 is not a Lychrel number in base 10, it is unusual that it takes 24 iterations of the reverse and add process to reach a palindrome. Among the known non-Lychrel numbers in the first 10000 integers, no other number requires that many or more iterations. The palindrome reached is also unusually large.
I’ll comment on that later.
First, though, I’ve just had a pair of black ducks in my back yard. I’d bet anything that they are searching for a good play to lay eggs. We’ve had them here before, swimming on next door’s swimming pool, but not for several years. Mrs m saw them on the garage roof, so put some of her patented bird food (mostly wheat bix) out for them and they came down and ate it. Thinking further, one may have been a black-duck-mallard hybrid, because it had the blue band on its wing.
Also in bird news, a baby little raven we’ve never seen before (unless it’s the one I spotted a week ago in a nearby street) in out front yard this morning.
> M89 is the 10th Mersenne prime.
That’s not particularly significant. The sequence (all primes) is 2, 3, 5, 7, 13, 17, 19, 31, 69, 89, 107 127.
> odd-indexed Fibonacci numbers.
Are common. The sequence is 1, 2, 5, 13, 34, 89, etc.
I hadn’t heard of the “Markov Diophantine equation”. The numbers are 1, 2, 5, 13, 29, 34, 89, 169, 194, 233, 433, 610, 985, 1325.
What the heck is a “Lychrel number”?
I want to make up a new quiz where you have to identify the words in a sentence with a number in it. For example:
“76 T L T B P” and “50 W T L Y L”
for 76 trombones lead the big parade and 50 ways to leave your lover.
Lychrel sounds like a number that wears lycra to me. :-)
mollwollfumble said:
AwesomeO said:
AwesomeO said:
T7HOHSP
Oops, thought I would check, it’s T7HOHEP
I know T7HOR, but not T7HOHEP. Do you know T7HOR?
I do, revelations. Think business books for mine.
roughbarked said:
TMƒU,RVd@83.
Your search – TMƒU,RVd@83. – did not match any documents
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:
TMƒU,RVd@83.
Your search – TMƒU,RVd@83. – did not match any documents
I was using my brain, which is why I used a S, I checked my memory with Google and found it was an E.
50 ways to leave your lover … sounds like you need to join the witness protection program or something to me.
AwesomeO said:
mollwollfumble said:
AwesomeO said:Oops, thought I would check, it’s T7HOHEP
I know T7HOR, but not T7HOHEP. Do you know T7HOR?
I do, revelations. Think business books for mine.
PMSL. I had the seven hills of Rome, but the seven horsemen of revelations also fits.
The seven habits of highly effective people!
WOFTAM no numbers tho
7B47B
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:
TMƒU,RVd@83.
Your search – TMƒU,RVd@83. – did not match any documents
The Man ƒrom Uncle, Robert Vaughn dies at 83.
mollwollfumble said:
AwesomeO said:
mollwollfumble said:I know T7HOR, but not T7HOHEP. Do you know T7HOR?
I do, revelations. Think business books for mine.
PMSL. I had the seven hills of Rome, but the seven horsemen of revelations also fits.
The seven habits of highly effective people!
Even funnier, I was thinking the seven horns of revelations.
monkey skipper said:
WOFTAM no numbers tho
7B47B
I bet that’s B4 for “before”.
TGODOY, HH 10000 M
77ss
Morning.
29.2°C and 70% RH here at the moment. BoM tell me that 29°C is the predicted top temperature, and that we may get some afternoon or evening rain.
JudgeMental said:
A house address on the Pacific coast of California.
77ss
JudgeMental said:
sunset strip?
77ss
Michael V said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/77_Sunset_Strip
JudgeMental said:A house address on the Pacific coast of California.
77ss
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:A house address on the Pacific coast of California.
77ss
:)
txiidoc
i0ny
The mini tornado and mini cyclone, they are back!
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-12/mildura-storm-mini-tornado-damages-buildings-power-outages/8019976
C…o…f…f…e…e…
Michael V said:
C…o…f…f…e…e…
you gotta have a number in the sentence.
Gnigfgfgn
Dart throwers have us getting morning and afternoon showers then possible t storms.
But they seem to have it backwards.. I had to abandon my transplanting efforts because of the 100 million volt dischanges going off around me.
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
C…o…f…f…e…e…
you gotta have a number in the sentence.
2sm
JudgeMental said:
txiidoc
Error 1D 10 OT?
Bevis is looking at the mower. Thought I’d never see the day.
roughbarked said:
The mini tornado and mini cyclone, they are back!
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-12/mildura-storm-mini-tornado-damages-buildings-power-outages/8019976
a hook snitcher
Bugger. The wind has moved the TV antenna. Looks like I’ll have to get up there in a stiff breeze and fix it or miss the 2nd test.
CrazyNeutrino said:
hook snitcher
roughbarked said:
The mini tornado and mini cyclone, they are back!
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-12/mildura-storm-mini-tornado-damages-buildings-power-outages/8019976
a hook snitcher
New weather term?
JudgeMental said:
Not playing that game.
Michael V said:
C…o…f…f…e…e…
you gotta have a number in the sentence.
Ian said:
Wocha transplanting?
GnigfgfgnDart throwers have us getting morning and afternoon showers then possible t storms.
But they seem to have it backwards.. I had to abandon my transplanting efforts because of the 100 million volt dischanges going off around me.
Michael V said:
Ian said:Wocha transplanting?
GnigfgfgnDart throwers have us getting morning and afternoon showers then possible t storms.
But they seem to have it backwards.. I had to abandon my transplanting efforts because of the 100 million volt dischanges going off around me.
A low maintenance shrubbery or two… with a little path….
How’s your garden looking?
Ah.. break in the weather.. back 2 it.
Hmm, Bevis is gone. Maybe he’s gone to buy a belt. Or maybe he’s already quickly fixed it and didn’t bother telling me before he left.
I was locked out of this forum for another couple of hours this morn. I don’t know why. Maybe it is a cookie thing..
Ian said:
Pretty knocked around with the building happening. And the nematode damage…
Michael V said:
Ian said:Wocha transplanting?
GnigfgfgnDart throwers have us getting morning and afternoon showers then possible t storms.
But they seem to have it backwards.. I had to abandon my transplanting efforts because of the 100 million volt dischanges going off around me.
A low maintenance shrubbery or two… with a little path….
How’s your garden looking?
And there is no back lawn now. I’ve had to remove 20 cm to get the drainage happening. I may have to remove another 10 cm and replace that sand with soil, before re-grassing it. Certainly I’ve got to do some levelling and shaping at least.
sarahs mum said:
I was locked out of this forum for another couple of hours this morn. I don’t know why. Maybe it is a cookie thing..
Couldn’t log in? I’m usually automatically logged in (I never use “logout”) but occasionally I need to log in and the log-in boxes just remember the password etc.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
I was locked out of this forum for another couple of hours this morn. I don’t know why. Maybe it is a cookie thing..
Couldn’t log in? I’m usually automatically logged in (I never use “logout”) but occasionally I need to log in and the log-in boxes just remember the password etc.
It is the page not loading. It happens in the morning. I don’t know why.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
I was locked out of this forum for another couple of hours this morn. I don’t know why. Maybe it is a cookie thing..
Couldn’t log in? I’m usually automatically logged in (I never use “logout”) but occasionally I need to log in and the log-in boxes just remember the password etc.
I never even noticed that there was a “logout”.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
I was locked out of this forum for another couple of hours this morn. I don’t know why. Maybe it is a cookie thing..
Couldn’t log in? I’m usually automatically logged in (I never use “logout”) but occasionally I need to log in and the log-in boxes just remember the password etc.
I never even noticed that there was a “logout”.
I’ve never actually clicked it.
Bubblecar said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:Couldn’t log in? I’m usually automatically logged in (I never use “logout”) but occasionally I need to log in and the log-in boxes just remember the password etc.
I never even noticed that there was a “logout”.
I’ve never actually clicked it.
Neither have I. Maybe it isn’t a cookie thing.
I always logout, it makes it harder to be traced.
Lord_Lucan said:
I always logout, it makes it harder to be traced.
me too. don’t want anyone hacking my handle and posting funny jokes.
Lord_Lucan said:
:)
I always logout, it makes it harder to be traced.
JudgeMental said:
Lord_Lucan said:
I always logout, it makes it harder to be traced.
me too. don’t want anyone hacking my handle and posting funny jokes.
That would be clear evidence that something was awry.
wonder where buffy is? no weather. no chores. no travelling. no brekkie. reports.
Lord_Lucan said:
I always logout, it makes it harder to be traced.
You do know that your IP address — and thus your actual geological location — is sent to the server every time you connect to it, don’t you?
hello holidayers. 18, bit overcast. might rain. went to The Kitchen for breakfast. not going anywhere today. Lawns need a mow. Have done two loads of washing. washed up. now for a play in the shed doing dovetails. i will use my new jig.
JudgeMental said:
wonder where buffy is? no weather. no chores. no travelling. no brekkie. reports.
Never fear, buffy has been walk/jogging, bike riding, dog walking, cafeing for breakfast, ripping out cabbages and then digging over a patch and planting corn seed. If you need the weather, it was 10 degrees at 6.00am. We got less than 1mm rain. It’s gusty. And I’m tired. Our dogs were unsettled during the night, the dog next door barked most of the night (no-one home in there) and I was unsettled in my sleep all on my own anyway.
I’m planning on going to do some nice gentle bookwork and some more of the myopia research project shortly. I’ll go to the practice and sit there to do it with no-one around.
But first! I picked about a bucket of fancy cos style lettuce this morning, so that needs to be washed and spun and fridged.
phew. first sibeen was missing then you buffy. i blamed trump.
:)
My life got busier when my receptionist/secretary broke her wrist 10 days ago. The system for recording income from consulting is something she has sorted out for me and I’d not got around to doing it myself to understand it. It’s sort of complex, because sometimes an eftpos payment will be for glasses as well as a consultation, so you have to pick it apart into consultation/glasses/GST. And some goes on one set of books (the company that dispenses glasses) and some goes to the government column and some goes to the consulting set of books. I managed to do the overall stuff OK, I banked the right money into the right accounts, but the details, and checking off the payments against patient records took a lot of thinking about because I so rarely do it. C just does it all automatically because she does it every morning.
She’s back at work with her left arm in a plaster and sling for 6 weeks. I notice she went over everything I’d done and checked it! Well, she’s been working for me for 29 years, we kind of finish each other’s sentences anyway and she feels proprietary about the business too.
Actor Robert Vaughn, best known as the secret agent Napoleon Solo in The Man from UNCLE, has died aged 83.
Vaughn was also famous for his role as Lee in the Magnificent Seven, and television roles in Hustle and Coronation Street.
The iconic actor died after a battle with acute leukaemia, his manager, Matthew Sullivan, told the BBC.
Vaughn died in New York on Friday morning surrounded by his family, he said.
The suave, debonair and impeccably dressed star
David McCallum, from the hit TV show NCIS, who as Illya Kuryakin starred alongside Vaughn in The Man From UNCLE, told TVLine.com he was “utterly devastated” by the news.
“Robert and I worked together for many years and losing him is like losing a part of me. My deepest sympathies go out to Linda and the Vaughn family,” he said.
Vaughn, who was “a few months shy of 84” had been seeking treatment for his leukaemia, Mr Sullivan said.
“He was a great human being. I enjoyed every day of working with him,” he said.http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-37957088?ocid=socialflow_facebook&ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbcnews&ns_source=facebook
Oh, I just had sm’s trouble. But only momentarily. I just closed the tab, opened another and I could get in. I’d only been to IMDB, nowhere strange.
second day this windiness
cooler today, well, came in lastnight
cloudy is few spots of rain
sun pops out here’n there, now’t did
not cold’s freshly, cool yes
Still a mystery as to what’s happening with the mower. Bevis appeared then left again pretty quickly. He doesn’t seem to have moved the mower at all.
I’ll just have to assume it’ll be attended to, hopefully some time this weekend (which will be too wet to do any mowing anyway).
Michael V said:
Ian said:Pretty knocked around with the building happening. And the nematode damage…
Michael V said:
Wocha transplanting?A low maintenance shrubbery or two… with a little path….
How’s your garden looking?
And there is no back lawn now. I’ve had to remove 20 cm to get the drainage happening. I may have to remove another 10 cm and replace that sand with soil, before re-grassing it. Certainly I’ve got to do some levelling and shaping at least.
Oh well. Can’t make an omelette without breaking backs.
Ian said:
I guess.
Michael V said:
Ian said:Pretty knocked around with the building happening. And the nematode damage…A low maintenance shrubbery or two… with a little path….
How’s your garden looking?
And there is no back lawn now. I’ve had to remove 20 cm to get the drainage happening. I may have to remove another 10 cm and replace that sand with soil, before re-grassing it. Certainly I’ve got to do some levelling and shaping at least.
Oh well. Can’t make an omelette without breaking backs.
Bubblecar said:
Still a mystery as to what’s happening with the mower. Bevis appeared then left again pretty quickly. He doesn’t seem to have moved the mower at all.I’ll just have to assume it’ll be attended to, hopefully some time this weekend (which will be too wet to do any mowing anyway).
what the mower doing, or not doing, car?
Bubblecar said:
Still a mystery as to what’s happening with the mower. Bevis appeared then left again pretty quickly. He doesn’t seem to have moved the mower at all.I’ll just have to assume it’ll be attended to, hopefully some time this weekend (which will be too wet to do any mowing anyway).
The agency probably just asked Bevis if he could have a look at Bubblecars mower.
He’s had a look at it now.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Still a mystery as to what’s happening with the mower. Bevis appeared then left again pretty quickly. He doesn’t seem to have moved the mower at all.I’ll just have to assume it’ll be attended to, hopefully some time this weekend (which will be too wet to do any mowing anyway).
The agency probably just asked Bevis if he could have a look at Bubblecars mower.
He’s had a look at it now.
He can’t do the job properly without Butthead, and he’s busy in Hobart.
transition said:
Bubblecar said:
Still a mystery as to what’s happening with the mower. Bevis appeared then left again pretty quickly. He doesn’t seem to have moved the mower at all.I’ll just have to assume it’ll be attended to, hopefully some time this weekend (which will be too wet to do any mowing anyway).
what the mower doing, or not doing, car?
Belt’s broken or come off or something. I haven’t looked under it because I know nussing of these mechanicals.
When you engage the cutters, nothing happens. Except a smell of burning rubber and emissions of smoke.
Bubblecar said:
transition said:
Bubblecar said:
Still a mystery as to what’s happening with the mower. Bevis appeared then left again pretty quickly. He doesn’t seem to have moved the mower at all.I’ll just have to assume it’ll be attended to, hopefully some time this weekend (which will be too wet to do any mowing anyway).
what the mower doing, or not doing, car?
Belt’s broken or come off or something. I haven’t looked under it because I know nussing of these mechanicals.
When you engage the cutters, nothing happens. Except a smell of burning rubber and emissions of smoke.
Maybe he has had a look at it, and is off to source the required spare parts. He’ll be back later to fit them.
> 77ss
> i0ny
> 2sm
> Error 1D 10 OT?
Duly noted.
Entertain me….I’m shelling peas.
It’s worth the work for garden fresh peas.
party_pants said:
Maybe he has had a look at it, and is off to source the required spare parts. He’ll be back later to fit them.
Something like that I assume.
He did knock on the door and ask what was wrong with it, and I told him, but was only half dressed so I didn’t go out there with him.
By the time I’d woken up properly and got dressed, he’d gone.
buffy said:
Entertain me..
No. I’m just about to head for the weekly grocery shopping. You’re on your own.
I’ll have to resort to facebook then…
I won’t be long.
buffy said:
Entertain me….I’m shelling peas.
It’s worth the work for garden fresh peas.
The most of the work involved is in the picking and shelling. I grow a lot of snow and snap peas to reduce that.
But then I also grow lentils and mung beans etc.
two lentils per pod.
twenty rapid fire bullets in a mung bean.
buffy said:
Entertain me..
I’ll sing you a song.
I’ll sing you a song,
It’s not very long:
The woodcock and the sparrow,
The little dog has burnt his tail,
And he shall be hanged to-morrow.
I told you I wouldn’t be long.
Can you remove things you’ve said off your facebook page? Something my niece put up about the election a couple of days ago seems to be gone.
Builder of bathroom left without warning, left a huge number of small jobs undone,
Did not fix the sewing room door.
Did not remove the flow controller for the water pump.
Did not (yuck, this coffee is bitter) paint anything
Did not silicone in two places
Did not build-in the bath
Left gaps in the floor around the door frames
Did not fix the level gauge on the water tank
Did not put a door stop on the back door
Did not fix the latch on the door under the house
Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong place.
In addition left Mrs m wanting me to do other major jobs
Buy tiles for the whole of the rest of the house
Brick up the double doors of the garage
Extend the kitchen
Paint fireplace surrounds
buffy said:
I told you I wouldn’t be long.
Can you remove things you’ve said off your facebook page? Something my niece put up about the election a couple of days ago seems to be gone.
They probably have a file on you.
buffy said:
I told you I wouldn’t be long.
Can you remove things you’ve said off your facebook page? Something my niece put up about the election a couple of days ago seems to be gone.
float the mouse over an arrow on the top right of the post.
mollwollfumble said:
Builder of bathroom left without warning, left a huge number of small jobs undone,
Did not fix the sewing room door.
Did not remove the flow controller for the water pump.
Did not (yuck, this coffee is bitter) paint anything
Did not silicone in two places
Did not build-in the bath
Left gaps in the floor around the door frames
Did not fix the level gauge on the water tank
Did not put a door stop on the back door
Did not fix the latch on the door under the house
Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong place.In addition left Mrs m wanting me to do other major jobs
Buy tiles for the whole of the rest of the house
Brick up the double doors of the garage
Extend the kitchen
Paint fireplace surrounds
Madness.
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:I told you I wouldn’t be long.
Can you remove things you’ve said off your facebook page? Something my niece put up about the election a couple of days ago seems to be gone.
float the mouse over an arrow on the top right of the post.
and then click. you should be able to edit of delete the post..
roughbarked said:
buffy said:Entertain me….I’m shelling peas.
It’s worth the work for garden fresh peas.
The most of the work involved is in the picking and shelling. I grow a lot of snow and snap peas to reduce that.
But then I also grow lentils and mung beans etc.
two lentils per pod.
twenty rapid fire bullets in a mung bean.
Hippy!
mollwollfumble said:
Builder of bathroom left without warning, left a huge number of small jobs undone,
Did not fix the sewing room door.
Did not remove the flow controller for the water pump.
Did not (yuck, this coffee is bitter) paint anything
Did not silicone in two places
Did not build-in the bath
Left gaps in the floor around the door frames
Did not fix the level gauge on the water tank
Did not put a door stop on the back door
Did not fix the latch on the door under the house
Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong place.In addition left Mrs m wanting me to do other major jobs
Buy tiles for the whole of the rest of the house
Brick up the double doors of the garage
Extend the kitchen
Paint fireplace surrounds
if you want something done properly…
do it yourself…
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:I told you I wouldn’t be long.
Can you remove things you’ve said off your facebook page? Something my niece put up about the election a couple of days ago seems to be gone.
float the mouse over an arrow on the top right of the post.
and then click. you should be able to edit of delete the post..
I don’t have a facebook account. I read my sister, sisters in law and nieces. One of the niece’s pages doesn’t have something she wrote the other day just after the election. She is in California.
stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:
Builder of bathroom left without warning, left a huge number of small jobs undone,
Did not fix the sewing room door.
Did not remove the flow controller for the water pump.
Did not (yuck, this coffee is bitter) paint anything
Did not silicone in two places
Did not build-in the bath
Left gaps in the floor around the door frames
Did not fix the level gauge on the water tank
Did not put a door stop on the back door
Did not fix the latch on the door under the house
Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong place.In addition left Mrs m wanting me to do other major jobs
Buy tiles for the whole of the rest of the house
Brick up the double doors of the garage
Extend the kitchen
Paint fireplace surroundsif you want something done properly…
do it yourself…
Yeah.
The reason I asked the builder to do the job in the first place for half of those was because they’re either too difficult for me to do, or I haven’t a clue about how to do them.
Yesterday’s story and why I won’t knock facebook.
I awoke yesterday morning and as per normal ritual made myself a coffee and went outside to greet the dog. There was a severe lack of dog. Rushed outside, and no sight of her. Got into the car and drove around a few of the local streets calling out for the silly bitch, to no avail. Around 10 o’clock SWMBO got home from a meeting she’d had to attend, I told her and immediate panic mode.
For some reason she called one of my sisters, I really have no idea why, I should find out. My sister was on facebook at the time and told SWMBO that a post had just come up in the last ten minutes about a chocolate lab that was running around and had been hit by a car a few kilometres from where we live. After being hit the dog had scarpered and the people who did the facebook post were unable to locate her.
SWMBO and I rushed up to the scene and split up. After about 15 minutes of searching I was wandering down one of the local laneways calling out the dogs name. Two blokes who were sitting having a coffee looked at me strangely and I quickly explained that I was searching for a dog. Just as I finished the explanation I heard the sounds of paws behind me, turned around, and was delighted to see the dog.
She seemed OK, although with a bit of a limp. We immediately took her down to the local vet and they kept her in for observation for the rest of the day, and I then picked her up early evening. She’s certainly stiffened up overnight, and is travelling like a dog 3 times her age, but the vet assures me it is just muscle damage and bruising, so she’ll mend.
A bloody eventual day all round.
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:float the mouse over an arrow on the top right of the post.
and then click. you should be able to edit of delete the post..
I don’t have a facebook account. I read my sister, sisters in law and nieces. One of the niece’s pages doesn’t have something she wrote the other day just after the election. She is in California.
Only she can remove it. Unless it was on someone elses page. Or facebook has it reported as being ugly..
Gonna go hangout with the Godless Maniacs for a bit. They’re my new best friends.
sibeen said:
Yesterday’s story and why I won’t knock facebook.I awoke yesterday morning and as per normal ritual made myself a coffee and went outside to greet the dog. There was a severe lack of dog. Rushed outside, and no sight of her. Got into the car and drove around a few of the local streets calling out for the silly bitch, to no avail. Around 10 o’clock SWMBO got home from a meeting she’d had to attend, I told her and immediate panic mode.
For some reason she called one of my sisters, I really have no idea why, I should find out. My sister was on facebook at the time and told SWMBO that a post had just come up in the last ten minutes about a chocolate lab that was running around and had been hit by a car a few kilometres from where we live. After being hit the dog had scarpered and the people who did the facebook post were unable to locate her.
SWMBO and I rushed up to the scene and split up. After about 15 minutes of searching I was wandering down one of the local laneways calling out the dogs name. Two blokes who were sitting having a coffee looked at me strangely and I quickly explained that I was searching for a dog. Just as I finished the explanation I heard the sounds of paws behind me, turned around, and was delighted to see the dog.
She seemed OK, although with a bit of a limp. We immediately took her down to the local vet and they kept her in for observation for the rest of the day, and I then picked her up early evening. She’s certainly stiffened up overnight, and is travelling like a dog 3 times her age, but the vet assures me it is just muscle damage and bruising, so she’ll mend.
A bloody eventual day all round.
nice one. I’m glad it didn’t tae a lot of time..
sibeen said:
Yesterday’s story and why I won’t knock facebook.I awoke yesterday morning and as per normal ritual made myself a coffee and went outside to greet the dog. There was a severe lack of dog. Rushed outside, and no sight of her. Got into the car and drove around a few of the local streets calling out for the silly bitch, to no avail. Around 10 o’clock SWMBO got home from a meeting she’d had to attend, I told her and immediate panic mode.
For some reason she called one of my sisters, I really have no idea why, I should find out. My sister was on facebook at the time and told SWMBO that a post had just come up in the last ten minutes about a chocolate lab that was running around and had been hit by a car a few kilometres from where we live. After being hit the dog had scarpered and the people who did the facebook post were unable to locate her.
SWMBO and I rushed up to the scene and split up. After about 15 minutes of searching I was wandering down one of the local laneways calling out the dogs name. Two blokes who were sitting having a coffee looked at me strangely and I quickly explained that I was searching for a dog. Just as I finished the explanation I heard the sounds of paws behind me, turned around, and was delighted to see the dog.
She seemed OK, although with a bit of a limp. We immediately took her down to the local vet and they kept her in for observation for the rest of the day, and I then picked her up early evening. She’s certainly stiffened up overnight, and is travelling like a dog 3 times her age, but the vet assures me it is just muscle damage and bruising, so she’ll mend.
A bloody eventual day all round.
But you do knock facebook.
Glad that facebook rescued your dog…give her lots of kisses!!
sibeen said:
Yesterday’s story and why I won’t knock facebook.I awoke yesterday morning and as per normal ritual made myself a coffee and went outside to greet the dog. There was a severe lack of dog. Rushed outside, and no sight of her. Got into the car and drove around a few of the local streets calling out for the silly bitch, to no avail. Around 10 o’clock SWMBO got home from a meeting she’d had to attend, I told her and immediate panic mode.
For some reason she called one of my sisters, I really have no idea why, I should find out. My sister was on facebook at the time and told SWMBO that a post had just come up in the last ten minutes about a chocolate lab that was running around and had been hit by a car a few kilometres from where we live. After being hit the dog had scarpered and the people who did the facebook post were unable to locate her.
SWMBO and I rushed up to the scene and split up. After about 15 minutes of searching I was wandering down one of the local laneways calling out the dogs name. Two blokes who were sitting having a coffee looked at me strangely and I quickly explained that I was searching for a dog. Just as I finished the explanation I heard the sounds of paws behind me, turned around, and was delighted to see the dog.
She seemed OK, although with a bit of a limp. We immediately took her down to the local vet and they kept her in for observation for the rest of the day, and I then picked her up early evening. She’s certainly stiffened up overnight, and is travelling like a dog 3 times her age, but the vet assures me it is just muscle damage and bruising, so she’ll mend.
A bloody eventual day all round.
Phew, must have been a relief.
Wonder what she thought she was doing out there on the road.
sibeen said:
Yesterday’s story and why I won’t knock facebook.I awoke yesterday morning and as per normal ritual made myself a coffee and went outside to greet the dog. There was a severe lack of dog. Rushed outside, and no sight of her. Got into the car and drove around a few of the local streets calling out for the silly bitch, to no avail. Around 10 o’clock SWMBO got home from a meeting she’d had to attend, I told her and immediate panic mode.
For some reason she called one of my sisters, I really have no idea why, I should find out. My sister was on facebook at the time and told SWMBO that a post had just come up in the last ten minutes about a chocolate lab that was running around and had been hit by a car a few kilometres from where we live. After being hit the dog had scarpered and the people who did the facebook post were unable to locate her.
SWMBO and I rushed up to the scene and split up. After about 15 minutes of searching I was wandering down one of the local laneways calling out the dogs name. Two blokes who were sitting having a coffee looked at me strangely and I quickly explained that I was searching for a dog. Just as I finished the explanation I heard the sounds of paws behind me, turned around, and was delighted to see the dog.
She seemed OK, although with a bit of a limp. We immediately took her down to the local vet and they kept her in for observation for the rest of the day, and I then picked her up early evening. She’s certainly stiffened up overnight, and is travelling like a dog 3 times her age, but the vet assures me it is just muscle damage and bruising, so she’ll mend.
A bloody eventual day all round.
> I was wandering down one of the local laneways calling out the dogs name.
As in “Where are you you silly bitch”?
No wonder they looked at you strangely.
I’m feeling low, if I had a car I’d visit Bob from Black Rock, but no car today. Bye from forum for now.
mollwollfumble said:
sibeen said:
Yesterday’s story and why I won’t knock facebook.I awoke yesterday morning and as per normal ritual made myself a coffee and went outside to greet the dog. There was a severe lack of dog. Rushed outside, and no sight of her. Got into the car and drove around a few of the local streets calling out for the silly bitch, to no avail. Around 10 o’clock SWMBO got home from a meeting she’d had to attend, I told her and immediate panic mode.
For some reason she called one of my sisters, I really have no idea why, I should find out. My sister was on facebook at the time and told SWMBO that a post had just come up in the last ten minutes about a chocolate lab that was running around and had been hit by a car a few kilometres from where we live. After being hit the dog had scarpered and the people who did the facebook post were unable to locate her.
SWMBO and I rushed up to the scene and split up. After about 15 minutes of searching I was wandering down one of the local laneways calling out the dogs name. Two blokes who were sitting having a coffee looked at me strangely and I quickly explained that I was searching for a dog. Just as I finished the explanation I heard the sounds of paws behind me, turned around, and was delighted to see the dog.
She seemed OK, although with a bit of a limp. We immediately took her down to the local vet and they kept her in for observation for the rest of the day, and I then picked her up early evening. She’s certainly stiffened up overnight, and is travelling like a dog 3 times her age, but the vet assures me it is just muscle damage and bruising, so she’ll mend.
A bloody eventual day all round.
> I was wandering down one of the local laneways calling out the dogs name.
As in “Where are you you silly bitch”?
No wonder they looked at you strangely.I’m feeling low, if I had a car I’d visit Bob from Black Rock, but no car today. Bye from forum for now.
Sorry you are feeling low. :(
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:float the mouse over an arrow on the top right of the post.
and then click. you should be able to edit of delete the post..
I don’t have a facebook account. I read my sister, sisters in law and nieces. One of the niece’s pages doesn’t have something she wrote the other day just after the election. She is in California.
Sometimes wish I had the balls to say something on Facebook that I might regret.
Just had a wild storm, blew the tank overflow pipes off and about 20 metres away.
It’s still banging away but the winds abated.
Terrific drop of rain though.
stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:
Builder of bathroom left without warning, left a huge number of small jobs undone,
Did not fix the sewing room door.
Did not remove the flow controller for the water pump.
Did not (yuck, this coffee is bitter) paint anything
Did not silicone in two places
Did not build-in the bath
Left gaps in the floor around the door frames
Did not fix the level gauge on the water tank
Did not put a door stop on the back door
Did not fix the latch on the door under the house
Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong place.In addition left Mrs m wanting me to do other major jobs
Buy tiles for the whole of the rest of the house
Brick up the double doors of the garage
Extend the kitchen
Paint fireplace surroundsif you want something done properly…
do it yourself…
Just sat on the edge of the bath. It wobbled, they didn’t cement it down it down, scared the heck out of me for a split second.
Peak Warming Man said:
Just had a wild storm, blew the tank overflow pipes off and about 20 metres away.
It’s still banging away but the winds abated.
Terrific drop of rain though.
They are threatening us with many inches of rain..but so far it is just cold and grey.
>Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong place
it’s not mounted on the wall in the sewing room I hope.
mollwollfumble said:
Bloody. Is there a tribunal like in Qld?
stumpy_seahorse said:
mollwollfumble said:
Builder of bathroom left without warning, left a huge number of small jobs undone,
Did not fix the sewing room door.
Did not remove the flow controller for the water pump.
Did not (yuck, this coffee is bitter) paint anything
Did not silicone in two places
Did not build-in the bath
Left gaps in the floor around the door frames
Did not fix the level gauge on the water tank
Did not put a door stop on the back door
Did not fix the latch on the door under the house
Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong place.In addition left Mrs m wanting me to do other major jobs
Buy tiles for the whole of the rest of the house
Brick up the double doors of the garage
Extend the kitchen
Paint fireplace surroundsif you want something done properly…
do it yourself…
Just sat on the edge of the bath. It wobbled, they didn’t cement it down it down, scared the heck out of me for a split second.
>Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong place
better put a ;) with that
transition said:
>Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong placeit’s not mounted on the wall in the sewing room I hope.
LOL
transition said:
Both of mine are on one of the wine racks.
>Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong placeit’s not mounted on the wall in the sewing room I hope.
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:and then click. you should be able to edit of delete the post..
I don’t have a facebook account. I read my sister, sisters in law and nieces. One of the niece’s pages doesn’t have something she wrote the other day just after the election. She is in California.
Sometimes wish I had the balls to say something on Facebook that I might regret.
I doubt it is a regret thing. She said something along the lines of you will all know I didn’t vote for Trump, but we have to suck it up kiddies he won according to the rules. Well, not quite in those words…
Peak Warming Man said:
Just had a wild storm, blew the tank overflow pipes off and about 20 metres away.
It’s still banging away but the winds abated.
Terrific drop of rain though.
We did too…which is why I’ve been away from the forum. We had a waterfall across the front of the house, so I had to get the ladder out and clear the gutters a bit. They weren’t too bad, actually, it must have just been the supersize raindrops that cause it.
Michael V said:
transition said:Both of mine are on one of the wine racks.
>Installed the toilet roll holder in the wrong placeit’s not mounted on the wall in the sewing room I hope.
Needed a laugh. The toilet roll pushes against my knee when I sit on the toilet. And I can’t always stand.
That’s the relatively minor problem.
Filling in the surrounds of the bath, stopping the bath wobble, replacing the track for the sliding door, fixing the water pump. Those are the major problems I don’t think I can handle myself.
What make of track? What infill material? How to get around the back of the bath now that the route is blocked by the vanity? How to support the infill material? What can my present water pump do? Silicone or concrete? I don’t even know what darn screws to use.
The dial gauge on the water tank, floor holes around the door frames, and those 20 boxes of tiles for the rest of the house are each too bloody heavy, the sheer weight could destroy the floor of the car boot as well as my back. Probably could do if I knew how to. But how? eg. I probably need to buy a small hacksaw to get into the dial gauge.
The painting, Mrs m will have to do all that. I’m never happy with the quality of my paint jobs, and neither is she.
The most infuriating part is that I’m always more critical of the quality of a DIY job when I do the DIY than when somebody else does it. So if I’m not happy with somebody else’s job then it must be pretty crap.
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Just had a wild storm, blew the tank overflow pipes off and about 20 metres away.
It’s still banging away but the winds abated.
Terrific drop of rain though.
We did too…which is why I’ve been away from the forum. We had a waterfall across the front of the house, so I had to get the ladder out and clear the gutters a bit. They weren’t too bad, actually, it must have just been the supersize raindrops that cause it.
That means it’s heading this way?
mollwollfumble said:
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Just had a wild storm, blew the tank overflow pipes off and about 20 metres away.
It’s still banging away but the winds abated.
Terrific drop of rain though.
We did too…which is why I’ve been away from the forum. We had a waterfall across the front of the house, so I had to get the ladder out and clear the gutters a bit. They weren’t too bad, actually, it must have just been the supersize raindrops that cause it.
That means it’s heading this way?
I’d be pretty sure it was just one of those Spring whirly things that is pretty localized. Dunkeld races today too, the lasses in the flimsy dresses might have got a bit wind whipped and splodged with rain. The drops were enormous.
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:I don’t have a facebook account. I read my sister, sisters in law and nieces. One of the niece’s pages doesn’t have something she wrote the other day just after the election. She is in California.
Sometimes wish I had the balls to say something on Facebook that I might regret.
I doubt it is a regret thing. She said something along the lines of you will all know I didn’t vote for Trump, but we have to suck it up kiddies he won according to the rules. Well, not quite in those words…
Yeah. I’d probably let that stand.
buffy said:
mollwollfumble said:
buffy said:We did too…which is why I’ve been away from the forum. We had a waterfall across the front of the house, so I had to get the ladder out and clear the gutters a bit. They weren’t too bad, actually, it must have just been the supersize raindrops that cause it.
That means it’s heading this way?
I’d be pretty sure it was just one of those Spring whirly things that is pretty localized. Dunkeld races today too, the lasses in the flimsy dresses might have got a bit wind whipped and splodged with rain. The drops were enormous.
Checked BOM radar. There’ a mother of a storm heading for Wynyard, Burnie and Devonport. May be the one that caught you.
Anyway, instead of doing some work this afternoon I am going to lie on the bed and read. After I eat a bit of orange cake for lunch. I et eggs and bacon for breakfast, I don’t really need lunch.
mollwollfumble said:
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Just had a wild storm, blew the tank overflow pipes off and about 20 metres away.
It’s still banging away but the winds abated.
Terrific drop of rain though.
We did too…which is why I’ve been away from the forum. We had a waterfall across the front of the house, so I had to get the ladder out and clear the gutters a bit. They weren’t too bad, actually, it must have just been the supersize raindrops that cause it.
That means it’s heading this way?
Foul stormy weather was generated in Tamworth this morning and is now laying waste to Kweenzloind, Victeria, amd Tasmanica.
Nothing good ever came out of Tamworth.
I think we may have a thunderstorm a-coming.
Michael V said:
I think we may have a thunderstorm a-coming.
OK. Take care – that is an order.
Yeah, I will. Anyway, I’m bludging today – inside watching the cricket.
Michael V said:
I think we may have a thunderstorm a-coming.
Yeah that one that hit here an hour or so ago is heading for the coast, it’s got some grunt in it.
Complaining helps, or perhaps it was two antidepressants that helped, or the lack of a good TV program, or the lack of a mrs mollwollfumble.
Got four small DIY jobs finished this afternoon.
Dial gauge on water tank – much easier than expected.
Moved toilet roll holder.
Put doorstop on back door.
Replaced padlock on cat flap.
Also figured out why the sliding door on sewing room was failing. It never worked, totally crappy design. The existing slider was designed for a maximum door width of 600 mm when my real door width is 875 mm.
Which begs the question of why the slider on the toilet door actually worked, its design was no better.
Peak Warming Man said:
This is separate to that. It is at Tiaro now.
Michael V said:
I think we may have a thunderstorm a-coming.
Yeah that one that hit here an hour or so ago is heading for the coast, it’s got some grunt in it.
Michael V said:
And now it is here. Plenty of wind and noise. Some rain, more to come. It’s stifling in the house with the windows closed.
Peak Warming Man said:This is separate to that. It is at Tiaro now.
Michael V said:
I think we may have a thunderstorm a-coming.
Yeah that one that hit here an hour or so ago is heading for the coast, it’s got some grunt in it.
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR083.loop.shtml
Still Bluddy Windy here. I’ve read a bit and slept a bit. Now to put together some satay chicken and veg for tea and some apricot chicken for freezing for a later date. I bought a couple of kilos of chicken and froze it in one lump. So it’s a biggish cookup and a freeze for later.
Quick, close down the wind towers!
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-12/severe-thunderstorms-warning-issues-south-east-queensland/8020032
mollwollfumble said:
Complaining helps, or perhaps it was two antidepressants that helped, or the lack of a good TV program, or the lack of a mrs mollwollfumble.
Got four small DIY jobs finished this afternoon.Dial gauge on water tank – much easier than expected.
Moved toilet roll holder.
Put doorstop on back door.
Replaced padlock on cat flap.Also figured out why the sliding door on sewing room was failing. It never worked, totally crappy design. The existing slider was designed for a maximum door width of 600 mm when my real door width is 875 mm.
Which begs the question of why the slider on the toilet door actually worked, its design was no better.
The hot water caused it to expand?
buffy said:
Still Bluddy Windy here. I’ve read a bit and slept a bit. Now to put together some satay chicken and veg for tea and some apricot chicken for freezing for a later date. I bought a couple of kilos of chicken and froze it in one lump. So it’s a biggish cookup and a freeze for later.
I finally got the commercial TV so I can watch some cricket. Lots of snoozing has happened today but now the wind has dropped a bit maybe something will get done.
lady’s cooking ham strifry
I ‘aved’t a nap’n feel like goin’ to die
truck run over me maybe
Brisbane Airport loses runway lights after severe thunderstorms tear over south-east Queensland
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-12/severe-thunderstorms-warning-issues-south-east-queensland/8020032
I find that a bit strange. I’ve worked on runway lighting systems, albeit at Melbourne, and their SOP is to operate on generators during any rain event.
Mmm, I’ve made an excellent satay and veggies. So much you can do with curry powder, tomato sauce, peanut butter and milk…
Not entirely traditional, I think.
Anyway, this isn’t getting my fixed end moments calculated.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Anyway, this isn’t getting my fixed end moments calculated.
I sort of hope Malcolm doesn’t send the refugees to the USA. I would much prefer they went to somewhere with an affordable medical system. these people are going to be long term stuffed.
sarahs mum said:
I sort of hope Malcolm doesn’t send the refugees to the USA. I would much prefer they went to somewhere with an affordable medical system. these people are going to be long term stuffed.
Malcolm will send the refugees to the USA, then Trump will send them to the Middle east.
sarahs mum said:
I sort of hope Malcolm doesn’t send the refugees to the USA. I would much prefer they went to somewhere with an affordable medical system. these people are going to be long term stuffed.
Mr buffy says we are swapping them for the South American drug lords.
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:
I sort of hope Malcolm doesn’t send the refugees to the USA. I would much prefer they went to somewhere with an affordable medical system. these people are going to be long term stuffed.Mr buffy says we are swapping them for the South American drug lords.
He has a point. The drugs can fetch higher prices here.
sarahs mum said:
I sort of hope Malcolm doesn’t send the refugees to the USA. I would much prefer they went to somewhere with an affordable medical system. these people are going to be long term stuffed.
China?
buffy said:
sarahs mum said:
I sort of hope Malcolm doesn’t send the refugees to the USA. I would much prefer they went to somewhere with an affordable medical system. these people are going to be long term stuffed.Mr buffy says we are swapping them for the South American drug lords.
probably.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Anyway, this isn’t getting my fixed end moments calculated.
Do you use any off-the-shelf software for fixed end moments?
mollwollfumble said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Anyway, this isn’t getting my fixed end moments calculated.
Do you use any off-the-shelf software for fixed end moments?
Well it’s off my shelf (and downloadable from the blog if you are interested).
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/nov/09/puzzles-maths-brainteasers-solve-classics?CMP=soc_567
Puzzles, old and new
Anyone here had any experience in laying artificial lawn?
Been watching a few Youtube “how-to” videos. Seems pretty easy… but is it really that easy?
Isn’t it just carpet?
furious said:
Isn’t it just carpet?
yeah, but you need to prepare a compacted gravel base for it.
party_pants said:
NFI.
Anyone here had any experience in laying artificial lawn?Been watching a few Youtube “how-to” videos. Seems pretty easy… but is it really that easy?
I like real grass. It gives me mulch.
party_pants said:
furious said:
Isn’t it just carpet?
yeah, but you need to prepare a compacted gravel base for it.
Why do you want that horrible stuff instead of real grass?
Steady rain this end.
Bubblecar said:
Steady rain this end.
still here. Not raining but damp. No wind.
Unreliable lawn mower maintenance…
Michael V said:
party_pants said:NFI.
Anyone here had any experience in laying artificial lawn?Been watching a few Youtube “how-to” videos. Seems pretty easy… but is it really that easy?
I like real grass. It gives me mulch.
I like real grass too, but this is for a courtyard area, about 7.5 × 5 m with walls/fences on each side. It won’t get enough sun to grow real lawn. Options are paving or artificial lawn or some such.
Not sure I could come at artificial grass. My collection of grasses and weeds probably doesn’t qualify as lawn, more short meadow but the magpies find something worthwhile in it.
party_pants said:
I like real grass too, but this is for a courtyard area, about 7.5 × 5 m with walls/fences on each side. It won’t get enough sun to grow real lawn. Options are paving or artificial lawn or some such.
I see.
Bubblecar said:
Here, too. Plus thunder and lightning and wind and hotness.
Steady rain this end.
party_pants said:
Michael V said:
party_pants said:NFI.
Anyone here had any experience in laying artificial lawn?Been watching a few Youtube “how-to” videos. Seems pretty easy… but is it really that easy?
I like real grass. It gives me mulch.
I like real grass too, but this is for a courtyard area, about 7.5 × 5 m with walls/fences on each side. It won’t get enough sun to grow real lawn. Options are paving or artificial lawn or some such.
I would go Mediterranean look, paved, mass succulents and terracotta and feature pots with one vertical feature.
AwesomeO said:
I would go Mediterranean look, paved, mass succulents and terracotta and feature pots with one vertical feature.
Put a little fountain in the middle.
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
Michael V said:
NFI.I like real grass. It gives me mulch.
I like real grass too, but this is for a courtyard area, about 7.5 × 5 m with walls/fences on each side. It won’t get enough sun to grow real lawn. Options are paving or artificial lawn or some such.
I would go Mediterranean look, paved, mass succulents and terracotta and feature pots with one vertical feature.
I’m worried that paving will require the installation of drainage and soak-wells and the like.
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
I would go Mediterranean look, paved, mass succulents and terracotta and feature pots with one vertical feature.
Put a little fountain in the middle.
Might be a pain, maintenance and what not, power use. A tall striking plant in a big pot or something found and interesting.
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
I would go Mediterranean look, paved, mass succulents and terracotta and feature pots with one vertical feature.
Put a little fountain in the middle.
Might be a pain, maintenance and what not, power use. A tall striking plant in a big pot or something found and interesting.
I’m thinking about a couple of big pots with dwarf citrus trees. On wheels so they can be moved out of the way if needed. Although this may not be compatible with artificial lawn.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:Put a little fountain in the middle.
Might be a pain, maintenance and what not, power use. A tall striking plant in a big pot or something found and interesting.
I’m thinking about a couple of big pots with dwarf citrus trees. On wheels so they can be moved out of the way if needed. Although this may not be compatible with artificial lawn.
On wheels might be tricky but dollys will do the job.
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:Might be a pain, maintenance and what not, power use. A tall striking plant in a big pot or something found and interesting.
I’m thinking about a couple of big pots with dwarf citrus trees. On wheels so they can be moved out of the way if needed. Although this may not be compatible with artificial lawn.
On wheels might be tricky but dollys will do the job.
That’s sort of what I meant. I’ll make up some sort of dolly, or get some welded up by a friend.
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:Might be a pain, maintenance and what not, power use. A tall striking plant in a big pot or something found and interesting.
I’m thinking about a couple of big pots with dwarf citrus trees. On wheels so they can be moved out of the way if needed. Although this may not be compatible with artificial lawn.
On wheels might be tricky but dollys will do the job.
Buggered if I know how that would help.
party_pants said:
Anyone here had any experience in laying artificial lawn?Been watching a few Youtube “how-to” videos. Seems pretty easy… but is it really that easy?
Nothing is easy
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:I’m thinking about a couple of big pots with dwarf citrus trees. On wheels so they can be moved out of the way if needed. Although this may not be compatible with artificial lawn.
On wheels might be tricky but dollys will do the job.
Buggered if I know how that would help.
Geeze Sibeen, I would have expected the army dolly from you, not a doily.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:Put a little fountain in the middle.
Might be a pain, maintenance and what not, power use. A tall striking plant in a big pot or something found and interesting.
I’m thinking about a couple of big pots with dwarf citrus trees. On wheels so they can be moved out of the way if needed. Although this may not be compatible with artificial lawn.
Citrus trees aren’t easy to keep alive in pots.
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:Might be a pain, maintenance and what not, power use. A tall striking plant in a big pot or something found and interesting.
I’m thinking about a couple of big pots with dwarf citrus trees. On wheels so they can be moved out of the way if needed. Although this may not be compatible with artificial lawn.
Citrus trees aren’t easy to keep alive in pots.
Nothing is easy :)
birds and the scent of plastic is more interesting in a thread than it was in the chat thread.
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:I’m thinking about a couple of big pots with dwarf citrus trees. On wheels so they can be moved out of the way if needed. Although this may not be compatible with artificial lawn.
Citrus trees aren’t easy to keep alive in pots.
Nothing is easy :)
At Versailles they have citrus and palms in pots in the courtyard. They put them undercover each year in winter. They use fork lifts. Mustabeenaprick of a job once upon a time.
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:I’m thinking about a couple of big pots with dwarf citrus trees. On wheels so they can be moved out of the way if needed. Although this may not be compatible with artificial lawn.
Citrus trees aren’t easy to keep alive in pots.
Nothing is easy :)
Like your turf, Correct foundations must be laid.
sarahs mum said:
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:Citrus trees aren’t easy to keep alive in pots.
Nothing is easy :)
At Versailles they have citrus and palms in pots in the courtyard. They put them undercover each year in winter. They use fork lifts. Mustabeenaprick of a job once upon a time.
Rains more in France.
The rain is France falls mostly on the plants
party_pants said:
The rain is France falls mostly on the plants
The gardens there are certainly lusher than in Perth.
Robert Vaughn is dead, no thanks to you
dv said:
Robert Vaughn is dead, no thanks to you
I may have shot the Sheriff, but I didn’t shoot Robert Vaughn.
dv said:
Robert Vaughn is dead, no thanks to you
Glad I never had to play poker with him.
Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz and per se &
Another day in shit land.
p_p…don’t do artifical lawn. Please, for the love of all that is real….DON’T DO IT!!!
Take Curve’s design advice. I fully support the idea of pavers and succulents…with an added tall feature. Even a statue of DV in a puddle of mud is better than artificial lawn.
what’s the objection to artificial lawn?
it’s less harsh on bare feet; softer and it doesn’t burn like hot pavement does.
“ if Trump isn’t your president, then this isn’t your country. You’re not a tree. You can move.”
party_pants said:
what’s the objection to artificial lawn?it’s less harsh on bare feet; softer and it doesn’t burn like hot pavement does.
It’s blergh. Also it is plllfft.
Just have a pair of outside thongs to wear when you stroll around your paved area.
I have to get ready for work :/ thank the goddesses it’s only 4 hours with only 2 hours with customers.
kii said:
party_pants said:
what’s the objection to artificial lawn?it’s less harsh on bare feet; softer and it doesn’t burn like hot pavement does.
It’s blergh. Also it is plllfft.
Just have a pair of outside thongs to wear when you stroll around your paved area.
Some of them aren’t so bad. Pavers aren’t anything special IMO.
kii said:
Another day in shit land.p_p…don’t do artifical lawn. Please, for the love of all that is real….DON’T DO IT!!!
Take Curve’s design advice. I fully support the idea of pavers and succulents…with an added tall feature. Even a statue of DV in a puddle of mud is better than artificial lawn.
cough…splutter
Did you just agree with Curve?
Hello.
You…again?
sibeen said:
You…again?
Yes.
monkey skipper said:
sibeen said:
You…again?
Yes.
Oh…OK, carry on then.
:)
party_pants said:
what’s the objection to artificial lawn?it’s less harsh on bare feet; softer and it doesn’t burn like hot pavement does.
it will still have grit and leaf litter etc falling onto the fake lawn and sand will stay on artificial lawn for ever and ever and ever and then even longer than that.
sibeen said:
monkey skipper said:
sibeen said:
You…again?
Yes.
Oh…OK, carry on then.
:)
I just home from being out at a work do. The people there seemed to enjoy themselves which is important. I got a new outfit which I needed for work purposes as well and well…it was a nice watering hole. I would probably return there in daylight hours next time though.
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
what’s the objection to artificial lawn?it’s less harsh on bare feet; softer and it doesn’t burn like hot pavement does.
it will still have grit and leaf litter etc falling onto the fake lawn and sand will stay on artificial lawn for ever and ever and ever and then even longer than that.
make sure they put in the required drainage etc etc
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
what’s the objection to artificial lawn?it’s less harsh on bare feet; softer and it doesn’t burn like hot pavement does.
it will still have grit and leaf litter etc falling onto the fake lawn and sand will stay on artificial lawn for ever and ever and ever and then even longer than that.
Well, you dump sand on it and brush it in after installation anyway. It seems like a viable alternative to paving to me.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-11/maremma-sheepdogs-guard-the-endangered-eastern-barred-bandicoot/8012560
Maremma sheepdogs guarding endangered eastern barred bandicoot back into existence
It is an unlikely alliance between two animals from different parts of the world.
he endangered eastern barred bandicoot, a solitary nocturnal animal extinct in mainland Australia’s wild; and the shaggy white-blonde maremmas, an ancient Italian breed of guardian dogs.
The dogs are in the front line of a last-ditch effort to ensure a future for the tiny marsupial.
In mainland Australia, eastern barred bandicoots can only be found at places like the Werribee Open Range Zoo in Victoria.
In 1991, the marsupial became extinct in the wild on mainland Australia, losing a long battle against voracious predators like the fox and feral cats.
The Werribee Open Range Zoo has been building an insurance population ever since, to one day re-introduce into the grasslands of Victoria.
“They are our local Victorians, they are the ones we should be seeing when we are out driving at night and the ones we should be having in our own back yards,” Weeribee Zoo’s biologist Marissa Parrott said.“But without safety from foxes and cats that were introduced here we just don’t see them any more and they just can’t survive out there.”
Now, the only wild population is in Tasmania and it is endangered.
All previous attempts to release some into the wild on mainland Australia have failed. But now maremma dogs are being asked to become environmental saviours.
In an ambitious plan, maremmas are being trained to protect the eastern barred bandicoots when another population is released into grassland in Victoria’s Western Districts in about 12 months.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
what’s the objection to artificial lawn?it’s less harsh on bare feet; softer and it doesn’t burn like hot pavement does.
it will still have grit and leaf litter etc falling onto the fake lawn and sand will stay on artificial lawn for ever and ever and ever and then even longer than that.
well if it works for you … then do it
Well, you dump sand on it and brush it in after installation anyway. It seems like a viable alternative to paving to me.
Not like real lawn where sand will … ummm … Nevermind…
monkey skipper said:
well if it works for you … then do it
Just exploring options for now. Won’t be till next year I make a final decision.
Some sort of pit is really the way to go…
morning folks
You out of hospital?
sibeen said:
You out of hospital?
nyet..
monday apparently
Well, that’s ordinary…
furious said:
- monday apparently
Well, that’s ordinary…
that’s alright..
still gives me a couple of days to figure out how to get home
That’s an unusual amount of time…
furious said:
- still gives me a couple of days to figure out how to get home
That’s an unusual amount of time…
not really.
It’s a hospital, nothing gets done on a weekend
I meant the figuring how to get home bit…
furious said:
- It’s a hospital, nothing gets done on a weekend
I meant the figuring how to get home bit…
i’ll find out tomorrow if they are harvesting uup that way monday and see if I can score a lift, otherwise bus on tuesday/wewdnesday
mornings
stumpy_seahorse said:
mornings
hey stumpydude. how is the stumpy family?
monkey skipper said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
mornings
hey stumpydude. how is the stumpy family?
I’m in hospital in the big smoke at the moment. the rest of the family is back up home
stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
mornings
hey stumpydude. how is the stumpy family?
I’m in hospital in the big smoke at the moment. the rest of the family is back up home
Hope you are getting betterer. My bests.. :)
stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
mornings
hey stumpydude. how is the stumpy family?
I’m in hospital in the big smoke at the moment. the rest of the family is back up home
there’s always one…:P
hi sarah’s mum
monkey skipper said:
hi sarah’s mum
morning.
I didn’t sleep very much last night. A couple of hours at the most..
sarahs mum said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:hey stumpydude. how is the stumpy family?
I’m in hospital in the big smoke at the moment. the rest of the family is back up home
Hope you are getting betterer. My bests.. :)
yeah, still got numbness and twitches in my arms that they are trying to track down
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
hi sarah’s mum
morning.
I didn’t sleep very much last night. A couple of hours at the most..
oh. i don’t remember how much sleep i got but then the weather is humid here..
it did shower rain got me up
yeah toolboxes in the ute
shortly’ll put ‘em in the shed
lot of birdies chirpin’ mad
coffee near done I did drank
now ‘nother smoke I ‘ave
stumpy_seahorse said:
sarahs mum said:
stumpy_seahorse said:I’m in hospital in the big smoke at the moment. the rest of the family is back up home
Hope you are getting betterer. My bests.. :)
yeah, still got numbness and twitches in my arms that they are trying to track down
that sounds a bit alarming. is it also annoying?
Good morning Holidayers. We have around 8 degrees and some rain is just beginning to hit. Casterton has had 6mm in the last hour and the radar suggests that is going to swirl around to us here.
transition said:
it did shower rain got me up
yeah toolboxes in the ute
shortly’ll put ‘em in the shedlot of birdies chirpin’ mad
coffee near done I did drank
now ‘nother smoke I ‘ave
haven’t got as far as a coffee or brekkie here as yet
sarahs mum said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
sarahs mum said:Hope you are getting betterer. My bests.. :)
yeah, still got numbness and twitches in my arms that they are trying to track down
that sounds a bit alarming. is it also annoying?
yes, rather..
at least my legs have feeling back
stumpy_seahorse said:
sarahs mum said:
stumpy_seahorse said:yeah, still got numbness and twitches in my arms that they are trying to track down
that sounds a bit alarming. is it also annoying?
yes, rather..
at least my legs have feeling back
encouraging progress
stumpy_seahorse said:
sarahs mum said:
stumpy_seahorse said:yeah, still got numbness and twitches in my arms that they are trying to track down
that sounds a bit alarming. is it also annoying?
yes, rather..
at least my legs have feeling back
Damn. That sounds scary.
Ah, apparently I missed something during the week when I wasn’t doing a lot of foruming. Did you have exciting things like ambulance rides and stuff stumpy? What happened?
buffy said:
Ah, apparently I missed something during the week when I wasn’t doing a lot of foruming. Did you have exciting things like ambulance rides and stuff stumpy? What happened?
yeah, lost feeling to arms and legs on thursday night, had to rfds out
buffy said:
Ah, apparently I missed something during the week when I wasn’t doing a lot of foruming. Did you have exciting things like ambulance rides and stuff stumpy? What happened?
stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:Ah, apparently I missed something during the week when I wasn’t doing a lot of foruming. Did you have exciting things like ambulance rides and stuff stumpy? What happened?
yeah, lost feeling to arms and legs on thursday night, had to rfds out
Oops, careless, losing such important things…
Fear of foreign Nov
12
by weegingerdug
For the past few days there have been Scottish Unionists on social media congratulating themselves that with their No vote in 2014, Scotland resisted the evil tide that has unleashed the evils of right wing populism and washed up the flotsam of Brexit and the Trump presidency. They’re deluding themselves. The No vote in 2014 was the first victory of that right wing, xenophobic and fearful populism. The No vote was secured on a fear mongering campaign, a campaign of demonisation, of stirring up hatred and preaching odium.
It wasn’t the Yes campaign which spent 2014 stirring up fear of foreigners. It was the Better Together campaign which produced posters and leaflets warning Scots that if we voted for independence our English relatives would become foreigners to us. You’re only going to do that if deep down you believe, or you cynically want others to believe, that being foreign is a bad thing. The No campaign played on fears. The No campaign pandered to stereotypes. The No campaign didn’t just dog whistle, it blasted the fog horn of fear.
It was the No campaign that claimed that people who needed transplants would be left to die in agony. It was the No campaign which asserted that pensioners would be left in penury. It was the No campaign which spoke of border controls and barbed wire and burly men in uniform wielding weaponry. It was the No campaign which outrageously and without a trace of shame tried to insist that Scotland was the only country in the world which is incapable of having any sort of currency at all. I had a elderly neighbour who listened to the horror shows and the fright clowns of the No campaign and sincerely believed that the pound coins and banknotes in her purse would be as valueless as Monopoly money the morning after a Yes vote. Is that an honourable way to win a vote? It’s something that wouldn’t trouble a Farage or a Trump – or a Gordie Broon.
The real fascists, the real sectarian bigots, the real xenophobes and authoritarian figures of fear, they supported the No campaign. Farage campaigned for a No vote. The Orange Order campaigned for a No vote. The BNP campaigned for a No vote. There were no instances of violence from Yes supporters. No Yes supporters ended up before the courts for offences against public order. That was Unionists. It was Unionist fascists who rioted in George Square and embarked upon assaults and attacks in an orgy of destructive rage. It was the No vote which empowered the violent and the thugs in the exact same way that it was the Brexit vote and Trump’s victory which legitimised the anger and thuggery of right wing bigots and set off a rise in attacks on minorities.
more
https://weegingerdug.wordpress.com/2016/11/12/fear-of-foreign/
Still raining here, so it will be an inside day. I’ll go to the practice shortly and do the October BAS for consulting. I’ve done the dispensing business one. And then I’ll do some of those things you can’t do when patients are around. It’s nice and quiet on a Sunday morning. And I can do a bit more data gathering too.
buffy said:
Still raining here, so it will be an inside day. I’ll go to the practice shortly and do the October BAS for consulting. I’ve done the dispensing business one. And then I’ll do some of those things you can’t do when patients are around. It’s nice and quiet on a Sunday morning. And I can do a bit more data gathering too.
It is raining steadily here now too.
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:Still raining here, so it will be an inside day. I’ll go to the practice shortly and do the October BAS for consulting. I’ve done the dispensing business one. And then I’ll do some of those things you can’t do when patients are around. It’s nice and quiet on a Sunday morning. And I can do a bit more data gathering too.
It is raining steadily here now too.
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:Still raining here, so it will be an inside day. I’ll go to the practice shortly and do the October BAS for consulting. I’ve done the dispensing business one. And then I’ll do some of those things you can’t do when patients are around. It’s nice and quiet on a Sunday morning. And I can do a bit more data gathering too.
It is raining steadily here now too.
Ooh you Southerners stealing our Wet Season. Give it back I tell you. Give it back!
My water tanks are much fuller than they were at this time last year.
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:It is raining steadily here now too.
Ooh you Southerners stealing our Wet Season. Give it back I tell you. Give it back!My water tanks are much fuller than they were at this time last year.
Good morning to all you peeples inside my computer screen.
It was a warm, humid night even after the rain that dropped about 15 mm. Currently it is 28.2°C and 72% humidity in the office here.
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
what’s the objection to artificial lawn?it’s less harsh on bare feet; softer and it doesn’t burn like hot pavement does.
it will still have grit and leaf litter etc falling onto the fake lawn and sand will stay on artificial lawn for ever and ever and ever and then even longer than that.
Yes. Artificial lawn only works where everything else in the environment is also artificial.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
what’s the objection to artificial lawn?it’s less harsh on bare feet; softer and it doesn’t burn like hot pavement does.
it will still have grit and leaf litter etc falling onto the fake lawn and sand will stay on artificial lawn for ever and ever and ever and then even longer than that.
Yes. Artificial lawn only works where everything else in the environment is also artificial.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:it will still have grit and leaf litter etc falling onto the fake lawn and sand will stay on artificial lawn for ever and ever and ever and then even longer than that.
Yes. Artificial lawn only works where everything else in the environment is also artificial.
I suppose you could run the mower over it on the highest clearance with the catcher fitted. It would vacuum up the rubbish.
However, your neighbours would think you were insane to be mowing fake grass.
The catcher mower does make a reasonable vacuum type cleaner but it needs to be flat on the ground to work appreciably. Runing over it set on high will do bugger all.
Artificial turf will give carpet burns if you slide on it. p_p originally thought of this because he wanted a putting green.
Michael V said:
Good morning to all you peeples inside my computer screen.It was a warm, humid night even after the rain that dropped about 15 mm. Currently it is 28.2°C and 72% humidity in the office here.
Oh we’ve got an office now, very swish.
It’s warm and atmospheric in Brissy.
Peak Warming Man said:
Well, it could be bedroom number 4, but it was originally designed as an office and I am using it as such. It is next to the library which is actually being used as a tool storage room, and was designed as a kids rumpus room.
Michael V said:
Good morning to all you peeples inside my computer screen.It was a warm, humid night even after the rain that dropped about 15 mm. Currently it is 28.2°C and 72% humidity in the office here.
Oh we’ve got an office now, very swish.
It’s warm and atmospheric in Brissy.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:Yes. Artificial lawn only works where everything else in the environment is also artificial.
I suppose you could run the mower over it on the highest clearance with the catcher fitted. It would vacuum up the rubbish.
However, your neighbours would think you were insane to be mowing fake grass.The catcher mower does make a reasonable vacuum type cleaner but it needs to be flat on the ground to work appreciably. Runing over it set on high will do bugger all.
Artificial turf will give carpet burns if you slide on it. p_p originally thought of this because he wanted a putting green.
Another day in Trumpland.
Fuck I hate it.
kii said:
Another day in Trumpland.Fuck I hate it.
I’m not good with it.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Another day in Trumpland.Fuck I hate it.
I’m not good with it.
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Another day in Trumpland.Fuck I hate it.
I’m not good with it.
It has happened. Learn to work with it.
Why?
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Another day in Trumpland.Fuck I hate it.
I’m not good with it.
It has happened. Learn to work with it.
Well I wasn’t planning on topping myself.. this week. (Although I have a young woman there talking to me who is afraid to go outside..and she’s cutting herself and going down hill fast..) (I am trying to adapt as fast as I can..)
kii said:
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:I’m not good with it.
It has happened. Learn to work with it.Why?
Tamb said:
kii said:
Tamb said:It has happened. Learn to work with it.
Why?
Because right or wrong he is the Pres & America needs to get behind him or it will be a nation divided in an increasingly hostile world.
Nup, not this Australian. He can rot under his dead baboon.
kii said:
Tamb said:
kii said:Why?
Because right or wrong he is the Pres & America needs to get behind him or it will be a nation divided in an increasingly hostile world.Nup, not this Australian. He can rot under his dead baboon.
Now I know why there’s been helicopters flying about the place, even during the night. I wonder who the person is.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-13/hang-glider-missing-after-making-emergency-landing-rainbow-beach/8021140
sheeps outran me
into middle the wheat
yeah ‘em too tricky
know though counted
ten is ‘em naughty
eleven maybe’s what
whatever’re happy
give ol’ mid-finger did
we get ‘nother day
kii said:
Tamb said:
kii said:Why?
Because right or wrong he is the Pres & America needs to get behind him or it will be a nation divided in an increasingly hostile world.Nup, not this Australian. He can rot under his dead baboon.
what are you going to do about it?
Tamb said:
kii said:
Tamb said:Because right or wrong he is the Pres & America needs to get behind him or it will be a nation divided in an increasingly hostile world.
Nup, not this Australian. He can rot under his dead baboon.
We had to endure Frazer after Gough was dismissed.
One day we will find out the extent of the US involvement in that too..
transition said:
sheeps outran me
into middle the wheat
yeah ‘em too tricky
know though counted
ten is ‘em naughty
eleven maybe’s what
whatever’re happy
give ol’ mid-finger did
we get ‘nother day
is wheat too ‘hot’ for sheep?
Tamb said:
kii said:
Tamb said:Because right or wrong he is the Pres & America needs to get behind him or it will be a nation divided in an increasingly hostile world.
Nup, not this Australian. He can rot under his dead baboon.
We had to endure Frazer after Gough was dismissed.
Oh, FFS!
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:
kii said:Nup, not this Australian. He can rot under his dead baboon.
We had to endure Frazer after Gough was dismissed.One day we will find out the extent of the US involvement in that too..
kii said:
Tamb said:
kii said:Nup, not this Australian. He can rot under his dead baboon.
We had to endure Frazer after Gough was dismissed.Oh, FFS!
Yeah. If you were going to draw a parallel it would be Howard getting in on the children overboard..but it is nothing in comparison.
Actually the comparison is in the lies. Scottish indie. Brexit. Abbott.
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:We had to endure Frazer after Gough was dismissed.
One day we will find out the extent of the US involvement in that too..
Probably their contrails.
Now it is my turn. FFS
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
sheeps outran me
into middle the wheat
yeah ‘em too tricky
know though counted
ten is ‘em naughty
eleven maybe’s what
whatever’re happy
give ol’ mid-finger did
we get ‘nother dayis wheat too ‘hot’ for sheep?
they in neighbour’s wheat crop, plenty to eat anyway hundreds of acres of that and barley too. Water’s turned off over there, but still few wild lettuce and whatever around, so they not gonna starve, and won’t die of thirst.
transition said:
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
sheeps outran me
into middle the wheat
yeah ‘em too tricky
know though counted
ten is ‘em naughty
eleven maybe’s what
whatever’re happy
give ol’ mid-finger did
we get ‘nother dayis wheat too ‘hot’ for sheep?
they in neighbour’s wheat crop, plenty to eat anyway hundreds of acres of that and barley too. Water’s turned off over there, but still few wild lettuce and whatever around, so they not gonna starve, and won’t die of thirst.
how’s the wheat over there?
is it ripe yet or still green?
stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:
sarahs mum said:is wheat too ‘hot’ for sheep?
they in neighbour’s wheat crop, plenty to eat anyway hundreds of acres of that and barley too. Water’s turned off over there, but still few wild lettuce and whatever around, so they not gonna starve, and won’t die of thirst.
how’s the wheat over there?
is it ripe yet or still green?
plenty reaping happening, wheat won’t be too far off, some’s probably already off. Yields are average i’m told, so far.
transition said:
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
sheeps outran me
into middle the wheat
yeah ‘em too tricky
know though counted
ten is ‘em naughty
eleven maybe’s what
whatever’re happy
give ol’ mid-finger did
we get ‘nother dayis wheat too ‘hot’ for sheep?
they in neighbour’s wheat crop, plenty to eat anyway hundreds of acres of that and barley too. Water’s turned off over there, but still few wild lettuce and whatever around, so they not gonna starve, and won’t die of thirst.
I suppose the answer is no then.
transition said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:they in neighbour’s wheat crop, plenty to eat anyway hundreds of acres of that and barley too. Water’s turned off over there, but still few wild lettuce and whatever around, so they not gonna starve, and won’t die of thirst.
how’s the wheat over there?
is it ripe yet or still green?
plenty reaping happening, wheat won’t be too far off, some’s probably already off. Yields are average i’m told, so far.
colder season has reduced the yields all round, but extended the greenwheat season to xmas..
>I suppose the answer is no then.
you didn’t mean get a guts full, and die?
nah they be right like that, if what ya meant
transition said:
>I suppose the answer is no then.you didn’t mean get a guts full, and die?
nah they be right like that, if what ya meant
goodo. I am not a sheep person.
Malcolm is talking..
It’s been announced the US will take some Australian refugees.
Callum Ferguson says he’ll go along with Mitch Marsh and Adam Voges.
It’s still unclear whether Steve Smith will go.
I wonder whether poik voted for the shooters and fishers.
One bit of good news:
Campaigners claim victory after Lego stops Daily Mail promotions
Danish firm announces deal with newspaper has ended after pressure from Stop Funding Hate group
Lego will not run any more promotional giveaways with the Daily Mail, marking the first success for a campaign to stop companies advertising in newspapers that run “divisive hate campaigns”.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/12/lego-ends-daily-mail-links-campaigners-claim-victory
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-13/body-found-search-for-missing-hang-glider-rainbow-beach/8021140
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-13/body-found-search-for-missing-hang-glider-rainbow-beach/8021140
That area between Double Island Point and RB looks pretty rugged.
Bubblecar said:
One bit of good news:Campaigners claim victory after Lego stops Daily Mail promotions
Danish firm announces deal with newspaper has ended after pressure from Stop Funding Hate group
Lego will not run any more promotional giveaways with the Daily Mail, marking the first success for a campaign to stop companies advertising in newspapers that run “divisive hate campaigns”.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/12/lego-ends-daily-mail-links-campaigners-claim-victory
I am sure that both Dan and Dan will be very happy.
Peak Warming Man said:
There’s some big sand dunes in there. The north-eastern side of the dune system is truncated by oceanic erosion, with sand “cliffs” up to 200 metres high between RB and DIP. Hence hang gliding and para-gliding are popular. I have seen up to 16 gliders in the air at once. They tend to launch from Carlo Sand Blow.
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-13/body-found-search-for-missing-hang-glider-rainbow-beach/8021140
That area between Double Island Point and RB looks pretty rugged.
Michael V said:
I wonder whether poik voted for the shooters and fishers.
is he one of the shooters fishers or farmers?
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:There’s some big sand dunes in there. The north-eastern side of the dune system is truncated by oceanic erosion, with sand “cliffs” up to 200 metres high between RB and DIP. Hence hang gliding and para-gliding are popular. I have seen up to 16 gliders in the air at once. They tend to launch from Carlo Sand Blow.
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-13/body-found-search-for-missing-hang-glider-rainbow-beach/8021140
That area between Double Island Point and RB looks pretty rugged.
Hadn’t heard of CSB so I looked it up.
https://www.ourrainbowbeach.com.au/our-rainbow-beach/rainbow-beach/carlo-sandblow.html
roughbarked said:
Michael V said:
I wonder whether poik voted for the shooters and fishers.
is he one of the shooters fishers or farmers?
Close enough, he’s a pharmer.
Peak Warming Man said:
:)
roughbarked said:
Michael V said:
I wonder whether poik voted for the shooters and fishers.
is he one of the shooters fishers or farmers?
Close enough, he’s a pharmer.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
One bit of good news:Campaigners claim victory after Lego stops Daily Mail promotions
Danish firm announces deal with newspaper has ended after pressure from Stop Funding Hate group
Lego will not run any more promotional giveaways with the Daily Mail, marking the first success for a campaign to stop companies advertising in newspapers that run “divisive hate campaigns”.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/12/lego-ends-daily-mail-links-campaigners-claim-victory
I am sure that both Dan and Dan will be very happy.
LOL
stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:
Tamb said:Because right or wrong he is the Pres & America needs to get behind him or it will be a nation divided in an increasingly hostile world.
Nup, not this Australian. He can rot under his dead baboon.
what are you going to do about it?
Watch kitten videos and knit penis warmers for all the OWM waving their dicks around during the colder months.
Donate to more local charities, hopefully do some volunteer work with a couple of friends, stay sane and make more art.
Peak Warming Man said:
Yeah. It’s an interesting spot. The landward toe of the CSB is only a few minutes walk from here – just up past the end of the street. I haven’t worked out how to walk up it from our end though.
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:There’s some big sand dunes in there. The north-eastern side of the dune system is truncated by oceanic erosion, with sand “cliffs” up to 200 metres high between RB and DIP. Hence hang gliding and para-gliding are popular. I have seen up to 16 gliders in the air at once. They tend to launch from Carlo Sand Blow.That area between Double Island Point and RB looks pretty rugged.
Hadn’t heard of CSB so I looked it up.
https://www.ourrainbowbeach.com.au/our-rainbow-beach/rainbow-beach/carlo-sandblow.html
kii said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:Nup, not this Australian. He can rot under his dead baboon.
what are you going to do about it?
Watch kitten videos and knit penis warmers for all the OWM waving their dicks around during the colder months.
Donate to more local charities, hopefully do some volunteer work with a couple of friends, stay sane and make more art.
doesn’t sound like an effective remedy to the identified issue…
coffee at mummy’s and back home
transition said:
coffee at mummy’s and back home
Tamb said:
transition said:
coffee at mummy’s and back home
I’ve removed a tree branch which was obscuring the TV signal.
It’s 38° with high humidity so too hot to do anything outside.
not got to that yet, might’ve hit 35C, maybe 39C thursday
Tamb said:
transition said:
coffee at mummy’s and back home
I’ve removed a tree branch which was obscuring the TV signal.
It’s 38° with high humidity so too hot to do anything outside.
I’ve just had an all over skin treatment from mrs rb. It was a bit hard on her but she wanted to do it. She actually muttered “you poor old thing” a few times.
well it is Sunday afternoon and i don’t feel particularly motivated
transition said:
Farking wind is blowing 80 arseholes outside.
Tamb said:
transition said:
coffee at mummy’s and back home
I’ve removed a tree branch which was obscuring the TV signal.
It’s 38° with high humidity so too hot to do anything outside.not got to that yet, might’ve hit 35C, maybe 39C thursday
Tamb said:
transition said:
coffee at mummy’s and back home
I’ve removed a tree branch which was obscuring the TV signal.
It’s 38° with high humidity so too hot to do anything outside.
sounds perfect, send it over
Nice and cool this end, expecting a max of 17.
monkey skipper said:
well it is Sunday afternoon and i don’t feel particularly motivated
same, but could get busy and sleep in tomorrow guilt-free
transition said:
Tamb said:
transition said:
coffee at mummy’s and back home
I’ve removed a tree branch which was obscuring the TV signal.
It’s 38° with high humidity so too hot to do anything outside.not got to that yet, might’ve hit 35C, maybe 39C thursday
transition said:
monkey skipper said:
well it is Sunday afternoon and i don’t feel particularly motivated
same, but could get busy and sleep in tomorrow guilt-free
i have to go to work tomorrow
roughbarked said:
transition said:Farking wind is blowing 80 arseholes outside.
Tamb said:I’ve removed a tree branch which was obscuring the TV signal.
It’s 38° with high humidity so too hot to do anything outside.not got to that yet, might’ve hit 35C, maybe 39C thursday
stumpy_seahorse said:
Tamb said:
transition said:
coffee at mummy’s and back home
I’ve removed a tree branch which was obscuring the TV signal.
It’s 38° with high humidity so too hot to do anything outside.sounds perfect, send it over
Tamb said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
Tamb said:I’ve removed a tree branch which was obscuring the TV signal.
It’s 38° with high humidity so too hot to do anything outside.sounds perfect, send it over
The tree, the temp or the humidity?
you can keep the humidity, but we could do with some 30+ temps at the moment
stumpy_seahorse said:
Tamb said:
stumpy_seahorse said:sounds perfect, send it over
The tree, the temp or the humidity?you can keep the humidity, but we could do with some 30+ temps at the moment
stumpy_seahorse said:
You wouldn’t be able to feel it anyway.
Tamb said:
stumpy_seahorse said:sounds perfect, send it over
The tree, the temp or the humidity?you can keep the humidity, but we could do with some 30+ temps at the moment
Michael V said:
Speaking of that, have they pinpointed what bit of you that you’ve broken yet?
stumpy_seahorse said:You wouldn’t be able to feel it anyway.
Tamb said:The tree, the temp or the humidity?
you can keep the humidity, but we could do with some 30+ temps at the moment
it feels that place between comfortable and not here due to the weather conditions
with my DAG,, warmer is much more comfortable than old weather
Michael V said:
Michael V said:Speaking of that, have they pinpointed what bit of you that you’ve broken yet?
stumpy_seahorse said:You wouldn’t be able to feel it anyway.you can keep the humidity, but we could do with some 30+ temps at the moment
they think it’s low calcium.
ct scan showed nothing out of the ordinary
DAG?
(You should wipe your arse better.)
;)
stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:Ah, apparently I missed something during the week when I wasn’t doing a lot of foruming. Did you have exciting things like ambulance rides and stuff stumpy? What happened?
yeah, lost feeling to arms and legs on thursday night, had to rfds out
What is the cause of this numbness SS?
Michael V said:
DAG?(You should wipe your arse better.)
;)
Diabetic Autonomic Gastropathy.
has caused a short circuit between saliva glands and sweat glands
stumpy_seahorse said:
Low Ca should be fixable quickly, surely.
Michael V said:
Michael V said:Speaking of that, have they pinpointed what bit of you that you’ve broken yet?
You wouldn’t be able to feel it anyway.they think it’s low calcium.
ct scan showed nothing out of the ordinary
stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:
stumpy_seahorse said:what are you going to do about it?
Watch kitten videos and knit penis warmers for all the OWM waving their dicks around during the colder months.
Donate to more local charities, hopefully do some volunteer work with a couple of friends, stay sane and make more art.
doesn’t sound like an effective remedy to the identified issue…
Oh?
What do you think I should do…..?
Witty Rejoinder said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:Ah, apparently I missed something during the week when I wasn’t doing a lot of foruming. Did you have exciting things like ambulance rides and stuff stumpy? What happened?
yeah, lost feeling to arms and legs on thursday night, had to rfds out
What is the cause of this numbness SS?
docs reckon most likely electrolyte imbalance or neuropathy
kii said:
Oh?
What do you think I should do…..?
Move back home to England?
Michael V said:
stumpy_seahorse said:Low Ca should be fixable quickly, surely.
Michael V said:
Speaking of that, have they pinpointed what bit of you that you’ve broken yet?they think it’s low calcium.
ct scan showed nothing out of the ordinary
had 2 iv bags of Ca somethingerather, but still symptomatic
stumpy_seahorse said:
Bugger.
Michael V said:
DAG?(You should wipe your arse better.)
;)
Diabetic Autonomic Gastropathy.
has caused a short circuit between saliva glands and sweat glands
Good thing you are not a horse. They’d‘ve shot you years ago.
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:Oh?
What do you think I should do…..?
Move back home to England?
I’d like to GTFO of this country, but not to England.
stumpy_seahorse said:
Bugger.
Michael V said:
stumpy_seahorse said:Low Ca should be fixable quickly, surely.they think it’s low calcium.
ct scan showed nothing out of the ordinary
had 2 iv bags of Ca somethingerather, but still symptomatic
kii said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:Oh?
What do you think I should do…..?
Move back home to England?
I’d like to GTFO of this country, but not to England.
JudgeMental said:
Throw them over the electricity supply wire outside his house.
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kii said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:Watch kitten videos and knit penis warmers for all the OWM waving their dicks around during the colder months.
Donate to more local charities, hopefully do some volunteer work with a couple of friends, stay sane and make more art.
doesn’t sound like an effective remedy to the identified issue…
Oh?
What do you think I should do…..?
Oh dear I come back to the lappie to click on this post…I am amused
JudgeMental said:
I was wearing high heeled shoes last night. I now remember why I do not like to wear high heeled shoes…wibble wobble
JudgeMental said:
LOL
monkey skipper said:
JudgeMental said:
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I was wearing high heeled shoes last night. I now remember why I do not like to wear high heeled shoes…wibble wobble
Dunno how anybody could wear them.
31.8°C and 60% RH.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
JudgeMental said:
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I was wearing high heeled shoes last night. I now remember why I do not like to wear high heeled shoes…wibble wobble
Dunno how anybody could wear them.
Sometimes they are the best choice for an outfit to make the look work
Brisbane QLD, Australia
31°
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
LOL
Ciss putter
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:I was wearing high heeled shoes last night. I now remember why I do not like to wear high heeled shoes…wibble wobble
Dunno how anybody could wear them.
Sometimes they are the best choice for an outfit to make the look work
bit like when roughy wears his missus’ bra out tree planting…
he look just works…
Michael V said:
31.8°C and 60% RH.
stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:Dunno how anybody could wear them.
Sometimes they are the best choice for an outfit to make the look work
bit like when roughy wears his missus’ bra out tree planting…
he look just works…
oh my word
stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:Dunno how anybody could wear them.
Sometimes they are the best choice for an outfit to make the look work
bit like when roughy wears his missus’ bra out tree planting…
he look just works…
Hadn’t thought of that.. Overshoulder boulder holder, could be like an extra pair of hands.
monkey skipper said:
Brisbane QLD, Australia31°
1997
fixed
Carrot party.
stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:Dunno how anybody could wear them.
Sometimes they are the best choice for an outfit to make the look work
bit like when roughy wears his missus’ bra out tree planting…
he look just works…
he wears it out?
Michael V said:
31.8°C and 60% RH.
Good idea:
Maremma sheepdogs guarding endangered eastern barred bandicoot back into existence
It is an unlikely alliance between two animals from different parts of the world.
The endangered eastern barred bandicoot, a solitary nocturnal animal extinct in mainland Australia’s wild; and the shaggy white-blonde maremmas, an ancient Italian breed of guardian dogs.
The dogs are in the front line of a last-ditch effort to ensure a future for the tiny marsupial.
….The maremmas are renowned for their ability to bond with and guard other species.
“Maremmas are pretty big dogs, they weigh 40 kilos plus sometimes and if this big dog is present with the livestock and it moves around there the whole time it makes its presence known, the predators are going to stay away,” ecologist Linda van Bommel said.
Dr van Bommel has worked with and studied maremmas for the past decade and she will be monitoring the effect the maremmas have on foxes and other predators at the sites where the bandicoots will be released.
Because the marsupials are small, nocturnal and shy, the maremma pups are given two different animals to bond with — a small flock of sheep as well as bandicoots.
“It’s because the bandicoots are not going to be visible 24/7 they tend to be quite solitary, they are mainly night animals, whereas the dogs are very social, they crave companionship of another species.
“We thought it’s probably easier to give them a small flock of sheep so they can get that companionship and they stay happy and it meets their social needs,” Dr van Bommel said.
The theory is that the maremmas will have the sheep to focus on during the day and the bandicoots during the night when the sheep are sleeping.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-11/maremma-sheepdogs-guard-the-endangered-eastern-barred-bandicoot/8012560
Bubblecar said:
Good idea:Maremma sheepdogs guarding endangered eastern barred bandicoot back into existence
It is an unlikely alliance between two animals from different parts of the world.
The endangered eastern barred bandicoot, a solitary nocturnal animal extinct in mainland Australia’s wild; and the shaggy white-blonde maremmas, an ancient Italian breed of guardian dogs.
The dogs are in the front line of a last-ditch effort to ensure a future for the tiny marsupial.
….The maremmas are renowned for their ability to bond with and guard other species.
“Maremmas are pretty big dogs, they weigh 40 kilos plus sometimes and if this big dog is present with the livestock and it moves around there the whole time it makes its presence known, the predators are going to stay away,” ecologist Linda van Bommel said.
Dr van Bommel has worked with and studied maremmas for the past decade and she will be monitoring the effect the maremmas have on foxes and other predators at the sites where the bandicoots will be released.
Because the marsupials are small, nocturnal and shy, the maremma pups are given two different animals to bond with — a small flock of sheep as well as bandicoots.
“It’s because the bandicoots are not going to be visible 24/7 they tend to be quite solitary, they are mainly night animals, whereas the dogs are very social, they crave companionship of another species.
“We thought it’s probably easier to give them a small flock of sheep so they can get that companionship and they stay happy and it meets their social needs,” Dr van Bommel said.
The theory is that the maremmas will have the sheep to focus on during the day and the bandicoots during the night when the sheep are sleeping.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-11/maremma-sheepdogs-guard-the-endangered-eastern-barred-bandicoot/8012560
She’s a good looking bandicoot.
transition’s sheep don’t sleep
>>Maremma sheepdogs guarding endangered eastern barred bandicoot back into existence
I’ll be they are, well until their numbers have increased and they’re nice and plump at least.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/11/mystery-15ft-metal-object-lands-in-myanmar-jade-mine-after-falli/
Is this an aircraft engine?
Peak Warming Man said:
>>Maremma sheepdogs guarding endangered eastern barred bandicoot back into existenceI’ll be they are, well until their numbers have increased and they’re nice and plump at least.
dv said:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/11/mystery-15ft-metal-object-lands-in-myanmar-jade-mine-after-falli/Is this an aircraft engine?
Doubt it. Where did the rest of the plane land? They reckon it was from a rocket launch.
roughbarked said:
dv said:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/11/mystery-15ft-metal-object-lands-in-myanmar-jade-mine-after-falli/Is this an aircraft engine?
Doubt it. Where did the rest of the plane land? They reckon it was from a rocket launch.
Yeah it looks like a rocket stage, doubt it’s space junk, wouldn’t be that much left of space junk.
Tamb said:
transition’s sheep don’t sleep
They write poetry too.
Peak Warming Man said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/11/mystery-15ft-metal-object-lands-in-myanmar-jade-mine-after-falli/Is this an aircraft engine?
Doubt it. Where did the rest of the plane land? They reckon it was from a rocket launch.
Yeah it looks like a rocket stage, doubt it’s space junk, wouldn’t be that much left of space junk.
dv said:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/11/mystery-15ft-metal-object-lands-in-myanmar-jade-mine-after-falli/Is this an aircraft engine?
Rocket casing by the looks of it
CrazyNeutrino said:
Tamb said:
transition’s sheep don’t sleep
They write poetry too.
Tamb said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Tamb said:
transition’s sheep don’t sleep
They write poetry too.
sleeping sheep
poetry produce
“The NSW Nationals are at risk of being “trumped” in Orange, with a massive primary swing of more than 60 per cent in some booths”
heh. Seems the country hicks like their dog racin’.
I’m back home. I vacuumed the practice, including brushing all the edges. I did my BAS. I think I’ve found the point of no return. Three days a week. Just as well I’m not still bulkbilling. There won’t be enough income to reach the tax free threshold this financial year by the look of it. If I was still bulkbilling I’d be going backwards.
And I’ve done some more data mining.
poikilotherm said:
“The NSW Nationals are at risk of being “trumped” in Orange, with a massive primary swing of more than 60 per cent in some booths”heh. Seems the country hicks like their dog racin’.
Not all of us do.
Bubblecar said:
Good idea:Maremma sheepdogs guarding endangered eastern barred bandicoot back into existence
It is an unlikely alliance between two animals from different parts of the world.
The endangered eastern barred bandicoot, a solitary nocturnal animal extinct in mainland Australia’s wild; and the shaggy white-blonde maremmas, an ancient Italian breed of guardian dogs.
The dogs are in the front line of a last-ditch effort to ensure a future for the tiny marsupial.
….The maremmas are renowned for their ability to bond with and guard other species.
“Maremmas are pretty big dogs, they weigh 40 kilos plus sometimes and if this big dog is present with the livestock and it moves around there the whole time it makes its presence known, the predators are going to stay away,” ecologist Linda van Bommel said.
Dr van Bommel has worked with and studied maremmas for the past decade and she will be monitoring the effect the maremmas have on foxes and other predators at the sites where the bandicoots will be released.
Because the marsupials are small, nocturnal and shy, the maremma pups are given two different animals to bond with — a small flock of sheep as well as bandicoots.
“It’s because the bandicoots are not going to be visible 24/7 they tend to be quite solitary, they are mainly night animals, whereas the dogs are very social, they crave companionship of another species.
“We thought it’s probably easier to give them a small flock of sheep so they can get that companionship and they stay happy and it meets their social needs,” Dr van Bommel said.
The theory is that the maremmas will have the sheep to focus on during the day and the bandicoots during the night when the sheep are sleeping.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-11/maremma-sheepdogs-guard-the-endangered-eastern-barred-bandicoot/8012560
Should work…they’ve had Maremmas guarding the penguins at Middle Island in Warrnambool for many years now. I think I heard the other day that a new pup has been put out there recently.
roughbarked said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:Sometimes they are the best choice for an outfit to make the look work
bit like when roughy wears his missus’ bra out tree planting…
he look just works…
Hadn’t thought of that.. Overshoulder boulder holder, could be like an extra pair of hands.
more than an handful
Blimey, it’s over 10 years since the dogs went to the island:
http://www.warrnamboolpenguins.com.au/
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
stumpy_seahorse said:bit like when roughy wears his missus’ bra out tree planting…
he look just works…
Hadn’t thought of that.. Overshoulder boulder holder, could be like an extra pair of hands.
more than an handful
TMI?
buffy said:
Blimey, it’s over 10 years since the dogs went to the island:
http://www.warrnamboolpenguins.com.au/
Yeah, it has been a while.
The house is far better organised than was the situation this morning now. This is a good development.
buffy said:
I’m back home. I vacuumed the practice, including brushing all the edges. I did my BAS. I think I’ve found the point of no return. Three days a week. Just as well I’m not still bulkbilling. There won’t be enough income to reach the tax free threshold this financial year by the look of it. If I was still bulkbilling I’d be going backwards.
And I’ve done some more data mining.
You’ve done some more data mining.
Great!
mollwollfumble said:
buffy said:I’m back home. I vacuumed the practice, including brushing all the edges. I did my BAS. I think I’ve found the point of no return. Three days a week. Just as well I’m not still bulkbilling. There won’t be enough income to reach the tax free threshold this financial year by the look of it. If I was still bulkbilling I’d be going backwards.
And I’ve done some more data mining.
You’ve done some more data mining.
Great!
monkey skipper said:
The house is far better organised than was the situation this morning now. This is a good development.
I did all that yesterday.
Tamb said:
mollwollfumble said:
buffy said:I’m back home. I vacuumed the practice, including brushing all the edges. I did my BAS. I think I’ve found the point of no return. Three days a week. Just as well I’m not still bulkbilling. There won’t be enough income to reach the tax free threshold this financial year by the look of it. If I was still bulkbilling I’d be going backwards.
And I’ve done some more data mining.
You’ve done some more data mining.
Great!
Mining. Are you going to sell it to the Chinese?
Data? the Chinese get that through the backdoor.
Tamb said:
mollwollfumble said:
buffy said:I’m back home. I vacuumed the practice, including brushing all the edges. I did my BAS. I think I’ve found the point of no return. Three days a week. Just as well I’m not still bulkbilling. There won’t be enough income to reach the tax free threshold this financial year by the look of it. If I was still bulkbilling I’d be going backwards.
And I’ve done some more data mining.
You’ve done some more data mining.
Great!
Mining. Are you going to sell it to the Chinese?
Buffy’s going to send it to me for a message.
I’m in the Mc records. Done the Ms. Up to 125 records mined now. Things didn’t happen the last couple of weeks because of my receptionist’s accident which meant I had more to do than usual. Paperwork, f’rinstance.
monkey skipper said:
The house is far better organised than was the situation this morning now. This is a good development.
the long grass on the other side of the driveway has been whipper-snipped
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
The house is far better organised than was the situation this morning now. This is a good development.
I did all that yesterday.
Well…I was out shopping yesterday , then got called into work, returned home and then got dolled up to go out til the late eve.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
The house is far better organised than was the situation this morning now. This is a good development.
I did all that yesterday.
The house is a mess, because I’ve repaired the sliding door. Yippee.
buffy said:
I’m in the Mc records. Done the Ms. Up to 125 records mined now. Things didn’t happen the last couple of weeks because of my receptionist’s accident which meant I had more to do than usual. Paperwork, f’rinstance.
Big Grin. That means you’re well over half way through.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
mollwollfumble said:You’ve done some more data mining.
Great!
Mining. Are you going to sell it to the Chinese?Data? the Chinese get that through the backdoor.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
The house is far better organised than was the situation this morning now. This is a good development.
the long grass on the other side of the driveway has been whipper-snipped
I have written up some Christmas cards, started organizing the gift bags for those receiving a Christmas gift and some stuffing of Christmas bags with some actual presents. I feel some what organized now.
Tamb said:
Bloody!
Michael V said:
31.8°C and 60% RH.
39° now
33.5°C and 55% RH here now.
Tamb said:
mollwollfumble said:
buffy said:I’m back home. I vacuumed the practice, including brushing all the edges. I did my BAS. I think I’ve found the point of no return. Three days a week. Just as well I’m not still bulkbilling. There won’t be enough income to reach the tax free threshold this financial year by the look of it. If I was still bulkbilling I’d be going backwards.
And I’ve done some more data mining.
You’ve done some more data mining.
Great!
Mining. Are you going to sell it to the Chinese?
Hoping to make the information generally available…researching progression of myopia from when it starts, how it increases, pace etc. There is only really one basic research paper on this, from the 1940s. My practice has been in existence since the 1940s, and I have some very long term records for patients. I’ve found on for which we have just on 50 years. This stuff is not generally available. But it takes some work to sift the numbers out.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
mollwollfumble said:You’ve done some more data mining.
Great!
Mining. Are you going to sell it to the Chinese?Data? the Chinese get that through the backdoor.
This is all paper records. There is only one way to get the information out of it, and my eyes say it’s a hard way.
:)
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
The house is far better organised than was the situation this morning now. This is a good development.
the long grass on the other side of the driveway has been whipper-snipped
I have written up some Christmas cards, started organizing the gift bags for those receiving a Christmas gift and some stuffing of Christmas bags with some actual presents. I feel some what organized now.
I only have to arrange half a dozen presents. Mostly done, but not wrapped yet. I should sit down and start writing the Christmas letter and do the cards. I generally post on the 1st December. I need to get a move on.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Bloody!
Michael V said:
31.8°C and 60% RH.
39° now33.5°C and 55% RH here now.
buffy said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Mining. Are you going to sell it to the Chinese?
Data? the Chinese get that through the backdoor.
This is all paper records. There is only one way to get the information out of it, and my eyes say it’s a hard way.
:)
buffy said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Mining. Are you going to sell it to the Chinese?
Data? the Chinese get that through the backdoor.
This is all paper records. There is only one way to get the information out of it, and my eyes say it’s a hard way.
:)
What happened to the receptionist?
You may not want to know that it’s 11 degrees here, overcast, drizzly, and I’ve actually lit the woodheater. Mr buffy is in Melbourne to do his annual update so he can teach first aid, and usually I’d just put on more clothes…but it’s a bit chilly.
monkey skipper said:
What happened to the receptionist?
She went bike-riding with Arts and DV.
Tamb said:
buffy said:
roughbarked said:Data? the Chinese get that through the backdoor.
This is all paper records. There is only one way to get the information out of it, and my eyes say it’s a hard way.
:)
Wish you were closer. I love that kind of work.
One of the problems is that I can’t really get anyone to help me with it because you need to be an optometrist to know what to pull out. Fortunately 31 years of the notes are my own, which are pretty easy for me to read. When I get back into the ones of my predecessors, I really grizzle about handwriting. I vowed when I started in practice that my notes would be readable … so they are all block letters.
monkey skipper said:
What happened to the receptionist?
She followed the family tradition, and fell while hanging curtains on Melbourne Cup Day. Broke her left (fortunately) wrist. She was away a week, back last week, working one handed. She’s bored at home. She has stacks of personal leave, but she doesn’t trust me to do the figures to her satisfaction. She’s been working for me for nearly 30 years. We finish each other’s sentences…
(Her mother fell off the kitchen sink while hanging curtains. So I am now addressing her as Gwladys – her mother’s name. And when I next see her adult daughter I am going to tell her there is really no obligation for her to continue the tradition!)
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
What happened to the receptionist?
She followed the family tradition, and fell while hanging curtains on Melbourne Cup Day. Broke her left (fortunately) wrist. She was away a week, back last week, working one handed. She’s bored at home. She has stacks of personal leave, but she doesn’t trust me to do the figures to her satisfaction. She’s been working for me for nearly 30 years. We finish each other’s sentences…
(Her mother fell off the kitchen sink while hanging curtains. So I am now addressing her as Gwladys – her mother’s name. And when I next see her adult daughter I am going to tell her there is really no obligation for her to continue the tradition!)
kryten said:
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
What happened to the receptionist?
She followed the family tradition, and fell while hanging curtains on Melbourne Cup Day. Broke her left (fortunately) wrist. She was away a week, back last week, working one handed. She’s bored at home. She has stacks of personal leave, but she doesn’t trust me to do the figures to her satisfaction. She’s been working for me for nearly 30 years. We finish each other’s sentences…
(Her mother fell off the kitchen sink while hanging curtains. So I am now addressing her as Gwladys – her mother’s name. And when I next see her adult daughter I am going to tell her there is really no obligation for her to continue the tradition!)
and more end more you are like your mother, runs and hides
Have you got my lappy? You left the keyboard here on the table. Your typing will be slow.
Babuschka is sitting at the bedroom window waiting for you…
Brought my own lappy and keyboard
Tamb said:
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Bloody!39° now
33.5°C and 55% RH here now.
Thunder rumbling to the West so maybe some relief on the way.
Does your dog agree with you?
Have I walked into a domestic situation?
buffy said:
One of the problems is that I can’t really get anyone to help me with it because you need to be an optometrist to know what to pull out. Fortunately 31 years of the notes are my own, which are pretty easy for me to read. When I get back into the ones of my predecessors, I really grizzle about handwriting. I vowed when I started in practice that my notes would be readable … so they are all block letters.
Good thinking. It wasn’t until I was posted to QLD that I used blocking, the unit I was posted to made its use mandatory. I look at stuff I wrote prior to this and struggle to read my own writing, no-one else would have much of a chance.
kryten said:
Brought my own lappy and keyboard
Ah, found mine….it’s not in its usual place.
kii said:
Have I walked into a domestic situation?
Yes…he’s in Melbourne.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
The house is far better organised than was the situation this morning now. This is a good development.
the long grass on the other side of the driveway has been whipper-snipped
The frog is in the basket.
buffy said:
kii said:
Have I walked into a domestic situation?
Yes…he’s in Melbourne.
*puts fingers in ears*
lalalalalalalala………
kii said:
buffy said:
kii said:
Have I walked into a domestic situation?
Yes…he’s in Melbourne.
*puts fingers in ears*
lalalalalalalala………
He forgot to charge his phone and didn’t take his charger. He’ll have to talk to me here…
We bought Ms Daisy a new bed today…disGrace peed in the other one once too often. As both dogs wanted to cuddle for a while before disGrace was crated for the night I extended the new bed with two old pillows. Guess where I just found Daisy curled up?
I think I am giving up.
There’s storms about to the north, DA’s probably been hammered.
We’ll miss it south of the river.
buffy said:
kii said:
buffy said:Yes…he’s in Melbourne.
*puts fingers in ears*
lalalalalalalala………
He forgot to charge his phone and didn’t take his charger. He’ll have to talk to me here…
Ah….would you guys like us to leave so you can talk about private household thingies?
kii said:
buffy said:
kii said:*puts fingers in ears*
lalalalalalalala………
He forgot to charge his phone and didn’t take his charger. He’ll have to talk to me here…
Ah….would you guys like us to leave so you can talk about private household thingies?
I’ve done the washing up. Is that private and householdy enough?
I think you left the Naughty Pug here. It thinks it needs feeding at 4.00pm. But if it can’t persuade me to that, it thinks it might just as well sit in front of the woodheater.
And this one is a bit domestic…..the government superannuation contribution went into KJH, yes? The accountant must have claimed the other Big Company super as a deduction and put the contributions to that one as after tax contributions. I think we need to rethink things a bit. Remind me to talk to you about it.
buffy said:
And this one is a bit domestic…..the government superannuation contribution went into KJH, yes? The accountant must have claimed the other Big Company super as a deduction and put the contributions to that one as after tax contributions. I think we need to rethink things a bit. Remind me to talk to you about it.
Provided I’m not suffering from CRAFT disease when I get home. Put a note with the computer
kryten said:
kii said:
buffy said:He forgot to charge his phone and didn’t take his charger. He’ll have to talk to me here…
Ah….would you guys like us to leave so you can talk about private household thingies?
After 35 years I don’t think there are any private household thingies left un said
buffy probably doesn’t listen anyway, I don’t after nearly 14 years of marriage :D
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Mining. Are you going to sell it to the Chinese?
Data? the Chinese get that through the backdoor.
According to legend it would have to be through the side door.
Steppin’ in a slide zone ~ Moody Blues
buffy said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Mining. Are you going to sell it to the Chinese?
Data? the Chinese get that through the backdoor.
This is all paper records. There is only one way to get the information out of it, and my eyes say it’s a hard way.
:)
Good job. :)
kii said:
kryten said:
kii said:Ah….would you guys like us to leave so you can talk about private household thingies?
After 35 years I don’t think there are any private household thingies left un saidbuffy probably doesn’t listen anyway, I don’t after nearly 14 years of marriage :D
kryten said:
kii said:
kryten said:After 35 years I don’t think there are any private household thingies left un said
buffy probably doesn’t listen anyway, I don’t after nearly 14 years of marriage :D
That’s alright I’m deaf in one ear
It can be a useful disability.
You must be able to hear the tail banging on the floor behind me and the ngunging of the ears. It’s not quiet here.
Well, I’ve just cleaned up the bunch of loquats I left on the tree. Having removed everything else before the fruit fly found it.
Nice they were too.
Well, these are disgusting…
kryten said:
kii said:
kryten said:After 35 years I don’t think there are any private household thingies left un said
buffy probably doesn’t listen anyway, I don’t after nearly 14 years of marriage :D
That’s alright I’m deaf in one ear
And down comes the rain, along with lots of wind, lightning and noise…
kii said:
kryten said:
kii said:buffy probably doesn’t listen anyway, I don’t after nearly 14 years of marriage :D
That’s alright I’m deaf in one ear
mr kii is deaf in both ears and I often lose my voice.
win win.
dv said:
I doubt it.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/11/mystery-15ft-metal-object-lands-in-myanmar-jade-mine-after-falli/Is this an aircraft engine?
poikilotherm said:
Who’d you vote for?
“The NSW Nationals are at risk of being “trumped” in Orange, with a massive primary swing of more than 60 per cent in some booths”heh. Seems the country hicks like their dog racin’.
Michael V said:
poikilotherm said:Who’d you vote for?
“The NSW Nationals are at risk of being “trumped” in Orange, with a massive primary swing of more than 60 per cent in some booths”heh. Seems the country hicks like their dog racin’.
their votes went to the dogs.
Floors mopped. I shall type here until they dry.
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:
kryten said:That’s alright I’m deaf in one ear
mr kii is deaf in both ears and I often lose my voice.win win.
You were frightened by a rabbit at an early age, weren’t you ?
Flour/egg/breadcrumbs is messy…but I’m sure the fish is going to be excellent.
Michael V said:
That’s stopped. About 8mm. Gutters overflowed again. Another storm coming in a few minutes.
And down comes the rain, along with lots of wind, lightning and noise…
Michael V said:
Michael V said:That’s stopped. About 8mm. Gutters overflowed again. Another storm coming in a few minutes.
And down comes the rain, along with lots of wind, lightning and noise…
Maybe should have installed better gutters?
roughbarked said:
The new gutters haven’t been installed yet. Unfortunately, they are the same size as the existing units, as the columns for the new verandah are too close to put wider ones on. But they will have two outlets, not one.
Michael V said:
Michael V said:That’s stopped. About 8mm. Gutters overflowed again. Another storm coming in a few minutes.
And down comes the rain, along with lots of wind, lightning and noise…
Maybe should have installed better gutters?
Well, there wasn’t much in that second storm. It’s still raining lightly, but the sun is out.
Michael V said:
Well, there wasn’t much in that second storm. It’s still raining lightly, but the sun is out.
crumbed fish and three veg. But not yet. I think I’ll go and read for half an hour. The dogs have quietened down…I fed them early.
mollwollfumble said:
:)
Michael V said:
Well, there wasn’t much in that second storm. It’s still raining lightly, but the sun is out.
Do you live in my house? That’s exactly what happened here.
No, silly.
:)
And another one…
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:The new gutters haven’t been installed yet. Unfortunately, they are the same size as the existing units, as the columns for the new verandah are too close to put wider ones on. But they will have two outlets, not one.
Michael V said:
That’s stopped. About 8mm. Gutters overflowed again. Another storm coming in a few minutes.Maybe should have installed better gutters?
I learned about 30 years ago that engineering guidelines for guttering are totally ignored in this country. The gutter should slope down towards downpipes at an optimal slope. It never does. Guttering should be bigger in areas where the rain is heavier. It never is. And box gutters are an unmitigated disaster.
mollwollfumble said:
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:The new gutters haven’t been installed yet. Unfortunately, they are the same size as the existing units, as the columns for the new verandah are too close to put wider ones on. But they will have two outlets, not one.Maybe should have installed better gutters?
I learned about 30 years ago that engineering guidelines for guttering are totally ignored in this country. The gutter should slope down towards downpipes at an optimal slope. It never does. Guttering should be bigger in areas where the rain is heavier. It never is. And box gutters are an unmitigated disaster.
the guy who did our new patios said that 90% of the gutters in Perth overflow – but only during the few absolute downpours that happen per year.. enough to keep him in business.
we have quite large gutters for our patios and I installed as many down pipes as I could for during the build. So far so good
>…/cut/…. The gutter should slope down towards downpipes at an optimal slope. It never does…./cut/….
yeah they rust out quicker too if don’t flush and drain properly, and there’s the damage to buildings
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posted couple pictures earlier related your thread, post 980400 (chuck the number in address bar), if didn’t see ‘em (1993), couple fellas knew way back worked there.
Arts said:
mollwollfumble said:
Michael V said:
The new gutters haven’t been installed yet. Unfortunately, they are the same size as the existing units, as the columns for the new verandah are too close to put wider ones on. But they will have two outlets, not one.I learned about 30 years ago that engineering guidelines for guttering are totally ignored in this country. The gutter should slope down towards downpipes at an optimal slope. It never does. Guttering should be bigger in areas where the rain is heavier. It never is. And box gutters are an unmitigated disaster.
the guy who did our new patios said that 90% of the gutters in Perth overflow – but only during the few absolute downpours that happen per year.. enough to keep him in business.
we have quite large gutters for our patios and I installed as many down pipes as I could for during the build. So far so good
A lot depends on the size of the roof and if corrugated, will be directed at right-angles to the gutter. In heavy rainfall most gutters will overflow, as the water cannot get away due to equally heavy parallel runoff.
Photobucket login seems to be a bit of a mess at the moment.
Anyone else having trouble?
Peak Warming Man said:
I’ll have a try.
Photobucket login seems to be a bit of a mess at the moment.
Anyone else having trouble?
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:I’ll have a try.
Photobucket login seems to be a bit of a mess at the moment.
Anyone else having trouble?
Works fine for me, PWM
Michael V said:
Works fine for me, PWM
Yeah working now.
THE MYSTERY OF THE ROMAN SKULLS
Premiere
In 2012 and again in 2015, Crossrail have unearthed human skulls during their engineering works in London. Since the 1800s, hundreds of skulls have been found in the city – it is one of the most intriguing mysteries of archaeology in London. In this documentary we meet researchers, archaeologists and other specialists to learn all about their current research and possible explanations for how and why so many skulls have been discovered. (From the UK) (Documentary) PG CC
SBS
7:35pm – 8:30pm
I have been driven inside by flies.
Entertain me!
AwesomeO said:
THE MYSTERY OF THE ROMAN SKULLSPremiere
In 2012 and again in 2015, Crossrail have unearthed human skulls during their engineering works in London. Since the 1800s, hundreds of skulls have been found in the city – it is one of the most intriguing mysteries of archaeology in London. In this documentary we meet researchers, archaeologists and other specialists to learn all about their current research and possible explanations for how and why so many skulls have been discovered. (From the UK) (Documentary) PG CCSBS
7:35pm – 8:30pmmight be worth a look, cheers.
party_pants said:
I have been driven inside by flies.Entertain me!
well there was that one time in band camp
Tea this stormy evening will be a steak sandwich, maybe two.
However if I decide to opt for a second I’ll let youse know.
The fish was good.
AwesomeO said:
THE MYSTERY OF THE ROMAN SKULLSPremiere
In 2012 and again in 2015, Crossrail have unearthed human skulls during their engineering works in London. Since the 1800s, hundreds of skulls have been found in the city – it is one of the most intriguing mysteries of archaeology in London. In this documentary we meet researchers, archaeologists and other specialists to learn all about their current research and possible explanations for how and why so many skulls have been discovered. (From the UK) (Documentary) PG CCSBS
7:35pm – 8:30pm
Yes, I thought that looked interesting. The only other thing I want to watch tonight is Poldark.
I might call a Sunday Session and open a stubbie of refreshing cider.
party_pants said:
I might call a Sunday Session and open a stubbie of refreshing cider.
ok
party_pants said:
I might call a Sunday Session and open a stubbie of refreshing cider.
cider is nice
Arts said:
party_pants said:
I might call a Sunday Session and open a stubbie of refreshing cider.
ok
would you like one too?
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:
I might call a Sunday Session and open a stubbie of refreshing cider.
ok
would you like one too?
I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:ok
would you like one too?
I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
there has been studeis done on learning for exams. If you replicate your study environment your recall during the exams is ‘better’. ie if you chew gum during study, you should chew gum during the exam. If you drink coffee/water/ eat etc
I drink water, because I know I can do that during the exam.. I don’t think they’ll let me take a cider in… (although I have never tried, nor do I think it’s a rule)
Arts said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:would you like one too?
I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
there has been studeis done on learning for exams. If you replicate your study environment your recall during the exams is ‘better’. ie if you chew gum during study, you should chew gum during the exam. If you drink coffee/water/ eat etc
I drink water, because I know I can do that during the exam.. I don’t think they’ll let me take a cider in… (although I have never tried, nor do I think it’s a rule)
All you need is an empty bottle of Mountain Dew.
Arts said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:would you like one too?
I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
there has been studeis done on learning for exams. If you replicate your study environment your recall during the exams is ‘better’. ie if you chew gum during study, you should chew gum during the exam. If you drink coffee/water/ eat etc
I drink water, because I know I can do that during the exam.. I don’t think they’ll let me take a cider in… (although I have never tried, nor do I think it’s a rule)
I used to find that I often had a cold during exam time. So for me exam time was Fishermens Friend and Butter Menthol wrappers all over the desk.
I had two hard boiled eggs served with a mixture of chopped spinach, garlic, onion, couscous, olive oil, butter, vinegar, soy sauce, chicken stock & pepper.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Arts said:
Arts said:I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
there has been studeis done on learning for exams. If you replicate your study environment your recall during the exams is ‘better’. ie if you chew gum during study, you should chew gum during the exam. If you drink coffee/water/ eat etc
I drink water, because I know I can do that during the exam.. I don’t think they’ll let me take a cider in… (although I have never tried, nor do I think it’s a rule)
All you need is an empty bottle of Mountain Dew.
laughs “you enabler”
party_pants said:
Hey!
Arts said:
party_pants said:
I might call a Sunday Session and open a stubbie of refreshing cider.
ok
would you like one too?
What about me?
Art students who turn up at an exam sober are not allowed in unless they have a note from their doctor.
Bubblecar said:
I had two hard boiled eggs served with a mixture of chopped spinach, garlic, onion, couscous, olive oil, butter, vinegar, soy sauce, chicken stock & pepper.
why is that then?
monkey skipper said:
Bubblecar said:
I had two hard boiled eggs served with a mixture of chopped spinach, garlic, onion, couscous, olive oil, butter, vinegar, soy sauce, chicken stock & pepper.
why is that then?
Because it was dinner time.
Michael V said:
party_pants said:Hey!
Arts said:ok
would you like one too?
What about me?
Sorry, just sat down. You’ll have to fetch one yourself, and get one for Monkey and Bubblecar while you’re at it, but leave one for Arts.
party_pants said:
Michael V said:
party_pants said:Hey!would you like one too?
What about me?
Sorry, just sat down. You’ll have to fetch one yourself, and get one for Monkey and Bubblecar while you’re at it, but leave one for Arts.
I’m on the wagon for several more days, but thanks for the offer.
Bubblecar said:
I don’t understand this dinner-time-before-the-sun-has-set thing.
monkey skipper said:
Bubblecar said:
I had two hard boiled eggs served with a mixture of chopped spinach, garlic, onion, couscous, olive oil, butter, vinegar, soy sauce, chicken stock & pepper.
why is that then?
Because it was dinner time.
party_pants said:
OK. toddles off
Michael V said:
party_pants said:Hey!would you like one too?
What about me?
Sorry, just sat down. You’ll have to fetch one yourself, and get one for Monkey and Bubblecar while you’re at it, but leave one for Arts.
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:I don’t understand this dinner-time-before-the-sun-has-set thing.
monkey skipper said:why is that then?
Because it was dinner time.
That would be because you don’t do Daylight Saving.
As I don’t drink alcohol, I am eating some vanilla icecream with a smidge of strawberry topping.
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:I don’t understand this dinner-time-before-the-sun-has-set thing.
monkey skipper said:why is that then?
Because it was dinner time.
My dinner time varies depending on how hungry I am, how long it takes to cook etc. Sometimes don’t have dinner until quite late.
buffy said:
I’d imagine the sun has not set yet down there, either.
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:I don’t understand this dinner-time-before-the-sun-has-set thing.Because it was dinner time.
That would be because you don’t do Daylight Saving.
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:I don’t understand this dinner-time-before-the-sun-has-set thing.
monkey skipper said:why is that then?
Because it was dinner time.
kids don’t last that long, they get irritable and stuff.. so dinner is by six oclock in this house.. not according to the sun
Michael V said:
buffy said:I’d imagine the sun has not set yet down there, either.
Michael V said:
I don’t understand this dinner-time-before-the-sun-has-set thing.That would be because you don’t do Daylight Saving.
It’s been dull all day. Feels a lot later.
We tend to eat between 6.00 and 7.00. Depends on what is going on. And what is on TV at what time.
buffy said:
The fish was good.
Schnitzel with a bread crumb and parmesan coating, funny green stuff – salad – and a mustard flavoured mash, probably surplus to things but very nice. Washed down with a bulmers
Chinese tomorrow?
buffy said:
Chinese tomorrow?
If I’m not too tired
Michael V said:
Here you are ms. I see Bubblecar didn’t want one. I left one for Arts.
party_pants said:OK. toddles off
Michael V said:
Hey!What about me?
Sorry, just sat down. You’ll have to fetch one yourself, and get one for Monkey and Bubblecar while you’re at it, but leave one for Arts.
Cheers!
chink
buffy said:
We are generally later. Rarely earlier than 7:30. Usually started by 8:30.We tend to eat between 6.00 and 7.00. Depends on what is going on. And what is on TV at what time.
Michael V said:
Michael V said:Here you are ms. I see Bubblecar didn’t want one. I left one for Arts.
party_pants said:OK. toddles offSorry, just sat down. You’ll have to fetch one yourself, and get one for Monkey and Bubblecar while you’re at it, but leave one for Arts.
Cheers!
chink
cheers!
And now another good old downpour.
Michael V said:
buffy said:We are generally later. Rarely earlier than 7:30. Usually started by 8:30.We tend to eat between 6.00 and 7.00. Depends on what is going on. And what is on TV at what time.
I like to be partially digested before going to bed. I’m off to watch Roman skulls on SBS and then Poldark.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
Michael V said:
Hey!What about me?
Sorry, just sat down. You’ll have to fetch one yourself, and get one for Monkey and Bubblecar while you’re at it, but leave one for Arts.
I’m on the wagon for several more days, but thanks for the offer.
do you think people fell off the wagon in olden times because they were crissed as pickets?
Michael V said:
BoM: “we are closely monitoring thunderstorms near Rainbow Beach and Double Island Point for severity and may issue further warnings”…“87km/h wind gust recorded at Double Island Point at 4:05pm”
And now another good old downpour.
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ20038.html
monkey skipper said:
:)
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:Sorry, just sat down. You’ll have to fetch one yourself, and get one for Monkey and Bubblecar while you’re at it, but leave one for Arts.
I’m on the wagon for several more days, but thanks for the offer.
do you think people fell off the wagon in olden times because they were crissed as pickets?
buffy said:
As I don’t drink alcohol, I am eating some vanilla icecream with a smidge of strawberry topping.
i was imbibing from a young age and from the unlikely source i.e. imitation vanilla essence …and I kept increasing the amount to add to a glass of milk too. Albeit unknowingly and ex-servicemen alerted my mother as he was aware that some serviceman drank straight vanilla essence for that reason when supplies and access was scarce.
buffy said:
Michael V said:
buffy said:We are generally later. Rarely earlier than 7:30. Usually started by 8:30.We tend to eat between 6.00 and 7.00. Depends on what is going on. And what is on TV at what time.
I like to be partially digested before going to bed. I’m off to watch Roman skulls on SBS and then Poldark.
Roman skulls are taping this end.
Michael V said:
Michael V said:Here you are ms. I see Bubblecar didn’t want one. I left one for Arts.
party_pants said:OK. toddles offSorry, just sat down. You’ll have to fetch one yourself, and get one for Monkey and Bubblecar while you’re at it, but leave one for Arts.
Cheers!
chink
fanks …ooo bubbles
offers some brie or smoked cheeses
monkey skipper said:
Thanks.
offers some brie or smoked cheeses
:)
monkey skipper said:
do you think people fell off the wagon in olden times because they were crissed as pickets?
Few people got on the wagon in the first place in ‘olden times’, because you couldn’t trust the water supply. You needed to drink something alcoholic to ensure that you didn’t catch something fatal e.g. typhus or cholera.
The most common was hat they called ‘small bee’ – what today we’d call ‘low-alcohol’, around 2% – 3%. Enough to kill the bugs (even though they had no concept of germ theory – they just knew that it worked), but not too debilitating.
The English TV series ‘Supersizers’ with Sue Perkins and Giles Coren involved them living, dressing, and eating as people did in several historical periods.
In the Elizabethan one, they drank no water, just beer, wine etc. Sue Perkins did a ‘diary’ piece to camera in which she declared that she had been “off my face since 9 o’clock this morning”.
‘Small bee’ should read as ‘small beer’.
monkey skipper said:
offers some brie or smoked cheeses
Oooh – lovely
“…some serviceman drank straight vanilla essence for that reason when supplies and access was scarce.”
You also had to beware of shearers’ cooks who ordered lots of vanilla essence.
mcgoon said:
In the Elizabethan one, they drank no water, just beer, wine etc. Sue Perkins did a ‘diary’ piece to camera in which she declared that she had been “off my face since 9 o’clock this morning”.
That’s how Churchill defeated Hitler.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:do you think people fell off the wagon in olden times because they were crissed as pickets?
Few people got on the wagon in the first place in ‘olden times’, because you couldn’t trust the water supply. You needed to drink something alcoholic to ensure that you didn’t catch something fatal e.g. typhus or cholera.
The most common was hat they called ‘small bee’ – what today we’d call ‘low-alcohol’, around 2% – 3%. Enough to kill the bugs (even though they had no concept of germ theory – they just knew that it worked), but not too debilitating.
The English TV series ‘Supersizers’ with Sue Perkins and Giles Coren involved them living, dressing, and eating as people did in several historical periods.
In the Elizabethan one, they drank no water, just beer, wine etc. Sue Perkins did a ‘diary’ piece to camera in which she declared that she had been “off my face since 9 o’clock this morning”.
must have been interesting times and the value and cost of alcohol would have been significant presumably through demands of that time in history
rum being currency in Australia at one time
Witty Rejoinder said:
That’s how Churchill defeated Hitler.
Winston could have drank Hitler under every table in the pub and then gone on to the next establishment.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:do you think people fell off the wagon in olden times because they were crissed as pickets?
Few people got on the wagon in the first place in ‘olden times’, because you couldn’t trust the water supply. You needed to drink something alcoholic to ensure that you didn’t catch something fatal e.g. typhus or cholera.
The most common was hat they called ‘small bee’ – what today we’d call ‘low-alcohol’, around 2% – 3%. Enough to kill the bugs (even though they had no concept of germ theory – they just knew that it worked), but not too debilitating.
The English TV series ‘Supersizers’ with Sue Perkins and Giles Coren involved them living, dressing, and eating as people did in several historical periods.
In the Elizabethan one, they drank no water, just beer, wine etc. Sue Perkins did a ‘diary’ piece to camera in which she declared that she had been “off my face since 9 o’clock this morning”.
So temperance is a fairly modern phenomenon then? Only with the infrastructure to deliver clean and safe drinking water.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:ok
would you like one too?
I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
ok study over for today… cheers
Arts said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:would you like one too?
I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
ok study over for today… cheers
I might have to open a second… cheers
the dog likes rice , veges, dog biscuits and meat plus sometimes a raw egg mixed through
Arts said:
runs in, puffing
Arts said:
party_pants said:would you like one too?
I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
ok study over for today… cheers
Here you go.
chooft
I save one for you.
Was kryten in Melbourne for the boat show?
Peak Warming Man said:
As I understand it.
Was kryten in Melbourne for the boat show?
party_pants said:
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:do you think people fell off the wagon in olden times because they were crissed as pickets?
Few people got on the wagon in the first place in ‘olden times’, because you couldn’t trust the water supply. You needed to drink something alcoholic to ensure that you didn’t catch something fatal e.g. typhus or cholera.
The most common was hat they called ‘small bee’ – what today we’d call ‘low-alcohol’, around 2% – 3%. Enough to kill the bugs (even though they had no concept of germ theory – they just knew that it worked), but not too debilitating.
The English TV series ‘Supersizers’ with Sue Perkins and Giles Coren involved them living, dressing, and eating as people did in several historical periods.
In the Elizabethan one, they drank no water, just beer, wine etc. Sue Perkins did a ‘diary’ piece to camera in which she declared that she had been “off my face since 9 o’clock this morning”.
So temperance is a fairly modern phenomenon then? Only with the infrastructure to deliver clean and safe drinking water.
There’s a really nice piece about drunkenness as a positive tool in Herodotus. Ancient Greece.
In a particular group of people whose name escapes me for the moment. Every decision made drunk was reevaluated sober the next day. And every decision made sober was was reevaluated drunk. I like that idea, like two houses of parliament but with the same people and without opposing parties.
Michael V said:
Arts said:runs in, puffing
Arts said:I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
ok study over for today… cheers
Here you go.
chooft
I save one for you.
Jaysus, MV, you’re short of a gallop.
peers sternly over glasses
sibeen said:
party_pants asked me to save one for Arts. I was just doing as I was told.
Michael V said:
Arts said:runs in, puffingok study over for today… cheers
Here you go.
chooft
I saved one for you.
Jaysus, MV, you’re short of a gallop.
peers sternly over glasses
Michael V said:
Arts said:runs in, puffing
Arts said:I am studying, but I will have one in about an hour.
ok study over for today… cheers
Here you go.
chooft
I save one for you.
thanks fiVe
Michael V said:
sibeen said:party_pants asked me to save one for Arts. I was just doing as I was told.
Michael V said:
runs in, puffingHere you go.
chooft
I saved one for you.
Jaysus, MV, you’re short of a gallop.
peers sternly over glasses
I was commenting upon your lack of aerobic fitness, young man!
sibeen said:
It’s a fair old run!
Michael V said:
sibeen said:party_pants asked me to save one for Arts. I was just doing as I was told.Jaysus, MV, you’re short of a gallop.
peers sternly over glasses
I was commenting upon your lack of aerobic fitness, young man!
sibeen said:
But you are quite right…
Michael V said:
sibeen said:party_pants asked me to save one for Arts. I was just doing as I was told.Jaysus, MV, you’re short of a gallop.
peers sternly over glasses
I was commenting upon your lack of aerobic fitness, young man!
Peak Warming Man said:
Was kryten in Melbourne for the boat show?
Michael V said:
sibeen said:But you are quite right…
Michael V said:
party_pants asked me to save one for Arts. I was just doing as I was told.I was commenting upon your lack of aerobic fitness, young man!
:)
http://www.playground.plus/food/vegans-and-vegetarians-think-they-dont-kill-animals-but-they-do/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=plus
I think I decided pretty much this when I was about 16.
sarahs mum said:
http://www.playground.plus/food/vegans-and-vegetarians-think-they-dont-kill-animals-but-they-do/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=plusI think I decided pretty much this when I was about 16.
It should be pointed out that eating domesticated animals also involves land use changes that can impact native animal populations.
http://www.themercury.com.au/news/opinion/tasweekend-balancing-scales-of-justice-for-sue-neillfraser/news-story/3db43de6c46a2c8401906a512471eea4
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.playground.plus/food/vegans-and-vegetarians-think-they-dont-kill-animals-but-they-do/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=plusI think I decided pretty much this when I was about 16.
It should be pointed out that eating domesticated animals also involves land use changes that can impact native animal populations.
You should read it, then you will discover it is more subtle than that.
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:As I don’t drink alcohol, I am eating some vanilla icecream with a smidge of strawberry topping.
i was imbibing from a young age and from the unlikely source i.e. imitation vanilla essence …and I kept increasing the amount to add to a glass of milk too. Albeit unknowingly and ex-servicemen alerted my mother as he was aware that some serviceman drank straight vanilla essence for that reason when supplies and access was scarce.
There is no alcohol in imitation vanilla essence. Real vanilla essence (I won’t use imitation), on the other hand, has 35% alcohol. The alcohol is how the vanilla is extracted. I don’t know how they do the imitation.
PermeateFree said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.playground.plus/food/vegans-and-vegetarians-think-they-dont-kill-animals-but-they-do/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=plusI think I decided pretty much this when I was about 16.
It should be pointed out that eating domesticated animals also involves land use changes that can impact native animal populations.
You should read it, then you will discover it is more subtle than that.
I did read it.
http://queen.com.au/product/natural-organic-vanilla-essence-extract/
That’s the one I use. I learnt to buy the more expensive, alcoholic one years ago. The flavour is so much better than imitation vanilla essence.
http://queen.com.au/product/imitation-vanilla-essence/
But you have to be careful…this one is a bit deceptive.
http://queen.com.au/product/natural-vanilla-extract-200ml/
I just go straight to the ingredients and look for the alcohol.
dv said:
PermeateFree said:
dv said:It should be pointed out that eating domesticated animals also involves land use changes that can impact native animal populations.
You should read it, then you will discover it is more subtle than that.
I did read it.
I only read a bit of it, but “subtle” is the antonym of the word I would use to describe what I read.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 struck 90 kilometres north of the city of Christchurch, New Zealand, and was felt as far away as Auckland.
The quake, located 20 kilometres south-east of Hanmer Springs at a depth of 16 kilometres, struck just after midnight on Sunday.
http://www.theage.com.au/world/strong-magnitude-66-earthquake-strikes-near-christchurch-new-zealand-20161113-gsofib.html
Witty Rejoinder said:
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 struck 90 kilometres north of the city of Christchurch, New Zealand, and was felt as far away as Auckland.The quake, located 20 kilometres south-east of Hanmer Springs at a depth of 16 kilometres, struck just after midnight on Sunday.
http://www.theage.com.au/world/strong-magnitude-66-earthquake-strikes-near-christchurch-new-zealand-20161113-gsofib.html
jagman just checked into Facebook with ‘safe in Christchurch’ message.
we had barramundi for dinner it was delicious
I am going to watch the Tostee interview on 60 mins now… that is all
Arts said:
we had barramundi for dinner it was deliciousI am going to watch the Tostee interview on 60 mins now… that is all
I’m watching the last couple of episodes of Myhtbusters on SBS on Demand.
It’s kinda sad.
Arts said:
we had barramundi for dinner it was deliciousI am going to watch the Tostee interview on 60 mins now… that is all
Surely there is more to life?
sibeen said:
hmmm let’s see… barramundi and crime… nope… that’s it
Arts said:
we had barramundi for dinner it was deliciousI am going to watch the Tostee interview on 60 mins now… that is all
Surely there is more to life?
Arts said:
we had barramundi for dinner it was deliciousI am going to watch the Tostee interview on 60 mins now… that is all
Ugh… Grief pr0n.
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
we had barramundi for dinner it was deliciousI am going to watch the Tostee interview on 60 mins now… that is all
Ugh… Grief pr0n.
Actually an interesting interview. could have been a better interviewer.
Arts said:
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
we had barramundi for dinner it was deliciousI am going to watch the Tostee interview on 60 mins now… that is all
Ugh… Grief pr0n.
Actually an interesting interview. could have been a better interviewer.
Ok a different approach. Seemed like he was baiting Tostee and defending the media reaction using the public response to the media as his guide. Tactically unkind … but that’s typical. I am glad I watched it. And now for murders in Melbourne.
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
PermeateFree said:You should read it, then you will discover it is more subtle than that.
I did read it.
I only read a bit of it, but “subtle” is the antonym of the word I would use to describe what I read.
Think dv should read it again and The Rev read it all to get a better idea of what the article was about. Rev might then also come to understand that it was the lack of essence of dv’s reply and not the article that required a more subtle appreciation.
PermeateFree said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:I did read it.
I only read a bit of it, but “subtle” is the antonym of the word I would use to describe what I read.
Think dv should read it again and The Rev read it all to get a better idea of what the article was about. Rev might then also come to understand that it was the lack of essence of dv’s reply and not the article that required a more subtle appreciation.
I don’t think rereading it will help much, since I am an attentive reader
dv said:
PermeateFree said:
The Rev Dodgson said:I only read a bit of it, but “subtle” is the antonym of the word I would use to describe what I read.
Think dv should read it again and The Rev read it all to get a better idea of what the article was about. Rev might then also come to understand that it was the lack of essence of dv’s reply and not the article that required a more subtle appreciation.
I don’t think rereading it will help much, since I am an attentive reader
Perhaps you are just insensitive to the thrust of its argument. The article was about vegans thinking that because they do not consume animals are therefore not the cause of animal exploitation or harm, but the article suggests otherwise. There was nothing about the actions of meat eaters not affecting wild animals, in fact I think the article mentioned that do, but on consideration probably less so, as some wild animals can exist alongside domestic ones.
PermeateFree said:
dv said:
PermeateFree said:Think dv should read it again and The Rev read it all to get a better idea of what the article was about. Rev might then also come to understand that it was the lack of essence of dv’s reply and not the article that required a more subtle appreciation.
I don’t think rereading it will help much, since I am an attentive reader
Perhaps you are just insensitive to the thrust of its argument. The article was about vegans thinking that because they do not consume animals are therefore not the cause of animal exploitation or harm, but the article suggests otherwise. There was nothing about the actions of meat eaters not affecting wild animals, in fact I think the article mentioned that do, but on consideration probably less so, as some wild animals can exist alongside domestic ones.
FMD. I know. That’s why I made the comparison.
How do you cope in real life conversations?
dv said:
PermeateFree said:
dv said:I don’t think rereading it will help much, since I am an attentive reader
Perhaps you are just insensitive to the thrust of its argument. The article was about vegans thinking that because they do not consume animals are therefore not the cause of animal exploitation or harm, but the article suggests otherwise. There was nothing about the actions of meat eaters not affecting wild animals, in fact I think the article mentioned that do, but on consideration probably less so, as some wild animals can exist alongside domestic ones.
FMD. I know. That’s why I made the comparison.
How do you cope in real life conversations?
I try to avoid people that jump to conclusions.
PermeateFree said:
dv said:
PermeateFree said:Perhaps you are just insensitive to the thrust of its argument. The article was about vegans thinking that because they do not consume animals are therefore not the cause of animal exploitation or harm, but the article suggests otherwise. There was nothing about the actions of meat eaters not affecting wild animals, in fact I think the article mentioned that do, but on consideration probably less so, as some wild animals can exist alongside domestic ones.
FMD. I know. That’s why I made the comparison.
How do you cope in real life conversations?
I try to avoid people that jump to conclusions.
And by the way dv, if you read my reply above, you will hopefully see that there was no need for your comparison and by making one, indicated you had either not read the article, or did not understand its intention.
I collect badgers. I only need two more for a complete sett.
btm said:
I collect badgers. I only need two more for a complete sett.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIyixC9NsLI
Greetings.
Cold night, sunny cool day….bliss.
Main computer is not happy.
As is my lower back…..too many heavy boxes lifted at work yesterday.
btm said:
I collect badgers. I only need two more for a complete sett.
ha.
PermeateFree said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.playground.plus/food/vegans-and-vegetarians-think-they-dont-kill-animals-but-they-do/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=plusI think I decided pretty much this when I was about 16.
It should be pointed out that eating domesticated animals also involves land use changes that can impact native animal populations.
You should read it, then you will discover it is more subtle than that.
It is a good article anyway. Not that is or needs to be a reason to be a meat eater.
and I agree that all land use has impacts. I’ve never had any delusions about that. As one whom grows as much as I can myself, it is no surprise to me how many animals died for one strawberry to reach my lips. I probably stomped on all of them with my boots.
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
dv said:It should be pointed out that eating domesticated animals also involves land use changes that can impact native animal populations.
You should read it, then you will discover it is more subtle than that.
It is a good article anyway. Not that is or needs to be a reason to be a meat eater.
I agree that all land use has impacts. I’ve never had any delusions about that. As one whom grows as much as I can myself, it is no surprise to me how many animals died for one strawberry to reach my lips. I probably stomped on all of them with my boots.
I could employ chooks to eat them but then I’d have the dilemma of what to do with the chooks.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:You should read it, then you will discover it is more subtle than that.
It is a good article anyway. Not that is or needs to be a reason to be a meat eater.
I agree that all land use has impacts. I’ve never had any delusions about that. As one whom grows as much as I can myself, it is no surprise to me how many animals died for one strawberry to reach my lips. I probably stomped on all of them with my boots.I could employ chooks to eat them but then I’d have the dilemma of what to do with the chooks.
The real issue about me continuing with vegetarianism is all about the experiment.
The answers will be in my memoirs to be published after my death.Good morning Holidayers. Still overcast. I should check the thermometer at the back door, and the BoM for the rain. I haven’t remembered to empty our gauge for a while.
Eight degrees. Haven’t got up to the raingauge and chooks yet, got waylaid by a need to sweep by the back door…
buffy said:
Eight degrees. Haven’t got up to the raingauge and chooks yet, got waylaid by a need to sweep by the back door…
They are shaking again in NZ…
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-13/new-zealand-earthquake-hits-near-christchurch-generating-tsunami/8021922
Look at the picture of the coast road – and they are bothered about some slips on our Great Ocean Road…
kryten said:
buffy said:Eight degrees. Haven’t got up to the raingauge and chooks yet, got waylaid by a need to sweep by the back door…
Have just breakfasted. I found a charging station for the phone so will call buffy later. Can you take the paper over to brennan when you pay the bills, and tell him to grab tomorrows paper.
Yes, I think I’ll go and do a little more data mining this morning and do the sewing this afternoon.
This lot are all a load of slugger beds
No slug-abed here. I’ve been out walking the dog since dawn, now preparing for a busy day.
Cool and windy change overnight, and just heard the NZ news. Crikey.
ruby said:
No slug-abed here. I’ve been out walking the dog since dawn, now preparing for a busy day.Cool and windy change overnight, and just heard the NZ news. Crikey.
Morning ruby. Much the same here and Crikey!
roughbarked said:
ruby said:
No slug-abed here. I’ve been out walking the dog since dawn, now preparing for a busy day.Cool and windy change overnight, and just heard the NZ news. Crikey.
Morning ruby. Much the same here and Crikey!
Trump’s wall downgraded to fence.
I’m still alive.
Trump’s wall is downgraded to fence.
Hope the sky clears for moon photography tonight.
Morning all.
Much cooler and less humid today. 22.2°C and 54% RH in the office here. Overcast and calm. We had rain yesterday afternoon and evening. I have yet to check the bucket (except after the first of five storms – 8 mm then). It seems the first storm took out the personal weather station two blocks away (or his internet), so I can’t report the amount of rain it recorded. BoM tells me nothing about the official station, because it is manual and read at 9am. Anyway it is usually different to here (We seem to get substantially more rain than the beach front.)
roughbarked said:
Hope the sky clears for moon photography tonight.
Michael V said:
Morning all.Much cooler and less humid today. 22.2°C and 54% RH in the office here. Overcast and calm. We had rain yesterday afternoon and evening. I have yet to check the bucket (except after the first of five storms – 8 mm then). It seems the first storm took out the personal weather station two blocks away (or his internet), so I can’t report the amount of rain it recorded. BoM tells me nothing about the official station, because it is manual and read at 9am. Anyway it is usually different to here (We seem to get substantially more rain than the beach front.)
Mornin’ MV. MIL in Imbil had some damage to her house in the storms last
night.
We had some small hail bu.t nothing+ e5…exciting.
*Additional typing by Miss Cecily.
Divine Angel said:
Mornin’ MV. MIL in Imbil had some damage to her house in the storms last
night.We had some small hail bu.t nothing+ e5…exciting.
*Additional typing by Miss Cecily.
I heard that the Supermoon tonight is responsible for the NX earthquake *rolls eyes *
Morning pilgrims, much cooler and pleasant.
Winds from the west will keep the humidity and rain away for a few days.
gets DA a chair
In other news, my sister has bought Little Miss a big girl bed. It will be delivered today.
Divine Angel said:
How much damage?
Mornin’ MV. MIL in Imbil had some damage to her house in the storms last
night.We had some small hail bu.t nothing+ e5…exciting.
*Additional typing by Miss Cecily.
We got 19 mm.
The builders are surprised we have internet. Apparently the rest of the village has lost their connection.
Divine Angel said:
Wow!
I heard that the Supermoon tonight is responsible for the NX earthquake *rolls eyes *
I wonder how they arrived at that conclusion.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:How much damage?
Mornin’ MV. MIL in Imbil had some damage to her house in the storms last
night.We had some small hail bu.t nothing+ e5…exciting.
*Additional typing by Miss Cecily.
We got 19 mm.
The builders are surprised we have internet. Apparently the rest of the village has lost their connection.
What internet do you have there Michael, wireless, cable, phoneline?
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Wow!
I heard that the Supermoon tonight is responsible for the NX earthquake *rolls eyes *
I wonder how they arrived at that conclusion.
Peak Warming Man said:
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:How much damage?
Mornin’ MV. MIL in Imbil had some damage to her house in the storms last
night.We had some small hail bu.t nothing+ e5…exciting.
*Additional typing by Miss Cecily.
We got 19 mm.
The builders are surprised we have internet. Apparently the rest of the village has lost their connection.
What internet do you have there Michael, wireless, cable, phoneline?
She lost solar panels and her hot water system. Her neighbours’ house front was peeled away and almost lost their roof. There were also several felled trees on MIL’s property.
Tamb said:
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Wow!
I heard that the Supermoon tonight is responsible for the NX earthquake *rolls eyes *
I wonder how they arrived at that conclusion.
It was the chemtrails.
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:
Michael V said:
Wow!I wonder how they arrived at that conclusion.
It was the chemtrails.
and rice can be used to dry out your mobile phone after the flood.
He’s obviously a stooge for Big Rice.
I’m off to do stuff. Back later.
the stooges will be happy…
https://www.greatagain.gov/policy/energy-independence.html
Peak Warming Man said:
ADSL
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:How much damage?
Mornin’ MV. MIL in Imbil had some damage to her house in the storms last
night.We had some small hail bu.t nothing+ e5…exciting.
*Additional typing by Miss Cecily.
We got 19 mm.
The builders are surprised we have internet. Apparently the rest of the village has lost their connection.
What internet do you have there Michael, wireless, cable, phoneline?
Tamb said:
Ah, I understand now…
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Wow!
I heard that the Supermoon tonight is responsible for the NX earthquake *rolls eyes *
I wonder how they arrived at that conclusion.
It was the chemtrails.
;)
Divine Angel said:
Bloody!
She lost solar panels and her hot water system. Her neighbours’ house front was peeled away and almost lost their roof. There were also several felled trees on MIL’s property.
Divine Angel said:
wow
Tamb said:
Michael V said:
Wow!I wonder how they arrived at that conclusion.
It was the chemtrails.!https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15085685_1169930396432157_7359013250850845647_n.png?oh=1a9791a6f2b711baf7dc7c042d677d12&oe=58C6CA9F
morning folks
stumpy_seahorse said:
Morning. Have they let you out yet?
morning folks
Michael V said:
stumpy_seahorse said:Morning. Have they let you out yet?
morning folks
yeah, just got home
stumpy_seahorse said:
Michael V said:
stumpy_seahorse said:Morning. Have they let you out yet?
morning folks
yeah, just got home
:) I hope you are feeling.
sarahs mum said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
Michael V said:
Morning. Have they let you out yet?yeah, just got home
:) I hope you are feeling.
LOL
sarahs mum said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
Michael V said:
Morning. Have they let you out yet?yeah, just got home
:) I hope you are feeling.
still got some numbness, but where it it wearing off, the calcium is making ache.
hoping to be back to nnormal tomorrow
Be bold with bananas.
sibeen said:
na.
sarahs mum said:
sibeen said:
na.
na na.
sarahs mum said:
sibeen said:
na.K
sibeen said:
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Be bold with bananas.
looks at watch
He’s started early.
stumpy_seahorse said:
Good.
Michael V said:
stumpy_seahorse said:Morning. Have they let you out yet?
morning folks
yeah, just got home
:)
sarahs mum said:
Green bananas make quite a good starchy vegetable. They are used that way in tropical countries around the world. Except Australia.
sibeen said:
na.
JudgeMental said:
ROFL
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
ROFL
I’ve got one! Jackson Pollack Blue Poles. It’s my favourite jigsaw puzzle.
New bird to add to my yard list. A few days ago was black duck, but I have seen that here before.
The new bird, never before seen in my yard was:
(play fanfare here)
Sulfur Crested Cockatoo.
mollwollfumble said:
Plenty here.
New bird to add to my yard list. A few days ago was black duck, but I have seen that here before.The new bird, never before seen in my yard was:
(play fanfare here)
Sulfur Crested Cockatoo.
:)
Michael V said:
mollwollfumble said:Plenty here.
New bird to add to my yard list. A few days ago was black duck, but I have seen that here before.The new bird, never before seen in my yard was:
(play fanfare here)
Sulfur Crested Cockatoo.
:)
ditto…
sibeen said:
what is the orange stuff?
Leon Russell dead :/
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
what is the orange stuff?
I think it is spam.
stumpy_seahorse said:
Michael V said:
mollwollfumble said:Plenty here.
New bird to add to my yard list. A few days ago was black duck, but I have seen that here before.The new bird, never before seen in my yard was:
(play fanfare here)
Sulfur Crested Cockatoo.
:)
ditto…
Never seen one here. Yellow tailed blacks however..
Greetings
Cymek said:
Greetings
ello.
This was the one I was looking for the other day…before I decided to stop looking at the election shambles.
I laughed.
kii said:
This was the one I was looking for the other day…before I decided to stop looking at the election shambles.I laughed.
i didn’t laff.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
This was the one I was looking for the other day…before I decided to stop looking at the election shambles.I laughed.
i didn’t laff.
There’s a slew of Biden memes…..I’m a bit stress-hysterical…..they make me laugh.
I made a decision as I folded the laundry – I won’t refer to them as The Republicans anymore. From now on they are The Regressives.
Have to get ready for this Holidays!!!!! work meeting :/
Gawd I loathe these things.
I might just sit in a corner and cry.
kii said:
Have to get ready for this Holidays!!!!! work meeting :/Gawd I loathe these things.
I might just sit in a corner and cry.
Happy Thanksgiving!
kii said:
Have to get ready for this Holidays!!!!! work meeting :/Gawd I loathe these things.
I might just sit in a corner and cry.
Ease your stress by designing TRUMP VOTERS NOT SERVED HERE signs to secretly stick on the shop windows.
Mr Car. I found this yesterday and have since been romanticising building a folly/studio.
http://www.cuthbertwhite.com/properties/watchtower/
sarahs mum said:
Mr Car. I found this yesterday and have since been romanticising building a folly/studio.http://www.cuthbertwhite.com/properties/watchtower/
Ha, very cute.
Only 20% chance of rain so I’m going for a walk later this afternoon to enjoy all the hawthorn in bloom. If it’s still in bloom.
Bubblecar said:
Only 20% chance of rain so I’m going for a walk later this afternoon to enjoy all the hawthorn in bloom. If it’s still in bloom.
It has fined up here some..I might hang out some washing..
I should do something about cleaning up the debris after cat 5 Cyclone Cecily.
Half of it is my fault though; I pulled out all her toys and books while looking for bits and pieces to complete various collections/puzzles. I did put everything back however she thought it was more fun repeatedly tipping everything out. She’s quite good at cleaning up her bath toys and plates though, so that’s something.
Divine Angel said:
I should do something about cleaning up the debris after cat 5 Cyclone Cecily.Half of it is my fault though; I pulled out all her toys and books while looking for bits and pieces to complete various collections/puzzles. I did put everything back however she thought it was more fun repeatedly tipping everything out. She’s quite good at cleaning up her bath toys and plates though, so that’s something.
Gees… have you actually managed to keep that child alive this long?? who would have thought it???
I once had a job that I loathed. I got a new job…
IKR. It’s tough for Jasmine to look after her while I’m at work all day, and studying when I’m home.
However, the Family Peace people say children only need 8 minutes of undivided attention a day so I manage to get that done most days
sarahs mum said:
I had intended to build a folly in Brisbane. It was to be a spiral staircase around 8 metres high, centrally supported on a 300mm circular column with a trapdoor and platform on top. To capture the city views. But I was too busy/lazy to build it.
Mr Car. I found this yesterday and have since been romanticising building a folly/studio.http://www.cuthbertwhite.com/properties/watchtower/
Divine Angel said:
IKR. It’s tough for Jasmine to look after her while I’m at work all day, and studying when I’m home.However, the Family Peace people say children only need 8 minutes of undivided attention a day so I manage to get that done most days
Thank God for the wolvez…
so we got completely gazumped on the weekend at an auction… the place sold for $80k over our ceiling bid
seems two parties were willing to take it whole lot higher than we were
Bloke on the ABC astronomical spokesperson said, “the full moon always rises at sunset”. What a dick.
Poik hasn’t reported in from Orange Free State today yet.
roughbarked said:
What’s wrong with him saying that?
Bloke on the ABC astronomical spokesperson said, “the full moon always rises at sunset”. What a dick.
roughbarked said:
Bloke on the ABC astronomical spokesperson said, “the full moon always rises at sunset”. What a dick.
“The Moon’s 29.5 day orbit around Earth is not quite circular. … The full moon rises at Sunset, the Dark Moon rises at Sunrise. The First Quarter rises at Noon and the last Quarter rises at Midnight.”
diddly-squat said:
so we got completely gazumped on the weekend at an auction… the place sold for $80k over our ceiling bid
seems two parties were willing to take it whole lot higher than we were
Bummer.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:What’s wrong with him saying that?
Bloke on the ABC astronomical spokesperson said, “the full moon always rises at sunset”. What a dick.
DST
Peak Warming Man said:
Poik hasn’t reported in from Orange Free State today yet.
probs been shot or trapped on his way to work…
diddly-squat said:
Out-bid – bummer. At least you weren’t goaded into going higher than you wanted.so we got completely gazumped on the weekend at an auction… the place sold for $80k over our ceiling bid
seems two parties were willing to take it whole lot higher than we were
(I’ve been out-bid twice at house auctions.)
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:so we got completely gazumped on the weekend at an auction… the place sold for $80k over our ceiling bid
seems two parties were willing to take it whole lot higher than we were
Bummer.
it just shits me – the people that got the block own the property behind it and I have a feeling they bought it to stop anyone else building on it…
cashed up baby-boomers that have $800k to spend on a bigger back yard…
diddly-squat said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Poik hasn’t reported in from Orange Free State today yet.
probs been shot or trapped on his way to work…
Yeah they’d see him a mile away riding along with his flashing helmet and his hires vest and his lycra pants stuffed with cotton wool.
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:so we got completely gazumped on the weekend at an auction… the place sold for $80k over our ceiling bid
seems two parties were willing to take it whole lot higher than we were
Bummer.
it just shits me – the people that got the block own the property behind it and I have a feeling they bought it to stop anyone else building on it…
cashed up baby-boomers that have $800k to spend on a bigger back yard…
Some people will do anything to keep the view.
Michael V said:
diddly-squat said:Out-bid – bummer. At least you weren’t goaded into going higher than you wanted.so we got completely gazumped on the weekend at an auction… the place sold for $80k over our ceiling bid
seems two parties were willing to take it whole lot higher than we were
(I’ve been out-bid twice at house auctions.)
we had a limit and we stuck to it… if we didn’t we simply wouldn’t have been able to afford to build.
diddly-squat said:
so we got completely gazumped on the weekend at an auction… the place sold for $80k over our ceiling bid
seems two parties were willing to take it whole lot higher than we were
better luck next time
We went to see Doctor Strange. It was okay, like Inception meets Kill Bill and Harry Potter.
At the hospital, they used defibrillators to revive him when his heart had stopped. I wonder if it is actually possible to kill that trope.
dv said:
We went to see Doctor Strange. It was okay, like Inception meets Kill Bill and Harry Potter.At the hospital, they used defibrillators to revive him when his heart had stopped. I wonder if it is actually possible to kill that trope.
CLEAR!
I am studying for tomorrow’s exam.. I have acronyms out the wazoo. But they help. It’s a lot of information.
also my avocado tree is growing.. won’t be long until I can plant it
Arts said:
also my avocado tree is growing.. won’t be long until I can plant it
Not if you have frosts. And if like mine you have grown it from a seed it may not be fertile as a single plant.
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
also my avocado tree is growing.. won’t be long until I can plant it
Not if you have frosts. And if like mine you have grown it from a seed it may not be fertile as a single plant.
the internet lied to me? well, I never…
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
also my avocado tree is growing.. won’t be long until I can plant it
Not if you have frosts. And if like mine you have grown it from a seed it may not be fertile as a single plant.
Maybe you two can arrange mating visits
dv said:
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
also my avocado tree is growing.. won’t be long until I can plant it
Not if you have frosts. And if like mine you have grown it from a seed it may not be fertile as a single plant.
Maybe you two can arrange mating visits
my tree is still just a baby.. I don’t think that’s legal
Bevis turned up again, to check if the mower needs new blades as well as a belt. He’s now off to Longford to get a new belt. Looking very old and frail.
I’m back.
buffy said:
I’m back.
I’m not.
Bubblecar said:
Bevis turned up again, to check if the mower needs new blades as well as a belt. He’s now off to Longford to get a new belt. Looking very old and frail.
The old and frail ploy hey.
Don’t even think of giving him a cup of tea.
And only ever give them a cup of tap water after they have finished.
Has anyone had any experience with one man posthole diggers?
mollwollfumble said:
buffy said:I’m back.
I’m not.
Ah, but I have done more work. Mc, N, O, P, Q (well there weren’t any in that bit), and R are done. Only S to Z to go…
Peak Warming Man said:
Has anyone had any experience with one man posthole diggers?
Like an auger? There is one in the shed here. I’ve watched Mr buffy use it…it’s a problem when you hit the volcanic rocks around here and the thing goes sideways down the side of the rock.
Peak Warming Man said:
Has anyone had any experience with one man posthole diggers?
Yea, be careful of the one man you pick.
Peak Warming Man said:
“Studies have shown that an ant can carry one hundred times its own weight, but there is no known limit to the lifting power of the average tiny eighty-year-old Spanish peasant grandmother.”
Bubblecar said:
Bevis turned up again, to check if the mower needs new blades as well as a belt. He’s now off to Longford to get a new belt. Looking very old and frail.
The old and frail ploy hey.
Don’t even think of giving him a cup of tea.
And only ever give them a cup of tap water after they have finished.
― Terry Pratchett, Reaper Man
So South Park is pretty good this year
Arts said:
Avocado seeds sprout in my compost bin.
also my avocado tree is growing.. won’t be long until I can plant it
Arts said:
Hahahahahahahahaha!
dv said:
AwesomeO said:Not if you have frosts. And if like mine you have grown it from a seed it may not be fertile as a single plant.
Maybe you two can arrange mating visits
my tree is still just a baby.. I don’t think that’s legal
:)
buffy said:
phewI’m back.
I was worried, but got distracted by the cricket and the builders insulating and sheeting the shed.
Peak Warming Man said:
Is this a petrol powered auger? They can be difficult to handle at times, especially if there are rocks in the soil.
Has anyone had any experience with one man posthole diggers?
Michael V said:
Arts said:Avocado seeds sprout in my compost bin.
also my avocado tree is growing.. won’t be long until I can plant it
I got one of them to the two year stage….and then a frost or a hot day got it once I’d planted it out. I can’t remember….I think I’ve killed about 5 by frost or heat so far. I am trying, yet again, with a bought one. One here in Penshurst, and one in Casterton. The thing should grow in Casterton, I have successful citrus there. But that is where I’ve killed them all so far.
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:Is this a petrol powered auger? They can be difficult to handle at times, especially if there are rocks in the soil.
Has anyone had any experience with one man posthole diggers?
Well I’m looking at buying one but I’m wondering if reports that if you hit a tree root it could throw you into the neighbours place are true or not.
Peak Warming Man said:
Get one for the back of your tractor. Tractors are more difficult to throw.
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:Is this a petrol powered auger? They can be difficult to handle at times, especially if there are rocks in the soil.
Has anyone had any experience with one man posthole diggers?
Well I’m looking at buying one but I’m wondering if reports that if you hit a tree root it could throw you into the neighbours place are true or not.
Peak Warming Man said:
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:Is this a petrol powered auger? They can be difficult to handle at times, especially if there are rocks in the soil.
Has anyone had any experience with one man posthole diggers?
Well I’m looking at buying one but I’m wondering if reports that if you hit a tree root it could throw you into the neighbours place are true or not.
You need something like this…no need for a gym membership and if you hit a tree root it just stops….
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:Is this a petrol powered auger? They can be difficult to handle at times, especially if there are rocks in the soil.
Has anyone had any experience with one man posthole diggers?
Youtube should have some instructional videos, like this one
Oh, forgot something:
;)
poik, you’re alive… we were afraid you’d been shot or trapped or something…
just had a beautiful laksa for lunch.. in the sunshine.. now back to it
I may be going a bit weird…I just split up some cypress so I could stack it by the heater in the kitchen. It smells magnificent.
you can buy these and it doesn’t damage the kernel like the toothpick method.. but I think mine is currently doing ok. Still a way to go before I can plant it, but I think it’ll do ok (even just as a plant) since we don’t get too much frost here and I can keep it protected if needed…. we’ll see.. it is a cheap and tasty experiment
Who was talking about difficult jigsaw puzzles before? I have ordered this for my nerd nephew. I’m hoping he hasn’t already got it.
http://www.puzzlewarehouse.com/Tetris-Kaleidoscope-31521.html
Arts said:
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you can buy these and it doesn’t damage the kernel like the toothpick method.. but I think mine is currently doing ok. Still a way to go before I can plant it, but I think it’ll do ok (even just as a plant) since we don’t get too much frost here and I can keep it protected if needed…. we’ll see.. it is a cheap and tasty experiment
Is that for removing the seed after you’ve cut it in half? I just gently squeeze and the seed pops up. I didn’t know you were supposed to have a gadget for it.
Oh, hang on, you are talking about growing the seed, aren’t you. Mine just come up in the compost, like MVs and then I put them into pots. At least that is what I did before.
Arts said:
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you can buy these and it doesn’t damage the kernel like the toothpick method.. but I think mine is currently doing ok. Still a way to go before I can plant it, but I think it’ll do ok (even just as a plant) since we don’t get too much frost here and I can keep it protected if needed…. we’ll see.. it is a cheap and tasty experiment
You don’t need toothpicks. If you think about it they don’t use toothpicks in nature. I soaked 3 in water overnight then planted. All three came up, two died in frosts, the one under the veranda survives still and is a nice looking glossy green plant. But they hate the cold, even a cold wind is enough to shrivel the leaves.
buffy said:
Arts said:
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you can buy these and it doesn’t damage the kernel like the toothpick method.. but I think mine is currently doing ok. Still a way to go before I can plant it, but I think it’ll do ok (even just as a plant) since we don’t get too much frost here and I can keep it protected if needed…. we’ll see.. it is a cheap and tasty experiment
Is that for removing the seed after you’ve cut it in half? I just gently squeeze and the seed pops up. I didn’t know you were supposed to have a gadget for it.
no it’s to grow the tree.. the home method is to put four toothpicks in it to hold onto the water filler glass, but the word is that the toothpicks damage the kernel and you can’t get it to grow… so this allows the seed to sit in the water without the toothpicks
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
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you can buy these and it doesn’t damage the kernel like the toothpick method.. but I think mine is currently doing ok. Still a way to go before I can plant it, but I think it’ll do ok (even just as a plant) since we don’t get too much frost here and I can keep it protected if needed…. we’ll see.. it is a cheap and tasty experiment
You don’t need toothpicks. If you think about it they don’t use toothpicks in nature. I soaked 3 in water overnight then planted. All three came up, two died in frosts, the one under the veranda survives still and is a nice looking glossy green plant. But they hate the cold, even a cold wind is enough to shrivel the leaves.
noted. I’ll watch it come winter time.
I don’t know why they do the water toothpick thing, but for me it’s working and the kids are watching it grow.. I like that
AwesomeO said:
Is it in a pot?
Arts said:
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you can buy these and it doesn’t damage the kernel like the toothpick method.. but I think mine is currently doing ok. Still a way to go before I can plant it, but I think it’ll do ok (even just as a plant) since we don’t get too much frost here and I can keep it protected if needed…. we’ll see.. it is a cheap and tasty experiment
You don’t need toothpicks. If you think about it they don’t use toothpicks in nature. I soaked 3 in water overnight then planted. All three came up, two died in frosts, the one under the veranda survives still and is a nice looking glossy green plant. But they hate the cold, even a cold wind is enough to shrivel the leaves.
diddly-squat said:
poik, you’re alive… we were afraid you’d been shot or trapped or something…
Something’s on the cards. Looks like SFF party are in based on Labor party preferencing…and the local labor member telling people to vote SFF….
anyway.. better get back to it or tomorrow I’ll be writing:
three way to destabilise thought are Sociological Imagination, Cultural Ethnography and growing avocado seeds
Arts said:
anyway.. better get back to it or tomorrow I’ll be writing:
three way to destabilise thought are Sociological Imagination, Cultural Ethnography and growing avocado seeds
Which might, or might not, get marks for lateral thinking.
Michael V said:
AwesomeO said:Is it in a pot?
Arts said:
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you can buy these and it doesn’t damage the kernel like the toothpick method.. but I think mine is currently doing ok. Still a way to go before I can plant it, but I think it’ll do ok (even just as a plant) since we don’t get too much frost here and I can keep it protected if needed…. we’ll see.. it is a cheap and tasty experiment
You don’t need toothpicks. If you think about it they don’t use toothpicks in nature. I soaked 3 in water overnight then planted. All three came up, two died in frosts, the one under the veranda survives still and is a nice looking glossy green plant. But they hate the cold, even a cold wind is enough to shrivel the leaves.
Yes.
Cheers. I might try that when the next one sprouts.
Arts said:
anyway.. better get back to it or tomorrow I’ll be writing:
three way to destabilise thought are Sociological Imagination, Cultural Ethnography and growing avocado seeds
Alcohol inebriation
jen’s bangin’ ‘way on the platform
yeah’t shower day
solar panel a scrub did clean ‘em
yes was very dirty
got job to do yonder out that farm
whateva’s‘n elsely
tried elselies there plural no fittin’t
it is not necessary
‘ear’t few bird out there be chirpin’
yes, happy birdies
sup^erfluous comma justified line^
‘n’ I betta get busy
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:poik, you’re alive… we were afraid you’d been shot or trapped or something…
Something’s on the cards. Looks like SFF party are in based on Labor party preferencing…and the local labor member telling people to vote SFF….
those pinko-commies would do anything to keep the LibNats out…
Michael V said:
AwesomeO said:Is it in a pot?
Arts said:
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you can buy these and it doesn’t damage the kernel like the toothpick method.. but I think mine is currently doing ok. Still a way to go before I can plant it, but I think it’ll do ok (even just as a plant) since we don’t get too much frost here and I can keep it protected if needed…. we’ll see.. it is a cheap and tasty experiment
You don’t need toothpicks. If you think about it they don’t use toothpicks in nature. I soaked 3 in water overnight then planted. All three came up, two died in frosts, the one under the veranda survives still and is a nice looking glossy green plant. But they hate the cold, even a cold wind is enough to shrivel the leaves.
https://www.avoseedo.com/how-it-works/
Designed to unnecessarily separate people from their money…
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!
and i hear the other guy is going to build a wall and send all those victorians south.
JudgeMental said:
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!and i hear the other guy is going to build a wall and send all those victorians south.
‘bout time the Victorians paid for something.
JudgeMental said:
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!and i hear the other guy is going to build a wall and send all those victorians south.
and appparently all those who ‘forgot’ to vote are migrating to kweensland…
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!
Twas all just an awful dream, I mean who’d elect Ja Ja Binks as president
stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!and i hear the other guy is going to build a wall and send all those victorians south.
and appparently all those who ‘forgot’ to vote are migrating to kweensland…
looks like things are on the up everywhere.. Australia had a great first day against RSA in Perth… we should have this wrapped up in a few days…
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!Twas all just an awful dream, I mean who’d elect Ja Ja Binks as president
less than 25% of the eligible voters.. what a system, hey
Cymek said:
Hmmm… yousa point is well seen.
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!Twas all just an awful dream, I mean who’d elect Ja Ja Binks as president
stumpy_seahorse said:
Cymek said:Hmmm… yousa point is well seen.
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!Twas all just an awful dream, I mean who’d elect Ja Ja Binks as president
Betcha betcha
diddly-squat said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:and i hear the other guy is going to build a wall and send all those victorians south.
and appparently all those who ‘forgot’ to vote are migrating to kweensland…
looks like things are on the up everywhere.. Australia had a great first day against RSA in Perth… we should have this wrapped up in a few days…
we’re going to win because we’re winners, that’s all we know what to do .. win…
Cymek said:
Oh Gooberfish
stumpy_seahorse said:
Cymek said:Hmmm… yousa point is well seen.Twas all just an awful dream, I mean who’d elect Ja Ja Binks as president
Betcha betcha
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:
stumpy_seahorse said:and appparently all those who ‘forgot’ to vote are migrating to kweensland…
looks like things are on the up everywhere.. Australia had a great first day against RSA in Perth… we should have this wrapped up in a few days…
we’re going to win because we’re winners, that’s all we know what to do .. win…
I thought we were fixers?…
Dropbear said:
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!Twas all just an awful dream, I mean who’d elect Ja Ja Binks as president
less than 25% of the eligible voters.. what a system, hey
This is the 4th time in the history of the electoral college that the system has returned a winner that has had less overall votes than the other candidate. This represents a failure rate of 7.0%… we should just more FIFA to Washington and be done with it…
i think the winner takes all system of electoral college votes is a bit silly, but no one asked me to fix the american democratic system
Dropbear said:
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
afternoon all! not long until that American Election now .. thankfully that Clinton is a shoe-in!Twas all just an awful dream, I mean who’d elect Ja Ja Binks as president
less than 25% of the eligible voters.. what a system, hey
You mean there is a system? I’ve been trying, but I don’t understand how it’s done.
buffy said:
Dropbear said:
Cymek said:Twas all just an awful dream, I mean who’d elect Ja Ja Binks as president
less than 25% of the eligible voters.. what a system, hey
You mean there is a system? I’ve been trying, but I don’t understand how it’s done.
This explains it quite well
buffy said:
Dropbear said:
Cymek said:Twas all just an awful dream, I mean who’d elect Ja Ja Binks as president
less than 25% of the eligible voters.. what a system, hey
You mean there is a system? I’ve been trying, but I don’t understand how it’s done.
What don’t you get?
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:
Dropbear said:less than 25% of the eligible voters.. what a system, hey
You mean there is a system? I’ve been trying, but I don’t understand how it’s done.
What don’t you get?
How a grub like Trump gets elected.
Dropbear said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:You mean there is a system? I’ve been trying, but I don’t understand how it’s done.
What don’t you get?
How a grub like Trump gets elected.
Because people are stupid.
Well, I guess what I don’t get is how a federal position, for which all Americans can vote, can be decided effectively by the states. As I said a couple of days ago, if you are going to have a directly elected president, and not a prime minister chosen by the winning party, just put up the candidates, get everyone to vote and see what happens. You don’t need those middlemen.
poikilotherm said:
buffy said:
Dropbear said:less than 25% of the eligible voters.. what a system, hey
You mean there is a system? I’ve been trying, but I don’t understand how it’s done.
This explains it quite well
I may have been misleading. I do follow what is done, I just can’t see any real logic to it.
Dropbear said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:You mean there is a system? I’ve been trying, but I don’t understand how it’s done.
What don’t you get?
How a grub like Trump gets elected.
And if it isn’t compulsory voting, it’s not democratic. And I mean by compulsory voting, you have the right to turn up, get ticked off the roll and then just put the plain ballot paper, or an adulterated one, into the box. But you should at least think about it. It is the responsibility of citizens.
buffy said:
Well, I guess what I don’t get is how a federal position, for which all Americans can vote, can be decided effectively by the states. As I said a couple of days ago, if you are going to have a directly elected president, and not a prime minister chosen by the winning party, just put up the candidates, get everyone to vote and see what happens. You don’t need those middlemen.
You’d think that’s how it would work
buffy said:
And if it isn’t compulsory voting, it’s not democratic. And I mean by compulsory voting, you have the right to turn up, get ticked off the roll and then just put the plain ballot paper, or an adulterated one, into the box. But you should at least think about it. It is the responsibility of citizens.
I’ve tried to explain to a few people here the pride I had in being able to vote. My parents made me aware of this important right.
buffy said:
And if it isn’t compulsory voting, it’s not democratic. And I mean by compulsory voting, you have the right to turn up, get ticked off the roll and then just put the plain ballot paper, or an adulterated one, into the box. But you should at least think about it. It is the responsibility of citizens.
Are you trying to wake up bubblecar?
I’m supposed to be asleep. Early start in the morning.
Shhhh….
buffy said:
And if it isn’t compulsory voting, it’s not democratic. And I mean by compulsory voting, you have the right to turn up, get ticked off the roll and then just put the plain ballot paper, or an adulterated one, into the box. But you should at least think about it. It is the responsibility of citizens.
Many people don’t think and many more are not responsible citizens, yet you want these people to make decisions for you?
buffy said:
Well, I guess what I don’t get is how a federal position, for which all Americans can vote, can be decided effectively by the states. As I said a couple of days ago, if you are going to have a directly elected president, and not a prime minister chosen by the winning party, just put up the candidates, get everyone to vote and see what happens. You don’t need those middlemen.
The electoral college means the president isn’t directly elected per se. It was created precisely because the people in charge were fearful of a direct vote and what sort of candidates might get up.
poikilotherm said:
buffy said:And if it isn’t compulsory voting, it’s not democratic. And I mean by compulsory voting, you have the right to turn up, get ticked off the roll and then just put the plain ballot paper, or an adulterated one, into the box. But you should at least think about it. It is the responsibility of citizens.
Are you trying to wake up bubblecar?
Bubblecar and I do not agree on this or bike helmets.
:)
PermeateFree said:
buffy said:And if it isn’t compulsory voting, it’s not democratic. And I mean by compulsory voting, you have the right to turn up, get ticked off the roll and then just put the plain ballot paper, or an adulterated one, into the box. But you should at least think about it. It is the responsibility of citizens.
Many people don’t think and many more are not responsible citizens, yet you want these people to make decisions for you?
Yes, I want them to turn up and be aware. I’ll make my own decisions.
kii said:
:)
buffy said:And if it isn’t compulsory voting, it’s not democratic. And I mean by compulsory voting, you have the right to turn up, get ticked off the roll and then just put the plain ballot paper, or an adulterated one, into the box. But you should at least think about it. It is the responsibility of citizens.
I’ve tried to explain to a few people here the pride I had in being able to vote. My parents made me aware of this important right.
poikilotherm said:
smirk
buffy said:And if it isn’t compulsory voting, it’s not democratic. And I mean by compulsory voting, you have the right to turn up, get ticked off the roll and then just put the plain ballot paper, or an adulterated one, into the box. But you should at least think about it. It is the responsibility of citizens.
Are you trying to wake up bubblecar?
Anyway, I’m making another Old Lady Blouse for Mum. I’d better get back to it.
buffy said:
PermeateFree said:
buffy said:And if it isn’t compulsory voting, it’s not democratic. And I mean by compulsory voting, you have the right to turn up, get ticked off the roll and then just put the plain ballot paper, or an adulterated one, into the box. But you should at least think about it. It is the responsibility of citizens.
Many people don’t think and many more are not responsible citizens, yet you want these people to make decisions for you?
Yes, I want them to turn up and be aware. I’ll make my own decisions.
Trouble is you are bound by the majority vote. I would have thought you would want the most responsible voters to help you decide the way to go.
kii said:
I’m supposed to be asleep. Early start in the morning.Shhhh….
Runs around banging pots and pans lids
PermeateFree said:
buffy said:
PermeateFree said:Many people don’t think and many more are not responsible citizens, yet you want these people to make decisions for you?
Yes, I want them to turn up and be aware. I’ll make my own decisions.
Trouble is you are bound by the majority vote. I would have thought you would want the most responsible voters to help you decide the way to go.
If you had a popular vote then you could get a megalomaniacal clown like Trump getting the gong
PermeateFree said:
buffy said:
PermeateFree said:Many people don’t think and many more are not responsible citizens, yet you want these people to make decisions for you?
Yes, I want them to turn up and be aware. I’ll make my own decisions.
Trouble is you are bound by the majority vote. I would have thought you would want the most responsible voters to help you decide the way to go.
Do like we do they vote for the party that is the best liar and they put up the president when they get in
furious said:
- Runs around banging pots and pans lids
Genuine lulz
Dropbear said:
PermeateFree said:
buffy said:Yes, I want them to turn up and be aware. I’ll make my own decisions.
Trouble is you are bound by the majority vote. I would have thought you would want the most responsible voters to help you decide the way to go.
If you had a popular vote then you could get a megalomaniacal clown like Trump getting the gong
So do you think all the ones who couldn’t care less would have done any better?
PermeateFree said:
Dropbear said:
PermeateFree said:Trouble is you are bound by the majority vote. I would have thought you would want the most responsible voters to help you decide the way to go.
If you had a popular vote then you could get a megalomaniacal clown like Trump getting the gong
So do you think all the ones who couldn’t care less would have done any better?
Pardon? Use your words..
PermeateFree said:
Dropbear said:
PermeateFree said:Trouble is you are bound by the majority vote. I would have thought you would want the most responsible voters to help you decide the way to go.
If you had a popular vote then you could get a megalomaniacal clown like Trump getting the gong
So do you think all the ones who couldn’t care less would have done any better?
Possibl;y the result was a subset of how the votes would have gone if everyone voted anyway, you’d think that Trump supporters would be less likely to vote due to inbreeding and such
Dropbear said:
PermeateFree said:
Dropbear said:If you had a popular vote then you could get a megalomaniacal clown like Trump getting the gong
So do you think all the ones who couldn’t care less would have done any better?
Pardon? Use your words..
Place a comma after less.
PermeateFree said:
Dropbear said:
PermeateFree said:So do you think all the ones who couldn’t care less would have done any better?
Pardon? Use your words..
Place a comma after less.
You’ve lost me, but I was being ironic in that they ended up with an assclown like Trump and he lost the popular vote. The whole reason for not having a true popularist vote is supposedly to keep the Trumps out
Dropbear said:
PermeateFree said:
Dropbear said:Pardon? Use your words..
Place a comma after less.
You’ve lost me, but I was being ironic in that they ended up with an assclown like Trump and he lost the popular vote. The whole reason for not having a true popularist vote is supposedly to keep the Trumps out
Do most North Americans get irony
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
PermeateFree said:Place a comma after less.
You’ve lost me, but I was being ironic in that they ended up with an assclown like Trump and he lost the popular vote. The whole reason for not having a true popularist vote is supposedly to keep the Trumps out
Do most North Americans get irony
yeah…
it’s like raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnm….
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
PermeateFree said:Place a comma after less.
You’ve lost me, but I was being ironic in that they ended up with an assclown like Trump and he lost the popular vote. The whole reason for not having a true popularist vote is supposedly to keep the Trumps out
Do most North Americans get irony
I don’t think Cliff Clavin gets it but Norm’s all over it.
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong track
Queensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
Can it backtrack or does it have to go all the way to the end of the line and come back
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
You musta gotten a trainee train driver.
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
Crazy, but that’s how it goes
Millions of people living as foes
Maybe it’s not too late
To learn how to love
And forget how to hate
Mental wounds not healing
Life’s a bitter shame
I’m going off the rails on a crazy train
I’m going off the rails on a crazy train
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
pretty sure your driver’s shift is about to finish…
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
Can it backtrack or does it have to go all the way to the end of the line and come back
Reversed and we’re back on the right line now..
I’m going to say we were seconds from disaster, just to build the tension.. But srsly
Divine Angel said:
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
You musta gotten a trainee train driver.
No such fucking thing :) can’t find them. Don’t exist
diddly-squat said:
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
pretty sure your driver’s shift is about to finish…
Pretty sure the driver doesn’t actually steer the train.. :)
diddly-squat said:
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
pretty sure your driver’s shift is about to finish…
Pretty sure the driver doesn’t actually steer the train.. :)
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
Can it backtrack or does it have to go all the way to the end of the line and come back
he’ll be right…
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
pretty sure your driver’s shift is about to finish…
Pretty sure the driver doesn’t actually steer the train.. :)
they tried to give him the electric chair…
but he was a really bad conductor….
Yay Redcliffe rail line. Finally running, still screwing people over. You’re welcome.
Divine Angel said:
Yay Redcliffe rail line. Finally running,
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:
Dropbear said:
Awesome. Our train just took the wrong trackQueensland Fucking Rail, ladies and germs
pretty sure your driver’s shift is about to finish…
Pretty sure the driver doesn’t actually steer the train.. :)
well you will live out in the Boondocks…
stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
Yay Redcliffe rail line. Finally running,
Lmao
diddly-squat said:
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:pretty sure your driver’s shift is about to finish…
Pretty sure the driver doesn’t actually steer the train.. :)
well you will live out in the Boondocks…
We have storms. The best storms. Fabulous ones, terrific
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:
Dropbear said:Pretty sure the driver doesn’t actually steer the train.. :)
well you will live out in the Boondocks…
We have storms. The best storms. Fabulous ones, terrific
But, but, but….it was the dominos on the Brisbane docks last night that got the points for artistry.
buffy said:
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:well you will live out in the Boondocks…
We have storms. The best storms. Fabulous ones, terrific
But, but, but….it was the dominos on the Brisbane docks last night that got the points for artistry.
We nearly lost our CG flag pole
Some snaps from my walk. Hawthorn has mostly finished but there are still a few blooming. River’s overflowed again – the nature walk was blocked by flood.
Dropbear said:
buffy said:
Dropbear said:We have storms. The best storms. Fabulous ones, terrific
But, but, but….it was the dominos on the Brisbane docks last night that got the points for artistry.
We nearly lost our CG flag pole
Only nearly?
Bubblecar said:
Some snaps from my walk. Hawthorn has mostly finished but there are still a few blooming. River’s overflowed again – the nature walk was blocked by flood.
Could be anywhere in England.
Buffy off to the Crane eatery, do you want me to get a takeaway dumpling for entrée tomorrow night
buffy said:
Dropbear said:
buffy said:But, but, but….it was the dominos on the Brisbane docks last night that got the points for artistry.
We nearly lost our CG flag pole
Only nearly?
It’s a sturdy pole
Dropbear said:
buffy said:
Dropbear said:We nearly lost our CG flag pole
Only nearly?
It’s a sturdy pole
Is it really a pole dancing pole
Bubblecar said:
Some snaps from my walk. Hawthorn has mostly finished but there are still a few blooming. River’s overflowed again – the nature walk was blocked by flood.
:)
Dropbear said:
buffy said:
Dropbear said:We nearly lost our CG flag pole
Only nearly?
It’s a sturdy pole
TWSS…
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
buffy said:Only nearly?
It’s a sturdy pole
Is it really a pole dancing pole
It might be
Dropbear said:
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:It’s a sturdy pole
Is it really a pole dancing pole
It might be
I don’t judge
Kryten…are you still there? I was dog and chook feeding.
The answer is yes, anyway.
buffy said:
Kryten…are you still there? I was dog and chook feeding.
He might have been too hungry to wait :)
Don’t forget there’s a super-doper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
Bubblecar said:
Don’t forget there’s a super-doper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
Um, I typed super-dooper but spell-checking keeps turning into doper.
Bubblecar said:
Don’t forget there’s a super-doper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
Big as Mars they say
Bubblecar said:
Don’t forget there’s a super-doper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
Don’t forget there’s a super-doper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
Big as Mars they say
Yes, it’ll be five times the size of the full moon.
Full cloud cover here. And a helicopter just went over.
big plate of pasta on toast landed, reheated from lastnight
JudgeMental said:
Bubblecar said:
Don’t forget there’s a super-doper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
It’s not so much the size, as brightness. They’re saying about 30% brighter.
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
Bubblecar said:
Don’t forget there’s a super-doper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
It’s not so much the size, as brightness. They’re saying about 30% brighter.
has someone given it a coat of white paint?
buffy said:
Full cloud cover here. And a helicopter just went over.
Probably doing a sweep for wraiths and goblins, they’ll be about tonight.
Bevis is in danger, old and frail.
What can you do.
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
Bubblecar said:
Don’t forget there’s a super-doper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
It’s not so much the size, as brightness. They’re saying about 30% brighter.
it will be bright, but not spectacularly so since there’s no normal moon to compare it with.. still I expect my facebook feed to be full of photos tomorrow
Best to stay inside all night.
Lock and bolt your doors, shutter your windows and answer the door to no one.
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
It’s not so much the size, as brightness. They’re saying about 30% brighter.
it will be bright, but not spectacularly so since there’s no normal moon to compare it with.. still I expect my facebook feed to be full of photos tomorrow
it will be brighter than a lot of people on FB though.
>And a helicopter just went over
american’s might be shooting a movie up the road
my latest thing when watch american movies, oh look there’s another ***ken helicopter
Peak Warming Man said:
Best to stay inside all night.
Lock and bolt your doors, shutter your windows and answer the door to no one.
I’m going to stay awake all night heped up on goof balls with my handy shotgun
Peak Warming Man said:
Best to stay inside all night.
Lock and bolt your doors, shutter your windows and answer the door to no one.
so, a normal night around here?
Doing a batch of kedgeree tonight.
Bubblecar said:
Just went back to the beach to check. Unfortunately, there’s cloud to around 20° above the horizon. So maybe in a couple of hours…
Don’t forget there’s a super-dooper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
And Mrs V informed me earlier today that I’m taking her out for dinner to the Italian restaurant for her birthday. So, I guess we might see it from there.
JudgeMental said:
Bubblecar said:
Don’t forget there’s a super-doper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
:)
Like it!
:)
Bubblecar said:
Doing a batch of kedgeree tonight.
clicks like
I have couple of loin chops. I’ll find a salad.
JudgeMental said:
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
It’s not so much the size, as brightness. They’re saying about 30% brighter.
has someone given it a coat of white paint?
I took my Ladder and gave it a coat last night, I can see I missed a few bits.
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:Just went back to the beach to check. Unfortunately, there’s cloud to around 20° above the horizon. So maybe in a couple of hours…
Don’t forget there’s a super-dooper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
And Mrs V informed me earlier today that I’m taking her out for dinner to the Italian restaurant for her birthday. So, I guess we might see it from there.
When the moon hits your eye like a big piece of pie that’s amore.
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:Just went back to the beach to check. Unfortunately, there’s cloud to around 20° above the horizon. So maybe in a couple of hours…
Don’t forget there’s a super-dooper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
And Mrs V informed me earlier today that I’m taking her out for dinner to the Italian restaurant for her birthday. So, I guess we might see it from there.
When the moon hits her eye like a big piece of pie that’s a super moon
Damn you PWM
Pork chippolatas, mashed sweet and white potato, corn on the cob and fresh spinach. Home made tomato sauce.
Now cleaned up. I might go back to the sewing until 8.30.
Meal report for Buffy Pork Dumpling in Spicey Sauce (Yum)
Spicey Spare ribs with Peanuts (extra yummy)
Takeaway spicey pork dumplings for Buffy tomorrow, if they make it home the aroma is very mouth watering
Leonard Cohen’s music is not my cup of tea but I can understand people liking it.
kryten said:
Meal report for Buffy Pork Dumpling in Spicey Sauce (Yum)
Spicey Spare ribs with Peanuts (extra yummy)Takeaway spicey pork dumplings for Buffy tomorrow, if they make it home the aroma is very mouth watering
Is that spareribs like the spicy chicken we had the first time we went there? Dry and crispy?
Peak Warming Man said:
Leonard Cohen’s music is not my cup of tea but I can understand people liking it.
He can’t sing. k d lang did the absolute best rendition of Hallelujah. Hairs lifting on the back of the neck good.
buffy said:
Certainly was
kryten said:
Meal report for Buffy Pork Dumpling in Spicey Sauce (Yum)
Spicey Spare ribs with Peanuts (extra yummy)Takeaway spicey pork dumplings for Buffy tomorrow, if they make it home the aroma is very mouth watering
Is that spareribs like the spicy chicken we had the first time we went there? Dry and crispy?
Goodoh. I have to go and do the side seams on that blouse.
The white tray ute arrived next door for half an hour this afternoon. Maybe working from home again…
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Leonard Cohen’s music is not my cup of tea but I can understand people liking it.
He can’t sing. k d lang did the absolute best rendition of Hallelujah. Hairs lifting on the back of the neck good.
really?
of the 60-odd people who covered that song I list her version pretty low on the scale of ‘good’
kryten said:
Meal report for Buffy Pork Dumpling in Spicey Sauce (Yum)
Spicey Spare ribs with Peanuts (extra yummy)Takeaway spicey pork dumplings for Buffy tomorrow, if they make it home the aroma is very mouth watering
Have them for supper and go and get some more.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Doing a batch of kedgeree tonight.
clicks like
I have couple of loin chops. I’ll find a salad.
Jolly good. Pork or lamb?
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Doing a batch of kedgeree tonight.
clicks like
I have couple of loin chops. I’ll find a salad.
Jolly good. Pork or lamb?
lamb, I have found pumpkin,onion, rosemary and fetta to go with it.
Peak Warming Man said:
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:Just went back to the beach to check. Unfortunately, there’s cloud to around 20° above the horizon. So maybe in a couple of hours…
Don’t forget there’s a super-dooper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
And Mrs V informed me earlier today that I’m taking her out for dinner to the Italian restaurant for her birthday. So, I guess we might see it from there.
When the moon hits your eye like a big piece of pie that’s amore.
When you’re swimming in the the sea and an eel bites your knee that’s a moray.
>When the moon hits your eye like a big piece of pie that’s amore.
Actually it’s “big pizza pie” not “big piece of pie”.
buffy said:
The white tray ute arrived next door for half an hour this afternoon. Maybe working from home again…
Bubblecar said:
kryten said:
Meal report for Buffy Pork Dumpling in Spicey Sauce (Yum)
Spicey Spare ribs with Peanuts (extra yummy)Takeaway spicey pork dumplings for Buffy tomorrow, if they make it home the aroma is very mouth watering
Have them for supper and go and get some more.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:clicks like
I have couple of loin chops. I’ll find a salad.
Jolly good. Pork or lamb?
lamb, I have found pumpkin,onion, rosemary and fetta to go with it.
Nice. Expecting fine weather this weekend so I’ll smoke some more meats.
Hopefully the mowing will have been done by then.
kryten said:
Bubblecar said:
kryten said:
Meal report for Buffy Pork Dumpling in Spicey Sauce (Yum)
Spicey Spare ribs with Peanuts (extra yummy)Takeaway spicey pork dumplings for Buffy tomorrow, if they make it home the aroma is very mouth watering
Have them for supper and go and get some more.
Not worth the agro Mr Car
:)
In classic “Law and Order” ripped from the headlines fashion, an episode of “SVU” based on the child rape case against Donald Trump was originally set to air on October 12, before being rescheduled to October 26. That airdate ended up being scrapped as well, when NBC decided to show the episode November 16, a week after the election. Now that Trump has actually won, the network has for all intents and purposes decided to shelve it indefinitely.
On the one hand, who needs this episode anymore, considering what has happened in the real world over the last 48 hours is more horrifying than anything Benson and Fin could be confronted with in fiction. I have a feeling all of us will be desiring a bit more escapism from our entertainment in the next four years. At the same time, it’s hard not to see this as NBC, once again, cowering with its tail between its legs. But I really don’t know that I want an Ice-T quip about the future leader of the free world’s lecherous and predatory behavior. It’d be an empty catharsis. A sick joke. The episode’s title is “Unstoppable.”
—-
Peak Warming Man said:
Leonard Cohen’s music is not my cup of tea but I can understand people liking it.
I think his song writing is hit and miss. His singing is terrible.
My new RØDE microphones arrived today, so I’ll be test-driving them this evening.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Leonard Cohen’s music is not my cup of tea but I can understand people liking it.
I think his song writing is hit and miss. His singing is terrible.
I tend to that view. Overrated in my opinion. I think when people are asked they rate him because they think it’s cool. I reckon if you asked most people about his songs they could only name one, Halleluya and that only because Jeff Buckley who was a bit one hit himself made it popularly known.
Well look at me with my fancy microphones with funny letters
dv said:
In classic “Law and Order” ripped from the headlines fashion, an episode of “SVU” based on the child rape case against Donald Trump was originally set to air on October 12, before being rescheduled to October 26. That airdate ended up being scrapped as well, when NBC decided to show the episode November 16, a week after the election. Now that Trump has actually won, the network has for all intents and purposes decided to shelve it indefinitely.On the one hand, who needs this episode anymore, considering what has happened in the real world over the last 48 hours is more horrifying than anything Benson and Fin could be confronted with in fiction. I have a feeling all of us will be desiring a bit more escapism from our entertainment in the next four years. At the same time, it’s hard not to see this as NBC, once again, cowering with its tail between its legs. But I really don’t know that I want an Ice-T quip about the future leader of the free world’s lecherous and predatory behavior. It’d be an empty catharsis. A sick joke. The episode’s title is “Unstoppable.”
—-
I wonder how many years will be taken off people’s lifespans by the stress of the next four years.
http://business.financialpost.com/news/property-post/vancouver-slaps-10000-a-day-fine-on-empty-homes-to-fix-rental-housing-crisis
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
In classic “Law and Order” ripped from the headlines fashion, an episode of “SVU” based on the child rape case against Donald Trump was originally set to air on October 12, before being rescheduled to October 26. That airdate ended up being scrapped as well, when NBC decided to show the episode November 16, a week after the election. Now that Trump has actually won, the network has for all intents and purposes decided to shelve it indefinitely.On the one hand, who needs this episode anymore, considering what has happened in the real world over the last 48 hours is more horrifying than anything Benson and Fin could be confronted with in fiction. I have a feeling all of us will be desiring a bit more escapism from our entertainment in the next four years. At the same time, it’s hard not to see this as NBC, once again, cowering with its tail between its legs. But I really don’t know that I want an Ice-T quip about the future leader of the free world’s lecherous and predatory behavior. It’d be an empty catharsis. A sick joke. The episode’s title is “Unstoppable.”
—-
I wonder how many years will be taken off people’s lifespans by the stress of the next four years.
Well depending on exactly what will happen to health care, some of them will have years taken off their lives because they straight can’t afford their treatment.
Bubblecar said:
My new RØDE microphones arrived today, so I’ll be test-driving them this evening.
They say you’ve never heard a harpsichord until you’ve listen to it through rode microphones.
The celebrities who said they would move if Trump was elected have have all found reasons to stay.
AwesomeO said:
The celebrities who said they would move if Trump was elected have have all found reasons to stay.
colour me shocked!
JudgeMental said:
http://business.financialpost.com/news/property-post/vancouver-slaps-10000-a-day-fine-on-empty-homes-to-fix-rental-housing-crisis
Fair enough.
JudgeMental said:
AwesomeO said:
The celebrities who said they would move if Trump was elected have have all found reasons to stay.
colour me shocked!
That always strikes me as a pathetic threat, not just because it is bullshit but because it is pissweak. Worried about your country? Fucken stay and help!
Time for Humans now.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:clicks like
I have couple of loin chops. I’ll find a salad.
Jolly good. Pork or lamb?
lamb, I have found pumpkin,onion, rosemary and fetta to go with it.
+ julienned iceberg lettuce, olive oil and balsamic and black pepper. It was excellent. Best thing I have et for a while.
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
AwesomeO said:
The celebrities who said they would move if Trump was elected have have all found reasons to stay.
colour me shocked!
That always strikes me as a pathetic threat, not just because it is bullshit but because it is pissweak. Worried about your country? Fucken stay and help!
i doubt any really mean it. it is one of those things people say.
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
http://business.financialpost.com/news/property-post/vancouver-slaps-10000-a-day-fine-on-empty-homes-to-fix-rental-housing-crisis
Fair enough.
Shit eh.
Still I suppose they could “make it available for lease” at a price no one would take
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Leonard Cohen’s music is not my cup of tea but I can understand people liking it.
I think his song writing is hit and miss. His singing is terrible.
His song writing. His musicality. The song structures are good. The way the music is arranged. Agree about his voice.:)
buffy said:
Time for Humans now.
What about us.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-11/annabel-crabb-us-election-opposite-day-for-women/8013592
Donald Trump’s election: What was meant to be a day of unification for women exposed a great divide instead
ANALYSIS
By Annabel Crabb
buffy said:
Time for Humans now.
hungry?
sarahs mum said:
+ julienned iceberg lettuce, olive oil and balsamic and black pepper. It was excellent. Best thing I have et for a while.
This was that slab of pork I smoked last Wednesday.
i like julienne dates
I don’t think Willie Nelson has ever done a bad cover song.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
+ julienned iceberg lettuce, olive oil and balsamic and black pepper. It was excellent. Best thing I have et for a while.
This was that slab of pork I smoked last Wednesday.
And?
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
+ julienned iceberg lettuce, olive oil and balsamic and black pepper. It was excellent. Best thing I have et for a while.
This was that slab of pork I smoked last Wednesday.
!http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i199/bubcar9/asmokepork_zpszaofu8hz.jpg
And?
And what?
dv said:
i like julienne dates
ltjtb.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
+ julienned iceberg lettuce, olive oil and balsamic and black pepper. It was excellent. Best thing I have et for a while.
This was that slab of pork I smoked last Wednesday.
looks good..:)
JudgeMental said:
AwesomeO said:
The celebrities who said they would move if Trump was elected have have all found reasons to stay.
colour me shocked!
I’m a man, I have no idea what colour shocked is.
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:
AwesomeO said:
The celebrities who said they would move if Trump was elected have have all found reasons to stay.
colour me shocked!
I’m a man, I have no idea what colour shocked is.
taupe with a hint of teal.
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:
AwesomeO said:
The celebrities who said they would move if Trump was elected have have all found reasons to stay.
colour me shocked!
I’m a man, I have no idea what colour shocked is.
Usually “as white as a sheet”, assuming the sheet in question is very white.
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:colour me shocked!
I’m a man, I have no idea what colour shocked is.
taupe with a hint of teal.
Can you please give it as a specific frequency, I could deal with that.
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:I’m a man, I have no idea what colour shocked is.
taupe with a hint of teal.
Can you please give it as a specific frequency, I could deal with that.
every day at 1:30PM.
The super moon has risen.
Peak Warming Man said:
I don’t think Willie Nelson has ever done a bad cover song.
Johnny Cash did some good covers towards the end
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
i like julienne datesltjtb.
I will inform my will’s executor
Moonrise above the lupins, snapped a few minutes ago.
Down there was posted some stuff on alfoil anti gravity devices. Do they hover continuously?
Bubblecar said:
The super moon has risen.
Praise the Lord.
Bubblecar said:
Moonrise above the lupins, snapped a few minutes ago.
hand over your lupins!
I went down the esplanade to get fish and chips for tea, it was chockers, no parking places, shop overflowing with Super Moon watchers.
So I went and got pizza.
What is google on about today?
AwesomeO said:
Down there was posted some stuff on alfoil anti gravity devices. Do they hover continuously?
yes, as long as you keep a high voltage applied to them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionocraft
Peak Warming Man said:
What is google on about today?
Sir Frederick Grant Banting KBE MC FRS FRSC (November 14, 1891 – February 21, 1941) was a Canadian medical scientist, physician, painter, and Nobel laureate noted as the first person to use insulin on humans.
JudgeMental said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionocraft
Cheers, looking now.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
What is google on about today?
Sir Frederick Grant Banting KBE MC FRS FRSC (November 14, 1891 – February 21, 1941) was a Canadian medical scientist, physician, painter, and Nobel laureate noted as the first person to use insulin on humans.
Ta.
He was an oil painting.
AwesomeO said:
Down there was posted some stuff on alfoil anti gravity devices. Do they hover continuously?
It is not anti-gravity, it is just another form of moving air around to create thrust.
it relied on a thin high voltage DC to ionise the air. This air then becomes electrically charged and is attracted to alfoil. This creates a moving column of air which produces lift.
It’s not a very powerful effect, the alfoil contraption is super lightweight. A couple of coins is enough payload to stop it lifting off.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
Down there was posted some stuff on alfoil anti gravity devices. Do they hover continuously?
It is not anti-gravity, it is just another form of moving air around to create thrust.
it relied on a thin high voltage DC to ionise the air. This air then becomes electrically charged and is attracted to alfoil. This creates a moving column of air which produces lift.
It’s not a very powerful effect, the alfoil contraption is super lightweight. A couple of coins is enough payload to stop it lifting off.
Yeah, I know it isn’t antigravity. But it needs to be tethered so my little decoration idea won’t work.
And, “Humans” continues to hold my attention.
But right now I need to type out a recipe.
Hello. Apparently and according to the people on SBS there will be a story on Toowoomba tomorrow because Toowoomba as a town wants to ban porn. I doubt they will make this happen.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
The super moon has risen.
Praise the Lord.
I peered out the window but I thought the image was rather similar to other evenings. I can say I viewed the moon though.
monkey skipper said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
The super moon has risen.
Praise the Lord.
I peered out the window but I thought the image was rather similar to other evenings. I can say I viewed the moon though.
I mean a supermoon is about 7% wider than a regular moon.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
What is google on about today?
Sir Frederick Grant Banting KBE MC FRS FRSC (November 14, 1891 – February 21, 1941) was a Canadian medical scientist, physician, painter, and Nobel laureate noted as the first person to use insulin on humans.
I recall reading that the first use of insulin was ‘one of the more dramatic moments in medical history’.
Banting and James McLeod were giving insulin to the comatose patients in a paediatric diabetes ward (diabetes until then being a fatal malady), and before they’d got to the last patient, the first ones injected were awakening to the ecstatic dries of the parents and relatives at their bedsides.
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Apparently and according to the people on SBS there will be a story on Toowoomba tomorrow because Toowoomba as a town wants to ban porn. I doubt they will make this happen.
I live in Toowoomba.
First i’ve heard of it.
dv said:
monkey skipper said:
Peak Warming Man said:Praise the Lord.
I peered out the window but I thought the image was rather similar to other evenings. I can say I viewed the moon though.
I mean a supermoon is about 7% wider than a regular moon.
Yeah but…
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Apparently and according to the people on SBS there will be a story on Toowoomba tomorrow because Toowoomba as a town wants to ban porn. I doubt they will make this happen.
I live in Toowoomba.
First i’ve heard of it.
Hey… I don’t tell the SBS teams what to say buddy! I am the messenger!
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Apparently and according to the people on SBS there will be a story on Toowoomba tomorrow because Toowoomba as a town wants to ban porn.
Why would they wish to do this?
A ‘burlesque’ club was opened in the former premises of the Commonwealth Bank in Toowoomba.
It was hotly opposed by various factions, who predicted the moral (if not biblical-wrath) destruction of Toowoomba.
It’s been operating for quite some time now, and the hell-mouth has yet to open and engulf the city.
http://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/hundreds-take-anti-porn-pledge-civic-square/3099211/
must be related to this story or something
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Apparently and according to the people on SBS there will be a story on Toowoomba tomorrow because Toowoomba as a town wants to ban porn.
Why would they wish to do this?
Apparently porn is doing things to people.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Apparently and according to the people on SBS there will be a story on Toowoomba tomorrow because Toowoomba as a town wants to ban porn.
Why would they wish to do this?
Toowoomba is reasonably conservative, mostly agricultural, community… it’s essentially the town from Footloose
Apparently porn is doing things to people.
well, yes…
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Apparently and according to the people on SBS there will be a story on Toowoomba tomorrow because Toowoomba as a town wants to ban porn.
Why would they wish to do this?
Apparently porn is doing things to people.
Like making them feel aroused in the privacy of their own homes.
For shame!
Organised by Letitia Shelton.
From Toowoomba City Church.
‘Evangelical’ Dog-bothering.
Probably also ‘speaks in tongues’.
Must have felt the need for some publicity.
Peak Warming Man said:
snigger
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:Just went back to the beach to check. Unfortunately, there’s cloud to around 20° above the horizon. So maybe in a couple of hours…
Don’t forget there’s a super-dooper moon tonight. Brightest full moon in 70 years.
And Mrs V informed me earlier today that I’m taking her out for dinner to the Italian restaurant for her birthday. So, I guess we might see it from there.
When the moon hits your eye like a big piece of pie that’s amore.
Well, the super dooper moon looks very bright. And it is framed by the new verandah.
burp
Oh, excuse me. It was a nice meal at the Italian restaurant.
Just looks like the moon to me. It is pretty bright, but it usually is when it is full. The frog boys are partying.
diddly-squat said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Apparently and according to the people on SBS there will be a story on Toowoomba tomorrow because Toowoomba as a town wants to ban porn.
Why would they wish to do this?
Toowoomba is reasonably conservative, mostly agricultural, community… it’s essentially the town from Footloose
What…no B&S balls?
I like how they report that 250 men ‘pledged’ in Toowoomba.
By my estimation, that leaves about 55,000 men who didn’t ‘pledge’, for whatever reasons.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyjYveL14Lg
Lee Kernaghan – Boys From the Bush (original music video)
monkey skipper said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyjYveL14LgLee Kernaghan – Boys From the Bush (original music video)
‘Boys from the Bush’ indeed.
I’ll have you know that this is the ‘city’ as far as the Darling Downs and Maranoa are concerned. (harumph!)
Just tried a test multitrack recording of psaltery + rebec with one of the RØDE mics (can’t use both at once yet as I only have one working XLR-XLR cable – ordering some more). And it’s powerful, clean and very sensitive, moreso than my Audix that was considerably more expensive, but is now about 25 years old. So I’m a happy chappy :)
supermoon
Monkey Skipper,
Where did you learn that SBS is doing a bit on Toowoomba?
I’d like to ask them some questions.
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Apparently and according to the people on SBS there will be a story on Toowoomba tomorrow because Toowoomba as a town wants to ban porn.
Why would they wish to do this?
Apparently porn is doing things to people.
It’s turning them into seven-foot Yowies:
‘Seven-foot Yowie’, seen near Toowoomba
http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2016/09/06/seven-foot-yowie-seen-near-toowoomba
mcgoon said:
Monkey Skipper,Where did you learn that SBS is doing a bit on Toowoomba?
I’d like to ask them some questions.
Flicking through the channels briefly on tv
In case anyone is interested, here is the recipe. It’s easy and very yum.
Raspberry Shortbread
250g plain flour 1 tsp baking powder
225g butter 190g sugar
2 egg yolks ¼ cup raspberry jam
Make a dough with the flour, baking powder, butter, sugar and egg yolks. Divide dough in half and put one half into the fridge for at least 30 minutes. Spread and squash the other half over the bottom of a lined slice tin. Spread the jam over this dough. When the other ball of dough is hardened up, grate it over the jam and spread gently with a fork to make it even.
Bake until light golden brown, about 25-30 minutes. Let cool completely in the tin, then cut into pieces.
(Adapted from the Weekly Times Cookbook, undated)
the flying ants are out in force tonight.
Moon Turned Back For Coming Too Close To Australia
Amateur astronomers are outraged today at a decision by the Australian government before this evening’s supermoon to tow back the moon for having come to close too Australia’s sovereign borders.
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton confirmed in a press conference that the Australian Border Force had taken steps to turn back the moon, citing the proximity of the moon at the perigee of its orbit:
“I don’t care if you’re fleeing war-torn Syria or the moon – if you come to close to our borders, you will not be allowed to come to Australia.
http://www.sbs.com.au/comedy/article/2016/11/14/moon-turned-back-coming-too-close-australia?cid=trending
Bubblecar said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:Why would they wish to do this?
Apparently porn is doing things to people.
It’s turning them into seven-foot Yowies:
‘Seven-foot Yowie’, seen near Toowoomba
http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2016/09/06/seven-foot-yowie-seen-near-toowoomba
That was just Spalding Jr. on a bushwalk. Honestly, the kid visitsfrom Brisbane, goes out for a stroll, and suddenly it’s a big deal…
I lived in Toowoomba for four years. Nothing happened.
Bubblecar said:
smile
Moon Turned Back For Coming Too Close To AustraliaAmateur astronomers are outraged today at a decision by the Australian government before this evening’s supermoon to tow back the moon for having come to close too Australia’s sovereign borders.
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton confirmed in a press conference that the Australian Border Force had taken steps to turn back the moon, citing the proximity of the moon at the perigee of its orbit:
“I don’t care if you’re fleeing war-torn Syria or the moon – if you come to close to our borders, you will not be allowed to come to Australia.
http://www.sbs.com.au/comedy/article/2016/11/14/moon-turned-back-coming-too-close-australia?cid=trending
sibeen said:
I lived in Toowoomba for four years. Nothing happened.
i went there once. didn’t like it. left quickly.
sibeen said:
I lived in Toowoomba for four years. Nothing happened.
I suspect it was a conspiracy to make you leave,
sibeen said:
I lived in Toowoomba for four years. Nothing happened.
They might have been waiting for you to leave town….(just kidding)
They have a spectacular flower festival there…don’t they?
sarahs mum said:
sibeen said:
I lived in Toowoomba for four years. Nothing happened.
i went there once. didn’t like it. left quickly.
It’s a bit too Woomba up that way for the likes of me.
Barnaby Joyce shouldn’t compare/confuse Australia’s border policies with Trump’s fence. The bit where Mexico joins America pales by comparison to putting a border fence all the way around the United States.
sarahs mum said:
sibeen said:
I lived in Toowoomba for four years. Nothing happened.
i went there once. didn’t like it. left quickly.
I passed through twice, very quickly.
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
I lived in Toowoomba for four years. Nothing happened.
I suspect it was a conspiracy to make you leave,
I’ve lived here for decades and if it wasn’t for Aussie Bob and his mafioso mates.. Nothing much would have happened here either.
I’ve stopped to buy pies at Big Dad’s in Toowoomba many times. While they are nice pies, they are not as good as those from the pie shop in Miles.
Michael V said:
I’ve stopped to buy pies at Big Dad’s in Toowoomba many times. While they are nice pies, they are not as good as those from the pie shop in Miles.
Shellbyville has the best pies :)
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
sibeen said:
I lived in Toowoomba for four years. Nothing happened.
i went there once. didn’t like it. left quickly.
It’s a bit too Woomba up that way for the likes of me.
This was way back in the mid 70s. It has probably changed. Looking back the highlights were checking out thousands of acres of sunflowers.. and some of that country that is in colonial cattle genre oil paintings..
sticking it to the elite
https://www.indy100.com/article/donald-trump-nigel-farage-photo-trump-tower-7414581
I lived in Bundaberg for twenty years.
I’ve lived in Toowoomba for four years.
Just this weekend, i visited Bundaberg for the first time since leaving there four years ago.
I can assure you that, by comparison, Toowoomba is a city which is forging ahead on all fronts at a rapid pace.
party_pants said:
Rainbow Beach doesn’t.
Michael V said:
I’ve stopped to buy pies at Big Dad’s in Toowoomba many times. While they are nice pies, they are not as good as those from the pie shop in Miles.
Shellbyville has the best pies :)
:(
Big Dad’s pies is gone. Shut up shop this year.
Most shops still trade, under new owners and names.
More variety in pies and pie styles. All good. Must get to Miles and try theirs.
Dog’s quite amusing today:
Are you a sinister filthy elite? Take this quiz and find out now!
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/14/are-you-a-sinister-filthy-elite-take-this-quiz-and-find-out-now
mcgoon said:
They are excellent. In a back street, not the main street (Nearly two blocks from the main.) Get there early, they sell out quickly.
Big Dad’s pies is gone. Shut up shop this year.Most shops still trade, under new owners and names.
More variety in pies and pie styles. All good. Must get to Miles and try theirs.
furious said:
Maybe I should do that.
- Rainbow Beach doesn’t.
However if there were good pies here, I’d find it difficult to resist, and the weight would likely keep going on…
Michael V said:
They are excellent. In a back street, not the main street (Nearly two blocks from the main.) Get there early, they sell out quickly.
Noted.
I used to have my own map of Sydney. Where to get good pies and cakes.
Slices etc in Katoomba.
Treacle tart in Penrith.
Petit fours in Manly.
Pies in Cronulla.
Etc. etc.
Wherever i was, i knew what to have.
the asian bakery in town does a nice piecost.
JudgeMental said:
the asian bakery in town does a nice piecost.
Oh dear :(
I might go outside and howl at the moon.
mcgoon said:
Michael V said:They are excellent. In a back street, not the main street (Nearly two blocks from the main.) Get there early, they sell out quickly.
Noted.
I used to have my own map of Sydney. Where to get good pies and cakes.
Slices etc in Katoomba.
Treacle tart in Penrith.
Petit fours in Manly.
Pies in Cronulla.
Etc. etc.
Wherever i was, i knew what to have. :) :) :)
QandA was quite good to watch tonight.
it’s cloudy :(
Pretty impressive:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Pretty impressive:
How?
It’s another morning here. It’s another day of work. The super annoying eternal sunshine person at work told me to be happy…she was wearing bright pink, I was wearing black.
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Pretty impressive:!http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/content/dam/images/g/s/o/j/0/x/image.related.articleLeadwide.620×349.gsoj6m.png/1479082343325.jpg
How?
‘Twas windy yesterday down Brisbane way:
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/brisbane-weather-severe-storm-topples-shipping-containers-moves-planes-20161113-gsoj6m.html
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Pretty impressive:
How?
AGW winds.
kii said:
It’s another morning here. It’s another day of work. The super annoying eternal sunshine person at work told me to be happy…she was wearing bright pink, I was wearing black.
a super sunshine for the super moon
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Pretty impressive:
How?
someone had to saw all those blocks of wood and arrange them thus.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Pretty impressive:
Some bastard has knocked over my cuisenaire rods.
kii said:
It’s another morning here. It’s another day of work. The super annoying eternal sunshine person at work told me to be happy…she was wearing bright pink, I was wearing black.
The whole female staff in my shop wear black. They are the happiest bunch you’d ever want to work with.
sibeen said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Pretty impressive:
Some bastard has knocked over my cuisenaire rods.
+1
sibeen said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Pretty impressive:
Some bastard has knocked over my cuisenaire rods.
I loved, loved, loved cuisenaire rods!!!!
You’ve made my day a bit brighter, thanks! I can think of cuisenaire rods when I feel down in the trumps.
roughbarked said:
kii said:
It’s another morning here. It’s another day of work. The super annoying eternal sunshine person at work told me to be happy…she was wearing bright pink, I was wearing black.
The whole female staff in my shop wear black. They are the happiest bunch you’d ever want to work with.
meh…today I am wearing charcoal grey with faded black…..but /blackred stripy sockies.
kii said:
sibeen said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Pretty impressive:!http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/content/dam/images/g/s/o/j/0/x/image.related.articleLeadwide.620×349.gsoj6m.png/1479082343325.jpg
Some bastard has knocked over my cuisenaire rods.
I loved, loved, loved cuisenaire rods!!!!
You’ve made my day a bit brighter, thanks! I can think of cuisenaire rods when I feel down in the trumps.
Don’t remember having them in my childhood but we did have Attribute Blocks.
kii said:
It’s another morning here. It’s another day of work. The super annoying eternal sunshine person at work told me to be happy…she was wearing bright pink, I was wearing black.
pink and black go quite well together.
They are talking about Leonard Cohen. His monastic search.
I did read his personal account of that. Some good poetry came out of it but what he had to put himself through for it wasn’t exciting reading.
Should get ready to leave the house, wearing sombre colours. I will also be wearing my mother’s silver brooch – a little known symbol of feminism – the double headed ax.
Thank you, thank you very much..
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
It’s another morning here. It’s another day of work. The super annoying eternal sunshine person at work told me to be happy…she was wearing bright pink, I was wearing black.
pink and black go quite well together.
No. I dislike that colour combo :/
Black works well with dark grey :P
wouldn’t suit me of course…
roughbarked said:
But did he fix your burning belt?
He went to Longford today to get a new one. Presumably he’ll return tomorrow with a trailer and take the mower back to his workshop.
Bubblecar said:
roughbarked said:
But did he fix your burning belt?
He went to Longford today to get a new one. Presumably he’ll return tomorrow with a trailer and take the mower back to his workshop.
Our forklift repair man replaced a fan belt for us this morning. He was gone for only about half an hour to fetch one. Benefits of big city living I guess.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
roughbarked said:
But did he fix your burning belt?
He went to Longford today to get a new one. Presumably he’ll return tomorrow with a trailer and take the mower back to his workshop.
Our forklift repair man replaced a fan belt for us this morning. He was gone for only about half an hour to fetch one. Benefits of big city living I guess.
Replacing and retensioning isn’t a problem anywhere. It is all about having the correct belt. However, burning belts happen for lots of reasons. Mostly about working them too hard or maladjustment.
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:He went to Longford today to get a new one. Presumably he’ll return tomorrow with a trailer and take the mower back to his workshop.
Our forklift repair man replaced a fan belt for us this morning. He was gone for only about half an hour to fetch one. Benefits of big city living I guess.
Replacing and retensioning isn’t a problem anywhere. It is all about having the correct belt. However, burning belts happen for lots of reasons. Mostly about working them too hard or maladjustment.
I shouldn’t say that, because I’ve come across some belts that are right bastards to either get off or replace or indeed get at the tensioning nuts.
Bubblecar said:
roughbarked said:
But did he fix your burning belt?
He went to Longford today to get a new one. Presumably he’ll return tomorrow with a trailer and take the mower back to his workshop.
longford mowersnmore..
JudgeMental said:
chuckle.
I’m having all my Leonard Cohen memories coming back.
He was an astounding poet with a genuine musical talent.
roughbarked said:
I’m having all my Leonard Cohen memories coming back.
He was an astounding poet with a genuine musical talent.
I played some Leon Russell bits today. Maybe not as important to it all but there some good tunes..
How much of NSW is left unlceared?
Well about 8 or 10 percent was the bits along roadsides and the national parks in 1980. Apart from small pockets on farmland that has been vastly reduced in the past couple of decades, I’d reckon not much more than 10%
In a country with one of the highest land clearing rates in the world, laws making it easier for farmers to clear native vegetation from their properties are expected to be passed in New South Wales within days.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
I’m having all my Leonard Cohen memories coming back.
He was an astounding poet with a genuine musical talent.
I played some Leon Russell bits today. Maybe not as important to it all but there some good tunes..
Leon had his time. Not as enduring as Leonard though.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
I’m having all my Leonard Cohen memories coming back.
He was an astounding poet with a genuine musical talent.
I played some Leon Russell bits today. Maybe not as important to it all but there some good tunes..
Important to me, especially as I wait in Starfuckeds .
roughbarked said:
How much of NSW is left unlceared?
Well about 8 or 10 percent was the bits along roadsides and the national parks in 1980. Apart from small pockets on farmland that has been vastly reduced in the past couple of decades, I’d reckon not much more than 10%In a country with one of the highest land clearing rates in the world, laws making it easier for farmers to clear native vegetation from their properties are expected to be passed in New South Wales within days.
If good land was cleared and produced good yields it was kept cleared.
If poor land was cleared, it was eventually left to try and put itself back together which in most instances was going to take thousands of years.
These laws are about attempting to re-use land that has already been thrashed to death.
>or maladjustment.
that’s exactly how the mower made me feel last time I replaced a belt
transition said:
>or maladjustment.that’s exactly how the mower made me feel last time I replaced a belt
It can be a bit that way.
roughbarked said:
transition said:
>or maladjustment.that’s exactly how the mower made me feel last time I replaced a belt
It can be a bit that way.
dropped the entire transmission/axles/wheels off last time
transition said:
roughbarked said:
transition said:
>or maladjustment.that’s exactly how the mower made me feel last time I replaced a belt
It can be a bit that way.
dropped the entire transmission/axles/wheels off last time
I do carry spares but I also simply leave the belts on the machine, walk up out of the blue, hook a motor up and start shifting dirt. This is no lawn clippings. That bucket carries more than 60 litres from 12 metres on a belt thta has been out in White Cliffs weather for at least 16 years.
roughbarked said:
transition said:
roughbarked said:It can be a bit that way.
dropped the entire transmission/axles/wheels off last time
I do carry spares but I also simply leave the belts on the machine, walk up out of the blue, hook a motor up and start shifting dirt. This is no lawn clippings. That bucket carries more than 60 litres from 12 metres on a belt thta has been out in White Cliffs weather for at least 16 years.
oops, photo..
woman’s just getting an education about bidets she looking at in a magazine
going into some detail now….doesn’t get how it could get to it all…must have jets from different angles…how long do you have to sit there while it does all that.
…get your arse blowdried…..
she’s thinking about it staring at the picture….got a remote control too…..that’d be good you can take the remote into the next room and give them an unexpected squirt
heated seats a good idea, don’t know about the rest of it though
transition said:
woman’s just getting an education about bidets she looking at in a magazinegoing into some detail now….doesn’t get how it could get to it all…must have jets from different angles…how long do you have to sit there while it does all that.
…get your arse blowdried…..
she’s thinking about it staring at the picture….got a remote control too…..that’d be good you can take the remote into the next room and give them an unexpected squirt
heated seats a good idea, don’t know about the rest of it though
Good money in sheep?
Ane easy way to see if you are working your belts too hard is to drop some Ajax powder on the belt. if it suddenly works then your expecting too much of your belt adjustments.
It has started: 24°C 28°C 32°C 36°C 33°C 33°C 37°C here comes summer.
roughbarked said:
It has started: 24°C 28°C 32°C 36°C 33°C 33°C 37°C here comes summer.
about friggin time…
stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
It has started: 24°C 28°C 32°C 36°C 33°C 33°C 37°C here comes summer.
about friggin time…
It is running late, yah.
roughbarked said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
It has started: 24°C 28°C 32°C 36°C 33°C 33°C 37°C here comes summer.
about friggin time…
It is running late, yah.
They started harvesting your way yet?
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
stumpy_seahorse said:about friggin time…
It is running late, yah.
They started harvesting your way yet?
still haven’t started green harvest iin Mintaro, dry harvest, baleing and sileage underway in crystal and mallala
Watching this, http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-15/q&a-panellist-unleashes-on-trump/8024462
I was struck at how good all these people are at making their argumernts sound plausible.
A pity none of therm comprehend Trump the wild card.
stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:It is running late, yah.
They started harvesting your way yet?
still haven’t started green harvest iin Mintaro, dry harvest, baleing and sileage underway in crystal and mallala
Should all get full steam up soon.
Lovely night out there. I’ve been out doing some nocturnal photography.
River’s roaring in the background, not often you can hear it so clearly from here. And frogs bonking and ribbiting, magpies warbling.
Bubblecar said:
Lovely night out there. I’ve been out doing some nocturnal photography.River’s roaring in the background, not often you can hear it so clearly from here. And frogs bonking and ribbiting, magpies warbling.
Treasure these moments. They may not be so rare for you but they are increasingly rare everywhere.
roughbarked said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:They started harvesting your way yet?
still haven’t started green harvest iin Mintaro, dry harvest, baleing and sileage underway in crystal and mallala
Should all get full steam up soon.
they’ll struggle to make Durum 1, but should get by around $3-350/tonne
stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
stumpy_seahorse said:still haven’t started green harvest iin Mintaro, dry harvest, baleing and sileage underway in crystal and mallala
Should all get full steam up soon.
they’ll struggle to make Durum 1, but should get by around $3-350/tonne
quality is variable at best but down when better should have been expected?
roughbarked said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:Should all get full steam up soon.
they’ll struggle to make Durum 1, but should get by around $3-350/tonne
quality is variable at best but down when better should have been expected?
hasn’t been warm enough this season to convert the proteins. looking at Durum 2 at best, mostly 3.
that’s why we freekeh it, still getting $420/tonne dry for it
Some good painterly skies out there. I’ll have to do a lot more experimenting with nocturnal snaps.
stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
stumpy_seahorse said:they’ll struggle to make Durum 1, but should get by around $3-350/tonne
quality is variable at best but down when better should have been expected?
hasn’t been warm enough this season to convert the proteins. looking at Durum 2 at best, mostly 3.
that’s why we freekeh it, still getting $420/tonne dry for it
Similar here.
think I’ll go lie down. got to do the chemo run again tomorrow.
er, today.
Good morning Holidayers. We have eight degrees, very light high cloud. The sun is not above the horizon yet, but it is light.
Where is everybody? Has the world stopped and I didn’t notice? Must have been the moon last night.
On today’s agenda is picking a Romanesco broccoli head, picking peas, making some raspberry shortbread and getting my arm cut open again.
buffy said:
Where is everybody? Has the world stopped and I didn’t notice? Must have been the moon last night.
On today’s agenda is picking a Romanesco broccoli head, picking peas, making some raspberry shortbread and getting my arm cut open again.
Just busy.
Morning, sofaking cold at 4 degrees this morning…is it meant to be Summer?
buffy said:
Where is everybody?
At work you slacker ;)
poikilotherm said:
Morning, sofaking cold at 4 degrees this morning…is it meant to be Summer?
No, not yet…
poikilotherm said:
buffy said:Where is everybody?
At work you slacker ;)
You are an early starter?
yawn
Morning all.
19.3°C and 53% RH here A bit of breeze around. No clouds. We have cladding on two shed walls. More to go on today, I imagine.
I did all my exercises today, crunches, light weights, jog, walk, ride bike. The whole thing takes around an hour and it’s only little bits of all of them. But I am having my arm cut again this afternoon, so I’m not sure what I’ll be able to do in the next week, so I compensated by doing everything today. Usually I only do small parts each day…I do the crunches and light weights on the days I work, and the jog/walk/ride stuff on the days I don’t work.
I have say it was nice enough in the surf yesterday, but like a week ago, there was a huge amount of finely smashed seaweed. Turns the water brown and is difficult to wash off.
I have crawled out of my sick bed to come to work, despite sounding like Minnie Mouse. If my boss comes in, she’ll send me home for sure. I’m not expecting her though.
c…o…f…f…e…e…
(Wanders off, zombie-like.)
Well, the ice cream guy thought I sounded hilarious.
buffy said:
poikilotherm said:
buffy said:Where is everybody?
At work you slacker ;)
You are an early starter?
8 to 6
buffy said:
poikilotherm said:
Morning, sofaking cold at 4 degrees this morning…is it meant to be Summer?No, not yet…
I think I need to move elsewhere. The cold’s fun but not for this long.
After a few days of +30 temps, we’re heading for 26 today.
nice birdies chirp
few out there song ‘way
be just’t tiny wind
bamboo tops little wave
Well, that’s the peas gleaned. Now I just have to pod them. It’s surprising how many you miss when doing the normal picking.
Plllt…I have two authors respond to me about things and one likes my name so much he said it would be a good name for a character in a book.
kii said:
Plllt…I have two authors respond to me about things and one likes my name so much he said it would be a good name for a character in a book.
Did you reply, “Only if I can be a serial killer?”
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
Plllt…I have two authors respond to me about things and one likes my name so much he said it would be a good name for a character in a book.
Did you reply, “Only if I can be a serial killer?”
Not yet. I’m pondering.
Good morning.
Perhaps.
Mornin’ SM.
Greetings
Eight kilos?!?
Divine Angel said:
Eight kilos?!?
yeah… very fat foot at the moment..
Exam day. See you at lunch time.
Arts said:
Exam day. See you at lunch time.
kick arse, Arts.
You’ve got this, Arts :)
Your foot must be quite painful this morning :(
Arts said:
Exam day. See you at lunch time.
Do it good.
Arts said:
Exam day. See you at lunch time.
good luck…
Divine Angel said:
Your foot must be quite painful this morning :(
painful in a shoe, uncomfortable without.
can push a dent into it about 2-3 cm that stays there for about 60 seconds before disappearing..
aren’t we full of positive energy and encouragement this morning :)
party_pants said:
aren’t we full of positive energy and encouragement this morning :)
Ah. I’m trying…
party_pants said:
aren’t we full of positive energy and encouragement this morning :)
Aren’t we always?
party_pants said:
aren’t we full of positive energy and encouragement this morning :)
Yes, thank you for the well wishes.
I have coffee, rosemary and sunshine. 1 hr
https://youtu.be/TMTK8oMTiJw
A customer has promised to tell me the secrets of how I can sell a 50c coin for more than face value. He reckons the Bank of WA recently bought 13 such coins from him for $8 each.
sarahs mum said:
I’ve never been in a nude photo shoot.
I have, once.
Father of the year.
:(
The poor kids have no chance.
:(
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-15/man-robs-melbourne-medical-centre-with-two-children-in-tow/8025510
Divine Angel said:
eyes pop
sarahs mum said:I’ve never been in a nude photo shoot.
I have, once.
i see we have an elite media now. and the abc is part of it.
I’ve never heard of earthquake lights:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-14/new-zealand-earthquake-sky-flashes-green-and-blue/8022476
buffy said:
I’ve never heard of earthquake lights:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-14/new-zealand-earthquake-sky-flashes-green-and-blue/8022476
I was reading about that the other day, interesting.
Still lots of cool stuff going on with our planet that we are still discovering
Back in high school, my best friend’s brother was in a band and they were trying to cut a demo or whatever. Somehow I ended up volunteering to be the cover girl for the CD. I was under a shower with my hands in a prayer position; the photo was deliberately blurry and supposed to be finished with a stained glass look. But since I was only 17 and my parents were not going to sign the release (obviously), nothing ever came of it.
Cymek said:
buffy said:I’ve never heard of earthquake lights:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-14/new-zealand-earthquake-sky-flashes-green-and-blue/8022476
I was reading about that the other day, interesting.
Still lots of cool stuff going on with our planet that we are still discovering
It’s proof it was aliens.
Divine Angel said:
Cymek said:
buffy said:I’ve never heard of earthquake lights:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-14/new-zealand-earthquake-sky-flashes-green-and-blue/8022476
I was reading about that the other day, interesting.
Still lots of cool stuff going on with our planet that we are still discovering
It’s proof it was aliens.
The aliens would be the more exciting explanation.
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:I’ve never been in a nude photo shoot.
I have, once.
I’ve done the shooting.
buffy said:
I’ve never heard of earthquake lights:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-14/new-zealand-earthquake-sky-flashes-green-and-blue/8022476
Probably thunderstorms at sea.
JudgeMental said:
i see we have an elite media now. and the abc is part of it.
And Murdoch just put the only newspaper in southern Tas behind a pay wall. so I suppose I am only to get my news now from elite sources.
(What a terrible misuse of the word..)
Divine Angel said:
A customer has promised to tell me the secrets of how I can sell a 50c coin for more than face value. He reckons the Bank of WA recently bought 13 such coins from him for $8 each.
Tell him you are okay, you can make a doughnut for 40 cents and sell it for 3 dollars
roughbarked said:
buffy said:I’ve never heard of earthquake lights:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-14/new-zealand-earthquake-sky-flashes-green-and-blue/8022476
Probably thunderstorms at sea.
They have been seen over land as well, found this Wikipedia link.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake_light
Indeed there are still quite a few Pasquale Barbaros to be shot at yet.
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
A customer has promised to tell me the secrets of how I can sell a 50c coin for more than face value. He reckons the Bank of WA recently bought 13 such coins from him for $8 each.
Tell him you are okay, you can make a doughnut for 40 cents and sell it for 3 dollars
Some of the commemorative ones are worth more than 50c but probably not $8 each
Cymek said:
roughbarked said:
buffy said:I’ve never heard of earthquake lights:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-14/new-zealand-earthquake-sky-flashes-green-and-blue/8022476
Probably thunderstorms at sea.
They have been seen over land as well, found this Wikipedia link.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake_light
Must be the moonlight making the earth move then.
Cymek said:
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
A customer has promised to tell me the secrets of how I can sell a 50c coin for more than face value. He reckons the Bank of WA recently bought 13 such coins from him for $8 each.
Tell him you are okay, you can make a doughnut for 40 cents and sell it for 3 dollars
Some of the commemorative ones are worth more than 50c but probably not $8 each
Moving from uninteresting cricket to uninteresting numbers and diddles nude..
It’s getting v v uninteresting indeed.
Nudes portraying negative space
CrazyNeutrino said:
Nudes portraying negative space
That works.
did ‘ad a fan failure on the composting toilet
yeah were a bit smelly
one in the vent pipe ‘as got ‘nother fortunate
inside main one’t okay
turn on’n give all a wipe with bleach straight
ol’ order few fans t’day
for me beast amplifier too yeah I will do that
sarahs mum said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Nudes portraying negative space
That works.
Peely-wally, with the ‘wally’ pronounced to rhyme with rally, not holly, is a Scots adjectival expression meaning pale, wan and off-colour, in the sense of looking unwell and tired.
“She’s had the flu and she’s looking affy peely-wally.”
The use of the mid-19th century word, also spelled peelie-wallie, can be extended to mean insipid and colourless – a weak and overly-milky cup of tea and a beige decor scheme could be described as such. The phrase is also often used to refer to the Scottish complexion, although it is most decidedly not a complimentary term when applied to our national skin tone, as the use of alabaster, porcelain or ivory might be.
“Look at him all peely-wally on the beach next to all they tanned Brazilians.”
The expression started as peely, connected to the Scots word palie, meaning sickly or listless, which is in turn no doubt connected to the English word pale.
http://www.scotsman.com/heritage/people-places/word-of-the-day-peely-wally-1-2563515
In other news, Jimmy Barnes’ autobiography is still really boring. I enjoyed Bryan Cranston’s effort though.
Bubblecar said:
quite different to peeny wally.
Peely-wally, with the ‘wally’ pronounced to rhyme with rally, not holly, is a Scots adjectival expression meaning pale, wan and off-colour, in the sense of looking unwell and tired.“She’s had the flu and she’s looking affy peely-wally.”
The use of the mid-19th century word, also spelled peelie-wallie, can be extended to mean insipid and colourless – a weak and overly-milky cup of tea and a beige decor scheme could be described as such. The phrase is also often used to refer to the Scottish complexion, although it is most decidedly not a complimentary term when applied to our national skin tone, as the use of alabaster, porcelain or ivory might be.
“Look at him all peely-wally on the beach next to all they tanned Brazilians.”
The expression started as peely, connected to the Scots word palie, meaning sickly or listless, which is in turn no doubt connected to the English word pale.
http://www.scotsman.com/heritage/people-places/word-of-the-day-peely-wally-1-2563515
Cymek said:
I find the concept of role models strange, most “role models” seem to be quite uninspiring people
At the end of last year I was interviewed as part of work’s Year Book which is given to KK in other countries as a snapshot of who we are and what we’ve done. One of the questions was “Who motivates you?” which I thought was stoopid because I motivate myself. Inspirational persons are a different matter, but I’m all about self motivation.
And we are done. Wasn’t that bad. Holiday time now!
Arts said:
And we are done. Wasn’t that bad. Holiday time now!
w00t!
Gee you people are strange.
kii said:
Apologies.
Gee you people are strange.
Arts said:
And we are done. Wasn’t that bad. Holiday time now!
Yay!!!! Happy dancer.
kii said:
Gee you people are strange.
Tamb said:
kii said:
Gee you people are strange.
And that’s why you love us.
No. I love my sons and my husband. Maybe 1 or 2 remaining siblings…sort of. I don’t love random strangers.
kii said:
Tamb said:
kii said:
Gee you people are strange.
And that’s why you love us.No. I love my sons and my husband. Maybe 1 or 2 remaining siblings…sort of. I don’t love random strangers.
>I find the concept of role models strange, most “role models” seem to be quite uninspiring people
way back some genius isolated a non-human primate for an extended period and found the creature required renormalizating afterward, and there’s been rats, mice, pigeons, canines and wolf boy. Another chap that was overly fascinated with the external environment claimed human nature was merely the raw materials the social whatever molds and transforms.
and don’t forget, if you lay with dogs you get fleas.
Tamb said:
kii said:
Tamb said:And that’s why you love us.
No. I love my sons and my husband. Maybe 1 or 2 remaining siblings…sort of. I don’t love random strangers.
We are neither random or strangers. Strange perhaps, strangers no longer.
We are all fond of kii like that old tshirt full of holes you just can’t throw out
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
And we are done. Wasn’t that bad. Holiday time now!
Yay!!!! Happy dancer.
yep.. not even checking my answers… I’m just going to go out and have a pleasant lunch with my husband and a celebratory cider :)
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
And we are done. Wasn’t that bad. Holiday time now!
Yay!!!! Happy dancer.
yep.. not even checking my answers… I’m just going to go out and have a pleasant lunch with my husband and a celebratory cider :)
:)
transition said:
>I find the concept of role models strange, most “role models” seem to be quite uninspiring peopleway back some genius isolated a non-human primate for an extended period and found the creature required renormalizating afterward, and there’s been rats, mice, pigeons, canines and wolf boy. Another chap that was overly fascinated with the external environment claimed human nature was merely the raw materials the social whatever molds and transforms.
and don’t forget, if you lay with dogs you get fleas.
Kamala and Amala were raised by wolves. WHne found they had longer canines, different jaw structures, could not walk on two legs, better sense of smell, communication only through noises.. etc So the idea that humans are not ‘inherently’ human is widely accepted. We are raw canvases that are socialised.
Arts said:
Kamala and Amala were raised by wolves. WHne found they had longer canines, different jaw structures, could not walk on two legs, better sense of smell, communication only through noises.. etc So the idea that humans are not ‘inherently’ human is widely accepted. We are raw canvases that are socialised.
Humans are definitively human.
Arts said:
transition said:
>I find the concept of role models strange, most “role models” seem to be quite uninspiring peopleway back some genius isolated a non-human primate for an extended period and found the creature required renormalizating afterward, and there’s been rats, mice, pigeons, canines and wolf boy. Another chap that was overly fascinated with the external environment claimed human nature was merely the raw materials the social whatever molds and transforms.
and don’t forget, if you lay with dogs you get fleas.
Kamala and Amala were raised by wolves. WHne found they had longer canines, different jaw structures, could not walk on two legs, better sense of smell, communication only through noises.. etc So the idea that humans are not ‘inherently’ human is widely accepted. We are raw canvases that are socialised.
yes, that’s the theory you hold
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
Kamala and Amala were raised by wolves. WHne found they had longer canines, different jaw structures, could not walk on two legs, better sense of smell, communication only through noises.. etc So the idea that humans are not ‘inherently’ human is widely accepted. We are raw canvases that are socialised.
Humans are definitively human.
ok let’s say, human characteristics are not inherent but learned. Classifications are based on physical attributes. Although, even that is flexible, given that the subjects above displayed ‘extreme’ physical characteristics based on early lifestyle and diet.
Anyway congrats on getting through the exams Arts :)
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
Kamala and Amala were raised by wolves. WHne found they had longer canines, different jaw structures, could not walk on two legs, better sense of smell, communication only through noises.. etc So the idea that humans are not ‘inherently’ human is widely accepted. We are raw canvases that are socialised.
Humans are definitively human.
ok let’s say, human characteristics are not inherent but learned. Classifications are based on physical attributes. Although, even that is flexible, given that the subjects above displayed ‘extreme’ physical characteristics based on early lifestyle and diet.
Don’t animals if raised by other animals display non typical characteristics for their species
Thank you, Bubblecar.
this course has reorganised my thinking. At the beginning the tutor said, “People do not see the world they was it is, they see it the way they are” and, sure enough, I left every tutorial questioning everything I ever knew or thought was right.
Have to wait on results first, for all we know Arts walked in there, wrote “I am a fish” four hundred times, did a funny little dance and fainted…
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
Kamala and Amala were raised by wolves. WHne found they had longer canines, different jaw structures, could not walk on two legs, better sense of smell, communication only through noises.. etc So the idea that humans are not ‘inherently’ human is widely accepted. We are raw canvases that are socialised.
Humans are definitively human.
ok let’s say, human characteristics are not inherent but learned. Classifications are based on physical attributes. Although, even that is flexible, given that the subjects above displayed ‘extreme’ physical characteristics based on early lifestyle and diet.
>We are raw canvases that are socialised.
certainly receptive to environment, which requires structures that makes that possible
Cymek said:
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:Humans are definitively human.
ok let’s say, human characteristics are not inherent but learned. Classifications are based on physical attributes. Although, even that is flexible, given that the subjects above displayed ‘extreme’ physical characteristics based on early lifestyle and diet.
Don’t animals if raised by other animals display non typical characteristics for their species
ever seen the ‘unusual animal friendships’ thing?
Arts said:
ok let’s say, human characteristics are not inherent but learned. Classifications are based on physical attributes. Although, even that is flexible, given that the subjects above displayed ‘extreme’ physical characteristics based on early lifestyle and diet.
Many characteristics are necessarily inherent (such as the inclination to socialise, speak, and learn how to do such things). Human societies were created by humans, after all :)
furious said:
- Anyway congrats on getting through the exams Arts
Have to wait on results first, for all we know Arts walked in there, wrote “I am a fish” four hundred times, did a funny little dance and fainted…
I thought I turned that web cam off
furious said:
- Anyway congrats on getting through the exams Arts
Have to wait on results first, for all we know Arts walked in there, wrote “I am a fish” four hundred times, did a funny little dance and fainted…
Or put pencils up her noise and said wibble and then fainted
furious said:
- Anyway congrats on getting through the exams Arts
Have to wait on results first, for all we know Arts walked in there, wrote “I am a fish” four hundred times, did a funny little dance and fainted…
Tamb said:
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:Humans are definitively human.
ok let’s say, human characteristics are not inherent but learned. Classifications are based on physical attributes. Although, even that is flexible, given that the subjects above displayed ‘extreme’ physical characteristics based on early lifestyle and diet.
How could they have longer canines?
tooth growth (or lack of) is because of diet. When you are not chewing and grinding, but ripping meat, the wearing down patterns are different. (I am just going on the case study we read earlier in the unit)
Arts said:
Cymek said:
Arts said:ok let’s say, human characteristics are not inherent but learned. Classifications are based on physical attributes. Although, even that is flexible, given that the subjects above displayed ‘extreme’ physical characteristics based on early lifestyle and diet.
Don’t animals if raised by other animals display non typical characteristics for their species
ever seen the ‘unusual animal friendships’ thing?
Yes it’s quite fascinating and makes me wonder if we severely underestimate the intelligence and emotional capacity of most animals
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
ok let’s say, human characteristics are not inherent but learned. Classifications are based on physical attributes. Although, even that is flexible, given that the subjects above displayed ‘extreme’ physical characteristics based on early lifestyle and diet.
Many characteristics are necessarily inherent (such as the inclination to socialise, speak, and learn how to do such things). Human societies were created by humans, after all :)
I think it’s in the words ‘learning how to do such things’ where we see the anomalies.
Birds Raised In Complete Isolation Evolve ‘Normal’ Species Song Over Generations
“Biologists have discovered that zebra finches raised in isolation will, over several generations, produce a song similar to that sung by the species in the wild. The experiment provides new insights into how genetic background, learning abilities and environmental variation might influence how birds evolve “song culture” — and provides some pointers to how human languages may evolve.”
By that logic, if these wolf children had children and so on and so forth eventually they’d be talking up a storm…
Arts said:
I think it’s in the words ‘learning how to do such things’ where we see the anomalies.
Human nature evolved in a human social context, so obviously humans living from early infancy without human nurturing or human company will end up as very distorted examples of the species.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
I think it’s in the words ‘learning how to do such things’ where we see the anomalies.
Human nature evolved in a human social context, so obviously humans living from early infancy without human nurturing or human company will end up as very distorted examples of the species.
this
furious said:
- I think it’s in the words ‘learning how to do such things’ where we see the anomalies.
Birds Raised In Complete Isolation Evolve ‘Normal’ Species Song Over Generations
“Biologists have discovered that zebra finches raised in isolation will, over several generations, produce a song similar to that sung by the species in the wild. The experiment provides new insights into how genetic background, learning abilities and environmental variation might influence how birds evolve “song culture” — and provides some pointers to how human languages may evolve.”
By that logic, if these wolf children had children and so on and so forth eventually they’d be talking up a storm…
It would be interesting to see them (Amala and Kamala) once they had been ‘reintegrated’ and see if and how fast their spoken language developed. Wiki says . “She was eventually partially house-trained and became used to the company of other human beings. After years of hard work, she was able to walk upright a little, although never proficiently and would often revert to all fours when she needed to go somewhere quickly, and learned to speak a few words” then wiki also disputes the authenticity of the claims made by the original assumptions of rearing.
Certainly there are children that are kept in isolation by family members who, after some time, developed spoken language again.
>Yes it’s quite fascinating and makes me wonder if we severely underestimate the intelligence and emotional capacity of most animals
Probably do, this high-functioning consciousness thing tends a bit of instinct blindness.
Bit like you’re enjoying the Windows interface, that glossy shell on DOS (of past), you’re doing something and suddenly there’s a bunch of machine code pops up in a box.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
I think it’s in the words ‘learning how to do such things’ where we see the anomalies.
Human nature evolved in a human social context, so obviously humans living from early infancy without human nurturing or human company will end up as very distorted examples of the species.
indeed.
there is also the, less aggressive, form of child raising that allows children to parake in activities where physical changes occur. There is a champion rock climber who, as a child, spent time in Africa (with her parents) who did a lot of climbing as a child, as a result of climbing as a child, her fingers were elongated, giving her the advantage in the sport.
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
I think it’s in the words ‘learning how to do such things’ where we see the anomalies.
Human nature evolved in a human social context, so obviously humans living from early infancy without human nurturing or human company will end up as very distorted examples of the species.
indeed.
there is also the, less aggressive, form of child raising that allows children to parake in activities where physical changes occur. There is a champion rock climber who, as a child, spent time in Africa (with her parents) who did a lot of climbing as a child, as a result of climbing as a child, her fingers were elongated, giving her the advantage in the sport.
ignore the redundant words
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
I think it’s in the words ‘learning how to do such things’ where we see the anomalies.
Human nature evolved in a human social context, so obviously humans living from early infancy without human nurturing or human company will end up as very distorted examples of the species.
this
What about Romulus and Reimus, they had a dysfunctional childhood but went on to develop one of the Worlds most influential cities.
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
Bubblecar said:Human nature evolved in a human social context, so obviously humans living from early infancy without human nurturing or human company will end up as very distorted examples of the species.
this
What about Romulus and Reimus, they had a dysfunctional childhood but went on to develop one of the Worlds most influential cities.
wolvez
Rome was going great until they legalised freckle rogering and let their boarder protection slip.
Peak Warming Man said:
Rome was going great until they legalised freckle rogering and let their boarder protection slip.
Perhaps empires need to limit expansion to a point were they can still control it directly and not by proxy
Cymek said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Rome was going great until they legalised freckle rogering and let their boarder protection slip.
Perhaps empires need to limit expansion to a point were they can still control it directly and not by proxy
Perhaps empires are inherently unstable
dv said:
Cymek said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Rome was going great until they legalised freckle rogering and let their boarder protection slip.
Perhaps empires need to limit expansion to a point were they can still control it directly and not by proxy
Perhaps empires are inherently unstable
That as well
the beast needs a clean out, got cobwebs and dust, lives outside
replacing fans
We have some fucking huge flies out here today
>Human nature evolved in a human social context, so obviously humans living from early infancy without human nurturing or human company will end up as very distorted examples of the species.
not much of phylogeny and biohistory where the tabula rasa does what it does. You will be that of just your lifetime, none of that other complicating stuff. You’ve got a plastic brain. That the structures passed on contribute to that plasticity (and receptivity), well, don’t mention it.
I’ll have to add antagonist to my growing list
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2016/no-complaints-malcolm-turnbull-defends-brethren-donations-to-liberal-party-20160618-gpm9z5.html
sarahs mum said:
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2016/no-complaints-malcolm-turnbull-defends-brethren-donations-to-liberal-party-20160618-gpm9z5.html
Strange how they’re allowed to donate to a political party but they’re not allowed to vote.
Mind you everything about them is strange, for nasty values of strange.
sarahs mum said:
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2016/no-complaints-malcolm-turnbull-defends-brethren-donations-to-liberal-party-20160618-gpm9z5.html
Exclusive Brethren are nothing more than a group of people abusing other peoples rights.
Religion vs human rights
They abuse the rights of homosexual women and men who are born that way, proven by science.
yet again, another medieval religious group violating the rights of other people in the 21 st century.
therefore I see the Exclusive Brethren as a criminal organization fronted by religious
If you abuse peoples rights or use religion to abuse other people, I don’t want to know you,
Bruce Hales is a human rights abuser who spreads hate. If you spread hate Bruce Hales you need to be in Jail Asshole
Malcom Turnbull and the Liberal Party are associating with a organization who abuse human rights.
I feel sorry for the few religious people who do not abuse other peoples rights.
I think the only way the Exclusive Brethren can get the respect of the left is if they start decapitating people, hang gays, stone adulterers and mutilate their young girls.
Reading articles on time dilation such an interesting theory, assuming we could travel at a significant percentage of the speed of light and those involved weren’t worried about being displaced in time in relation to everyone else the human lifespan as it is currently seems sufficient to get most places.
Cymek said:
Reading articles on time dilation such an interesting theory, assuming we could travel at a significant percentage of the speed of light and those involved weren’t worried about being displaced in time in relation to everyone else the human lifespan as it is currently seems sufficient to get most places.
wha?? time still flows at 1sec/sec in the accelerated frame of referece.. time dilation doesn’t ‘buy’ you any extra time, it’s just an artifact of accelerating FoRs
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2016/no-complaints-malcolm-turnbull-defends-brethren-donations-to-liberal-party-20160618-gpm9z5.html
Strange how they’re allowed to donate to a political party but they’re not allowed to vote.
Mind you everything about them is strange, for nasty values of strange.
Lots of them out fruit loops (among others) out here, tip, if you ever see a big church of theirs being built…buy a bottle shop nearby…
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:
Reading articles on time dilation such an interesting theory, assuming we could travel at a significant percentage of the speed of light and those involved weren’t worried about being displaced in time in relation to everyone else the human lifespan as it is currently seems sufficient to get most places.
wha?? time still flows at 1sec/sec in the accelerated frame of referece.. time dilation doesn’t ‘buy’ you any extra time, it’s just an artifact of accelerating FoRs
It was reading this from wikepedia
While it takes light approximately 2.54 million years to traverse the gulf of space between Earth and, for instance, the Andromeda Galaxy, it would take a much shorter amount of time from the point of view of a traveller at close to the speed of light due to the effects of time dilation; the time experienced by the traveller depending both on velocity (anything less than the speed of light) and distance travelled (length contraction). Intergalactic travel for humans is therefore possible, in theory, from the point of view of the traveller.
Accelerating to speeds closer to the speed of light with a relativistic rocket would allow the on-ship travel time to be drastically lower, but would require very large amounts of energy. A way to do this is space travel using constant acceleration. Traveling to the Andromeda Galaxy, 2 million light years away, would take 28 years on-ship time with a constant acceleration of 1g and a deceleration of 1g after reaching half way, to be able to stop.
me email parts order’t done
dinner at mummy’s later on
roast’n beer yeah what doin’
poikilotherm said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/federal-election-2016/no-complaints-malcolm-turnbull-defends-brethren-donations-to-liberal-party-20160618-gpm9z5.html
Strange how they’re allowed to donate to a political party but they’re not allowed to vote.
Mind you everything about them is strange, for nasty values of strange.
Lots of them out fruit loops (among others) out here, tip, if you ever see a big church of theirs being built…buy a bottle shop nearby…
crikey, I can typing.
Divine Angel said:
In other news, Jimmy Barnes’ autobiography is still really boring. I enjoyed Bryan Cranston’s effort though.
When was Jimmy Barnes anything else?
Clinton digital chief: Democrats to target Facebook’s fake news
The Clinton campaign’s chief digital strategist on Monday blamed Facebook for enabling the spread of misinformation about the Democratic nominee — and said Democrats in and out of government have been looking at how to tackle the “big problem” of fake news on the social network.
“Everyone has the right to say what they want, have access to sites that they want, share what they want,” Teddy Goff told POLITICO. “But a publisher with a record of making stuff up is not likely to rank that highly on Google, and the equivalent ought to be the case on Facebook.”
Critics on the left say false headlines on Facebook harmed Hillary Clinton and helped swing the election to Donald Trump.
If you are interested in Exclusive Brethren, have a read of Peter Flinn’s story:
http://www.cifs.org.au/brethrenstory.php
It’s the ninth one down that page.
I reckon any organisation with a tax-free status should be banned from political donations.
party_pants said:
I reckon any organisation with a tax-free status should be banned from political donations.
Any Hate Group should be banned from political donations.
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
I reckon any organisation with a tax-free status should be banned from political donations.
Any Hate Group should be banned from political donations.
The Exclusive Brethren are a hate group so should be banned from political donations.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
I reckon any organisation with a tax-free status should be banned from political donations.
Any Hate Group should be banned from political donations.
The Exclusive Brethren are a hate group so should be banned from political donations.
Surely most if not all political donations are a bribe anyway
Cymek said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Any Hate Group should be banned from political donations.
The Exclusive Brethren are a hate group so should be banned from political donations.
Surely most if not all political donations are a bribe anyway
Its all these types of religious groups that place pressure on religious politicians to vote the religious way, not necessarily the right way.
Good evening gentlemen. And Bear. And DV.
I went to type www2b.abc.net.au…. initially instead of tokyo.
SIBEEN!!!
you left the door open!!
OCDC said:
Good evening gentlemen. And Bear. And DV.I went to type www2b.abc.net.au…. initially instead of tokyo.
awwwwwwww
JudgeMental said:
SIBEEN!!!you left the door open!!
be no use closing it, she seeps through the vent.
dv said:
JudgeMental said:Like norovirus, I’m airborne.SIBEEN!!!be no use closing it, she seeps through the vent.you left the door open!!
she seeps through the vent.
well, i don’t know alex as intimately as you obviously do DV.
I had to have a drink of water so I could spit it out…
So … to what do we owe this rare pleasure?
At work, on call, all patients have been seen.
Wanna smell my cast?
I can smell it from here without even trying…
OCDC said:
I can smell it from here without even trying…
MZL was in here before, I think
dv said:
Wanna smell my cast?
Smells like almonds
OCDC said:
I can smell it from here without even trying…
That’s the lower cast you can smell.
It’s like old times in here!
dv said:
OCDC said:Now it makes sense…I can smell it from here without even trying…MZL was in here before, I think
the gang’s all here and agley
sup party people…
dv said:
the gang’s all here and agley
We’re awry?
I’m awright.
Peak Warming Man said:
OCDC said:
I can smell it from here without even trying…
That’s the lower cast you can smell.
https://i.chzbgr.com/full/7932125952/h22EC5FE4/!!
party_pants said:
That seems fair.
I reckon any organisation with a tax-free status should be banned from political donations.
Supermoon image fail
https://www.instagram.com/p/BMygfjFjYT4/
Hello Holidayers. We et retro…apricot chicken.
And why does my arm not hurt. It’s got a new set of stitches. Things took a bit longer than expected, I bled a bit. Apparently. I wasn’t watching.
dv said:
Supermoon image failIs that a photo of bear? I’m on a work computer…
https://www.instagram.com/p/BMygfjFjYT4/
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. We et retro…apricot chicken.What’s Mr Buffy done to you now?And why does my arm not hurt. It’s got a new set of stitches. Things took a bit longer than expected, I bled a bit. Apparently. I wasn’t watching.
Mum got kicked out of the room again when the nurse was doing the dressing on my grandmother’s leg ulcers. Heh. Pathetic woman.
We had to re-do this:
The bit removed proved to be a melanoma, so Dr S decided he wanted to take a bit more off the top and bottom to be within the guidelines. I reckon it looks as if I’ve had tattoo regret. Always reassuring when the man asks for artery forceps and tells the nurse to apply pressure. I could see some smoke from the cautery but I chose not to smell the smell.
buffy said:
We had to re-do this:
The bit removed proved to be a melanoma, so Dr S decided he wanted to take a bit more off the top and bottom to be within the guidelines. I reckon it looks as if I’ve had tattoo regret. Always reassuring when the man asks for artery forceps and tells the nurse to apply pressure. I could see some smoke from the cautery but I chose not to smell the smell.
damn
buffy said:
The bit removed proved to be a melanomaWell that isn’t good.
It was what Dr S calls an ugly duckling. Different from my other moles and weird skin things. Once this is sorted he is going to check all of the rest of me. Apparently. I only got him to look at it because I noticed one day at work that I was scratching at it. The mole had been there all my life, as far as I can recall. Dr S. says naevi do not turn into melanoma, but there is no reason you can’t get a melanoma on the same bit of skin. Anyway, I’ve known all my life that change in appearance, itch, bleeding means get it checked. He seemed a bit surprised that I knew that.
buffy said:
Shit!The bit removed proved to be a melanoma,
Hometime. Hooroo.
buffy said:
I could see some smoke from the cautery but I chose not to smell the smell.
Does burnt Buffy smell like bacon?
buffy said:
It was what Dr S calls an ugly duckling.
some great bedside manner
“The sections of skin show malignant melanoma, superficial spreading type. There is a minor intradermal component in Block 1A, but the cells are nested, bland and inactive and likely reflect pre-existing naevus. There are also some bland junctional nests in this region. There is no regression or ulceration and no lymphovascular or perineural invasion. The lesion is poorly circumscribed and focally extends to a transverse edge in Block 1B. Uninvolved skin is unremarkable.”
So apparently I am to be used as an example of being careful about watching for changes in naevi when they do their professional education stuff.
dv said:
buffy said:It was what Dr S calls an ugly duckling.
some great bedside manner
He’s a lovely young man. His manner is fine. It’s how he explains that this mole was different.
buffy said:
We had to re-do this:
The bit removed proved to be a melanoma, so Dr S decided he wanted to take a bit more off the top and bottom to be within the guidelines. I reckon it looks as if I’ve had tattoo regret. Always reassuring when the man asks for artery forceps and tells the nurse to apply pressure. I could see some smoke from the cautery but I chose not to smell the smell.
Nasty.
By the way, I’m not particularly concerned. Just a bit pissed off. After all, I’ve spent the last 35 years inside a small dark consulting room. I can only really remember two, maybe three proper sunburns in my life. We were the kids that got taken to the beach at sunrise, were all covered up with little shoulder capes on our playsuits, and went home at morning tea time. I do my gardening from sunrise to about midday, sometimes earlier. So it’s not actually fair.
;)
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:I could see some smoke from the cautery but I chose not to smell the smell.Does burnt Buffy smell like bacon?
Oohh. Nasty shivers up spine, bad smell memory in nose.
OCDC said:
Hometime. Hooroo.
Ya’all come back now.
mcgoon said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:I could see some smoke from the cautery but I chose not to smell the smell.Does burnt Buffy smell like bacon?
Oohh. Nasty shivers up spine, bad smell memory in nose.
Yes, Mr buffy has warned me, that’s why I didn’t breathe in the smell. I’ve smelled the dentist drill, and that isn’t really pleasant either.
buffy said:
mcgoon said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Does burnt Buffy smell like bacon?
Oohh. Nasty shivers up spine, bad smell memory in nose.
Yes, Mr buffy has warned me, that’s why I didn’t breathe in the smell. I’ve smelled the dentist drill, and that isn’t really pleasant either.
long pork
I thought “long pig”.
Michael V said:
I thought “longpigpug”.
Anyway, I’d better go cook Mrs V’s (and my) dinner.
stumpy_seahorse said:
Are you a kiwi?
Michael V said:
I thought “longpigpug”.
‘aved’t roast at mummy’s was yum
beer yeah ‘ad southwark
a coffee’n us’re home sweet home
so ends my little squawk
after-meal news in this’s silly poem
Is the Large Hadron Collider a circle or an ellipse?
Yes.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Is the Large Hadron Collider a circle or an ellipse?
circle.
coulrophobia
PRONUNCIATION:
(kool-ruh-FOH-bee-uh)
MEANING:
noun: The fear of clowns.
ETYMOLOGY:
From Greek kolobatheron (stilt) + -phobia (fear). Earliest documented use: 1980s.
USAGE:
“They all share my coulrophobia with Congressional clowns and presidential hopefuls.”
Fred Pfisterer; Which Came First, Clowns or the Politicians?; The News Leader (Staunton, Virginia); Mar 6, 2016.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Is the Large Hadron Collider a circle or an ellipse?
circle
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
I reckon any organisation with a tax-free status should be banned from political donations.
Any Hate Group should be banned from political donations.
And you would be one of the first.
Something just occurred to me.
Wikileaks is not a wiki at all.
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
I reckon any organisation with a tax-free status should be banned from political donations.
Any Hate Group should be banned from political donations.
And you would be one of the first.
So would i.
I hate hate-groups.
‘Spiny Norman’!
How are you, Bill?
Long time, no broad expanse of water.
dv said:
Something just occurred to me.Wikileaks is not a wiki at all.
—-
My son (21) believes that Hilary Clinton is just as corrupt as Trump from some wikileaks he read.
tauto said:
My son (21) believes that Hilary Clinton is just as corrupt as Trump from some wikileaks he read.
She almost certainly is.
Could one go as far as she has in American business and politics and NOT be corrupt to a greater or lesser extent?
The critical question is, is she as loopily egotistical and volatile as Trump?
mcgoon said:
tauto said:My son (21) believes that Hilary Clinton is just as corrupt as Trump from some wikileaks he read.
She almost certainly is.
Could one go as far as she has in American business and politics and NOT be corrupt to a greater or lesser extent?
The critical question is, is she as loopily egotistical and volatile as Trump?
tauto said:
dv said:
Something just occurred to me.Wikileaks is not a wiki at all.
—-
My son (21) believes that Hilary Clinton is just as corrupt as Trump from some wikileaks he read.
She’s also pretty damned incompetant. Imagine spending nearly US$1 billion on an election campaign…and losing.
PermeateFree said:
That’s pretty rich.
The world’s No. 2 Scientoligist demanding ‘the truth’.
sibeen said:
tauto said:
dv said:
Something just occurred to me.Wikileaks is not a wiki at all.
—-
My son (21) believes that Hilary Clinton is just as corrupt as Trump from some wikileaks he read.
She’s also pretty damned incompetant. Imagine spending nearly US$1 billion on an election campaign…and losing.
—-
The FBI boss put a “hit” on her, only time will tell why.
sibeen said:
tauto said:
dv said:
Something just occurred to me.Wikileaks is not a wiki at all.
—-
My son (21) believes that Hilary Clinton is just as corrupt as Trump from some wikileaks he read.
She’s also pretty damned incompetant. Imagine spending nearly US$1 billion on an election campaign…and losing.
it’s the cia’s fault
The Russians have a video…
I’ve never got that deleted email thing. I mean, ffs, the cops can recall emails deleted from suspected crims computers, surely the CIA can do the same…
Arts said:
I’ve never got that deleted email thing. I mean, ffs, the cops can recall emails deleted from suspected crims computers, surely the CIA can do the same…
There are ways of deleting that cannot be recovered by using washer programs which perform multiple calculations over the hard drive. Having said that in theory they can still be recovered if you are willing to use a scanning microscope down to molecular level and have plenty of lifetimes.
furious said:
- The FBI boss put a “hit” on her, only time will tell why.
The Russians have a video…
—-
J edgar style…
so here’s a funny thing… in my exam today I had a sprig of rosemary (rosemary is said to have good memory recall properties) but the supervisor told me that I had to put it under the desk because it ‘didn’t comply with exam conditions’ and yet the person in front of me farted and I’m pretty sure that doesn’t comply either, but they were allowed to get away with it
I’ve never seen the film Casablanca.
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
I’ve never got that deleted email thing. I mean, ffs, the cops can recall emails deleted from suspected crims computers, surely the CIA can do the same…
There are ways of deleting that cannot be recovered by using washer programs which perform multiple calculations over the hard drive. Having said that in theory they can still be recovered if you are willing to use a scanning microscope down to molecular level and have plenty of lifetimes.
so, we’ll find out in a few hundred years?
Arts said:
so here’s a funny thing… in my exam today I had a sprig of rosemary (rosemary is said to have good memory recall properties) but the supervisor told me that I had to put it under the desk because it ‘didn’t comply with exam conditions’ and yet the person in front of me farted and I’m pretty sure that doesn’t comply either, but they were allowed to get away with it
—-
They were outguessing..
tauto said:
Arts said:
so here’s a funny thing… in my exam today I had a sprig of rosemary (rosemary is said to have good memory recall properties) but the supervisor told me that I had to put it under the desk because it ‘didn’t comply with exam conditions’ and yet the person in front of me farted and I’m pretty sure that doesn’t comply either, but they were allowed to get away with it
—-
They were outguessing..
golf clap
Arts said:
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
I’ve never got that deleted email thing. I mean, ffs, the cops can recall emails deleted from suspected crims computers, surely the CIA can do the same…
There are ways of deleting that cannot be recovered by using washer programs which perform multiple calculations over the hard drive. Having said that in theory they can still be recovered if you are willing to use a scanning microscope down to molecular level and have plenty of lifetimes.
so, we’ll find out in a few hundred years?
Nahhh they are gone.
How were you going to unlock this potential? Eat it? Smell it? Put it behind your ear?
“They” always say that anything that goes on the internet stays on the internet, forever, so if that is true then the emails are out there somewhere…
furious said:
- in my exam today I had a sprig of rosemary (rosemary is said to have good memory recall properties)
How were you going to unlock this potential? Eat it? Smell it? Put it behind your ear?
Read the cheat notes off the stem.
If you want to see some entertainment see if you can find the clip of Mark Latham interviewing the head of Australia’s US Political Studies Group.
I’m at the redoubt so no can do.
It’s worth it.
furious said:
- in my exam today I had a sprig of rosemary (rosemary is said to have good memory recall properties)
How were you going to unlock this potential? Eat it? Smell it? Put it behind your ear?
it’s a smell association It doesn’t matter if it works or not.. rosemary smells nice
Arts said:
so here’s a funny thing… in my exam today I had a sprig of rosemary (rosemary is said to have good memory recall properties) but the supervisor told me that I had to put it under the desk because it ‘didn’t comply with exam conditions’ and yet the person in front of me farted and I’m pretty sure that doesn’t comply either, but they were allowed to get away with it
Did you sail through?
CrazyNeutrino said:
Cymek said:
CrazyNeutrino said:The Exclusive Brethren are a hate group so should be banned from political donations.
Surely most if not all political donations are a bribe anyway
Its all these types of religious groups that place pressure on religious politicians to vote the religious way, not necessarily the right way.
Just about every religion has been done by the kiddy fiddling commission. But the brethren do so much more shit. The breaking up families shit. And let us not forget the breaking of the electoral act with late minute hate mail shit.
furious said:
- I’ve never got that deleted email thing. I mean, ffs, the cops can recall emails deleted from suspected crims computers, surely the CIA can do the same…
“They” always say that anything that goes on the internet stays on the internet, forever, so if that is true then the emails are out there somewhere…
They say lots of stuff that is poo.
Peak Warming Man said:
Arts said:
so here’s a funny thing… in my exam today I had a sprig of rosemary (rosemary is said to have good memory recall properties) but the supervisor told me that I had to put it under the desk because it ‘didn’t comply with exam conditions’ and yet the person in front of me farted and I’m pretty sure that doesn’t comply either, but they were allowed to get away with it
Did you sail through?
it was not as difficult as I had imagined… I’m quietly confident
mcgoon said:
tauto said:My son (21) believes that Hilary Clinton is just as corrupt as Trump from some wikileaks he read.
She almost certainly is.
Could one go as far as she has in American business and politics and NOT be corrupt to a greater or lesser extent?
The critical question is, is she as loopily egotistical and volatile as Trump?
Nothing from wikileaks suggests any financial impropriety on Clinton’s part.
Arts said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Arts said:
so here’s a funny thing… in my exam today I had a sprig of rosemary (rosemary is said to have good memory recall properties) but the supervisor told me that I had to put it under the desk because it ‘didn’t comply with exam conditions’ and yet the person in front of me farted and I’m pretty sure that doesn’t comply either, but they were allowed to get away with it
Did you sail through?
it was not as difficult as I had imagined… I’m quietly confident
That sounds more promising than last time.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
Peak Warming Man said:Did you sail through?
it was not as difficult as I had imagined… I’m quietly confident
That sounds more promising than last time.
well, it wasn’t stats..
I only need 8 marks on the exam to pass the unit, so I don’t think I’ll do too bad this time.
Arts said:
I only need 8 marks on the exam to pass the unit, so I don’t think I’ll do too bad this time.
Good-o.
So when does next semester start – February?
Arts said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Arts said:
so here’s a funny thing… in my exam today I had a sprig of rosemary (rosemary is said to have good memory recall properties) but the supervisor told me that I had to put it under the desk because it ‘didn’t comply with exam conditions’ and yet the person in front of me farted and I’m pretty sure that doesn’t comply either, but they were allowed to get away with it
Did you sail through?
it was not as difficult as I had imagined… I’m quietly confident
Not like Steve Smith I hope.
buffy said:
We had to re-do this:
The bit removed proved to be a melanoma, so Dr S decided he wanted to take a bit more off the top and bottom to be within the guidelines. I reckon it looks as if I’ve had tattoo regret. Always reassuring when the man asks for artery forceps and tells the nurse to apply pressure. I could see some smoke from the cautery but I chose not to smell the smell.
I am glad that it was caught and also that your doctor is very cautious. xxxx
party_pants said:
Arts said:I only need 8 marks on the exam to pass the unit, so I don’t think I’ll do too bad this time.
Good-o.
So when does next semester start – February?
I don’t know… January is class election time, although I have already enrolled into my classes.. a nice break now.. I am one year down and two and a half to go until I finish.. that’s not too bad for doing it part time..
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:We had to re-do this:
The bit removed proved to be a melanoma, so Dr S decided he wanted to take a bit more off the top and bottom to be within the guidelines. I reckon it looks as if I’ve had tattoo regret. Always reassuring when the man asks for artery forceps and tells the nurse to apply pressure. I could see some smoke from the cautery but I chose not to smell the smell.
I am glad that it was caught and also that your doctor is very cautious. xxxx
yeah.. and for the record a tattoo regret is called a regert…
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:We had to re-do this:
The bit removed proved to be a melanoma, so Dr S decided he wanted to take a bit more off the top and bottom to be within the guidelines. I reckon it looks as if I’ve had tattoo regret. Always reassuring when the man asks for artery forceps and tells the nurse to apply pressure. I could see some smoke from the cautery but I chose not to smell the smell.
I am glad that it was caught and also that your doctor is very cautious. xxxx
yeah.. and for the record a tattoo regret is called a regert…
NO RAGRETS
dv said:
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:I am glad that it was caught and also that your doctor is very cautious. xxxx
yeah.. and for the record a tattoo regret is called a regert…
NO RAGRETS
Friends of mine want to open a tattoo removal clinic.. I told them to name it No Regerts…
Arts said:
dv said:
Arts said:yeah.. and for the record a tattoo regret is called a regert…
NO RAGRETS
Friends of mine want to open a tattoo removal clinic.. I told them to name it No Regerts…
next door to a tattoo shop?
party_pants said:
Arts said:
dv said:NO RAGRETS
Friends of mine want to open a tattoo removal clinic.. I told them to name it No Regerts…
next door to a tattoo shop?
I suggested that I know some tattoo artist that might be happy to start a business.. if you can’t cover it.. remove it… etc
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/15/japan-fixes-vast-fukuoka-city-sinkhole-repaired-two-days
That is rather amazing.
Arts said:
yeah.. and for the record a tattoo regret is called a regert…
Regert by sea?
Feeling berrgh. Think I might have picked up a bug in the doctors waiting room a few days ago :(
Maybe I’ll do only half an exercise routine tonight.
sibeen said:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/15/japan-fixes-vast-fukuoka-city-sinkhole-repaired-two-daysThat is rather amazing.
Just let that sink in
it’s a fucking basin
party_pants said:
it’s a fucking basin
Ooooo, who’s a fucking posh ‘ome owner then.
We have morning.
No work today….YAY!
Serious attention required in my workroom and maybe some stewing of the apples.
party_pants said:
it’s a fucking basin
I agree with this person.
kii said:
We have morning.No work today….YAY!
Serious attention required in my workroom and maybe some stewing of the apples.
So you’re out of mourning?
I like the sink joke.
sibeen said:
party_pants said:
it’s a fucking basin
Ooooo, who’s a fucking posh ‘ome owner then.
Ah well. Just thought i’d mention it.
sarahs mum said:
I like the sink joke.
glares
sibeen said:
kii said:
We have morning.No work today….YAY!
Serious attention required in my workroom and maybe some stewing of the apples.
So you’re out of mourning?
No never.
sarahs mum said:
I like the sink joke.
it’s always getting a plug somewhere.
JudgeMental said:
sarahs mum said:
I like the sink joke.
it’s always getting a plug somewhere.
This place is going down the drain.
Christ, you people plumb the depths.
promise not to post anymore jokes if you’all just come back.
No, it’s OK, I’m still laughing. I mean my “plumb the depths” really was a knee slapper. Hard to top that one this late at night.
sibeen said:
No, it’s OK, I’m still laughing. I mean my “plumb the depths” really was a knee slapper. Hard to top that one this late at night.
I wouldn’t want to pour cold water on that joke.
JudgeMental said:
promise not to post anymore jokes if you’all just come back.
I’m back now.
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
promise not to post anymore jokes if you’all just come back.
I’m back now.
Me too but not for long. Catching up on late night repeat QandA.
In other news, the Iraqi army seems to be making progress in re-taking the city of Mosul from IS. Hopefully they will be successful and this will break the back of the IS movement.
party_pants said:
In other news, the Iraqi army seems to be making progress in re-taking the city of Mosul from IS. Hopefully they will be successful and this will break the back of the IS movement.
If only they had promoted wookie as head of the military.
IS will change as an organisation, they can’t spruike a caliphate and breaking the Sykes-Picot line anymore but they will regroup, maybe in Yemen or Sudan, tribal Afghanistan and Pakistan and ready to create deadly mischief.
JudgeMental said:
promise not to post anymore jokes if you’all just come back.
It’s a trick, isn’t it?
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
In other news, the Iraqi army seems to be making progress in re-taking the city of Mosul from IS. Hopefully they will be successful and this will break the back of the IS movement.
If only they had promoted wookie as head of the military.
IS will change as an organisation, they can’t spruike a caliphate and breaking the Sykes-Picot line anymore but they will regroup, maybe in Yemen or Sudan, tribal Afghanistan and Pakistan and ready to create deadly mischief.
They have no choice really, they cannot stay where they are, they cannot return to their own countries, well maybe Australia, Burnside will probably throw out a legal challenge for the Australian members to return, the others will move through porous borders and find each other elsewhere. A lot of money is still somewhere in the mix as well for funding extractions.
evening folks
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
In other news, the Iraqi army seems to be making progress in re-taking the city of Mosul from IS. Hopefully they will be successful and this will break the back of the IS movement.
If only they had promoted wookie as head of the military.
IS will change as an organisation, they can’t spruike a caliphate and breaking the Sykes-Picot line anymore but they will regroup, maybe in Yemen or Sudan, tribal Afghanistan and Pakistan and ready to create deadly mischief.
That’s kind of what I mean, the end of the caliphate idea, There will always be a few hard-core groups plotting against the west somewhere. But hopefully a lot of the bastards will get killed in Mosul, and their bodies thrown into a large wood-chipper and then fed to pigs or something.
stumpy_seahorse said:
evening folks
hi and bye, Have a great evening.
party_pants said:
In other news, the Iraqi army seems to be making progress in re-taking the city of Mosul from IS. Hopefully they will be successful and this will break the back of the IS movement.
good
Flicking around the channels and
Coniston
Violence;Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program contains images and voices of people who have died
DOCUMENTARYSPECIAL INTEREST
More than 80 years after the brutal slaughter of 100 or more Aboriginal people in Central Australia, their descendants and community prepare to make the film which uses re-enactments and historical footage to tell their story.
Today’s plans have already gone down the gurgler.
The Rocket Scientist texted me about a heap of photos that I took of one of his drawings. He asked politely if I could email them to him…
I really should follow up ie. call various medical offices and the insurance company to find out the latest versions of what is required to see someone for medical assistance – I need my eyes checked, my skin has a few dubious things that need an expert to assess and a few other things. Dealing with these people is like trying to squash a tomato seed on a plate whilst in a drunken haze induced dream.
dv said:
Yes. This.
Also try reading The Unconsoled by Kazuo Ishiguro. You will want to chew your brain out by page 20.
kii said:
dv said:
Yes. This.
Also try reading The Unconsoled by Kazuo Ishiguro. You will want to chew your brain out by page 20.
which panel is you?
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:
Yes. This.
Also try reading The Unconsoled by Kazuo Ishiguro. You will want to chew your brain out by page 20.
which panel is you?
Mainly panel 1, a tad from panels 2 &3 and a heap of panel 4.
Email sent. The Rocket Scientist will be happy. He’s actually a very talented artist as well as a physicist.
Late night for me, Al Jazeera and to bed.
Good morning Holidayers.
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers.
Top of the morning to ye.
Nine degrees, overcast.
Had to hit the ibuprofen at 12.30am….the local anaesthetic did well to last around 10 hours. Not real pain, more a stinging in the cut on my arm. But never the less, it wasn’t conducive to going back to sleep.
buffy said:
Nine degrees, overcast.
Had to hit the ibuprofen at 12.30am….the local anaesthetic did well to last around 10 hours. Not real pain, more a stinging in the cut on my arm. But never the less, it wasn’t conducive to going back to sleep.
Hope your healing is swift.
roughbarked said:
I heal well. I haven’t got time to waste, too many things I want to do.
buffy said:Nine degrees, overcast.
Had to hit the ibuprofen at 12.30am….the local anaesthetic did well to last around 10 hours. Not real pain, more a stinging in the cut on my arm. But never the less, it wasn’t conducive to going back to sleep.
Hope your healing is swift.
buffy said:
roughbarked said:I heal well. I haven’t got time to waste, too many things I want to do.
buffy said:Nine degrees, overcast.
Had to hit the ibuprofen at 12.30am….the local anaesthetic did well to last around 10 hours. Not real pain, more a stinging in the cut on my arm. But never the less, it wasn’t conducive to going back to sleep.
Hope your healing is swift.
Good. :)
Is MV here yet? I dreamed he was coach of the Tilobilla football team. Is there actually a place called Tilobilla?
roughbarked said:
buffy said:Nine degrees, overcast.
Had to hit the ibuprofen at 12.30am….the local anaesthetic did well to last around 10 hours. Not real pain, more a stinging in the cut on my arm. But never the less, it wasn’t conducive to going back to sleep.
Hope your healing is swift.
Morning punters and correctors.
Gorgeous morning here at the redoubt, just a zephyr of a breeze, clear skies with the mist down in the valleys.
Still need a jumper though.
Goooood Morning all.
20.7°C and 60% RH here in this home office. Some clouds billowing over the sand hill – otherwise clear. Once the roof goes onto the shed, I will no longer be able to see that part of the sand hill from the office. I think that it might have been a mistake to make the shed higher to fit a boat into it. I’ll get over it, I suppose.
I think the builders will start the shed roof today.
buffy said:
roughbarked said:Ha! I heal well. I haven’t got time to waste, too many things I want to do.
buffy said:Nine degrees, overcast.
Had to hit the ibuprofen at 12.30am….the local anaesthetic did well to last around 10 hours. Not real pain, more a stinging in the cut on my arm. But never the less, it wasn’t conducive to going back to sleep.
Hope your healing is swift.
Divine Angel said:
That’d be a first!
Is MV here yet? I dreamed he was coach of the Tilobilla football team. Is there actually a place called Tilobilla?
The only position I was ever picked for any football team was Left Right Out.
(Google doesn’t think there is a place called Tilobilla.)
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:That’d be a first!
Is MV here yet? I dreamed he was coach of the Tilobilla football team. Is there actually a place called Tilobilla?
The only position I was ever picked for any football team was Left Right Out.
(Google doesn’t think there is a place called Tilobilla.)
There’s a Tilba Tilba and a Tidbinbilla.
Michael V said:
fixed
buffy said:Ha!
roughbarked said:I heal well. I haven’t got time to waste, too many things I want to do.Hope your healing is swift.
roughbarked said:
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:That’d be a first!
Is MV here yet? I dreamed he was coach of the Tilobilla football team. Is there actually a place called Tilobilla?
The only position I was ever picked for any football team was Left Right Out.
(Google doesn’t think there is a place called Tilobilla.)
There’s a Tilba Tilba and a Tidbinbilla.
c…o…f…f…e…e…
Michael V said:
c…o…f…f…e…e…
the supermoon, well actually a tortilla on the glass as it was a little cloudy…
JudgeMental said:
the supermoon, well actually a tortilla on the glass as it was a little cloudy…!https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15094489_1836329949978051_6936040301150505418_n.png?oh=ced5a3ac97f649329eacddc463ff9a14&oe=58890FA0
Presses “like” button
hearin’ a few bird
wind in bamboo
is reversin’ alarm
the toilet fan too
worn out bearin’s
good morning.
I’m reading Barry.
http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/weblog/article/stupidity-is-on-the-rise-in-our-age-of-enlightenment2/show_comments
First Dog On The Moon
23 mins ·
Hello friends – I learned today that the ABC no longer require the services of First Dog on the Moon’s Guide to Modern Living which has been annoying listeners every sunday morning on Radio National for a few years now. To be honest I don’t mind too much – we were talking about needing to refresh the format anyway (getting canned is very refreshing!) however I am annoyed that the IPA are taking over the whole sunday morning. Anyway, thanks to everyone who has listened to the worst 4 minutes of radio in australia over the journey it has been extremely fun and you are all very nice. Cheers. FD
Bevis has just taken the mower away on a trailer hauled by his noisy Kingswood ute.
And he’s fixed the handle on the push-along so I’ll be able to get some of that done today.
http://www.centralwesterndaily.com.au/story/4295414/chemist-robber-to-stay-in-jail/?cs=106
fitting a new blinker assembly to the ute, then i’ll get the old bench seat out and see if it has all the holes in the floorpan for the bucket seats.
poikilotherm said:
Not a one off, then.
http://www.centralwesterndaily.com.au/story/4295414/chemist-robber-to-stay-in-jail/?cs=106
R. Sole.
Little Miss has fallen asleep on Mr Mutant’s laptop.
Divine Angel said:
Little Miss has fallen asleep on Mr Mutant’s laptop.
Doesn’t sound a very comfortable bed.
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Little Miss has fallen asleep on Mr Mutant’s laptop.
Doesn’t sound a very comfortable bed.
When I was about her age, I fell asleep on my tricycle in the shower recess. I was fully clothed, the shower wasn’t on.
Divine Angel said:
Little Miss has fallen asleep on Mr Mutant’s laptop.
So she’s a cat!!!
I knew it!
My knee hurts.
Grace is eating the new leather toy I bought her.
Matilda is very congested.
The Vegemite Cat is slowly deforming the couch.
Daisy is lying on her new bed watching in horror as Grace eats the new leather toy.
mr kii is quoting numbers at me and my head hurts.
Greetings
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Little Miss has fallen asleep on Mr Mutant’s laptop.
Doesn’t sound a very comfortable bed.
When I was about her age, I fell asleep on my tricycle in the shower recess. I was fully clothed, the shower wasn’t on.
Little kids sleep like animals, often completely relaxed in some weird position.
The ferret I am minding sleeps on her back with all four limbs splayed out belly exposed with her tongue sticking out, its rather amusing
I have decided I need to seriously cut down on the money I spend on food that I buy both during the weekday for work and on weekends. I get if from a supermarket not various food eateries but it still adds up and I didn’t realise how much until I added it up and thought that’s far too much. I’m going to limit it to once a fortnight when I hang out with my friend and we watch a movie
Cymek said:
I have decided I need to seriously cut down on the money I spend on food that I buy both during the weekday for work and on weekends. I get if from a supermarket not various food eateries but it still adds up and I didn’t realise how much until I added it up and thought that’s far too much. I’m going to limit it to once a fortnight when I hang out with my friend and we watch a movie
How much is too much?
bit of weather on the way
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR702.loop.shtml#skip
JudgeMental said:
bit of weather on the wayhttp://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR702.loop.shtml#skip
pfft…
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/radar/sa
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
bit of weather on the wayhttp://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR702.loop.shtml#skip
pfft…
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/radar/sa
what am i supposed to be looking at?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
bit of weather on the wayhttp://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR702.loop.shtml#skip
pfft…
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/radar/sa
29 and windy here tomorrow. How dare the weather do that.
poikilotherm said:
Cymek said:
I have decided I need to seriously cut down on the money I spend on food that I buy both during the weekday for work and on weekends. I get if from a supermarket not various food eateries but it still adds up and I didn’t realise how much until I added it up and thought that’s far too much. I’m going to limit it to once a fortnight when I hang out with my friend and we watch a movie
How much is too much?
So far this month it’s about $170
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/radar/qld
far more impressive, bloody HAARP by the looks…
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
bit of weather on the wayhttp://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR702.loop.shtml#skip
pfft…
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/radar/sa
what am i supposed to be looking at?
clear, blue skies :P
how did vegan diabetics cope with insulin made from pig and cow bits?
JudgeMental said:
how did vegan diabetics cope with insulin made from pig and cow bits?
They abandoned strict veganism, or died.
JudgeMental said:
That should green things up a bit.
bit of weather on the wayhttp://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR702.loop.shtml#skip
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
how did vegan diabetics cope with insulin made from pig and cow bits?
They abandoned strict veganism, or died.
i guess so. this was spurred by a comment from a vegan about being anti-gmo. just wondered if they had diabetic friends.
JudgeMental said:
how did vegan diabetics cope with insulin made from pig and cow bits?
I dunno. Do you know any vegan diabetics? You can always ask them.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:That should green things up a bit.
bit of weather on the wayhttp://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR702.loop.shtml#skip
WA is heading into summer. nothing will green it up for 5 months at least when the next steady rains begin.
As for veganism, A big part of a vegans diet would be rice. Living on a rice farm gave Mrs rb lympoma, gave the farmers wife and daughter lymphoma.
JudgeMental said:
We are too. Got 34 mm in several storms over the weekend. Everything needed watering again yesterday…
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:That should green things up a bit.
bit of weather on the wayhttp://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR702.loop.shtml#skip
WA is heading into summer. nothing will green it up for 5 months at least when the next steady rains begin.
roughbarked said:
How did living on a rice farm cause lymphoma?
As for veganism, A big part of a vegans diet would be rice. Living on a rice farm gave Mrs rb lympoma, gave the farmers wife and daughter lymphoma.
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:That should green things up a bit.
bit of weather on the wayhttp://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR702.loop.shtml#skip
WA is heading into summer. nothing will green it up for 5 months at least when the next steady rains begin.
Yeah we pretty much get no rain at all during the end of spring and summer
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:How did living on a rice farm cause lymphoma?
As for veganism, A big part of a vegans diet would be rice. Living on a rice farm gave Mrs rb lympoma, gave the farmers wife and daughter lymphoma.
Farm chemicals. Rice uses a lot of them.
The insinkerator is stuffed.
roughbarked said:
Which ones in particular?
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:How did living on a rice farm cause lymphoma?
As for veganism, A big part of a vegans diet would be rice. Living on a rice farm gave Mrs rb lympoma, gave the farmers wife and daughter lymphoma.
Farm chemicals. Rice uses a lot of them.
kii said:
Bad luck…
The insinkerator is stuffed.
I don’t have one of them. Just compost bins and a worm farm.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Which ones in particular?
Michael V said:
How did living on a rice farm cause lymphoma?Farm chemicals. Rice uses a lot of them.
the lymphoney causing ones.
(i’m going out to the shed now)
Enough push-along mowing for a while, I’m sweating like a proverbial and seeing stars. I’ll do some more later this afternoon.
I hope Bevis brings the ride-on back by Saturday, which promises to be good mowing weather. Then I can get the whole property mowed and reward myself with a BBQ.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Which ones in particular?
Michael V said:
How did living on a rice farm cause lymphoma?Farm chemicals. Rice uses a lot of them.
Roundup and Ordram are specific. Deildrin, Aldrin, and the 245T/24D group of growth hormones.
Bubblecar said:
Enough push-along mowing for a while, I’m sweating like a proverbial and seeing stars. I’ll do some more later this afternoon.I hope Bevis brings the ride-on back by Saturday, which promises to be good mowing weather. Then I can get the whole property mowed and reward myself with a BBQ.
Hand-mowing the lawn was one of the disadvantages of the good old days.
PermeateFree said:
Bubblecar said:
Enough push-along mowing for a while, I’m sweating like a proverbial and seeing stars. I’ll do some more later this afternoon.I hope Bevis brings the ride-on back by Saturday, which promises to be good mowing weather. Then I can get the whole property mowed and reward myself with a BBQ.
Hand-mowing the lawn was one of the disadvantages of the good old days.
Only for those who wanted mown lawns.
PermeateFree said:
Bubblecar said:
Enough push-along mowing for a while, I’m sweating like a proverbial and seeing stars. I’ll do some more later this afternoon.I hope Bevis brings the ride-on back by Saturday, which promises to be good mowing weather. Then I can get the whole property mowed and reward myself with a BBQ.
Hand-mowing the lawn was one of the disadvantages of the good old days.
It’s a push-along motor mower but it’s still hard work, especially through this long, thick, damp grass. I’m just clearing some pathways through it for the ride-on, so when riding that I can clear it in half-mower width strips instead of having to plough headlong through it.
Bubblecar said:
PermeateFree said:
Bubblecar said:
Enough push-along mowing for a while, I’m sweating like a proverbial and seeing stars. I’ll do some more later this afternoon.I hope Bevis brings the ride-on back by Saturday, which promises to be good mowing weather. Then I can get the whole property mowed and reward myself with a BBQ.
Hand-mowing the lawn was one of the disadvantages of the good old days.
It’s a push-along motor mower but it’s still hard work, especially through this long, thick, damp grass. I’m just clearing some pathways through it for the ride-on, so when riding that I can clear it in half-mower width strips instead of having to plough headlong through it.
Now you know what burns your belt out. Pusing it through thick grass.
Bubblecar said:
PermeateFree said:
Bubblecar said:
Enough push-along mowing for a while, I’m sweating like a proverbial and seeing stars. I’ll do some more later this afternoon.I hope Bevis brings the ride-on back by Saturday, which promises to be good mowing weather. Then I can get the whole property mowed and reward myself with a BBQ.
Hand-mowing the lawn was one of the disadvantages of the good old days.
It’s a push-along motor mower but it’s still hard work, especially through this long, thick, damp grass. I’m just clearing some pathways through it for the ride-on, so when riding that I can clear it in half-mower width strips instead of having to plough headlong through it.
Sorry Car, I overestimated you.
roughbarked said:
Now you know what burns your belt out. Pusing it through thick grass.
I’ve always known that, but it still has to be done. We had a long wet period in which mowing was impossible, and when the belt burnt out it was still really too wet to be mowing.
I’ll just have to take it very carefully, on the highest blade setting.
Bubblecar said:
roughbarked said:
Now you know what burns your belt out. Pusing it through thick grass.
I’ve always known that, but it still has to be done. We had a long wet period in which mowing was impossible, and when the belt burnt out it was still really too wet to be mowing.
I’ll just have to take it very carefully, on the highest blade setting.
If only you had a whipper-snipper. My technique in such a situation is to hack wildly at the overgrown bits with the W-S first and then use the mower to do a final “nice” cut.
party_pants said:
If only you had a whipper-snipper. My technique in such a situation is to hack wildly at the overgrown bits with the W-S first and then use the mower to do a final “nice” cut.
If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
If only you had a whipper-snipper. My technique in such a situation is to hack wildly at the overgrown bits with the W-S first and then use the mower to do a final “nice” cut.
If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
lasers
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
If only you had a whipper-snipper. My technique in such a situation is to hack wildly at the overgrown bits with the W-S first and then use the mower to do a final “nice” cut.
If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
I might have to buy another whipper snipper. I like to use the blade rather than the twine shit which I find annoying and timeconsuming. I did have a nice lightweight one once. Brett traded it in on a much heavier weight thing that is in the shed. safety equipment no longer included.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
If only you had a whipper-snipper. My technique in such a situation is to hack wildly at the overgrown bits with the W-S first and then use the mower to do a final “nice” cut.
If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
They are cheap as chips but cantankerous little varmints.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
If only you had a whipper-snipper. My technique in such a situation is to hack wildly at the overgrown bits with the W-S first and then use the mower to do a final “nice” cut.
If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
I might have to buy another whipper snipper. I like to use the blade rather than the twine shit which I find annoying and timeconsuming. I did have a nice lightweight one once. Brett traded it in on a much heavier weight thing that is in the shed. safety equipment no longer included.
pointless owning a mower on this block..
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
If only you had a whipper-snipper. My technique in such a situation is to hack wildly at the overgrown bits with the W-S first and then use the mower to do a final “nice” cut.
If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
They are cheap as chips but cantankerous little varmints.
don’t buy a cheap one. stihl, husq or honda. i have a stihl fs85 that is probably 16 years old. still in use. starts easy.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
If only you had a whipper-snipper. My technique in such a situation is to hack wildly at the overgrown bits with the W-S first and then use the mower to do a final “nice” cut.
If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
They are cheap as chips but cantankerous little varmints.
I am not!
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
If only you had a whipper-snipper. My technique in such a situation is to hack wildly at the overgrown bits with the W-S first and then use the mower to do a final “nice” cut.
If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
I might have to buy another whipper snipper. I like to use the blade rather than the twine shit which I find annoying and timeconsuming. I did have a nice lightweight one once. Brett traded it in on a much heavier weight thing that is in the shed. safety equipment no longer included.
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
I might have to buy another whipper snipper. I like to use the blade rather than the twine shit which I find annoying and timeconsuming. I did have a nice lightweight one once. Brett traded it in on a much heavier weight thing that is in the shed. safety equipment no longer included.
You can get ones now that don’t have that tap tap wind in head designed by a sadist to visit torment on punters.
You just cut a couple of pieces to the set length and push them in, only takes a few seconds, when they are buggered you pull them out and cut another couple of pieces off te roll of twine.
I’ve had both, the cut pieces are still an ain in the parse if you have to replace them frequently – like going along a stone wall or corrugated fence chews them up every couple of metres.
The bump feed on my Honda works beautificially. Cheap as chips bump feeds tend to work poorly.
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:If only I had a whipper-snipper and could hire a party_pants to hack wildly at over an acre of overgrown grass :)
I might have to buy another whipper snipper. I like to use the blade rather than the twine shit which I find annoying and timeconsuming. I did have a nice lightweight one once. Brett traded it in on a much heavier weight thing that is in the shed. safety equipment no longer included.
You can get ones now that don’t have that tap tap wind in head designed by a sadist to visit torment on punters.
You just cut a couple of pieces to the set length and push them in, only takes a few seconds, when they are buggered you pull them out and cut another couple of pieces off te roll of twine.
Peak Warming Man said:
You can get ones now that don’t have that tap tap wind in head designed by a sadist to visit torment on punters.
You just cut a couple of pieces to the set length and push them in, only takes a few seconds, when they are buggered you pull them out and cut another couple of pieces off te roll of twine.
I’ve got one of those.
Replaced the tap-feed head on a 900w Ryobi electric trimmer with one. Got it from (where else?) Bunnings.
It’s a wee ripper!
I can use MUCH heavier trimmer line than the tap feed head would allow, and it’s quite devastating bit of equipment now.
Although there’s provision on the new head for two bits of line, forming a four-arm cross of line, i only use one bit (i.e. two whipping ends) because 1. it does the job quite effectively, and 2. using two pieces overloads the motor somewhat. No overload probs with just one bit.
furious said:
- Its more than likely that the work is too heavy for the twine. The bracken, The swamp grass.
furious said:
- Its more than likely that the work is too heavy for the twine. The bracken, The swamp grass.
:)
This is the replacement trimmer head that i got:
http://www.littljuey.com/au/
In other news, just heard an ad on the radio for another John Farnham concert tour.
His piggy bank must be running low.
party_pants said:
In other news, just heard an ad on the radio for another John Farnham concert tour.His piggy bank must be running low.
His farewell, farewell, farewell, tour
Cymek said:
party_pants said:
In other news, just heard an ad on the radio for another John Farnham concert tour.His piggy bank must be running low.
His farewell, farewell, farewell, tour
His “I was only kidding last time” farewell tour.
party_pants said:
I’ve had a Tanaka Brain feed head on mine for about 30 years. It has a centrifugally controlled line feed that takes about 6 metres of line.
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:I might have to buy another whipper snipper. I like to use the blade rather than the twine shit which I find annoying and timeconsuming. I did have a nice lightweight one once. Brett traded it in on a much heavier weight thing that is in the shed. safety equipment no longer included.
You can get ones now that don’t have that tap tap wind in head designed by a sadist to visit torment on punters.
You just cut a couple of pieces to the set length and push them in, only takes a few seconds, when they are buggered you pull them out and cut another couple of pieces off te roll of twine.I’ve had both, the cut pieces are still an ain in the parse if you have to replace them frequently – like going along a stone wall or corrugated fence chews them up every couple of metres.
The bump feed on my Honda works beautificially. Cheap as chips bump feeds tend to work poorly.
He misplaced something on the last tour and so is retracing his footsteps in order to find it…
furious said:
- His piggy bank must be running low.
He misplaced something on the last tour and so is retracing his footsteps in order to find it…
that sounds more likely :)
party_pants said:
In other news, just heard an ad on the radio for another John Farnham concert tour.His piggy bank must be running low.
He’s getting old (like me).
He’s forgotten that he’s already done a farewell tour (or three).
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
In other news, just heard an ad on the radio for another John Farnham concert tour.His piggy bank must be running low.
He’s getting old (like me).
He’s forgotten that he’s already done a farewell tour (or three).
I recall working with someone at my previous job who camped out overnight outside the ticket office for his first farewell tour. I left that job 8 years ago. I’m sure she got sacked about a year or two prior to that even.
No for reals now, my arm feels like someone bathed it pumpkin soup and then wrapped it in a sheet.
Or like it is in the middle of a big not-quite-dry papier mache.
What I am saying is it feels sticky and gross.
party_pants said:
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
In other news, just heard an ad on the radio for another John Farnham concert tour.His piggy bank must be running low.
He’s getting old (like me).
He’s forgotten that he’s already done a farewell tour (or three).
I recall working with someone at my previous job who camped out overnight outside the ticket office for his first farewell tour. I left that job 8 years ago. I’m sure she got sacked about a year or two prior to that even.
He started up a wake up service but it didn’t do well as he whispered and no one could hear him
dv said:
No for reals now, my arm feels like someone bathed it pumpkin soup and then wrapped it in a sheet.Or like it is in the middle of a big not-quite-dry papier mache.
What I am saying is it feels sticky and gross.
Does it smell too?
party_pants said:
dv said:
No for reals now, my arm feels like someone bathed it pumpkin soup and then wrapped it in a sheet.Or like it is in the middle of a big not-quite-dry papier mache.
What I am saying is it feels sticky and gross.
Does it smell too?
apparently but happily I can’t put it to my nose. My son says it smells like bad grapes.
Just think of all those nice gooey dead skin cells layering on your arm, waiting for some decent exfoliation. I recommend pumice and a lot of moisturiser once you’re finished.
Divine Angel said:
Just think of all those nice gooey dead skin cells layering on your arm, waiting for some decent exfoliation. I recommend pumice and a lot of moisturiser once you’re finished.
nah i’ll just leave it
How long till the cast comes off DV?
must be getting close now
dv said:
No for reals now, my arm feels like someone bathed it pumpkin soup and then wrapped it in a sheet.Or like it is in the middle of a big not-quite-dry papier mache.
What I am saying is it feels sticky and gross.
i’m glad it isn’t februarying on you.
party_pants said:
How long till the cast comes off DV?must be getting close now
9 days
dv said:
party_pants said:
How long till the cast comes off DV?must be getting close now
9 days
stay on target, you can do this
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
Just think of all those nice gooey dead skin cells layering on your arm, waiting for some decent exfoliation. I recommend pumice and a lot of moisturiser once you’re finished.
nah i’ll just leave it
How’s your foot, SS?
Divine Angel said:
How’s your foot, SS?
still fat.
still got about 5kg extra on.
hopefully a bit of running around tonight will squash it out a bit
dv said:
party_pants said:
How long till the cast comes off DV?must be getting close now
9 days
but you’re not counting or anything…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
How’s your foot, SS?
still fat.
still got about 5kg extra on.hopefully a bit of running around tonight will squash it out a bit
It’s hard to shift, you might need to get a compression sock for that leg.
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
party_pants said:
How long till the cast comes off DV?must be getting close now
9 days
but you’re not counting or anything…
trying not to think of it 24/7
dv said:
No for reals now, my arm feels like someone bathed it pumpkin soup and then wrapped it in a sheet.Or like it is in the middle of a big not-quite-dry papier mache.
What I am saying is it feels sticky and gross.
I mean what would happen if I just cut it off now? It’s not illegal or anything. Probably saving the taxpayer some money.
dv said:
I mean what would happen if I just cut it off now? It’s not illegal or anything. Probably saving the taxpayer some money.
I’d wait to hear what Dr Wookie has to say.
dv said:
I mean what would happen if I just cut it off now? It’s not illegal or anything. Probably saving the taxpayer some money.
You’d have 9 days less of the prescribed benefit from it.
dv said:
I mean what would happen if I just cut it off now? It’s not illegal or anything. Probably saving the taxpayer some money.
hey, what’s the worst that can happen??
Anyway, with all that smell of rot and fermentation, and the icky feeling, you might find there’s no longer an arm as such under there. Just a tube of slimy compost.
Bubblecar said:
Anyway, with all that smell of rot and fermentation, and the icky feeling, you might find there’s no longer an arm as such under there. Just a tube of slimy compost.
the fact that the hand is still working would seem to disprove that
AwesomeO said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
How’s your foot, SS?
still fat.
still got about 5kg extra on.hopefully a bit of running around tonight will squash it out a bit
It’s hard to shift, you might need to get a compression sock for that leg.
nah, it’s all over, most noticable in foot and face.
got some frusemide onto it and stronger dialysis bags to pull more fluid off
Tragic coincidence:
French tourists die from heart attacks on Great Barrier Reef
Two French tourists have died while snorkelling together at Michaelmas Cay on the Great Barrier Reef, in waters off Cairns.
The man and woman, believed to be in their 60s, suffered heart attacks while on a snorkelling tour with Passions of Paradise.
Company spokesman Scotty Garden said it was believed the pair had pre-existing medical conditions, and were accompanied by a guide when they were in the water.
He said a lookout on the beach noticed the man floating in the water and pulled him to a sand cay where he unsuccessfully performed CPR.
A second lookout, on the beach, then noticed the woman floating in the water and dragged her onto the catamaran, but she too could not be revived.
A third person later suffered a “medical condition” but has survived.
“Passions of Paradise has extended its sympathy to the family and friends of the two elderly French travellers who died,” Mr Garden said in a statement.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/french-tourists-die-from-heart-attacks-on-great-barrier-reef/8030260
Stumpy_seahorse said:
AwesomeO said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:still fat.
still got about 5kg extra on.hopefully a bit of running around tonight will squash it out a bit
It’s hard to shift, you might need to get a compression sock for that leg.
nah, it’s all over, most noticable in foot and face.
got some frusemide onto it and stronger dialysis bags to pull more fluid off
Ahhh, I see.
Bubblecar said:
Tragic coincidence:French tourists die from heart attacks on Great Barrier Reef
Two French tourists have died while snorkelling together at Michaelmas Cay on the Great Barrier Reef, in waters off Cairns.
The man and woman, believed to be in their 60s, suffered heart attacks while on a snorkelling tour with Passions of Paradise.
Company spokesman Scotty Garden said it was believed the pair had pre-existing medical conditions, and were accompanied by a guide when they were in the water.
He said a lookout on the beach noticed the man floating in the water and pulled him to a sand cay where he unsuccessfully performed CPR.
A second lookout, on the beach, then noticed the woman floating in the water and dragged her onto the catamaran, but she too could not be revived.
A third person later suffered a “medical condition” but has survived.
“Passions of Paradise has extended its sympathy to the family and friends of the two elderly French travellers who died,” Mr Garden said in a statement.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/french-tourists-die-from-heart-attacks-on-great-barrier-reef/8030260
weird.
sarahs mum said:
weird.
Presumably the exertion of snorkelling disagreed with their existing conditions in the same way.
dv said:
I mean what would happen if I just cut it off now? It’s not illegal or anything. Probably saving the taxpayer some money.
amputation seems a bit drastic
Or a bunch of poisonous sea creatures came by…
Peninsula Air Conditioning & Radiator Service: A great place to take a leak
Divine Angel said:
Peninsula Air Conditioning & Radiator Service: A great place to take a leak
points for creativity I guess.
A mate and I were once discussing setting up an employment agency, we were going call it “Get Staffed”.
Divine Angel said:
Peninsula Air Conditioning & Radiator Service: A great place to take a leak
I thought about starting a business (or several) with Shakespearean names, like an exotic finger-food supplier named “What foods these morsels be.” I didn’t do it, though.
My fairy lights broke.
Divine Angel said:
Peninsula Air Conditioning & Radiator Service: A great place to take a leak
PPI used to be well known for phrases like that
dv said:
I mean what would happen if I just cut it off now? It’s not illegal or anything. Probably saving the taxpayer some money.
You cutting your arm off?
I understand.
Sometimes I feel like chewing my arm off when I am at work.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
weird.
Presumably the exertion of snorkelling disagreed with their existing conditions in the same way.
Swimming like that isn’t easy if you aren’t use to it…
We were watching Survivor the other day and the twins were amazed at how poorly some of the contestants swam. We had to explain that in some parts of the world people just aren’t very strong swimmers simply because they rarely, or never, swim.
kii said:
My fairy lights broke.
Mrs Brown tries to fix her Xmas tree lights:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpECHK28zRI
kii said:
dv said:
I mean what would happen if I just cut it off now? It’s not illegal or anything. Probably saving the taxpayer some money.
You cutting your arm off?
I understand.
Sometimes I feel like chewing my arm off when I am at work.
you should just give that job up and find something more enjoyable to do…
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
My fairy lights broke.
Mrs Brown tries to fix her Xmas tree lights:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpECHK28zRI
Not quite. I’m not a fan of tinsel.
:P
These were my Chinese lantern lights….I’m quite sad.
diddly-squat said:
kii said:
dv said:
I mean what would happen if I just cut it off now? It’s not illegal or anything. Probably saving the taxpayer some money.
You cutting your arm off?
I understand.
Sometimes I feel like chewing my arm off when I am at work.
you should just give that job up and find something more enjoyable to do…
Pardon me, did you say something?
kii said:
diddly-squat said:
kii said:You cutting your arm off?
I understand.
Sometimes I feel like chewing my arm off when I am at work.
you should just give that job up and find something more enjoyable to do…
Pardon me, did you say something?
only that you’d probably be a happier person if you didn’t do things you seemingly hate.
but hey, you’re the only one that can effect change in your life…
I’d be super happy if you would just stop thinking you can give me life advice. You have NFI what my life is or isn’t.
The sexual tension on this forum is electric :P
Bizarre new trend sees people snapping up vagina-themed decorations, vases and even incense holders
Fancy adding a bit of VAJAZZLE to Christmas this year? Bizarre new trend sees people snapping up vagina-themed decorations, vases and even incense holders
More…
I wonder if they make eggcups?
beef stirfry
sliced beef (silverside), two-minute noodles, egg + corn
lot of pepper + tom’ sauce, it’s yum
kii said:
dv said:
I mean what would happen if I just cut it off now? It’s not illegal or anything. Probably saving the taxpayer some money.
You cutting your arm off?
I understand.
Sometimes I feel like chewing my arm off when I am at work.
the cast
Oxford Dictionaries has declared “post-truth” as its 2016 international word of the year, reflecting what it called a “highly-charged” political 12 months.
It is defined as an adjective relating to circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than emotional appeals.
Its selection follows June’s Brexit vote and the US presidential election.
Oxford Dictionaries’ Casper Grathwohl said post-truth could become “one of the defining words of our time”.
Post-truth, which has become associated with the phrase “post-truth politics”, was chosen ahead of other political terms, including “Brexiteer” and “alt-right”.
Adulting – The practice of behaving in a way characteristic of a responsible adult, especially the accomplishment of mundane but necessary tasks
Alt-right – An ideological grouping associated with extreme conservative or reactionary viewpoints, characterized by a rejection of mainstream politics and by the use of online media to disseminate deliberately controversial content
Brexiteer – A person who is in favour of the UK withdrawing from the European Union
Chatbot – A computer program designed to simulate conversation with human users, especially over the internet
Coulrophobia – Extreme or irrational fear of clowns
Glass cliff – Used with reference to a situation in which a woman or member of a minority group ascends to a leadership position in challenging circumstances where the risk of failure is high
Hygge – A quality of cosiness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being, regarded as a defining characteristic of Danish culture
Latinx – A person of Latin American origin or descent, used as a gender-neutral or non-binary alternative to Latino or Latina
Woke – Originally in African-American usage meaning alert to injustice in society, especially racism
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-37995600
Chatbot – A computer program designed to simulate conversation with human users, especially over the internet
Instead of smart AI just dumb them down to converse with social media users
Chatbot is hardly a new term.
dv said:
Oxford Dictionaries has declared “post-truth” as its 2016 international word of the year, reflecting what it called a “highly-charged” political 12 months.
It is defined as an adjective relating to circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than emotional appeals.
Its selection follows June’s Brexit vote and the US presidential election.
Oxford Dictionaries’ Casper Grathwohl said post-truth could become “one of the defining words of our time”.
Post-truth, which has become associated with the phrase “post-truth politics”, was chosen ahead of other political terms, including “Brexiteer” and “alt-right”.Adulting – The practice of behaving in a way characteristic of a responsible adult, especially the accomplishment of mundane but necessary tasks
Alt-right – An ideological grouping associated with extreme conservative or reactionary viewpoints, characterized by a rejection of mainstream politics and by the use of online media to disseminate deliberately controversial content
Brexiteer – A person who is in favour of the UK withdrawing from the European Union
Chatbot – A computer program designed to simulate conversation with human users, especially over the internet
Coulrophobia – Extreme or irrational fear of clowns
Glass cliff – Used with reference to a situation in which a woman or member of a minority group ascends to a leadership position in challenging circumstances where the risk of failure is high
Hygge – A quality of cosiness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being, regarded as a defining characteristic of Danish culture
Latinx – A person of Latin American origin or descent, used as a gender-neutral or non-binary alternative to Latino or Latina
Woke – Originally in African-American usage meaning alert to injustice in society, especially racismhttp://www.bbc.com/news/uk-37995600
I like Adulting. I first heard it a few months ago.
Bubblecar said:
Chatbot is hardly a new term.
Most of these terms are not new (indeed post-truth is >20 years old), and WOTY doesn’t have to be new.
>Instead of smart AI just dumb them down to converse with social media users
Users have got each other
I’ve spent a bit of time talking with jabberwacky this last month
Beware the Jabberwock!
TIL that Russia had an equivalent to the space shuttle program
Hello.
diddly-squat said:
TIL that Russia had an equivalent to the space shuttle program
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buran_(spacecraft)
Hi Monkey
diddly-squat said:
TIL that Russia had an equivalent to the space shuttle program
Yeah. Just born at the wrong time.
The big Antonov freighter with the six engines was initially developed to be the carrier aeroplane for it. These days it just tramps about doing oversize freight.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonov_An-225_Mriya
Divine Angel said:
Hi Monkey
Hi – it is a tad warm this afternoon.
CrazyNeutrino said:
diddly-squat said:TIL that Russia had an equivalent to the space shuttle program
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buran_(spacecraft)
Interesting related article
http://www.popularmechanics.com/space/rockets/a9763/did-the-soviets-actually-build-a-better-space-shuttle-16176311/
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
Hi Monkey
Hi – it is a tad warm this afternoon.
Bit chilly here at work.
diddly-squat said:
TIL that Russia had an equivalent to the space shuttle program
pretty sure we had multiple threads on it at the old place
Looks like the shooters and fishers will win the Orange by election
dv said:
Looks like the shooters and fishers will win the Orange by election
Is the candidate somebody notable in the local community?
party_pants said:
dv said:
Looks like the shooters and fishers will win the Orange by election
Is the candidate somebody notable in the local community?
dunno
party_pants said:
dv said:
Looks like the shooters and fishers will win the Orange by election
Is the candidate somebody notable in the local community?
dunno
Oh super. Karaoke King is here.
Divine Angel said:
Oh super. Karaoke King is here.
Some singing in the centre?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Presidents_of_the_United_States
still so weird
Nah, he used to come and talk to me every day and invite me to hear him sing karaoke. Since his girlfriend banned him from talking to me, I rarely see him anymore.
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hi ho.
dv said:
Looks like the shooters and fishers will win the Orange by election
Not without the farmers.
dv said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Presidents_of_the_United_Statesstill so weird
What is?
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hi ho.
hi rb
roughbarked said:
dv said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Presidents_of_the_United_Statesstill so weird
What is?
Drumpf’s face in that list.
To me he’ll always be that fake-rich comically vain bozo from reality TV. Who’s next, Snooki? I can’t get my head around it.
dv said:
Who’s next, Snooki?
Kanye
Divine Angel said:
dv said:
Who’s next, Snooki?
Kanye
Who will ban fish sticks
dv said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Presidents_of_the_United_Statesstill so weird
What is?
Drumpf’s face in that list.
To me he’ll always be that fake-rich comically vain bozo from reality TV. Who’s next, Snooki? I can’t get my head around it.
Four more days until the electoral college makes the final decision.
Cymek said:
Divine Angel said:
dv said:
Who’s next, Snooki?
Kanye
Who will ban fish sticks
Hehehe.
AwesomeO said:
Cymek said:
Divine Angel said:Kanye
Who will ban fish sticks
Hehehe.
Kanye vs Trump, now that would be some debate.
I have no idea what this. It was shared by someone who didn’t really understand what this is.
http://thebigbelltest.org/#/homesarahs mum said:
I have no idea what this. It was shared by someone who didn’t really understand what this is. http://thebigbelltest.org/#/home
seems like bs
Professor Stephen Hawking says humanity has less than 1000 years left until extinction
Only a 1000, I thought it was 25000.
Typical. I’m rapidly losing my voice and the boss comes in cos she wants a chat.
My frugal tea tonight will be cold meat and salad and a bol of icecream topped with firefighting foam.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Professor Stephen Hawking says humanity has less than 1000 years left until extinctionOnly a 1000, I thought it was 25000.
Alan Alda reckons less than 200.
roughbarked said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Professor Stephen Hawking says humanity has less than 1000 years left until extinctionOnly a 1000, I thought it was 25000.
Alan Alda reckons less than 200.
what about Alan Ackbar?
roughbarked said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Professor Stephen Hawking says humanity has less than 1000 years left until extinctionOnly a 1000, I thought it was 25000.
Alan Alda reckons less than 200.
Something will probably mash us
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Professor Stephen Hawking says humanity has less than 1000 years left until extinctionOnly a 1000, I thought it was 25000.
Alan Alda reckons less than 200.
what about Alan Ackbar?
Some sort of trap by an evil empire according to him
apparently some guy 1000’s and 1000’s of spectacles from an optometry store. you have to wonder why really
black market sunnies
monkey skipper said:
apparently some guy stole 1000’s and 1000’s of spectacles from an optometry store. you have to wonder why really
Divine Angel said:
black market sunnies
oh. I should find the article. I thought they were therapeutic frames
Rod Marsh has done a Selexit.
When I rang him yesterday I told him bluntly that his position was untenable and to jump before being pushed.
monkey skipper said:
apparently some guy 1000’s and 1000’s of spectacles from an optometry store. you have to wonder why really
Mr buffy showed me that video this morning. It didn’t look like thousands. A couple of bucketfuls, possibly. He knew exactly which displays to go to. I presume high end sunglasses.
I should go back into the news and check the details. I was about to walk out the door to go to work.
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
black market sunnies
oh. I should find the article. I thought they were therapeutic frames
Most likely sell them at weekend markets. I’ve never had hot goods offered to me, but sometimes that happens too. We get the occasional warning to watch out for them.
Peak Warming Man said:
Onya!
Rod Marsh has done a Selexit.
When I rang him yesterday I told him bluntly that his position was untenable and to jump before being pushed.
Video here….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/man-steals-glasses-in-optometrist-ram-raid/8028780?section=vic
Them’s pretty expensive (or over quoted) if that is $85,000 worth.
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
black market sunnies
oh. I should find the article. I thought they were therapeutic frames
Most likely sell them at weekend markets. I’ve never had hot goods offered to me, but sometimes that happens too. We get the occasional warning to watch out for them.
i remember years ago. i worked in a video store. men and probably undercover cops (at times) used to approach the counter and ask for the under counter range (meaning x-rated) back then. we were a legit business … was a bit funny
buffy said:
Video here….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/man-steals-glasses-in-optometrist-ram-raid/8028780?section=vic
Them’s pretty expensive (or over quoted) if that is $85,000 worth.
That’s probably for the consumption of the insurance company.
Just had another look at the video on the ABC site. I’d guess around 30, maybe 40 glasses went into that black box.
I’m used to handling frames. And high end stuff is displayed sparsely for effect. Watch as he pulls them out of the cabinet. Maybe one or two in each hand at a time.
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:Video here….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/man-steals-glasses-in-optometrist-ram-raid/8028780?section=vic
Them’s pretty expensive (or over quoted) if that is $85,000 worth.
That’s probably for the consumption of the insurance company.
You have a black mind like Mr buffy and I.
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:Video here….
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/man-steals-glasses-in-optometrist-ram-raid/8028780?section=vic
Them’s pretty expensive (or over quoted) if that is $85,000 worth.
That’s probably for the consumption of the insurance company.
You have a black mind like Mr buffy and I.
85 k seems steep
dv said:
snort
!http://www.smbc-comics.com/comics/1478881011-20161111.png
LOLOLOLOL!
That’s bloody good.
:)
hi mv
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/obesity-queensland-queenslanders-living-longer-less-fat-tasmania/8031784
Queenslanders living longer, report says, but healthcare costs may be boosting hospitalisations
Queenslanders are living longer and taking better care of their health but being admitted to hospitals at unsustainable levels, according to the latest official health report.
The chief health officer’s biennial report said 70,000 more people were being admitted to hospital every year, and 50,000 more were turning up to emergency.
Dr Jeanette Young said it was a rapid increase and unsustainable.
“The health budget has increased by 88 per cent over the last 10 years, mainly due to all these increased admissions,” Dr Young said.
Dr Young said while half of the increase could be explained by population growth and some could be chalked up to an ageing population, a lot of the patients should be seeing their GP instead.
“People are tending to come to the emergency department rather than seeing their GP so that causes problems,” she said.
“It’s really important that every single Queenslander finds a GP they can trust and they can work with.”more in the article….
monkey skipper said:
G’devening ms. How goes it?
hi mv
Me? Today was good. The roof and guttering is on the carport (but not finished). So the builders are getting on with the job. Thins are finally taking shape. I went for a swim in the arvo and caught one wave. There was less seaweed today, and it washed off easier than recently.
I found a GP on the weekend who was open til 11pm, otherwise it was a serious contemplation to go to the ED for my severely sore throat.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:G’devening ms. How goes it?
hi mv
Me? Today was good. The roof and guttering is on the carport (but not finished). So the builders are getting on with the job. Thins are finally taking shape. I went for a swim in the arvo and caught one wave. There was less seaweed today, and it washed off easier than recently.
yeah. good all things considered.
Chinese scientists CRISPR a human for the first time
A group of Chinese scientists injected a human being with cells genetically edited using CRISPR-Cas9 technology. This is the first time CRISPR has been used on a fully formed adult human and it’s encouraged a biomedical battle between China and the United States.
More…
Divine Angel said:
I found a GP on the weekend who was open til 11pm, otherwise it was a serious contemplation to go to the ED for my severely sore throat.
and more of the story..
he chief health officer’s biennial report said 70,000 more people were being admitted to hospital every year, and 50,000 more were turning up to emergency.
Dr Jeanette Young said it was a rapid increase and unsustainable.
“The health budget has increased by 88 per cent over the last 10 years, mainly due to all these increased admissions,” Dr Young said.
Dr Young said while half of the increase could be explained by population growth and some could be chalked up to an ageing population, a lot of the patients should be seeing their GP instead.
“People are tending to come to the emergency department rather than seeing their GP so that causes problems,” she said.
“It’s really important that every single Queenslander finds a GP they can trust and they can work with.”AMA Queensland’s Dr Richard Kidd agreed.
“Where people have a regular GP in the long run it saves them a lot of money, they live much healthier, and they’re a lot happier,” Dr Kidd said.
Cost a factor for patients: AMA chief
Dr Kidd said cost was a factor for some patients.
“It’s a very difficult problem, the Medicare rebate that was introduced in 1984 has never kept up with inflation,” he said.
“People are having to pay the gaps and that is an issue for some people.”The report also shed light on other aspects of Queenslanders’ health:
Over the past decade the average life expectancy has increased by two years. Indigenous people die on average 10 years younger than non-Indigenous, but that gap has narrowed in recent years. Smoking rates have reduced and 12 per cent of adults smoke daily, as do 8 per cent of teenagers. Indigenous Queenslanders’ smoking rates are more than double those of non-Indigenous people.Queenslanders no longer fattest, thanks to Tassie
Meanwhile, Queensland is no longer the fattest state, now coming in second behind Tasmania.
Obesity rates in Queensland have plateaued, with 30 per cent of Queensland adults now classified as obese and 65 per cent overweight.
A total of 7 per cent of children were obese, according to the report, and 19 per cent were overweight.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:G’devening ms. How goes it?
hi mv
…, and it washed off easier than recently.
tell me your secret!
monkey skipper said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/obesity-queensland-queenslanders-living-longer-less-fat-tasmania/8031784Queenslanders living longer, report says, but healthcare costs may be boosting hospitalisations
Queenslanders are living longer and taking better care of their health but being admitted to hospitals at unsustainable levels, according to the latest official health report.
The chief health officer’s biennial report said 70,000 more people were being admitted to hospital every year, and 50,000 more were turning up to emergency.
Dr Jeanette Young said it was a rapid increase and unsustainable.
“The health budget has increased by 88 per cent over the last 10 years, mainly due to all these increased admissions,” Dr Young said.
Dr Young said while half of the increase could be explained by population growth and some could be chalked up to an ageing population, a lot of the patients should be seeing their GP instead.
“People are tending to come to the emergency department rather than seeing their GP so that causes problems,” she said.
“It’s really important that every single Queenslander finds a GP they can trust and they can work with.”more in the article….
Most GPs don’t bulkbill now, and those that don’t bulkbill charge an average of $33 gap payment per visit, but if you go to the ED, it’s free, so this might seem a good option for those who are strapped for cash, especially if they are anticipating imaging or blood test costs.
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:G’devening ms. How goes it?
hi mv
…, and it washed off easier than recently.
tell me your secret!
chrispen on a sat night out on the town..:P
Where I live, practically every medical centre bulk bills, and there are a LOT of medical centres around. If they don’t bulk bill, patients don’t have to go far to find one who does.
Divine Angel said:
Where I live, practically every medical centre bulk bills, and there are a LOT of medical centres around. If they don’t bulk bill, patients don’t have to go far to find one who does.
there is the dr house call service now as well and they bulk bill
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
Where I live, practically every medical centre bulk bills, and there are a LOT of medical centres around. If they don’t bulk bill, patients don’t have to go far to find one who does.
there is the dr house call service now as well and they bulk bill
Plus there’s them… if you don’t mind a 5 hour wait in the middle of the night.
gotta run! Seeyas
Divine Angel said:
i would prefer a five hour wait at home in bed rather than a five hour wait in the ED department in the middle of the night. have had to do that before
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
Where I live, practically every medical centre bulk bills, and there are a LOT of medical centres around. If they don’t bulk bill, patients don’t have to go far to find one who does.
there is the dr house call service now as well and they bulk bill
Plus there’s them… if you don’t mind a 5 hour wait in the middle of the night.
Divine Angel said:
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
Where I live, practically every medical centre bulk bills, and there are a LOT of medical centres around. If they don’t bulk bill, patients don’t have to go far to find one who does.
there is the dr house call service now as well and they bulk bill
Plus there’s them… if you don’t mind a 5 hour wait in the middle of the night.
don’t worry, come to SA, where you can get flown to the largest hospital in the state and still spend 5 hours in the carpark in the back of an ambulance
Must be a lovely carpark.
monkey skipper said:
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
G’devening ms. How goes it?…, and it washed off easier than recently.
tell me your secret!
chrispen on a sat night out on the town..:P
this is my urban get-up
Divine Angel said:
Must be a lovely carpark.
dunno really..
I was chatting to the ambulance mechanic who was taking the opportunity with all the parked ambulances to change their headlight globes
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/comment/view-from-the-street/malcolm-turnbull-cant-pretend-to-battle-the-elite-he-is-the-elite-20161115-gsqae1.html
Not even kidding
Scientists build smartphone user profiles by studying their dirty screens
Smartphones really are filthy things. Their screens are so good at gathering up microbes that they actually carry around 10 times the bacteria of most toilet seats. This is bad news if licking your smartphone screen is a favorite past time, but good news if you’re in the forensic science game looking for new ways to gather evidence. By analyzing these and the other molecules left behind on these displays, scientists have worked out a way to paint pictures of user lifestyles that include details like diet and whether they’ve used sunscreen – information that may one day help crime scene investigators close in on a suspect.
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Bubblecar said:
something seems fake
Bubblecar said:
À l’Argenteuil is a French expression for a dish accompanied by asparagus as a side garnish. Lamb Argenteuil is lamb with asparagus.
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
!https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/jdV8QdclsGwzw4gO6yO2PA—/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjtzbT0xO3c9ODAwO2lsPXBsYW5l/http://media.zenfs.com/en_us/News/ap_webfeeds/cb1dac0df418862b830f6a706700bb45.jpg
something seems fake
No it’s authentic. Sold last year for $88,000
NEW YORK (AP) — The Titanic’s last lunch menu, saved by a first-class passenger who climbed aboard a lifeboat whose crew was said to have been bribed to row away instead of rescue more people, sold at auction for $88,000 on Wednesday.
The online New York auctioneer Lion Heart Autographs offered the menu and two other previously unknown artifacts from Lifeboat 1.
Abraham Lincoln Salomon was among a handful of first-class passengers who boarded the lifeboat, dubbed the Money Boat or Millionaire’s Boat by the press because of unfounded rumors one of them bribed seven crew members to quickly row the boat away from the sinking ocean liner.
The menu, which lists corned beef, dumplings and other savory items, is signed on the back in pencil by another first-class passenger, Isaac Gerald Frauenthal, who escaped on another lifeboat. It’s believed the two men lunched together that fateful day in 1912.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/titanics-last-lunch-menu-auctioned-88-000-222143740.html?ref=gs
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
!https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/jdV8QdclsGwzw4gO6yO2PA—/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjtzbT0xO3c9ODAwO2lsPXBsYW5l/http://media.zenfs.com/en_us/News/ap_webfeeds/cb1dac0df418862b830f6a706700bb45.jpg
À l’Argenteuil is a French expression for a dish accompanied by asparagus as a side garnish. Lamb Argenteuil is lamb with asparagus.
Ta.
and apparently galantine means pressed in aspic
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
!https://s.yimg.com/ny/api/res/1.2/jdV8QdclsGwzw4gO6yO2PA—/YXBwaWQ9aGlnaGxhbmRlcjtzbT0xO3c9ODAwO2lsPXBsYW5l/http://media.zenfs.com/en_us/News/ap_webfeeds/cb1dac0df418862b830f6a706700bb45.jpg
À l’Argenteuil is a French expression for a dish accompanied by asparagus as a side garnish. Lamb Argenteuil is lamb with asparagus.
Ta.
So its a soft boiled egg with asparagus soldiers. I’ll g the cock a leekie.
Menu from the Siege of Paris.
http://www.caloundracity.asn.au/Francofiles/gastro/1870menu.html
They ate what they had available, including the zoo.
And look at the wine list!
Now I feel hungry for roquefort and thirsty for a tankard of munich beer. Thanks, Obama.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:À l’Argenteuil is a French expression for a dish accompanied by asparagus as a side garnish. Lamb Argenteuil is lamb with asparagus.
Ta.
So its a soft boiled egg with asparagus soldiers. I’ll g the cock a leekie.
Could be an asparagus omelette. But you’d think they’d say so.
mcgoon said:
Menu from the Siege of Paris.
http://www.caloundracity.asn.au/Francofiles/gastro/1870menu.html
They ate what they had available, including the zoo.
And look at the wine list!
Wonder what the poor found to eat while the rich people ate the zoo.
Bubblecar said:
Wonder what the poor found to eat while the rich people ate the zoo.
Cake.
Each other.
The rich.
I suppose I’d better start buying newspapers soon. I’m going to need a lot of paper for packing china etc.
Would it be fair to say that the Industrial Revolution is the story of progress in science and engineering?
party_pants said:
Would it be fair to say that the Industrial Revolution is the story of progress in science and engineering?
The capital intensive steam technology when coupled with labor and production techniques to make the investment economically feasible marked the industrial revolution and a transition from cottage and artisan industries.
party_pants said:
Would it be fair to say that the Industrial Revolution is the story of progress in science and engineering?
is this homework?
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
Would it be fair to say that the Industrial Revolution is the story of progress in science and engineering?
The capital intensive steam technology when coupled with labor and production techniques to make the investment economically feasible marked the industrial revolution and a transition from cottage and artisan industries.
The industrial revolution pre-dates the steam engine. Much use was made of windmills and water wheels.
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:
Would it be fair to say that the Industrial Revolution is the story of progress in science and engineering?
is this homework?
No. Just armchair philosiphising.
Witty Rejoinder said:
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
Would it be fair to say that the Industrial Revolution is the story of progress in science and engineering?
The capital intensive steam technology when coupled with labor and production techniques to make the investment economically feasible marked the industrial revolution and a transition from cottage and artisan industries.
The industrial revolution pre-dates the steam engine. Much use was made of windmills and water wheels.
Good point made well. It is still though I think tied to capital ie building the wind or water mill and the machinery and the requirement to harness production to make that economic.
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
AwesomeO said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
AwesomeO said:The capital intensive steam technology when coupled with labor and production techniques to make the investment economically feasible marked the industrial revolution and a transition from cottage and artisan industries.
The industrial revolution pre-dates the steam engine. Much use was made of windmills and water wheels.
Good point made well. It is still though I think tied to capital ie building the wind or water mill and the machinery and the requirement to harness production to make that economic.
Hmmn. Not sure about that. The old Communist bloc could be described as industrialised, but they didn’t rely on capitalism or the profit motive to get there, Perhaps that is how it got started in Britain, but is not a universal requirement.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
Witty Rejoinder said:The industrial revolution pre-dates the steam engine. Much use was made of windmills and water wheels.
Good point made well. It is still though I think tied to capital ie building the wind or water mill and the machinery and the requirement to harness production to make that economic.
Hmmn. Not sure about that. The old Communist bloc could be described as industrialised, but they didn’t rely on capitalism or the profit motive to get there, Perhaps that is how it got started in Britain, but is not a universal requirement.
I was thinking about England which is usually thought as the source of the industrial revolution.
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:Good point made well. It is still though I think tied to capital ie building the wind or water mill and the machinery and the requirement to harness production to make that economic.
Hmmn. Not sure about that. The old Communist bloc could be described as industrialised, but they didn’t rely on capitalism or the profit motive to get there, Perhaps that is how it got started in Britain, but is not a universal requirement.
I was thinking about England which is usually thought as the source of the industrial revolution.
Ok, sorry. I was thinking about the whole era, from inception to the present day.
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
it is the same for home kills. can’t give the meat to friends or feed them. as far as i understand the law. i used to help a mate do kills.
coming home from one kill we had half a cut up beast in the back of the suzuki. i said to ziggy, better not have an accident. he asked why. i replied god knows how we’d come out of the operating theatre.
and one vertebrae thick t-bones. yummo.
and fresh tripe is green.
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
Basically, it translates to we bullies can sell it, but you and the other losers cannot
same with lots of other stuff, anti competitive
something like that
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
Basically, it translates to we bullies can sell it, but you and the other losers cannot
same with lots of other stuff, anti competitive
something like that
rubbish. it is a health issue. a kid died because he was given unpasteurised milk. do you want to see more kids die?
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
Basically, it translates to we bullies can sell it, but you and the other losers cannot
same with lots of other stuff, anti competitive
something like that
If they pasteurise it and comply with any licensing and health regulations they can sell it. Nothing to do with bullies.
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
Basically, it translates to we bullies can sell it, but you and the other losers cannot
same with lots of other stuff, anti competitive
something like that
seems to me to be about the same as the drug laws. He was in possession of milk and he supplied it to children. It must have been a bad experience for the kids to see a cow being milked and to taste the product.
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
Basically, it translates to we bullies can sell it, but you and the other losers cannot
same with lots of other stuff, anti competitive
something like that
rubbish. it is a health issue. a kid died because he was given unpasteurised milk. do you want to see more kids die?
it was fresh milk.he was condemned for squirting a tit..
(Personally I would stop the sale of that bath milk shit.)
(I drank unpasteurised milk for years and years. However if our milk was over 24 hours old it was in the pig trough..)
sarahs mum said:
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Basically, it translates to we bullies can sell it, but you and the other losers cannot
same with lots of other stuff, anti competitive
something like that
rubbish. it is a health issue. a kid died because he was given unpasteurised milk. do you want to see more kids die?
it was fresh milk.he was condemned for squirting a tit..
(Personally I would stop the sale of that bath milk shit.)
(I drank unpasteurised milk for years and years. However if our milk was over 24 hours old it was in the pig trough..)
I didn’t sell milk. But i did make visitors coffee.
it was fresh milk.he was condemned for squirting a tit..
that wasn’t quoted.
it is still illegal. the law may be an ass at times but can you guarantee that everyone who has a cow knows about the health requirements?
Witty Rejoinder said:
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
Would it be fair to say that the Industrial Revolution is the story of progress in science and engineering?
The capital intensive steam technology when coupled with labor and production techniques to make the investment economically feasible marked the industrial revolution and a transition from cottage and artisan industries.
The industrial revolution pre-dates the steam engine. Much use was made of windmills and water wheels.
lot of people moved from the country into the city too about that time because of the enclosures, land went from commons? to being variously owned
having a look in wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enclosure
Enclosure (sometimes inclosure) was the legal process in England during the 18th century of enclosing a number of small landholdings to create one larger farm. Once enclosed, use of the land became restricted to the owner, and it ceased to be common land for communal use. In England and Wales the term is also used for the process that ended the ancient system of arable farming in open fields. Under enclosure, such land is fenced (enclosed) and deeded or entitled to one or more owners. The process of enclosure began to be a widespread feature of the English agricultural landscape during the 16th century. By the 19th century, unenclosed commons had become largely restricted to rough pasture in mountainous areas and to relatively small parts of the lowlands.
JudgeMental said:
it was fresh milk.he was condemned for squirting a tit..that wasn’t quoted.
he was also doing glasses of milk post milking.
it is still illegal. the law may be an ass at times but can you guarantee that everyone who has a cow knows about the health requirements?
the fellow is running one of those farm stays things.
(the whole thing might be political. the huon valley council is at war with itself.)
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
Basically, it translates to we bullies can sell it, but you and the other losers cannot
same with lots of other stuff, anti competitive
something like that
rubbish. it is a health issue. a kid died because he was given unpasteurised milk. do you want to see more kids die?
Once upon a time people roamed the planet freely ate things freely, roamed around nude had sex smoked pot slept woke up roamed around nude
Imagine what all those people hundred of thousands of years ago who had complete freedom would think of todays society
They would say just wash the Teat
i found and read the article.
CrazyNeutrino said:
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Basically, it translates to we bullies can sell it, but you and the other losers cannot
same with lots of other stuff, anti competitive
something like that
rubbish. it is a health issue. a kid died because he was given unpasteurised milk. do you want to see more kids die?
Once upon a time people roamed the planet freely ate things freely, roamed around nude had sex smoked pot slept woke up roamed around nude
Imagine what all those people hundred of thousands of years ago who had complete freedom would think of todays society
They would say just wash the Teat
and came up with religion to explain stuff they found incomprehensible. died of diseases they blamed spirits for. starved when there were bad times. you can go back to those halcyon days and die, not me.
Once upon a time people roamed the planet freely ate things freely, roamed around nude had sex smoked pot slept woke up roamed around nude
Imagine what all those people hundred of thousands of years ago who had complete freedom would think of todays society
Imagine sending todays lot back a hundred thousands years
no supermarkets
no laws
CrazyNeutrino said:
Once upon a time people roamed the planet freely ate things freely, roamed around nude had sex smoked pot slept woke up roamed around nudeImagine what all those people hundred of thousands of years ago who had complete freedom would think of todays society
Imagine sending todays lot back a hundred thousands years
no supermarkets
no laws
No teeth, no antibiotics, parasite loads, disease and early death.
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
it’s the same when you offer (provide/encourage) anything with risks, a liability comes with that.
it might be different if someone asked for it, knowing full-well the risks.
one of the reasons we have these ugly pictures with warnings all over tobacco products, and they’re kept out of view. It’s a neat liability reduction for both the government and tobacco companies. The latter couldn’t have asked for better insurance.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Once upon a time people roamed the planet freely ate things freely, roamed around nude had sex smoked pot slept woke up roamed around nudeImagine what all those people hundred of thousands of years ago who had complete freedom would think of todays society
Imagine sending todays lot back a hundred thousands years
no supermarkets
no laws
if they were living in groups and had a sense of society then they had laws.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Once upon a time people roamed the planet freely ate things freely, roamed around nude had sex smoked pot slept woke up roamed around nudeImagine what all those people hundred of thousands of years ago who had complete freedom would think of todays society
Imagine sending todays lot back a hundred thousands years
no supermarkets
no laws
no cars
no electricity
no roads
no computers
no books
no movies
no games
no software
no music ok maybe a bit of music
no cities
no trains, planes, spaceships
no pasteurized milk
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Once upon a time people roamed the planet freely ate things freely, roamed around nude had sex smoked pot slept woke up roamed around nudeImagine what all those people hundred of thousands of years ago who had complete freedom would think of todays society
Imagine sending todays lot back a hundred thousands years
no supermarkets
no laws
if they were living in groups and had a sense of society then they had laws.
most were in groups I guess
some wanted the nomad way of life
It would be very quiet
silence quiet
then horses
after that no more quietness
I wonder what the first laws were about?
CrazyNeutrino said:
I wonder what the first laws were about?
I wonder if other species have laws?
I wonder how far nature goes with that?
At Starbucks. Bit cool out there——->
4 hours work, then home.
These anti-anxiety meds make me feel very blergh.
Today’s highlight? A woman I met through the Makers Faire wants to give me her vintage dolls :) going to see her this arvo.
le sigh….all alone. In the corner. Forum is dead.
kii said:
le sigh….all alone. In the corner. Forum is dead.
not quite dead..
A car fried to have a hrad on with me on the way to work, but missed it by >< much…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:
le sigh….all alone. In the corner. Forum is dead.
not quite dead..
A car fried to have a hrad on with me on the way to work, but missed it by >< much…
Ach gott Himmel.
JudgeMental said:
it was fresh milk.he was condemned for squirting a tit..that wasn’t quoted.
it is still illegal. the law may be an ass at times but can you guarantee that everyone who has a cow knows about the health requirements?
It isn’t illegal everywhere. In fact we cannot import a lot of dairy product from quite healthy countries because their milk is unpasteurised.
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
JudgeMental said:rubbish. it is a health issue. a kid died because he was given unpasteurised milk. do you want to see more kids die?
it was fresh milk.he was condemned for squirting a tit..
(Personally I would stop the sale of that bath milk shit.)
(I drank unpasteurised milk for years and years. However if our milk was over 24 hours old it was in the pig trough..)
I didn’t sell milk. But i did make visitors coffee.
Lots of people in this country, were raised on milk straight from the cow.
JudgeMental said:
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
it is the same for home kills. can’t give the meat to friends or feed them. as far as i understand the law. i used to help a mate do kills.
ABC TV has done documentaries on farm life and showed beast being butchered basically straight into the back of the ute and taken home to chuck in the coolroom. Bugger the dust and flies and old petrol stains, it’ll wash off. Coming to the barbie tonight?
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
sarahs mum said:
Mark Sayer acknowledged that Huon Valley Caravan Park is not actually selling milk. We are in trouble for the distribution of fresh milk to the public. We asked the question “are we allowed to offer a friend or family member who is sitting at our dining room table a cup of tea or coffee made with our fresh milk, he said “legally we are not allowed.” So by law I can offer them a can of coke and a cigarette but not a glass of fresh milk’ he said “that is correct.” We asked the question “does this apply to anyone who has a house cow” and he said “yes they are also in breach of the law if they offer fresh milk to others.”
it is the same for home kills. can’t give the meat to friends or feed them. as far as i understand the law. i used to help a mate do kills.
ABC TV has done documentaries on farm life and showed beast being butchered basically straight into the back of the ute and taken home to chuck in the coolroom. Bugger the dust and flies and old petrol stains, it’ll wash off. Coming to the barbie tonight?
CrazyNeutrino said:
Once upon a time people roamed the planet freely ate things freely, roamed around nude had sex smoked pot slept woke up roamed around nudeImagine what all those people hundred of thousands of years ago who had complete freedom would think of todays society
Imagine sending todays lot back a hundred thousands years
no supermarkets
no laws
And no cow milk.
Good morning Holidayers. Eleven degrees, heading for a 30 today. Then back to more sensible temps for a while. I’ve opened the mini hot house so the baby tomato plants don’t cook while I’m at work.
Good morning buffy and others.
I’m wondering is this because they didn’t roll out the NBN properly, ie; fibre to the premises?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/nbn-users-key-complaints-centre-around-slow-speeds,-drop-outs/8031356
Morning all.
21.5°C and 58% RH here this morning. 5/8 cloud. Radar shows patchy rain moving up the coast. May get to us in an hour or three.
roughbarked said:
Good morning buffy and others.I’m wondering is this because they didn’t roll out the NBN properly, ie; fibre to the premises?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/nbn-users-key-complaints-centre-around-slow-speeds,-drop-outs/8031356
I have Facebook friends complaining about the Hobart rollout and suggesting that it will affect realestate prices when some in the street are FTTN and some FTTP.
But I think that many complaints would surround connections..specially seeing that the NBN seem to be making money out of failing to connect and seem to be good at failing to connect.
Michael V said:
Morning all.21.5°C and 58% RH here this morning. 5/8 cloud. Radar shows patchy rain moving up the coast. May get to us in an hour or three.
It looks like it is being sunny and not windy here. Can’t last.
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
Morning all.21.5°C and 58% RH here this morning. 5/8 cloud. Radar shows patchy rain moving up the coast. May get to us in an hour or three.
It looks like it is being sunny and not windy here. Can’t last.
Currently 19 degrees heading for 33. All sun and no wind.
BP done.
Now: c…o…f…f…e…e…
Small problem: I’m supposed to be training a newbie at work this afternoon. I have no voice.
BATON ROUGE, La. – Police have arrested a woman in Louisiana after her 1-year-old daughter was accidentally shot in the face by her 2-year-old son.
Baton Rouge Police say 23-year-old Crystal Kinchen was arrested Wednesday and faces a charge of second-degree cruelty to a juvenile. Online jail records do not list an attorney for her.
Sgt. L’Jean McKneely says the shooting happened Tuesday night while Kinchen and the two children were in a car that was parked at a strip mall.
Police say the 2-year-old boy picked up a gun that was left in the vehicle, and it accidentally discharged and struck the 1-year-old girl.
McKneely says the family drove the child to the hospital rather than waiting for an ambulance.
The 1-year-old is in critical condition.
___
This story has been corrected to show mother was in the car when shooting occurred.
http://www.680news.com/2016/11/16/mother-arrested-after-2-year-old-son-shoots-1-year-old-girl/
toddlers with guns stats…
Divine Angel said:
Small problem: I’m supposed to be training a newbie at work this afternoon. I have no voice.
You’re not getting betterer?
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
Small problem: I’m supposed to be training a newbie at work this afternoon. I have no voice.
You’re not getting betterer?
Just too much straining the voice at work. My boss knows, she dropped in to visit twice last night and knew I was struggling. This morning, I have no voice at all.
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
Small problem: I’m supposed to be training a newbie at work this afternoon. I have no voice.
You’re not getting betterer?
Just too much straining the voice at work. My boss knows, she dropped in to visit twice last night and knew I was struggling. This morning, I have no voice at all.
That would make retail challenging. :(
I will be using a mixture of mime and interpretive dance.
Divine Angel said:
I will be using a mixture of mime and interpretive dance.
:)
Divine Angel said:
I will be using a mixture of mime and interpretive dance.
You might have to buy a Stephen Hawking voice unit.
I’m about to set off to do shopping. Had a bath before bed so I don’t have to bother.
Morning pilgrims, clearing up in Brissy after an early morning shower.
Peak Warming Man said:
WE just got the shower here. And there might be a few more following it up. The builders have gone away for a while…
Morning pilgrims, clearing up in Brissy after an early morning shower.
Trevor Hones has got the selectors job, I think he was a selector before.
The new Ikea opens in North Lakes today, as well 60 new stores in Westfield.
Peak Warming Man said:
Trevor Hones has got the selectors job, I think he was a selector before.
With a name like that he is sure to succeed.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Trevor Hones has got the selectors job, I think he was a selector before.
With a name like that he is sure to succeed.
Umm….. Trevor Hohns.
Divine Angel said:
The new Ikea opens in North Lakes today, as well 60 new stores in Westfield.
add that to CostCo and you FNQers will need need to venture past the Caboluture River
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
The new Ikea opens in North Lakes today, as well 60 new stores in Westfield.
add that to CostCo and you FNQers will never need to venture past the Caboluture River
fixed
been out farm, check ‘em waters, clean troughs, meter reads, all that. Bit windy, not hot yet, few guys reaping, not sure fire danger rating today.
diddly-squat said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
The new Ikea opens in North Lakes today, as well 60 new stores in Westfield.
add that to CostCo and you FNQers will never need to venture past the Caboluture River
fixed
Tamb said:
diddly-squat said:
diddly-squat said:add that to CostCo and you FNQers will never need to venture past the Caboluture River
fixed
Cabolture is not in or near FNQ.
Or FST.
Tamb said:
diddly-squat said:
diddly-squat said:add that to CostCo and you FNQers will never need to venture past the Caboluture River
fixed
Cabolture is not in or near FNQ.
pfffffft…
well obviously you’ve never had to drive there from inner south west Brisbane…
oh good grief, now I’m agreeing with diddly
Arts said:
oh good grief, now I’m agreeing with diddly
you know it makes sense…
That’s the best part. If we have everything at our doorstep we don’t have to venture southside :D
Women who conceive babies in winter are more likely to develop gestational diabetes during pregnancy, a study into 60,000 South Australian babies has revealed.
The study, which was carried out over a five-year period, is the first of its kind looking to confirm a seasonal variation in gestational diabetes.
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Don’t do any unprotected rogering in South Australia during winter.
Peak Warming Man said:
Women who conceive babies in winter are more likely to develop gestational diabetes during pregnancy, a study into 60,000 South Australian babies has revealed.The study, which was carried out over a five-year period, is the first of its kind looking to confirm a seasonal variation in gestational diabetes.
—————————————————-Don’t do any unprotected rogering in South Australia during winter.
wtf
diddly-squat said:
Tamb said:
diddly-squat said:fixed
Cabolture is not in or near FNQ.pfffffft…
well obviously you’ve never had to drive there from inner south west Brisbane…
Divine Angel said:
That’s the best part. If we have everything at our doorstep we don’t have to venture southside :D
suits us too…
;)
Tamb said:
diddly-squat said:
Tamb said:Cabolture is not in or near FNQ.
pfffffft…
well obviously you’ve never had to drive there from inner south west Brisbane…
It’s a bit further coming from Cairns.
everything north of the Caboluture River is FNQ
diddly-squat said:
Tamb said:
diddly-squat said:pfffffft…
well obviously you’ve never had to drive there from inner south west Brisbane…
It’s a bit further coming from Cairns.everything north of the Caboluture River is FNQ
Tamb said:
diddly-squat said:
Tamb said:It’s a bit further coming from Cairns.
everything north of the Caboluture River is FNQ
And everything south is NSW.
touché
well everything except suncorp stadium
diddly-squat said:
Tamb said:
diddly-squat said:everything north of the Caboluture River is FNQ
And everything south is NSW.touché
well everything except suncorp stadium
diddly-squat said:
:)
Tamb said:
diddly-squat said:pfffffft…
well obviously you’ve never had to drive there from inner south west Brisbane…
It’s a bit further coming from Cairns.everything north of the Caboluture River is FNQ
So I am not a beach bum, I’m an FNQer…
Michael V said:
diddly-squat said::)
Tamb said:It’s a bit further coming from Cairns.
everything north of the Caboluture River is FNQ
So I am not a beach bum, I’m an FNQer…
FNQ starts at the Cardwell Range.
Greetings
Tamb said:
OK, so I am a beach bum then…
Michael V said:
diddly-squat said::)everything north of the Caboluture River is FNQ
So I am not a beach bum, I’m an FNQer…
FNQ starts at the Cardwell Range.
was just reading about how Aust held the No.1 test sport for most fo the 10 years that Hohns was CoS..
in fairness, during that time it was a pretty easy team to pick…
Eight new small vintage dolls and 1 larger doll. They belonged to the woman around the corner…..they were her childhood dollies….I feel somewhat honoured to have them.
Bubblecar said:
Dad off to work, 1955. Daughter too busy with cereal to wave
froot loops.
(it is a b&w photo. It might be captain crunch.)
kii said:
Eight new small vintage dolls and 1 larger doll. They belonged to the woman around the corner…..they were her childhood dollies….I feel somewhat honoured to have them.
Lucky duck.
kii said:
Eight new small vintage dolls and 1 larger doll. They belonged to the woman around the corner…..they were her childhood dollies….I feel somewhat honoured to have them.
She probably wont even know they’re missing.
kii said:
Eight new small vintage dolls and 1 larger doll. They belonged to the woman around the corner…..they were her childhood dollies….I feel somewhat honoured to have them.
:)
Did they come with stories?
Cheerios…
So…. mannequin challenge. At last something that makes people stop
What is this one in aid of?
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Eight new small vintage dolls and 1 larger doll. They belonged to the woman around the corner…..they were her childhood dollies….I feel somewhat honoured to have them.
:)
Did they come with stories?
Yes :D
furious said:
- mannequin challenge
What is this one in aid of?
Having fun
furious said:
- froot loops.
Cheerios…
do cheerios come in different colours? (I thought the tonal range made the capn crunch less likely..)
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Eight new small vintage dolls and 1 larger doll. They belonged to the woman around the corner…..they were her childhood dollies….I feel somewhat honoured to have them.
:)
Did they come with stories?
Yes :D
go the narrative.. :)
They all looked the same to me…
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
sarahs mum said::)
Did they come with stories?
Yes :D
go the narrative.. :)
I reckon I could write an exhibition catalogue for an artist that sought to record stories that went with old lady’s dolls.
furious said:
- do cheerios come in different colours? (I thought the tonal range made the capn crunch less likely..)
They all looked the same to me…
I suppose we will never know now.
:(
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:Yes :D
go the narrative.. :)
I reckon I could write an exhibition catalogue for an artist that sought to record stories that went with old lady’s dolls.
:D we might have to look at that one day.
sarahs mum said:
There is the box, but I can’t read it. Anybody have the correct software?
furious said:
- do cheerios come in different colours? (I thought the tonal range made the capn crunch less likely..)
They all looked the same to me…
I suppose we will never know now.
:(
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:There is the box, but I can’t read it. Anybody have the correct software?
furious said:
- do cheerios come in different colours? (I thought the tonal range made the capn crunch less likely..)
They all looked the same to me…
I suppose we will never know now.
:(
I think that might be orange juice.
That wallpaper is a bit OTT. I remember similar designs lingering in my childhood home from the previous decade. But none of it was really in your face.
sarahs mum said:
Ian said:
Trampled in Trundletrampled by cow. damn she needed a bigger stick. :(
Knowing when to run and jump up the fence is handy too.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/cash-poor-indians-outraged-at-lavish-wedding-of-former-minister/8031720
Bloody!
lady shoppin’, she promised a lolly
I put’t fan in compostin’ toilet
in vent pipe’n backwards yeah silly
extract smells surely did not
so ol’ flipped’t around’n all good be
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-16/cash-poor-indians-outraged-at-lavish-wedding-of-former-minister/8031720Bloody!
one of the general managers from my company going to that wedding…
“Two French tourists who died within minutes of each other while snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef are likely to have been stung by the Irukandji jellyfish, a cardiologist says.”
That was what I thought when I heard the reports.
I mean what the actual fuck is this.. just when you thought the world couldn’t get any weirder
Arts said:
I mean what the actual fuck is this.. just when you thought the world couldn’t get any weirder
Is it a joke toy perhaps from a Family Guy cut away
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/
An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
Arts said:
I mean what the actual fuck is this.. just when you thought the world couldn’t get any weirder
If, the idea behind that is you put it up your blurter and poo through it then yes, the world is very weird, almost incomprehensibly so. Has to be some sort of pisstake, what’s the context, where was the ad.
Peak Warming Man said:
“Two French tourists who died within minutes of each other while snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef are likely to have been stung by the Irukandji jellyfish, a cardiologist says.”That was what I thought when I heard the reports.
What’s the range of the irukandji? I was under the impression that box jellyfish aren’t as far out as the reef, but what about irukandji?
dv said:
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
I suspect he got boiled to death rather than dissolved to death :)
I posted that very theory on this very forum…
dv said:
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
I wonder how he would have voted?
pommiejohn said:
Peak Warming Man said:
“Two French tourists who died within minutes of each other while snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef are likely to have been stung by the Irukandji jellyfish, a cardiologist says.”That was what I thought when I heard the reports.
What’s the range of the irukandji? I was under the impression that box jellyfish aren’t as far out as the reef, but what about irukandji?
Dunno but on further reading no one else in the water got stung so probably something else.
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
I mean what the actual fuck is this.. just when you thought the world couldn’t get any weirder
If, the idea behind that is you put it up your blurter and poo through it then yes, the world is very weird, almost incomprehensibly so. Has to be some sort of pisstake, what’s the context, where was the ad.
It’s a joke from some years ago.
dv said:
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
… be careful what you wish for
I can hear Bevis’s big V8 Kingswood.
Bubblecar said:
I can hear Bevis’s big V8 Kingswood.
He’s gone to a lot of trouble to get you mower ready.
Don’t let him down.
Cymek said:
Arts said:
I mean what the actual fuck is this.. just when you thought the world couldn’t get any weirder
Is it a joke toy perhaps from a Family Guy cut away
apparently very real
pommiejohn said:
Likely. He’d‘ve disolved later. Likely in what us geologists call acid sulphate water. Effectively boiling battery acid.
dv said:
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
I suspect he got boiled to death rather than dissolved to death :)
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
I mean what the actual fuck is this.. just when you thought the world couldn’t get any weirder
If, the idea behind that is you put it up your blurter and poo through it then yes, the world is very weird, almost incomprehensibly so. Has to be some sort of pisstake, what’s the context, where was the ad.
I thought it was not real too but I think it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LZk2gxyz2I
pommiejohn said:
dv said:
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
I suspect he got boiled to death rather than dissolved to death :)
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:Likely. He’d‘ve disolved later. Likely in what us geologists call acid sulphate water. Effectively boiling battery acid.
dv said:
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
I suspect he got boiled to death rather than dissolved to death :)
How strong an acid is it in Yellowstone, actually as strong a battery acid?
Tamb said:
pommiejohn said:
dv said:
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
I suspect he got boiled to death rather than dissolved to death :)
A new take on pulled pork.
With some brining.
party_pants said:
dv said:
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
… be careful what you wish for
Should’ve filled a bathtub and tested it on a child first.
party_pants said:
party_pants said:
dv said:
http://time.com/4574226/man-dissolved-yellowstone-park/An Oregon man who died in a Yellowstone National Park hot spring and dissolved when he fell into the boiling, acidic water, was looking to soak in the water, park officials said in a report.
… be careful what you wish for
Should’ve filled a bathtub and tested it on a child first.
pretty sure there are signs everywhere about not doing that
pommiejohn said:
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:Likely. He’d‘ve disolved later. Likely in what us geologists call acid sulphate water. Effectively boiling battery acid.I suspect he got boiled to death rather than dissolved to death :)
How strong an acid is it in Yellowstone, actually as strong a battery acid?
Attn MV. Head machined for improved squish with valves de-shrouded
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
I can hear Bevis’s big V8 Kingswood.
He’s gone to a lot of trouble to get you mower ready.
Don’t let him down.
Yep, he’s done a good job. Much thicker belt installed, and he’s tied the flap up so the long grass will spew out more readily. Also adjusted the height thingy so it can’t get too low.
Tamb said:
pommiejohn said:
Michael V said:
Likely. He’d‘ve disolved later. Likely in what us geologists call acid sulphate water. Effectively boiling battery acid.How strong an acid is it in Yellowstone, actually as strong a battery acid?
A bit of a search shows Battery acid pH ~ 1.5. Yellowstone acid pools pH ~3.5
Still, not conducive to a pleasant bath
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
I can hear Bevis’s big V8 Kingswood.
He’s gone to a lot of trouble to get you mower ready.
Don’t let him down.
Yep, he’s done a good job. Much thicker belt installed, and he’s tied the flap up so the long grass will spew out more readily. Also adjusted the height thingy so it can’t get too low.
Did the mowing today, probably the penultimate for the year. If your grass is thick and lush it makes it a bit easier on the mower to go in the direction where you don’t eject the grass onto the bit you are about to cut next pass.
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
I can hear Bevis’s big V8 Kingswood.
He’s gone to a lot of trouble to get you mower ready.
Don’t let him down.
Yep, he’s done a good job. Much thicker belt installed, and he’s tied the flap up so the long grass will spew out more readily. Also adjusted the height thingy so it can’t get too low.
Praise be to Bevis!
I may be a little weird, but I used to drink sulphuric acid (this was before its name was changed to sulfuric acid). It tastes a little like lemon juice.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
party_pants said:… be careful what you wish for
Should’ve filled a bathtub and tested it on a child first.
pretty sure there are signs everywhere about not doing that
I must admit I’ve never been there myself.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
party_pants said:… be careful what you wish for
Should’ve filled a bathtub and tested it on a child first.
pretty sure there are signs everywhere about not doing that
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a sign telling me not to fill a bathtub with battery acid and throw a child in, although I can’t say I’ve ever looked for such a sign.
pommiejohn said:
Acid sulphate volcanic water commonly have pH<3. Battery acid is usually stronger: pH<1.
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:Likely. He’d‘ve disolved later. Likely in what us geologists call acid sulphate water. Effectively boiling battery acid.I suspect he got boiled to death rather than dissolved to death :)
How strong an acid is it in Yellowstone, actually as strong a battery acid?
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:Should’ve filled a bathtub and tested it on a child first.
pretty sure there are signs everywhere about not doing that
I must admit I’ve never been there myself.
Oh you should go, it’s fantastic, the mist rising off the bubbling pools, the Jurassic type vegetation, it’s like going back in time.
You really really should go, it’s wonderful, well so they say I’ve never been there myself.
pommiejohn said:
:) :)
Attn MV. Head machined for improved squish with valves de-shrouded!http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y178/pommiejohn/IMG_4266_zpsyfhje5ka.jpg
the little pushed in bit at the bottom of a wine bottle is called a ‘punt’
Peak Warming Man said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:pretty sure there are signs everywhere about not doing that
I must admit I’ve never been there myself.
Oh you should go, it’s fantastic, the mist rising off the bubbling pools, the Jurassic type vegetation, it’s like going back in time.
You really really should go, it’s wonderful, well so they say I’ve never been there myself.
Oh, it’s on the bucket list
Arts said:
Yes.
the little pushed in bit at the bottom of a wine bottle is called a ‘punt’
I’d better go make some bol… because I won’t be doing the floors today
Arts said:
the little pushed in bit at the bottom of a wine bottle is called a ‘punt’
What’s the punt for? (Serious question: does it have a use?)
Arts said:
I’d better go make some bol… because I won’t be doing the floors today
Too windy for any mowing now, so I’m calling ThNDC and opening a stubby of Cricketers Arms summer ale.
btm said:
Arts said:
the little pushed in bit at the bottom of a wine bottle is called a ‘punt’
What’s the punt for? (Serious question: does it have a use?)
To make the bottle look bigger and more bountiful.
asked woman for tiny nibble of her snickers, murmurs of reluctance followed, then she obliged, held it the entire time then near ripped me teeth out removing it from my gob.
Dear Dr. Vinny,
Why is there an indentation in the bottom of a wine bottle? This is deeper in some bottles than in others.
—Bob C., Ashland, Ore.
Dear Bob,
That indentation is called a punt, and it’s a good thing that football season is over, or I would be trying to make a joke about the name. Historically, punts were a function of wine bottles being made by glassblowers. The seam was pushed up to make sure the bottle could stand upright and there wasn’t a sharp point of glass on the bottom. It’s also thought that the punt added to the bottle’s structural integrity.
Bottles nowadays are much stronger and machine-made, so the punt is simply part of wine-bottle tradition, though some say it helps collect the sediment as wines age. Punts no longer serve a structural function except in bottles of sparkling wine, which have constant pressure inside. In these cases, the punt allows for more even distribution of pressure.
The size of the punt doesn’t mean anything about the quality of the wine inside, but it can be a bit gimmicky, because some bottles just look like they’re on steroids, with deep punts and extra-heavy glass.
—Dr. Vinny
http://www.winespectator.com/drvinny/show/id/46387
transition said:
asked woman for tiny nibble of her snickers, murmurs of reluctance followed, then she obliged, held it the entire time then near ripped me teeth out removing it from my gob.
Ha.
btm said:
Arts said:
the little pushed in bit at the bottom of a wine bottle is called a ‘punt’
What’s the punt for? (Serious question: does it have a use?)
originally from glass bowing where they needed to make the bottle stand properly. They would push the last bit in so there wasn’t a deformity on the bottom and no bottle toppling. it serves no purpose today, but for tradition
also, if you have a cork bottle (rare these days) and no opener, you can wind in a screw and use a claw hammer to remove the cork cleanly..
Qld health has surprised me. I emailed them 2 hours ago to update my details in the radiation health database (I am a statutory Radiation Safety Officer). They’ve already emailed me back saying they’ve done it!
:)
pommiejohn said:
Peak Warming Man said:
“Two French tourists who died within minutes of each other while snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef are likely to have been stung by the Irukandji jellyfish, a cardiologist says.”That was what I thought when I heard the reports.
What’s the range of the irukandji? I was under the impression that box jellyfish aren’t as far out as the reef, but what about irukandji?
It fits!
>>BRISBANE medical student is recovering in hospital in north Queensland after being stung on the neck by an irukandji jellyfish. Sean Bills, 26, was celebrating the completion of his degree with fellow students from the University of Queensland when he was stung while swimming off Hayman Island in the Whitsunday group. “The first thing was the sting which just came down around my neck,’‘ Mr Bills told the Seven Network from his hospital bed in Mackay.He said he will never again go swimming in waters off north Queensland during the stinger season, which runs from October to May.(news.com, November 30, 2007 ) <<
>Cricketers Arms summer ale
Verdict: a hoppy ale with a pleasantly floral, slightly fruity taste. Finish is a bit watery.
Bubblecar said:
>Cricketers Arms summer aleVerdict: a hoppy ale with a pleasantly floral, slightly fruity taste. Finish is a bit watery.
But does it taste like beer?
bob(from black rock) said:
Bubblecar said:
>Cricketers Arms summer aleVerdict: a hoppy ale with a pleasantly floral, slightly fruity taste. Finish is a bit watery.
But does it taste like beer?
Yes, for hoppy ale values of beer.
It’s a bit like Cooper’s sparkling ale but lighter and fruitier.
Bubblecar said:
bob(from black rock) said:
Bubblecar said:
>Cricketers Arms summer aleVerdict: a hoppy ale with a pleasantly floral, slightly fruity taste. Finish is a bit watery.
But does it taste like beer?
Yes, for hoppy ale values of beer.
It’s a bit like Cooper’s sparkling ale but lighter and fruitier.
Do you think it’s an accident that there is only two letter changes between happy and hoppy?
bob(from black rock) said:
Do you think it’s an accident that there is only two letter changes between happy and hoppy?
I can only count one letter change, but yes this hoppy stuff enhances happiness.
Interesting article about Peter Thiel:
http://www.theage.com.au/world/us-election/trumps-tech-adviser-peter-thiel-backs-utopian-technology-less-sure-democracy-20161116-gsqrnu
Bubblecar said:
bob(from black rock) said:
Do you think it’s an accident that there is only two letter changes between happy and hoppy?
I can only count one letter change, but yes this hoppy stuff enhances happiness.
I’ve been looking into word pairs like this over the past month or so.
Eg. Teeny and teensy, only one letter difference.
Chirp, cheep and peep.
Shine and sheen.
Gawp and gape
Amend and emend
Omelet and omelette
Medibank and Me Die Bank.
Tonight I’m thinking: a refreshing salad involving cos, rocket, cucumber, asparagus, tomato, basil & olives with a garlic vinaigrette dressing. To be served with a stuffed lamb steak.
chicken kebabs shortly, with vegetables
My daughter’s graduation is tonight and there wilk be a dinner, so I’ll eat whatever they serve.
Not cancer for a change:
Leonard Cohen died after fall at his Los Angeles home
Leonard Cohen died in his sleep after a fall at his home in Los Angeles, his manager has said.
The Canadian singer-songwriter died on 7 November at the age of 82. His death was confirmed a few days later in an announcement on his official Facebook page, which gave no details of the circumstances.
On Wednesday, Cohen’s manager, Robert Kory, said his death was unexpected.
“Leonard Cohen died during his sleep following a fall in the middle of the night on 7 November,” Kory said. “The death was sudden, unexpected and peaceful.”
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/nov/17/leonard-cohen-died-fall-home-sleep-night
dv said:
My daughter’s graduation is tonight and there wilk be a dinner, so I’ll eat whatever they serve.
Graduation from what?
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
My daughter’s graduation is tonight and there wilk be a dinner, so I’ll eat whatever they serve.
Graduation from what?
school
diddly-squat said:
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
My daughter’s graduation is tonight and there wilk be a dinner, so I’ll eat whatever they serve.
Graduation from what?
school
Yes but at what level. Secondary, tertiary?
Bubblecar said:
diddly-squat said:
Bubblecar said:Graduation from what?
school
Yes but at what level. Secondary, tertiary?
pretty sure his daughter is in yr 12
wondering if larry has some beagle in him, certainly got some boxer.
got very keen sense of smell picking up animal trails.
Oh he’s freakin’ adorabubble!
transition said:
wondering if larry has some beagle in him, certainly got some boxer.got very keen sense of smell picking up animal trails.
Reminds me a bit of the doggy we first got after arriving in Oz.
transition said:
wondering if larry has some beagle in him, certainly got some boxer.got very keen sense of smell picking up animal trails.
Does look like a nice one.
transition said:
wondering if larry has some beagle in him, certainly got some boxer.got very keen sense of smell picking up animal trails.
Ah, Master Larry.
He looks in control.
good looking dog
Does he herd things like a Border Collie?
•A workaholic who thrives on mental and physical stimulation, the Border Collie must have a positive way to direct his energy. Otherwise he’ll invent his own games — and he can become a problem to live with.
•The Border Collie will herd anything that moves, including children, cars, people on bikes, cats, and squirrels. He can become a real problem if he’s allowed to roam in a neighborhood; a securely fenced yard is essential.
Peak Warming Man said:
Does he herd things like a Border Collie?•A workaholic who thrives on mental and physical stimulation, the Border Collie must have a positive way to direct his energy. Otherwise he’ll invent his own games — and he can become a problem to live with.
•The Border Collie will herd anything that moves, including children, cars, people on bikes, cats, and squirrels. He can become a real problem if he’s allowed to roam in a neighborhood; a securely fenced yard is essential.
nah more insane like takes off unexpectedly when let him out for a pee, doesn’t respond to being called back, runs a mile across a paddock, splits a mob up, pushes half into the scrub and other half over a fence, then wears a couple down deep in some patch of scrub til they give up. Sorta everything you don’t want in a sheep dog.
had a border collie, they are beautiful dogs. Had bad epilepsy
Peak Warming Man said:
Does he herd things like a Border Collie?•A workaholic who thrives on mental and physical stimulation, the Border Collie must have a positive way to direct his energy. Otherwise he’ll invent his own games — and he can become a problem to live with.
•The Border Collie will herd anything that moves, including children, cars, people on bikes, cats, and squirrels. He can become a real problem if he’s allowed to roam in a neighborhood; a securely fenced yard is essential.
I had one that tried to herd any snake. Spent a lot of time tryong to make the swallows fly where he wanted them to. He died trying to herd cars.
transition said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Does he herd things like a Border Collie?•A workaholic who thrives on mental and physical stimulation, the Border Collie must have a positive way to direct his energy. Otherwise he’ll invent his own games — and he can become a problem to live with.
•The Border Collie will herd anything that moves, including children, cars, people on bikes, cats, and squirrels. He can become a real problem if he’s allowed to roam in a neighborhood; a securely fenced yard is essential.nah more insane like takes off unexpectedly when let him out for a pee, doesn’t respond to being called back, runs a mile across a paddock, splits a mob up, pushes half into the scrub and other half over a fence, then wears a couple down deep in some patch of scrub til they give up. Sorta everything you don’t want in a sheep dog.
had a border collie, they are beautiful dogs. Had bad epilepsy
does he follow scent on the ground like a hound?
>does he follow scent on the ground like a hound?
yeah does very keen, like he’s reading a map with his nose
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JudgeMental said:
502 bad gateway. nginx/1.2.1
Aye.
I think they’re onto us, I think we’re being watched.
The forum’s been unstable and sick ever since Alex was back in chat a few days ago.
Peak Warming Man said:
The forum’s been unstable and sick ever since Alex was back in chat a few days ago.
probably caught something
Peak Warming Man said:
The forum’s been unstable and sick ever since Alex was back in chat a few days ago.
i emailed cb88 to run a virus check
Very tasty dinner, now doing its thing in the belly vaults.
I’m now wanting night time in which to finish this shiraz. So on your bike please, sun.
dv said:
:) :) :)
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Peak Warming Man said:
Does he herd things like a Border Collie?•A workaholic who thrives on mental and physical stimulation, the Border Collie must have a positive way to direct his energy. Otherwise he’ll invent his own games — and he can become a problem to live with.
•The Border Collie will herd anything that moves, including children, cars, people on bikes, cats, and squirrels. He can become a real problem if he’s allowed to roam in a neighborhood; a securely fenced yard is essential.
My border collie loves to herd other dogs who are chasing balls. They think she’s joining in the game, when she’s actually got her eye on them. Once they run for the ball, she herds them towards the water. And chooks, she likes to be told to chase the chooks.
Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today? I doubt I have the stamina to read a whole day’s worth of posts.
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today? I doubt I have the stamina to read a whole day’s worth of posts.
We’ve all been angels.
How was your day?
Bubblecar said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today? I doubt I have the stamina to read a whole day’s worth of posts.
We’ve all been angels.
How was your day?
I will admit to not being an angel on all occasions today.
I had meetings. I was grumpy. I made my displeasure known. I am not contrite.
sibeen said:
Bubblecar said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today? I doubt I have the stamina to read a whole day’s worth of posts.
We’ve all been angels.
How was your day?
I will admit to not being an angel on all occasions today.
I had meetings. I was grumpy. I made my displeasure known. I am not contrite.
I took it for granted that people would add: “except sibeen”.
sibeen said:
Bubblecar said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today? I doubt I have the stamina to read a whole day’s worth of posts.
We’ve all been angels.
How was your day?
I will admit to not being an angel on all occasions today.
I had meetings. I was grumpy. I made my displeasure known. I am not contrite.
Bubblecar said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today? I doubt I have the stamina to read a whole day’s worth of posts.
We’ve all been angels.
How was your day?
Quite Busy. Included in the excitement was receiving the renewal notice for the insurance (shop, contents, Casterton house, contents) Just gotta love bills for $3,700. But I also saw some lovely patients. No problem people today. C (my receptionist) managed almost a whole day today. She’s been arriving after 9.30 and going home around 3.30 to 4.00. Today she stayed until 5.00pm. Her arm gets tired by the end of the day – plaster casts are hot, uncomfy and heavy.
buffy said:
Quite Busy. Included in the excitement was receiving the renewal notice for the insurance (shop, contents, Casterton house, contents) Just gotta love bills for $3,700. But I also saw some lovely patients. No problem people today. C (my receptionist) managed almost a whole day today. She’s been arriving after 9.30 and going home around 3.30 to 4.00. Today she stayed until 5.00pm. Her arm gets tired by the end of the day – plaster casts are hot, uncomfy and heavy.
When does hers come off?
sibeen said:
Bubblecar said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today? I doubt I have the stamina to read a whole day’s worth of posts.
We’ve all been angels.
How was your day?
I will admit to not being an angel on all occasions today.
I had meetings. I was grumpy. I made my displeasure known. I am not contrite.
I had a chat to my ISP. I was grumpy, I made my displeasure very evident. I got concessions and an honest answer. I didn’t swear or be impolite.
Bubblecar said:
buffy said:
Quite Busy. Included in the excitement was receiving the renewal notice for the insurance (shop, contents, Casterton house, contents) Just gotta love bills for $3,700. But I also saw some lovely patients. No problem people today. C (my receptionist) managed almost a whole day today. She’s been arriving after 9.30 and going home around 3.30 to 4.00. Today she stayed until 5.00pm. Her arm gets tired by the end of the day – plaster casts are hot, uncomfy and heavy.
When does hers come off?
Let’s see…this is the third week of six. So just before Christmas. She’s not impressed.
JudgeMental said:
I didn’t swear or be impolite.
You’re doing it wrong.
hmmm … wearing a button up long sleeve shirt might be a problem
buffy said:
Bubblecar said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today? I doubt I have the stamina to read a whole day’s worth of posts.
We’ve all been angels.
How was your day?
Quite Busy. Included in the excitement was receiving the renewal notice for the insurance (shop, contents, Casterton house, contents) Just gotta love bills for $3,700. But I also saw some lovely patients. No problem people today. C (my receptionist) managed almost a whole day today. She’s been arriving after 9.30 and going home around 3.30 to 4.00. Today she stayed until 5.00pm. Her arm gets tired by the end of the day – plaster casts are hot, uncomfy and heavy.
so DV keep saying
dv said:
hmmm … wearing a button up long sleeve shirt might be a problem
it’s not about you
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:I didn’t swear or be impolite.
You’re doing it wrong.
maybe, but i am really a nice guy. and can get my point across quite well without resorting to fowl language. and if it is a face to face i invade the persons personal space and “loom” over them.
dv said:
hmmm … wearing a button up long sleeve shirt might be a problem
If I’d had enough warning I could have lent you one of my puffy-sleeved pirate shirts.
I have cooked bolognaise sauce for a future moment in time, a beef casserole for tomorrow night and tonight will be a penne carbonara because it’s quick and easy.
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
Bubblecar said:We’ve all been angels.
How was your day?
I will admit to not being an angel on all occasions today.
I had meetings. I was grumpy. I made my displeasure known. I am not contrite.
I had a chat to my ISP. I was grumpy, I made my displeasure very evident. I got concessions and an honest answer. I didn’t swear or be impolite.
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:I didn’t swear or be impolite.
You’re doing it wrong.
maybe, but i am really a nice guy. and can get my point across quite well without resorting to fowl language. and if it is a face to face i invade the persons personal space and “loom” over them.
Can be self-defeating though, when they just drop everything and run, screaming.
Arts said:
I mean it might be impossible.
dv said:
hmmm … wearing a button up long sleeve shirt might be a problem
it’s not about you
Is jacket over a white t-shirt still a thing? I’ll just tell ppl I’ve been in a coma since 1993.
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:I didn’t swear or be impolite.
You’re doing it wrong.
maybe, but i am really a nice guy. and can get my point across quite well without resorting to fowl language.
Chicken!
Bubblecar said:
Very tasty dinner, now doing its thing in the belly vaults.I’m now wanting night time in which to finish this shiraz. So on your bike please, sun.
i had another two loin chops and a hot potato salad made from dutch creams.
dv said:
Arts said:I mean it might be impossible.
dv said:
hmmm … wearing a button up long sleeve shirt might be a problem
it’s not about you
Is jacket over a white t-shirt still a thing? I’ll just tell ppl I’ve been in a coma since 1993.
if the paparazzi catch you, your reputation will be shot
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:I will admit to not being an angel on all occasions today.
I had meetings. I was grumpy. I made my displeasure known. I am not contrite.
I had a chat to my ISP. I was grumpy, I made my displeasure very evident. I got concessions and an honest answer. I didn’t swear or be impolite.
Shopped.
Peak Warming Man said:
Shopped.
aye, no true Scotsman is that tanned
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:Shopped.
aye, no true Scotsman is that tanned
that a phalluscy
We et leftover cold roast pork and home grown lettuce wrapped in pita bread. Accompanied by a small salad of more homegrown lettuce, small tomatoes (shop), pickled onion, gherkin and dry fetta chunks. Now vanilla icecream and strawberry mush that Mr buffy made up from the local strawberries that needed to be “saved”. They smell glorious.
Arts said:
dv said:
Arts said:I mean it might be impossible.it’s not about you
Is jacket over a white t-shirt still a thing? I’ll just tell ppl I’ve been in a coma since 1993.
if the paparazzi catch you, your reputation will be shot
d-d-d-d-Dodi at the Ritz
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:Shopped.
aye, no true Scotsman is that tanned
that a phalluscy
Glasgow now “Glasglow” as city ousts Essex to top UK fake tan table while Orkney wins peely-wally league
SELF-CONSCIOUS Glaswegians are forking out record amounts in order to look like bronzed babes all year round while Orkney islanders shun sunny appereance.
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/glasgow-now-glasglow-city-ousts-9255757
Peak Warming Man said:
You meany!
sibeen said:
Bubblecar said:We’ve all been angels.
How was your day?
I will admit to not being an angel on all occasions today.
I had meetings. I was grumpy. I made my displeasure known. I am not contrite.
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dv said:
Is jacket over a white t-shirt still a thing?
Next thing you know, you’ll be worshiped by Apple fanbois.
For Tasmanians interested in completing a cat survey…
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PQYB5NZ
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:Is jacket over a white t-shirt still a thing?
Next thing you know, you’ll be worshiped by Apple fanbois.
they loved to blow jobs
on my recent trip to Rottnest I was educated on the worlds best and easiest punch…
two bottles of champagne
one litre of strawberry sorbet
some vodka and
a smidge of lemonade
it was nice.. (don’t try this at home)
Speedy said:
For Tasmanians interested in completing a cat survey…https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PQYB5NZ
Done & dusted.
Bubblecar said:
Speedy said:
For Tasmanians interested in completing a cat survey…https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PQYB5NZ
Done & dusted.
I did too (omitted my post code). Must help the wildlife, especially in Tassie.
Bubblecar said:
Speedy said:
For Tasmanians interested in completing a cat survey…https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PQYB5NZ
Done & dusted.
+1
Bubblecar said:
Speedy said:
For Tasmanians interested in completing a cat survey…https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PQYB5NZ
Done & dusted.
Did they ask if you feed the neighbour’s cat occasionally? ;)
What else did they want to know?
Speedy said:
Bubblecar said:
Speedy said:
For Tasmanians interested in completing a cat survey…https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PQYB5NZ
Done & dusted.
Did they ask if you feed the neighbour’s cat occasionally? ;)
What else did they want to know?
ASL. the usual kinda stuff.
Speedy said:
Bubblecar said:
Speedy said:
For Tasmanians interested in completing a cat survey…https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PQYB5NZ
Done & dusted.
Did they ask if you feed the neighbour’s cat occasionally? ;)
What else did they want to know?
Depends on how you answer initially, as to what questions you are asked.
Speedy said:
Bubblecar said:
Speedy said:
For Tasmanians interested in completing a cat survey…https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PQYB5NZ
Done & dusted.
Did they ask if you feed the neighbour’s cat occasionally? ;)
What else did they want to know?
Haven’t seen that cat for quite a while, it might have expired.
They just want to know what kind of cat-control measures you favour and what assistance to cat owners would best enable them etc.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
whatever you were going for there did not work
ambisinistrous
PRONUNCIATION:
(am-bi-SIN-uh-struhs)
MEANING:
adjective: Clumsy with both hands.
ETYMOLOGY:
Modeled after ambidextrous (able to use both hands with equal ease), from Latin ambi- (both) + sinister (left). Earliest documented use: 1863.
NOTES:
An ambisinistrous person has two left hands, etymologically speaking. You’d think it would be rare for such an uncommon word to have a perfect synonym, but there is one: ambilevous, from Latin laevus (left). A similar express is “to have two left feet” (to be clumsy, especially while dancing).
USAGE:
“When Palinuro accused him of being ambidextrous, he protested he was actually ambisinistrous which was more or less the same thing, but not quite, and went back to peeling his second orange.”
Fernando Del Paso, Elisabeth Plaister (translator); Palinuro of Mexico; Dalkey Archive Press; 1996.
JudgeMental said:
ambisinistrousPRONUNCIATION:
(am-bi-SIN-uh-struhs)MEANING:
adjective: Clumsy with both hands.ETYMOLOGY:
Modeled after ambidextrous (able to use both hands with equal ease), from Latin ambi- (both) + sinister (left). Earliest documented use: 1863.NOTES:
An ambisinistrous person has two left hands, etymologically speaking. You’d think it would be rare for such an uncommon word to have a perfect synonym, but there is one: ambilevous, from Latin laevus (left). A similar express is “to have two left feet” (to be clumsy, especially while dancing).USAGE:
“When Palinuro accused him of being ambidextrous, he protested he was actually ambisinistrous which was more or less the same thing, but not quite, and went back to peeling his second orange.”
Fernando Del Paso, Elisabeth Plaister (translator); Palinuro of Mexico; Dalkey Archive Press; 1996.
moll – mail
Bubblecar said:
Speedy said:
Bubblecar said:Done & dusted.
Did they ask if you feed the neighbour’s cat occasionally? ;)
What else did they want to know?
Haven’t seen that cat for quite a while, it might have expired.
They just want to know what kind of cat-control measures you favour and what assistance to cat owners would best enable them etc.
:)
dv said:
I suppose I should commend Disney on finding a cast of polynesian descent for Moana.
But I won’t.
Peak Warming Man said:
Will you give me the help I need?
This time next month Rouge One will be released…
diddly-squat said:
This time next month Rouge One will be released…
Is it a sequel to ‘Adventures of Priscilla’?
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:This time next month Rouge One will be released…
Is it a sequel to ‘Adventures of Priscilla’?
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:This time next month Rouge One will be released…
Is it a sequel to ‘Adventures of Priscilla’?
I think it’s a sitcom based in Baton Rouge.
ok ok.. Rogue One
diddly-squat said:
ok ok.. Rogue One
Looking forward to it. Couldn’t be any worse than ‘The Force Awakens’.
Jim Maxwell is one of the fine minds of cricket.
He’s had a stroke apparently, he seems to be recovering well.
See the clip of him on this page.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/sheffield-shield-wrap-who-is-pushing-for-test-selection/8034866
Peak Warming Man said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:This time next month Rouge One will be released…
Is it a sequel to ‘Adventures of Priscilla’?
I think it’s a sitcom based in Baton Rouge.
Is Moulin in it as well?
Woodie said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Is it a sequel to ‘Adventures of Priscilla’?
I think it’s a sitcom based in Baton Rouge.
Is Moulin in it as well?
Busted flat in Moulin Rouge, waiting for a train……..
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:ok ok.. Rogue One
Looking forward to it. Couldn’t be any worse than ‘The Force Awakens’.
I really enjoyed TFA
diddly-squat said:
I really enjoyed TFA
I really disliked how closely it followed the plot of Episode 4.
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:I really enjoyed TFA
I really disliked how closely it followed the plot of Episode 4.
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:ok ok.. Rogue One
Looking forward to it. Couldn’t be any worse than ‘The Force Awakens’.
I really enjoyed TFA
Never seen it.
</bubbles>
sibeen said:
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Looking forward to it. Couldn’t be any worse than ‘The Force Awakens’.
I really enjoyed TFA
Never seen it.
</bubbles>
Tonight’s shitty cosy old film: The Unknown terror (1957).
Bubblecar said:
Tonight’sshittycosy old film: The Unknown terror (1957).
That’s Terror with a capital T.
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Tonight’sshittycosy old film: The Unknown terror (1957).
That’s Terror with a capital T.
Spoiler: They figured out what is by the end of the film.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Tonight’sshittycosy old film: The Unknown terror (1957).
That’s Terror with a capital T.
Spoiler: They figured out what is by the end of the film.
Apparently it features this critter (who hasn’t appeared yet):
I’d better get back to it and hope I don’t die of dread.
Bubblecar said:
I’d better get back to it and hope I don’t die of dread.
I’d better go and do something resembling exercise.
nice night out there see lot of header lights
dumb done did clean a few troughs
fingers I count’t seven!, us was out in dark
brush out, bungs back in ‘em holes
reachin’ under’n check floats secured tight
wet too, got algae, probably worms
all sort, likely redback spiders ready to bite
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b080tynb
Pretending & Sandwiches
Alexei Sayle’s Imaginary Sandwich Bar
Episode 1 of 4
The Godfather of Alternative Comedy delivers a mixture of stand-up, memoir and philosophy from behind the counter of his Imaginary Sandwich Bar.
podcast.
Bubblecar said:
Tonight’sshittycosy old film: The Unknown terror (1957).
That’s the year I was born!
Greetings from the morning…
kii said:
Greetings from the morning…!https://media.giphy.com/media/3o6gE405qTZbYJHL0c/giphy.gif
avoids eye contact
I have 3 whole days off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kii said:
I have 3 whole days off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
excellent. I have no days off apart from the weekend.
but I’ll cope.
party_pants said:
kii said:
I have 3 whole days off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
excellent. I have no days off apart from the weekend.
but I’ll cope.
I only have one and a half days off from mr kii :P he can be a bit noisy.
I have a tired. goodnight.
Think I might go back to bed and read. I’m trusting grace to have the run of the house while I do this….she has a number of sturdy chew toys and rawhides to chew up. Hopefully she doesn’t add anything else to the pile.
seems Ruben had trouble bringing the funny this week
dv said:
!http://media.boingboing.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/1313cbCOMIC-sfpc123-trump.jpgseems Ruben had trouble bringing the funny this week
*cries *
Enough dilly-dallying. I must go Do Things!
Warmish morning with strong winds expected later, it’s been very dry for weeks, so we’ll have dust :(
The kitchen sink is full of dishes. We have a plumbing issue which mr kii will fix when he gets home in an hour or so. I want to muck around in my workroom w/o anyone interrupting me every 5 minutes (all the mammals!!!)
Stress signs are showing up….I bit my thumbnail right down in my sleep…again :/
Need lots of nice music and colours today :)
morning foks
finally time to sit down…
Good morning Holidayers. We have 10 degrees. Overcast. Light. Going for a 19 today. Looking at 33 for Monday. Between the rain the other day, 30ish yesterday and another 30ish on Monday, my corn seed should definitely be thinking about germination.
My boss banned me from going to work today. I was only going in for a couple of hours to do paperwork, orders etc. But no, so now I have 5 days off and a dr appt this afternoon.
I’ve just written myself a list of stuff to do over Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues. There seems to be a reasonable amount of mowing on there. But the following weekend we are going to Melbourne so I can go to the Australian Skeptics conference. So the mowing has to be done this weekend.
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers. We have 10 degrees. Overcast. Light. Going for a 19 today. Looking at 33 for Monday. Between the rain the other day, 30ish yesterday and another 30ish on Monday, my corn seed should definitely be thinking about germination.
overcast here today too, top of around 24.
the mid 30s was nice while it lasted
We’re heading for 26 today.
buffy said:
I’ve just written myself a list of stuff to do over Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues. There seems to be a reasonable amount of mowing on there. But the following weekend we are going to Melbourne so I can go to the Australian Skeptics conference. So the mowing has to be done this weekend.
Mrs SS has been mowing the paddocks the last few days and clearing them up, starting to look pretty tidy now
the biggest issue with the hot days here is the crops are finishing off fast and we are losing farmers to dry harvest..
Hello!
monkey skipper said:
Hello!
morning ms
The biggest issue with hot weather here is that bogans wear next to nothing and pay for things using money hidden in various cleavages.
Divine Angel said:
My boss banned me from going to work today. I was only going in for a couple of hours to do paperwork, orders etc. But no, so now I have 5 days off and a dr appt this afternoon.
You must need to give your body a rest and recovery time or something. I have a day off today, Sat and Sun. This is a rare event for me.
Divine Angel said:
The biggest issue with hot weather here is that bogans wear next to nothing and pay for things using money hidden in various cleavages.
I think this may be true.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello!
morning ms
did they spring you outta horsepiddle yet?
Divine Angel said:
The biggest issue with hot weather here is that bogans wear next to nothing and pay for things using money hidden in various cleavages.
pulls notes from prosthetic…
monkey skipper said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello!
morning ms
did they spring you outta horsepiddle yet?
yeah, got out monday.
back at work now
Stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:morning ms
did they spring you outta horsepiddle yet?
yeah, got out monday.
back at work now
nice …. progress is good.
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
My boss banned me from going to work today. I was only going in for a couple of hours to do paperwork, orders etc. But no, so now I have 5 days off and a dr appt this afternoon.
You must need to give your body a rest and recovery time or something. I have a day off today, Sat and Sun. This is a rare event for me.
Last night I had no choice. I was training a newbie and no one else was available. Today and tomorrow, they can live without me and I was already off Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Anyway, there’s a cranky toddler wanting some breakfast that I should attend to.
Divine Angel said:
Anyway, there’s a cranky toddler wanting some breakfast that I should attend to.
they can be like that
http://www.esa.int/spaceinimages/Images/2016/09/Gaia_s_first_sky_map
http://sci.esa.int/gaia/58209-gaia-s-first-sky-map/
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
Anyway, there’s a cranky toddler wanting some breakfast that I should attend to.
they can be like that
Worse since the internet comes before breakfast.
Back in August I sent an email of enquiry for an auditing tool through a government dept. Today I received a response. They referred me to another Government dept to ask the same question. laughs…oh dear.
http://volcano.si.axismaps.io/
Eruptions, Earthquakes & Emissions, 1960 on to today.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
https://kamba4.crux.uberspace.de/#what
Watch the cameras that watch us.
“Recent statements coming out from some upstream states really indicate that there’s a risk the basin plan will end up being nothing more than window dressing on a fundamentally unsustainable irrigation sector.”
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-18/murray-darling-basin-plan-on-‘go-slow’,-sa-says/8035728
https://www.splcenter.org/hate-map .. of the USA
Morning everybody.
21.5°C and 58%RH here. 6/8 cloudy, rolling in from the southeast.
Builders will be here soon to do the northern side of the shed roof. I so much want this job to be finished so I can get on with the rest of my life. After taking my blood pressure readings, it will be c…o…f…f…e…e… time.
Divine Angel said:
That’s probably a good thing, for you and your customers.
My boss banned me from going to work today. I was only going in for a couple of hours to do paperwork, orders etc. But no, so now I have 5 days off and a dr appt this afternoon.
Michael V said:
Morning everybody.21.5°C and 58%RH here. 6/8 cloudy, rolling in from the southeast.
Builders will be here soon to do the northern side of the shed roof. I so much want this job to be finished so I can get on with the rest of my life. After taking my blood pressure readings, it will be c…o…f…f…e…e… time.
sounds like an epic event. :-)
buffy said:
Witty wil lnot be surprised that buffy has mowing to be done.I’ve just written myself a list of stuff to do over Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues. There seems to be a reasonable amount of mowing on there. But the following weekend we are going to Melbourne so I can go to the Australian Skeptics conference. So the mowing has to be done this weekend.
Michael V said:
Morning everybody.21.5°C and 58%RH here. 6/8 cloudy, rolling in from the southeast.
Builders will be here soon to do the northern side of the shed roof. I so much want this job to be finished so I can get on with the rest of my life. After taking my blood pressure readings, it will be c…o…f…f…e…e… time.
Divine Angel said:
Similar here, according to the BoM.
We’re heading for 26 today.
Michael V said:
buffy said:Witty wil lnot be surprised that buffy has mowing to be done.I’ve just written myself a list of stuff to do over Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues. There seems to be a reasonable amount of mowing on there. But the following weekend we are going to Melbourne so I can go to the Australian Skeptics conference. So the mowing has to be done this weekend.
Speaking of skeptical. Skeptic Pete has been AWOL for a while now.
monkey skipper said:
And yet yesterday I sent an email to a government department, and they got back to me within two hours confirming they had done the work requested.
Back in August I sent an email of enquiry for an auditing tool through a government dept. Today I received a response. They referred me to another Government dept to ask the same question. laughs…oh dear.
:)
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:And yet yesterday I sent an email to a government department, and they got back to me within two hours confirming they had done the work requested.
Back in August I sent an email of enquiry for an auditing tool through a government dept. Today I received a response. They referred me to another Government dept to ask the same question. laughs…oh dear.
:)
I see how it is…..laughs
roughbarked said:
WOW! (In so many ways.)
https://www.splcenter.org/hate-map .. of the USA
Orright. BP done.
c…o…f…f…e…e…
Michael V said:
Orright. BP done.c…o…f…f…e…e…
do you get high bp MV?
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:WOW! (In so many ways.)
https://www.splcenter.org/hate-map .. of the USA
Also an interesting article in the current New Scientist about so-called “honour” cultures.
It seems there is a clear divide in the USA between N and S, with “honour” related violence being significantly greater in the South.
It seems that Trump has exploited this cultural group most successfully.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:WOW! (In so many ways.)
https://www.splcenter.org/hate-map .. of the USA
Also an interesting article in the current New Scientist about so-called “honour” cultures.
It seems there is a clear divide in the USA between N and S, with “honour” related violence being significantly greater in the South.
It seems that Trump has exploited this cultural group most successfully.
NS article introduction:
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23230990-600-why-honour-culture-is-more-familiar-than-you-think/
You have to pay for the full thing.
The Rev Dodgson said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Michael V said:
WOW! (In so many ways.)Also an interesting article in the current New Scientist about so-called “honour” cultures.
It seems there is a clear divide in the USA between N and S, with “honour” related violence being significantly greater in the South.
It seems that Trump has exploited this cultural group most successfully.
NS article introduction:
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23230990-600-why-honour-culture-is-more-familiar-than-you-think/You have to pay for the full thing.
Make hate groups criminal with mandatory jail terms.
Replace all the cannabis users in jails with haters.
monkey skipper said:
Yes. Have had “high” BP since I was 17. I have been on medication for over 13 years. A couple of years ago, when the maximum medication was not controlling the BP, the Doctor hypothesised that I might have “white coat syndrome” (where the BP is high just because of the presence of the Dr) and asked me to start taking my BP at home to check. I bought an automatic instrument, and have been taking and recording my BP every morning ever since. For about a year, I took evening readings as well. Turns out he was correct – I have white coat syndrome. I do a summary of the readings whenever I visit the Dr. High, low, mean, number of readings and my weight too (which I also record daily).
Michael V said:
Orright. BP done.c…o…f…f…e…e…
do you get high bp MV?
Now, a high BP reading is 125/85 and it is often considerably lower. Even within a few minutes of riding my bicycle quite strenuously, my BP is quite normal. I’m hoping to be able to convince the Dr here at Rainbow to lower my medication.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Interesting notion. Dignity cultures, Honour cultures.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Michael V said:
WOW! (In so many ways.)Also an interesting article in the current New Scientist about so-called “honour” cultures.
It seems there is a clear divide in the USA between N and S, with “honour” related violence being significantly greater in the South.
It seems that Trump has exploited this cultural group most successfully.
NS article introduction:
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23230990-600-why-honour-culture-is-more-familiar-than-you-think/You have to pay for the full thing.
Thanks.
Trumps Environmental advisor is a climate change denier
rubbish in > rubbish out
Morning all.
Michael V said:
…Doctor hypothesised that I might have “white coat syndrome” (where the BP is high just because of the presence of the Dr)…
I get ‘White skirt syndrome’ but that’s something quite different.
;-)
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Yes. Have had “high” BP since I was 17. I have been on medication for over 13 years. A couple of years ago, when the maximum medication was not controlling the BP, the Doctor hypothesised that I might have “white coat syndrome” (where the BP is high just because of the presence of the Dr) and asked me to start taking my BP at home to check. I bought an automatic instrument, and have been taking and recording my BP every morning ever since. For about a year, I took evening readings as well. Turns out he was correct – I have white coat syndrome. I do a summary of the readings whenever I visit the Dr. High, low, mean, number of readings and my weight too (which I also record daily).
Michael V said:
Orright. BP done.c…o…f…f…e…e…
do you get high bp MV?
Now, a high BP reading is 125/85 and it is often considerably lower. Even within a few minutes of riding my bicycle quite strenuously, my BP is quite normal. I’m hoping to be able to convince the Dr here at Rainbow to lower my medication.
My father had normally high BP … well normal for him but he an enlarged heart. It is interesting because often people with blood type A have high blood pressure or some heart related condition. Only one of my siblings has that blood type and he currently taking medication to control his high blood pressure… where as the other four siblings (including me but minus my brother who died a year and a bit ago) don’t have that blood type.
Rule 303 said:
Morning all.Michael V said:
…Doctor hypothesised that I might have “white coat syndrome” (where the BP is high just because of the presence of the Dr)…I get ‘White skirt syndrome’ but that’s something quite different.
;-)
raises eye brows
monkey skipper said:
Rule 303 said:
Morning all.Michael V said:
…Doctor hypothesised that I might have “white coat syndrome” (where the BP is high just because of the presence of the Dr)…I get ‘White skirt syndrome’ but that’s something quite different.
;-)
raises eye brows
Why is red nature’s colour for danger? Is this colour the most detectable to animals , insects and birds?
I thought about this question on my way home last night because of traffic lights …. humans have carried this concept of red and stop into our safety rules and green is go , while amber is in between. Why is it so as Julius Sumner-Miller would ask..?
Rule 303 said:
Ha! I empathise.
Morning all.Michael V said:
…Doctor hypothesised that I might have “white coat syndrome” (where the BP is high just because of the presence of the Dr)…I get ‘White skirt syndrome’ but that’s something quite different.
;-)
roughbarked said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
Have they experimented with different flat colors?
Do eagles have any eye color deficiencies that could be exploited?
monkey skipper said:
Why is red nature’s colour for danger? Is this colour the most detectable to animals , insects and birds?I thought about this question on my way home last night because of traffic lights …. humans have carried this concept of red and stop into our safety rules and green is go , while amber is in between. Why is it so as Julius Sumner-Miller would ask..?
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
Have they experimented with different flat colors?
Do eagles have any eye color deficiencies that could be exploited?
eagles are known for brilliant vision and to the point of sighting prey in under brush while in the sky …birds have better vision for colour spectrums above and beyond humans
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
Have they experimented with different flat colors?
Do eagles have any eye color deficiencies that could be exploited?
Another option would be to train the eagles in that area to be friendly with the drones
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
Have they experimented with different flat colors?
Do eagles have any eye color deficiencies that could be exploited?
Another option would be to train the eagles in that area to be friendly with the drones
the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567
View more sharing options Shares 1,345 Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
Have they experimented with different flat colors?
Do eagles have any eye color deficiencies that could be exploited?
They are proly pissed off by the noisy fuckers just like most humans?
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567 View more sharing options Shares 1,345 Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
Tamb said:
monkey skipper said:
Why is red nature’s colour for danger? Is this colour the most detectable to animals , insects and birds?I thought about this question on my way home last night because of traffic lights …. humans have carried this concept of red and stop into our safety rules and green is go , while amber is in between. Why is it so as Julius Sumner-Miller would ask..?
The Queensland rural fire service is moving away from traditional red. The trucks are now yellow & the flashing lights have blue included in the light bar.
some of the exotic snakes and frogs are toxic and yellow hey?
bob(from black rock) said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
Have they experimented with different flat colors?
Do eagles have any eye color deficiencies that could be exploited?
They are proly pissed off by the noisy fuckers just like most humans?
i wonder what he thinks of the italians and their mafiosa connections? though maybe they have a too big a voting base.
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567 View more sharing options Shares 1,345 Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Have they experimented with different flat colors?
Do eagles have any eye color deficiencies that could be exploited?
Another option would be to train the eagles in that area to be friendly with the drones
the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567 View more sharing options Shares 1,345 Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
It can also be destructive of the one doing the hateing.
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Another option would be to train the eagles in that area to be friendly with the drones
the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
one are tame eagles the others are wild.
monkey skipper said:
Tamb said:
monkey skipper said:
Why is red nature’s colour for danger? Is this colour the most detectable to animals , insects and birds?I thought about this question on my way home last night because of traffic lights …. humans have carried this concept of red and stop into our safety rules and green is go , while amber is in between. Why is it so as Julius Sumner-Miller would ask..?
The Queensland rural fire service is moving away from traditional red. The trucks are now yellow & the flashing lights have blue included in the light bar.some of the exotic snakes and frogs are toxic and yellow hey?
Some striking ones here: https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=poison+arrow+frog&FORM=HDRSC2
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Another option would be to train the eagles in that area to be friendly with the drones
the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567 View more sharing options Shares 1,345 Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
i understand where DV is coming from. it isn’t an all consuming hate. just a reinforcement of ones view of someone whose stance and utterance one objects to. strongly.
JudgeMental said:
bob(from black rock) said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Have they experimented with different flat colors?
Do eagles have any eye color deficiencies that could be exploited?
They are proly pissed off by the noisy fuckers just like most humans?
i wonder what he thinks of the italians and their mafiosa connections? though maybe they have a too big a voting base.
i think that connection is stretched a bit to a lot out of proportion…similar to germans whom immigrated after the war were not all nazis either. it is silly to tar all people with one brush for any culture
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Another option would be to train the eagles in that area to be friendly with the drones
the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
or they are protecting their territory shrugs
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Another option would be to train the eagles in that area to be friendly with the drones
the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
shoot the fuckers. it’s the only way.
monkey skipper said:
JudgeMental said:
bob(from black rock) said:They are proly pissed off by the noisy fuckers just like most humans?
i wonder what he thinks of the italians and their mafiosa connections? though maybe they have a too big a voting base.
i think that connection is stretched a bit to a lot out of proportion…similar to germans whom immigrated after the war were not all nazis either. it is silly to tar all people with one brush for any culture
yes, that was my point.
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Another option would be to train the eagles in that area to be friendly with the drones
the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
JudgeMental said:
monkey skipper said:
JudgeMental said:i wonder what he thinks of the italians and their mafiosa connections? though maybe they have a too big a voting base.
i think that connection is stretched a bit to a lot out of proportion…similar to germans whom immigrated after the war were not all nazis either. it is silly to tar all people with one brush for any culture
yes, that was my point.
yairs and mine evidently :-)
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
shoot the fuckers. it’s the only way.
Shoot the drones? the eagles? or both?
dv said:
I’ll join you.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.
Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
or use the drone somewhere else…:P
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567 View more sharing options Shares 1,345 Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
kii said:
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567 View more sharing options Shares 1,345 Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
though loathe rolls off the tongue better. so does despise.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
I think a simple food reward system could be done
JudgeMental said:
This. Intense dislike of Dutton, for those reasons.
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.
Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
i understand where DV is coming from. it isn’t an all consuming hate. just a reinforcement of ones view of someone whose stance and utterance one objects to. strongly.
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
monkey skipper said:hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
though loathe rolls off the tongue better. so does despise.
JudgeMental said:
Just when I thought I couldn’t loathe or despise Dutton more.
kii said:
monkey skipper said:hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
though loathe rolls off the tongue better. so does despise.
Thanks.
kii said:
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567 View more sharing options Shares 1,345 Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
because it is almost a compliment to invest such emotions or from my perspective to give away energy to another person you dislike or despise
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Just when I thought I couldn’t loathe or despise Dutton more.
kii said:Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
though loathe rolls off the tongue better. so does despise.
Thanks.
Combine them? loath AND despise?
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
I think a simple food reward system could be done
ok. go and stand in the wilderness to coax wild eagles whilst holding a furry food treat in the air and see how you go
From Dutton’s mate who headed the committee:
““Recent events in Victoria show that youth migrants experiencing social marginalisation are getting involved in gang activity,” he said.”
Thank goodness that youth of good solid English stock never gets involved in gang activities of any kind.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
I think a simple food reward system could be done
if you have ever been to the north of WA you will have seen numerous wedgetails that are to bloated to fly because of the abundance of roadkills. so i doubt food reward training would work.
:-)
personally i think the immigration portfolio is a difficult job – i have views on this subject that are valid and i believe consider the bigger picture…the social fabric dilemma that need a re-think as well , for example
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
I think a simple food reward system could be done
or the drone could be fitted with an “eagle close proximity sensor” and moves quickly out of the eagles way
The Rev Dodgson said:
From Dutton’s mate who headed the committee:““Recent events in Victoria show that youth migrants experiencing social marginalisation are getting involved in gang activity,” he said.”
Thank goodness that youth of good solid English stock never gets involved in gang activities of any kind.
perish the thought!!!
The Rev Dodgson said:
From Dutton’s mate who headed the committee:““Recent events in Victoria show that youth migrants experiencing social marginalisation are getting involved in gang activity,” he said.”
Thank goodness that youth of good solid English stock never gets involved in gang activities of any kind.
regardless the gang matter is real and should not be ignored and in some instances marginalization is part of the reason …it is ok to acknowlege this point as well
monkey skipper said:
I think the Rev’s link from earlier today is pertinent. Dignity culture is important.
The Rev Dodgson said:
From Dutton’s mate who headed the committee:““Recent events in Victoria show that youth migrants experiencing social marginalisation are getting involved in gang activity,” he said.”
Thank goodness that youth of good solid English stock never gets involved in gang activities of any kind.
regardless the gang matter is real and should not be ignored and in some instances marginalization is part of the reason …it is ok to acknowlege this point as well
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23230990-600-why-honour-culture-is-more-familiar-than-you-think/
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
I think a simple food reward system could be done
or the drone could be fitted with an “eagle close proximity sensor” and moves quickly out of the eagles way
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
I think a simple food reward system could be done
ok. go and stand in the wilderness to coax wild eagles whilst holding a furry food treat in the air and see how you go
wouldn’t it be better to talk to some eagles handlers to obtain some ideas
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
I think a simple food reward system could be done
if you have ever been to the north of WA you will have seen numerous wedgetails that are to bloated to fly because of the abundance of roadkills. so i doubt food reward training would work.
:-)
unless its something they really like
Tamb said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:I think a simple food reward system could be done
or the drone could be fitted with an “eagle close proximity sensor” and moves quickly out of the eagles way
The eagle is way faster than the drone.
computers are faster than eagles, the drone just needs to dodge them not out fly them
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-18/study-shows-miners-face-high-lung-cancer-risk-from-diesel/8035798
An underground mine I worked in had such a high concentration of diesel exhaust fumes in the decline (underground haulage road) that it was often difficult to see.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Tamb said:
CrazyNeutrino said:or the drone could be fitted with an “eagle close proximity sensor” and moves quickly out of the eagles way
The eagle is way faster than the drone.computers are faster than eagles, the drone just needs to dodge them not out fly them
CrazyNeutrino said:
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:I think a simple food reward system could be done
if you have ever been to the north of WA you will have seen numerous wedgetails that are to bloated to fly because of the abundance of roadkills. so i doubt food reward training would work.
:-)
unless its something they really like
something native most likely, unless they have an account with the local butcher where they can get bespoke snags from.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Tamb said:
CrazyNeutrino said:or the drone could be fitted with an “eagle close proximity sensor” and moves quickly out of the eagles way
The eagle is way faster than the drone.computers are faster than eagles, the drone just needs to dodge them not out fly them
expensive drones could be programmed with proper dogfight maneuvers and sensors to pick out eagles
To be honest when I was attending one Highschool in Sydney growing there immigration program was a major part of that school. The school would have had most people there where by English was their second language. There were hostilities between cultures and some students carried metal bars in their bags and some students carried knives. They were of the view it was necessary to do so as protection. This was between 1981 – 1986. So the problem is real and has worsened since those times. Argue about this or not does not take away to reality of what is.
I did not personally have many issues at all with students due to their cultural differences … I guess because I was and still am to some degree curious about what people’s cultures are and their traditions and food cultures.
Most prejudices were from historical conflicts and perpetuated about family views generationally from what I could tell. Not all students but enough at times that some students did not want contact with eachother or they would sledge eachother across the classroom.
This still happens and the weapons used have become more and more and include machetes and the like. Life is not easy in some suburbs of Sydney and for those reasons understanding why and how to break the cycles matters.
toasted me bread, spreaded marg’
dumb’s spread’t jam
boiled the kettle, well, the water in’t
poured’t coffee done
rolly rolled one’t lit, coffee’t finished
marg’ it’s not rhymin’
top right’s ‘lone what’ll do ‘bout that
word bit of massage
arrange yes there’s nine line so far
ten’n‘t mongrel thing
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:maybe a way can be found to train the eagles by using food in some way
so it becomes a form of unison management
I think a simple food reward system could be done
if you have ever been to the north of WA you will have seen numerous wedgetails that are to bloated to fly because of the abundance of roadkills. so i doubt food reward training would work.
:-)
food reward systems work very well with domestic pets (even those very well fed) also with captive animals, exotics and the like.
I think more and more people are beginning to understand just relocating people is only part of helping. Understanding more and more about the new land you and your family is settling into and what some of the customs are in the new land is okay as well. That can be difficult in Australia in the sense we are a melting pot of the most ancient living culture of our aboriginal cultures and history , then the more modern cultural changes and as immigration commenced from 1788 , post war 1 , post war 2 and the resettling and encouragement of immigration from the late 60’s up until today.
I think it is naive to think that all people will shift from one place to another and automatically become a different person. I think that is simplistic. More english speaking programs included into highschools will help and social studies to aid the transition from one cultural setting to another does help but also for the families. For examples, parents understanding that there might be more freedoms living in Australia than was true for their children living in more dangerous conditions previously means than the children may need to have different family rules put in place so children are more inclusive in a school setting together. Breaking down barriers in other words and coaching people on how to bridge the gaps of diversity within the school communities across the board helps. Understanding tends to remove fear and that helps to remove the uncertainty that could otherwise stop inclusive practices being possible.
transition said:
toasted me bread, spreaded marg’
dumb’s spread’t jam
boiled the kettle, well, the water in’t
poured’t coffee done
rolly rolled one’t lit, coffee’t finished
marg’ it’s not rhymin’
top right’s ‘lone what’ll do ‘bout that
word bit of massage
arrange yes there’s nine line so far
ten’n‘t mongrel thing
what mongrel thing?
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
monkey skipper said:hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
though loathe rolls off the tongue better. so does despise.
True. Though hate is like a knife between the ribs.
Plus…I don’t know about Kii but for me growing up in Australia there were not many people at any of my schools with my particular heritage or if there were ….they were my own relatives with the exception of one family.
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
kii said:Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
though loathe rolls off the tongue better. so does despise.
True. Though hate is like a knife between the ribs.
Hate requires energy output, not so loath and despise?
monkey skipper said:
Plus…I don’t know about Kii but for me growing up in Australia there were not many people at any of my schools with my particular heritage or if there were ….they were my own relatives with the exception of one family.
You can call me kii.
My best friend when in primary school and the first few years of high school is Finnish. I had none of my father’s family around me, because he had to flee Estonia on his own.
kii said:
monkey skipper said:
Plus…I don’t know about Kii but for me growing up in Australia there were not many people at any of my schools with my particular heritage or if there were ….they were my own relatives with the exception of one family.
You can call me kii.
My best friend when in primary school and the first few years of high school is Finnish. I had none of my father’s family around me, because he had to flee Estonia on his own.
One of my cousin’s married a lady whom has Lativian heritage. Some of my relatives live in Finland as well.
And depending if there were children in the next few generations , then there are still relatives living in Sweden as well. Those relatives visited us in Australia only once and a long time ago now was back in the late 70’s.
Was good to meet a person after only knowing what their photos looked like.
monkey skipper said:
And depending if there were children in the next few generations , then there are still relatives living in Sweden as well. Those relatives visited us in Australia only once and a long time ago now was back in the late 70’s.Was good to meet a person after only knowing what their photos looked like.
Were they anything like what you imagined them to be?
I’ve never met any of my father’s family. My youngest son and my full brother have met the daughter of a cousin I corresponded with as a child.
Anyway, I’m going to go sit on the couch and watch stuff on the netflixed thing. Not having a good day after having to boot off a crazy person from my fb “friend” list.
bob(from black rock) said:
monkey skipper said:
And depending if there were children in the next few generations , then there are still relatives living in Sweden as well. Those relatives visited us in Australia only once and a long time ago now was back in the late 70’s.Was good to meet a person after only knowing what their photos looked like.
Were they anything like what you imagined them to be?
It was more of an emotional meeting and I think more so for my mum because he was my mum’s first cousin and their dad’s (my grand father and my great uncle (his dad) ) had been separated by distance and time for so long by the time the two cousins finally met eachother. You could tell the family connection becoming a physical reality was important.
kii said:
I’ve never met any of my father’s family. My youngest son and my full brother have met the daughter of a cousin I corresponded with as a child.Anyway, I’m going to go sit on the couch and watch stuff on the netflixed thing. Not having a good day after having to boot off a crazy person from my fb “friend” list.
did they say mean things?
bob(from black rock) said:
monkey skipper said:
And depending if there were children in the next few generations , then there are still relatives living in Sweden as well. Those relatives visited us in Australia only once and a long time ago now was back in the late 70’s.Was good to meet a person after only knowing what their photos looked like.
Were they anything like what you imagined them to be?
Family and family friends is a part of my culture growing up probably more from mum than dad. Dad was more reclusive by nature.
Chickens playing a xylophone
http://www.coloradoan.com/videos/life/2016/11/17/watch-these-colorado-chickens-play-xylophone/94016478/
dv said:
Chickens playing a xylophone
http://www.coloradoan.com/videos/life/2016/11/17/watch-these-colorado-chickens-play-xylophone/94016478/
:) I liked chickens with a xylophone.
should i continue to study the safety sector next year or the care sector or the business sector or the upskill in the tech sector?
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
kii said:Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
though loathe rolls off the tongue better. so does despise.
True. Though hate is like a knife between the ribs.
Yeah, I don’t use it lightly
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
Chickens playing a xylophone
http://www.coloradoan.com/videos/life/2016/11/17/watch-these-colorado-chickens-play-xylophone/94016478/
:) I liked chickens with a xylophone.
I prefer mine with gravy
roughbarked said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
youtube video Ask Drone U
How To Prevent Birds From Hitting Your Drone – Ask Drone U
sensors and cameras that emit noise like the visual positioning system was talked about in the video, that can be turned off
the noise / bird connection is still fuzzy I think
one thing with drone,s as I have two of them, is that can elevate and de-elevate quickly, this was just touched upon in the video but not expanded on
this is shooting the drone straight up into the air or straight down again
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
ive never tried it as I have not yet had bird attack, but it happens a lot I hear
but with the exploratory drone, they are flying remote, so perhaps a near proximity radar could activate a fast de-elevation progam
More…
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
youtube video Ask Drone U
How To Prevent Birds From Hitting Your Drone – Ask Drone U
sensors and cameras that emit noise like the visual positioning system was talked about in the video, that can be turned off
the noise / bird connection is still fuzzy I think
one thing with drone,s as I have two of them, is that can elevate and de-elevate quickly, this was just touched upon in the video but not expanded on
this is shooting the drone straight up into the air or straight down again
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
ive never tried it as I have not yet had bird attack, but it happens a lot I hear
but with the exploratory drone, they are flying remote, so perhaps a near proximity radar could activate a fast de-elevation progam
More…
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up or down so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
or simply find where the birds are and choose another working area then as the birds move around work in unison where they birds aren’t
In the video they say to fly the drones away from the birds causing trouble
it was your abc.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/18/former-news-corp-ceo-wins-radio-national-slot-as-full-abc-cuts-revealed?CMP=share_btn_fb
sarahs mum said:
it was your abc.https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/18/former-news-corp-ceo-wins-radio-national-slot-as-full-abc-cuts-revealed?CMP=share_btn_fb
nj98y86fhgmnb mnbblk.,m.,m;l;lk;lkok[ikfuck
sarahs mum said:
it was your abc.https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/18/former-news-corp-ceo-wins-radio-national-slot-as-full-abc-cuts-revealed?CMP=share_btn_fb
Have they sold it?
dv said:
Chickens playing a xylophone
http://www.coloradoan.com/videos/life/2016/11/17/watch-these-colorado-chickens-play-xylophone/94016478/
Borrowing my fb posts again?
sarahs mum will you post a pic of the first print that you make on your new machine?
kii said:
dv said:
Chickens playing a xylophone
http://www.coloradoan.com/videos/life/2016/11/17/watch-these-colorado-chickens-play-xylophone/94016478/
Borrowing my fb posts again?
Do I know you?
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:
Chickens playing a xylophone
http://www.coloradoan.com/videos/life/2016/11/17/watch-these-colorado-chickens-play-xylophone/94016478/
Borrowing my fb posts again?
Do I know you?
No.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum will you post a pic of the first print that you make on your new machine?
I sure will.
I do have lots of unprinted plates to play with..but I am thinking about making plates again. And that is good..I look forward to seeing the work I haven’t worked out yet.
In a world full of crap..there is some nice stuff still happening. Thanks everydobby.
monkey skipper said:
Tamb said:
monkey skipper said:
Meat lovers pizza?
Would the extra hot variety then. Like the burning hydrogen ball variety.
sarahs mum said:
it was your abc.https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/18/former-news-corp-ceo-wins-radio-national-slot-as-full-abc-cuts-revealed?CMP=share_btn_fb
That’s just not on, this bloke could be a conservative.
If that’s the case he’ll be eating on his own in the ABC cafeteria.
monkey skipper said:
Tamb said:
monkey skipper said:
Meat lovers pizza?Would the extra hot variety then. Like the burning hydrogen ball variety.
with extra chili pepper
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
it was your abc.https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/18/former-news-corp-ceo-wins-radio-national-slot-as-full-abc-cuts-revealed?CMP=share_btn_fb
That’s just not on, this bloke could be a conservative.
If that’s the case he’ll be eating on his own in the ABC cafeteria.
He’ll be eating on his own because they sacked everyone else from RN
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:Borrowing my fb posts again?
Do I know you?
No.
Well thanks for the chicken video
i think the answer is 3
What is Lookin’ Out My Back Door about? Is the man just tripping balls?
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
Tamb said:Meat lovers pizza?
Would the extra hot variety then. Like the burning hydrogen ball variety.
with extra chili pepper
monkey skipper said:
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i think the answer is 3
6.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
it was your abc.https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/18/former-news-corp-ceo-wins-radio-national-slot-as-full-abc-cuts-revealed?CMP=share_btn_fb
That’s just not on, this bloke could be a conservative.
If that’s the case he’ll be eating on his own in the ABC cafeteria.
He’ll be eating on his own because they sacked everyone else from RN
monkey skipper said:
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i think the answer is 3
How about zero?
Tamb said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:Would the extra hot variety then. Like the burning hydrogen ball variety.
with extra chili pepper
But delivered in 8min 19 sec.
that’s fast, I bet Domino’s cannot go that fast
Peak Warming Man said:
monkey skipper said:
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i think the answer is 3
6.
that answer has been excluded
Peak Warming Man said:
monkey skipper said:
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i think the answer is 3
6.
Yep, it’s 6.
The note below just confirms that it is not 6!, ie 720.
Anyone seen Poik today? I have questions…
monkey skipper said:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cxgc0wSXUAADqNE.jpgi think the answer is 3
I think 6 is a perfectly valid answer, since the required mathematical formula is not stated.
I noticed for the first time an official Dep. of Transport sign coming into Stanthorpe a short while ago.
“In Australia We Drive on the Left Hand Side”
A lot of backpackers about for fruit picking I’d guess.
Peak Warming Man said:
I noticed for the first time an official Dep. of Transport sign coming into Stanthorpe a short while ago.
“In Australia We Drive on the Left Hand Side”
A lot of backpackers about for fruit picking I’d guess.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cxgc0wSXUAADqNE.jpgi think the answer is 3
I think 6 is a perfectly valid answer, since the required mathematical formula is not stated.
But is it a “cromulent” answer?
Peak Warming Man said:
I noticed for the first time an official Dep. of Transport sign coming into Stanthorpe a short while ago.
“In Australia We Drive on the Left Hand Side”
A lot of backpackers about for fruit picking I’d guess.
Imagine the surprise of a Swedish backpacker who’d just driven all the way from Brisbane Airport on seeing that sign, it would at lest explain all the horn blowing.
My daughter was nominated for a couple of awards last night, but when she didn’t win, my son yelled “Boo! Why didn’t she win?”.
#nofilter
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
monkey skipper said:
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i think the answer is 3
6.
Yep, it’s 6.
The note below just confirms that it is not 6!, ie 720.
looks like 6 but probably tricky so’s 5?
dv said:
My daughter was nominated for a couple of awards last night, but when she didn’t win, my son yelled “Boo! Why didn’t she win?”.#nofilter
>>“Boo! Why didn’t she win?”.
Probably got it off the TV.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cxgc0wSXUAADqNE.jpgi think the answer is 3
I think 6 is a perfectly valid answer, since the required mathematical formula is not stated.
3 provides a mathematical pattern to the answer and symmetry
Peak Warming Man said:
>>“Boo! Why didn’t she win?”.Probably got it off the TV.
It’s all rigged!
Damn, beaten by Tamb.
I been to mummy’s
checked mail on way
rates notice to pay
not much else to say
Peak Warming Man said:
Damn, beaten by Tamb.
dv said:
My daughter was nominated for a couple of awards last night, but when she didn’t win, my son yelled “Boo! Why didn’t she win?”.#nofilter
He is a lot of fun, isn’t he?
:)
is the answer ‘x’?
sarahs mum said:
is the answer ‘x’?
It’s “O” zero I tells ya.
PWM and I have locked it down, it is 6
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cxgc0wSXUAADqNE.jpgi think the answer is 3
I think 6 is a perfectly valid answer, since the required mathematical formula is not stated.
3 provides a mathematical pattern to the answer and symmetry
I can think of two rules which give answers of 8 and 9 respectively.
sarahs mum said:
is the answer ‘x’?
it was a trick …apparently the answer is r as in gear shift (reverse)
dang….they did say think outside the square.
dv said:
PWM and I have locked it down, it is 6
Well yerz firkin rong it’s 0, zero I tells ya!
dv said:
PWM and I have locked it down, it is 6
What if the answer is neither 6! nor 6?
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
is the answer ‘x’?
it was a trick …apparently the answer is r as in gear shift (reverse)
that actually makes some sense.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
is the answer ‘x’?
it was a trick …apparently the answer is r as in gear shift (reverse)
Well, that’s just silly.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cxgc0wSXUAADqNE.jpg
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Professor Black is recognised as one of the world’s leading heterocyclic chemists, having made major contributions to organic chemistry in the general fields of heterocyclic chemistry, coordination chemistry and natural products.
His research has focused on the deliberate design and synthesis of new structural types of organic molecules and the discovery of new synthetic methodologies, especially in heterocyclic chemistry, which is the field responsible for the generation of the overwhelming majority of pharmaceutical agents and drugs in use today. While many of these new structures have a link to important natural products, especially in the area of indole chemistry, they are designed to display deliberate reactivity variations that are not found in nature.
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party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
is the answer ‘x’?
it was a trick …apparently the answer is r as in gear shift (reverse)
Well, that’s just silly.
i agree :-)
monkey skipper said:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cxgc0wSXUAADqNE.jpg2017 honorific awardees
David Craig Medal Hannan Medal Jaeger Medal Matthew Flinders Medal and Lecture Thomas Ranken Lyle Medal
On this page
Career honorificsMid career honorifics
Gustav Nossal Medal for Global Health Jacques Miller Medal for experimental biomedicine Nancy Millis Medal for Women in ScienceEarly career honorifics
Anton Hales Medal Dorothy Hill Award Fenner Medal Gottschalk Medal John Booker Medal Le Févre Memorial Prize Moran Medal Pawsey Medal Ruth Stephens Gani MedalCareer honorifics
2017 David Craig Medal
Professor David St Clair Black AO FAASchool of Chemistry
UNSW AustraliaProfessor Black is recognised as one of the world’s leading heterocyclic chemists, having made major contributions to organic chemistry in the general fields of heterocyclic chemistry, coordination chemistry and natural products.
His research has focused on the deliberate design and synthesis of new structural types of organic molecules and the discovery of new synthetic methodologies, especially in heterocyclic chemistry, which is the field responsible for the generation of the overwhelming majority of pharmaceutical agents and drugs in use today. While many of these new structures have a link to important natural products, especially in the area of indole chemistry, they are designed to display deliberate reactivity variations that are not found in nature.
David Craig Medal David Black
some aussie nerds doing some great things here….
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
PWM and I have locked it down, it is 6
What if the answer is neither 6! nor 6?
It’s not 6! or 6?
It’s 6
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:it was a trick …apparently the answer is r as in gear shift (reverse)
Well, that’s just silly.
i agree :-)
I wonder how many people under 40 would even know what they are talking about
What to do, what to do?
There’s an estate sale near here, starting at 9am tomorrow, that will be absolutely full of stuff that I want. I have heaps of $$ in one tin and a heap of coinage in another tin. I think mr kii might be hiding the tins overnight.
dv said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:Well, that’s just silly.
i agree :-)
I wonder how many people under 40 would even know what they are talking about
I’m over 50 and I have NFI what’s going on.
SNAFU
kii said:
What to do, what to do?There’s an estate sale near here, starting at 9am tomorrow, that will be absolutely full of stuff that I want. I have heaps of $$ in one tin and a heap of coinage in another tin. I think mr kii might be hiding the tins overnight.
Set a budget and go and see what you can get. (don’t bid on the lame horse.)
kii said:
What to do, what to do?There’s an estate sale near here, starting at 9am tomorrow, that will be absolutely full of stuff that I want. I have heaps of $$ in one tin and a heap of coinage in another tin. I think mr kii might be hiding the tins overnight.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
What to do, what to do?There’s an estate sale near here, starting at 9am tomorrow, that will be absolutely full of stuff that I want. I have heaps of $$ in one tin and a heap of coinage in another tin. I think mr kii might be hiding the tins overnight.
Set a budget and go and see what you can get. (don’t bid on the lame horse.)
that’s crazy talk, go in there with a long fur jacket and pimp-cane and throw money around like confetti
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
What to do, what to do?There’s an estate sale near here, starting at 9am tomorrow, that will be absolutely full of stuff that I want. I have heaps of $$ in one tin and a heap of coinage in another tin. I think mr kii might be hiding the tins overnight.
Set a budget and go and see what you can get. (don’t bid on the lame horse.)
Not an auction.
I could go when mr kii gets home from work….or take the wheelbarrow (with the new tyre) to carry the shitload of coins. And to return with a shitload of Stuff.
dv said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:Well, that’s just silly.
i agree :-)
I wonder how many people under 40 would even know what they are talking about
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
What to do, what to do?There’s an estate sale near here, starting at 9am tomorrow, that will be absolutely full of stuff that I want. I have heaps of $$ in one tin and a heap of coinage in another tin. I think mr kii might be hiding the tins overnight.
Set a budget and go and see what you can get. (don’t bid on the lame horse.)
Not an auction.
I could go when mr kii gets home from work….or take the wheelbarrow (with the new tyre) to carry the shitload of coins. And to return with a shitload of Stuff.
not an auction? great. set a budget and go in haggling.
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
What to do, what to do?There’s an estate sale near here, starting at 9am tomorrow, that will be absolutely full of stuff that I want. I have heaps of $$ in one tin and a heap of coinage in another tin. I think mr kii might be hiding the tins overnight.
Set a budget and go and see what you can get. (don’t bid on the lame horse.)
that’s crazy talk, go in there with a long fur jacket and pimp-cane and throw money around like confetti
I don’t own a fur coat. Will two cats draped across my shoulders be okay? Live ones. I do have a metallic lilac walking stick….
*plans*
kii said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:Set a budget and go and see what you can get. (don’t bid on the lame horse.)
that’s crazy talk, go in there with a long fur jacket and pimp-cane and throw money around like confetti
I don’t own a fur coat. Will two cats draped across my shoulders be okay? Live ones. I do have a metallic lilac walking stick….
*plans*
maybe you could buy a coat at the sale
kii said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:Set a budget and go and see what you can get. (don’t bid on the lame horse.)
that’s crazy talk, go in there with a long fur jacket and pimp-cane and throw money around like confetti
I don’t own a fur coat. Will two cats draped across my shoulders be okay? Live ones. I do have a metallic lilac walking stick….
*plans*
i was told once that I would be taken more seriously as an academic if I got a stick to wave around and took up more space in general.
but i still haven’t got a stick.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
dv said:that’s crazy talk, go in there with a long fur jacket and pimp-cane and throw money around like confetti
I don’t own a fur coat. Will two cats draped across my shoulders be okay? Live ones. I do have a metallic lilac walking stick….
*plans*
i was told once that I would be taken more seriously as an academic if I got a stick to wave around and took up more space in general.
but i still haven’t got a stick.
Best way to get more space is to fart, and if you do a real loud one it doesn’t need to smell either.
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
PWM and I have locked it down, it is 6
What if the answer is neither 6! nor 6?
6.5
CrazyNeutrino said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
PWM and I have locked it down, it is 6
What if the answer is neither 6! nor 6?
6.5
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:that’s crazy talk, go in there with a long fur jacket and pimp-cane and throw money around like confetti
I don’t own a fur coat. Will two cats draped across my shoulders be okay? Live ones. I do have a metallic lilac walking stick….
*plans*
maybe you could buy a coat at the sale
Speaking of that….
Quite a few years back my older sister held a HUGE garage sale in Killara. HUGE. My older sister was (is?) a shopaholic, so there was HEAPS of stuff. Including clothes.
The sale was held in their open plan garage at the bottom of a very steep, but short driveway. We saw a car pull up and these bare legs get out. As the woman walked down the drive we realised that she only had a blouse on. Oh, and knickers and shoes. An older lady, with mighty fine legs. My sister kept trying to steer her towards the clothing…showing her skirts and slacks etc.
The woman bought much stuff – but, no clothes :/
The End.
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:I don’t own a fur coat. Will two cats draped across my shoulders be okay? Live ones. I do have a metallic lilac walking stick….
*plans*
maybe you could buy a coat at the sale
Speaking of that….
Quite a few years back my older sister held a HUGE garage sale in Killara. HUGE. My older sister was (is?) a shopaholic, so there was HEAPS of stuff. Including clothes.
The sale was held in their open plan garage at the bottom of a very steep, but short driveway. We saw a car pull up and these bare legs get out. As the woman walked down the drive we realised that she only had a blouse on. Oh, and knickers and shoes. An older lady, with mighty fine legs. My sister kept trying to steer her towards the clothing…showing her skirts and slacks etc.
The woman bought much stuff – but, no clothes :/
The End.
Whale oil!
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:I don’t own a fur coat. Will two cats draped across my shoulders be okay? Live ones. I do have a metallic lilac walking stick….
*plans*
maybe you could buy a coat at the sale
Speaking of that….
Quite a few years back my older sister held a HUGE garage sale in Killara. HUGE. My older sister was (is?) a shopaholic, so there was HEAPS of stuff. Including clothes.
The sale was held in their open plan garage at the bottom of a very steep, but short driveway. We saw a car pull up and these bare legs get out. As the woman walked down the drive we realised that she only had a blouse on. Oh, and knickers and shoes. An older lady, with mighty fine legs. My sister kept trying to steer her towards the clothing…showing her skirts and slacks etc.
The woman bought much stuff – but, no clothes :/
The End.
cool
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-18/aboriginal-trackers-recognised-for-police-work-in-nsw/8037064
He had just retired when I started work at Walgett Police Station, but Tracker Walford and I met because of the job and we got on quite well. I remember discussing the “secrets” we had to keep because we both worked for the Police Department. His daughter was also called Tracker Walford by the locals. I think there was a rugby league first grade player that is related (grandson?).
We held a garage sale before we moved to Brisbane from Armidale. Raised >$3k. After midday we started giving stuff away. One bloke eyed off all my metal bits, then came and asked about the double stainless laundry tubs I had $40 on. I told him he could have the tubs for $5 if he took all the metal. He was ecstatic. His wife was not. It was nine Landcruiser trayback loads.
:)
Michael V said:
We held a garage sale before we moved to Brisbane from Armidale. Raised >$3k. After midday we started giving stuff away. One bloke eyed off all my metal bits, then came and asked about the double stainless laundry tubs I had $40 on. I told him he could have the tubs for $5 if he took all the metal. He was ecstatic. His wife was not. It was nine Landcruiser trayback loads.:)
I wish I didn’t have to think of what to do with metal.
I just went out and turned the pump on. At the top of the stairs there is a grey plastic pallet. I can still see that he is right. It is useful. Still I wish it was being useful somewhere instead of it being where it has been for the last decade..
Michael V said:
We held a garage sale before we moved to Brisbane from Armidale. Raised >$3k. After midday we started giving stuff away. One bloke eyed off all my metal bits, then came and asked about the double stainless laundry tubs I had $40 on. I told him he could have the tubs for $5 if he took all the metal. He was ecstatic. His wife was not. It was nine Landcruiser trayback loads.:)
LOL, well done.
If you have a column supporting a wieght if it bulges in the middle and tapers to the top and bottom, I can visualise because it seems right that it could support a load. However if a column tapered in the middle and bulged at the top and bottom it could support as much wieght. Even if both columns contain the same amount of stuff is that because the maximum stress is in the middle of the column?
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
youtube video Ask Drone U
How To Prevent Birds From Hitting Your Drone – Ask Drone U
sensors and cameras that emit noise like the visual positioning system was talked about in the video, that can be turned off
the noise / bird connection is still fuzzy I think
one thing with drone,s as I have two of them, is that can elevate and de-elevate quickly, this was just touched upon in the video but not expanded on
this is shooting the drone straight up into the air or straight down again
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
ive never tried it as I have not yet had bird attack, but it happens a lot I hear
but with the exploratory drone, they are flying remote, so perhaps a near proximity radar could activate a fast de-elevation progam
More…
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up or down so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
or simply find where the birds are and choose another working area then as the birds move around work in unison where they birds aren’t
In the video they say to fly the drones away from the birds causing trouble
or if the bird is swooping down, you want to go up on an angle opposite to the birds angle
like wise if the bird is swooping up then go down and also to the birds opposite angle
this helps to maximize distance from drone to the bird
AwesomeO said:
If you have a column supporting a wieght if it bulges in the middle and tapers to the top and bottom, I can visualise because it seems right that it could support a load. However if a column tapered in the middle and bulged at the top and bottom it could support as much wieght. Even if both columns contain the same amount of stuff is that because the maximum stress is in the middle of the column?
In theory a column with a centric load at the top should be slightly larger at the base because the base has the load plus the weight of the column.
It starts to get a bit complicated with local eccentric forces and lateral loads like wind etc.
Then you get architect bastards who want columns to look nice.
AwesomeO said:
If you have a column supporting a wieght if it bulges in the middle and tapers to the top and bottom, I can visualise because it seems right that it could support a load. However if a column tapered in the middle and bulged at the top and bottom it could support as much wieght. Even if both columns contain the same amount of stuff is that because the maximum stress is in the middle of the column?
The crushing load will be governed by the section with the maximum stress, wherever it is.
If buckling is an issue it will depend on the end conditions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUi1EQ6aAWs&list=PLZrbg7EPAC_EssX0hEZ0ypg8-WUfeUi69&index=17
Lucky to be alive.
I am trying to resign myself to watch all of these.We’ll see if I make it through.
(I didn’t know the shop used to be at the beach and not on the highway.) (My memories of the event are from the Sydney Sun Herald and the Channel 9 news.)
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:youtube video Ask Drone U
How To Prevent Birds From Hitting Your Drone – Ask Drone U
sensors and cameras that emit noise like the visual positioning system was talked about in the video, that can be turned off
the noise / bird connection is still fuzzy I think
one thing with drone,s as I have two of them, is that can elevate and de-elevate quickly, this was just touched upon in the video but not expanded on
this is shooting the drone straight up into the air or straight down again
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
ive never tried it as I have not yet had bird attack, but it happens a lot I hear
but with the exploratory drone, they are flying remote, so perhaps a near proximity radar could activate a fast de-elevation progam
More…
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up or down so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
or simply find where the birds are and choose another working area then as the birds move around work in unison where they birds aren’t
In the video they say to fly the drones away from the birds causing trouble
or if the bird is swooping down, you want to go up on an angle opposite to the birds angle
like wise if the bird is swooping up then go down and also to the birds opposite angle
this helps to maximize distance from drone to the bird
so for a remote drone you would need a close proximity radar and when a bird is detected it triggers a switch to activate a autopilot program which looks for incoming objects then plots a course opposite to the objects trajectory
something like that
sarahs mum said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUi1EQ6aAWs&list=PLZrbg7EPAC_EssX0hEZ0ypg8-WUfeUi69&index=17Lucky to be alive.
I am trying to resign myself to watch all of these.We’ll see if I make it through.
(I didn’t know the shop used to be at the beach and not on the highway.) (My memories of the event are from the Sydney Sun Herald and the Channel 9 news.)
How I survived the fire. I sat in a truck full of books at the petrol station.
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-18/aboriginal-trackers-recognised-for-police-work-in-nsw/8037064He had just retired when I started work at Walgett Police Station, but Tracker Walford and I met because of the job and we got on quite well. I remember discussing the “secrets” we had to keep because we both worked for the Police Department. His daughter was also called Tracker Walford by the locals. I think there was a rugby league first grade player that is related (grandson?).
Tracker Roberston also who is from Coonamble was recognised for this duty in helping as a tracker as well. Don’t know if you are familiar with that family and that name in the district.
I’m calling bubbly o’clock. Pleasant afternoon in the midlands, but a bit breezy.
Will be a fine weekend with light winds, perfect for getting the mowing out of the way.
House auction again this weekend…
Not a fan of auctions…
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
As the bird comes in at an angle shoot the drone straight up or down so to make the bird overshoot, repeat this on a de elevate plan to ground
or simply find where the birds are and choose another working area then as the birds move around work in unison where they birds aren’t
In the video they say to fly the drones away from the birds causing trouble
or if the bird is swooping down, you want to go up on an angle opposite to the birds angle
like wise if the bird is swooping up then go down and also to the birds opposite angle
this helps to maximize distance from drone to the bird
so for a remote drone you would need a close proximity radar and when a bird is detected it triggers a switch to activate a autopilot program which looks for incoming objects then plots a course opposite to the objects trajectory
something like that
Such a system could be adapted for satellites to avoid debris
diddly-squat said:
House auction again this weekend…
Not a fan of auctions…
your house?
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:or if the bird is swooping down, you want to go up on an angle opposite to the birds angle
like wise if the bird is swooping up then go down and also to the birds opposite angle
this helps to maximize distance from drone to the bird
so for a remote drone you would need a close proximity radar and when a bird is detected it triggers a switch to activate a autopilot program which looks for incoming objects then plots a course opposite to the objects trajectory
something like that
Such a system could be adapted for satellites to avoid debris
Eagles and other large birds of prey commonly hunt in pairs. Have fun!
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diddly-squat said:
House auction again this weekend…
Not a fan of auctions…
hope it works for you.. :)
‘nother cup of tea, flies seem to be enjoying it, two crawling around the rim then down in for a some protein, the ladies ‘em’re breeding
You might like this Mr Car. Phillippe, the woodhooker that visits occasionally, is actually a baker working here..
https://vimeo.com/191919454?outro=1&ref=fb-share
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:so for a remote drone you would need a close proximity radar and when a bird is detected it triggers a switch to activate a autopilot program which looks for incoming objects then plots a course opposite to the objects trajectory
something like that
Such a system could be adapted for satellites to avoid debris
Eagles and other large birds of prey commonly hunt in pairs. Have fun!
well, two or three drones together in tight formation might convince the eagle pairs to stay away
the main drone with instruments can be placed in the middle of the formation,
I am having fun, thanks
transition said:
‘nother cup of tea, flies seem to be enjoying it, two crawling around the rim then down in for a some protein, the ladies ‘em’re breeding
There is one annoying blowfly in this house but fortunately not in this room.
Enjoying a little plate of blue cheese on Ritz with my bubbly.
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Such a system could be adapted for satellites to avoid debris
Eagles and other large birds of prey commonly hunt in pairs. Have fun!
well, two or three drones together in tight formation might convince the eagle pairs to stay away
the main drone with instruments can be placed in the middle of the formation,
I am having fun, thanks
about to have a j
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Such a system could be adapted for satellites to avoid debris
Eagles and other large birds of prey commonly hunt in pairs. Have fun!
well, two or three drones together in tight formation might convince the eagle pairs to stay away
the main drone with instruments can be placed in the middle of the formation,
I am having fun, thanks
You’re crazy!
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:Eagles and other large birds of prey commonly hunt in pairs. Have fun!
well, two or three drones together in tight formation might convince the eagle pairs to stay away
the main drone with instruments can be placed in the middle of the formation,
I am having fun, thanks
You’re crazy!
I know, this is what makes it fun
Bubblecar said:
transition said:
‘nother cup of tea, flies seem to be enjoying it, two crawling around the rim then down in for a some protein, the ladies ‘em’re breeding
There is one annoying blowfly in this house but fortunately not in this room.
Enjoying a little plate of blue cheese on Ritz with my bubbly.
these the little flies, lady’s got the door wide open.
done SFA today, bit of a bludge.
sarahs mum said:
You might like this Mr Car. Phillippe, the woodhooker that visits occasionally, is actually a baker working here..https://vimeo.com/191919454?outro=1&ref=fb-share
Ta. A cosy life but hard work, as I know from a brief stint in a continental bakery in Adelaide in my teens.
people should try this after getting up in the morning
http://imgur.com/gallery/IxfdkXu
monkey skipper said:
diddly-squat said:House auction again this weekend…
Not a fan of auctions…
your house?
buying, not selling
well trying to buy…
If you want to deter birds of prey from attacking drones, dodging around to avoid them is not going to do it. The birds must be trained to leave them alone, so in future all drone can operate independently. Colour in nature often indicates to the attacker that they are not good to eat, but likely the birds do not have that in mind, but simply driving the drone from their territory. Something like a mild electric shock might give them second thoughts. It would need some experimentation.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
You might like this Mr Car. Phillippe, the woodhooker that visits occasionally, is actually a baker working here..https://vimeo.com/191919454?outro=1&ref=fb-share
Ta. A cosy life but hard work, as I know from a brief stint in a continental bakery in Adelaide in my teens.
pretty hard hours.
Well that was interesting. I just got off a call where by the staff member in my opinion was not particularly professional although this seemed to change towards the end of the call. it did take a bit of bit of nudging to get the person to realise this need. Not what a person would expect making a call to an organisation running on tax payers funding.
Her flippancy was unnecessary. Although I did enjoy explaining to her that raising funds for major organisations in Australia was not unfamiliar to me as the government was either not funding the programs currently or provided minimal funding currently.
Hopefully the email I now receive means minimal contact is required going forward with this organisation. Although the potential for what that can do is there.
I wonder if associate for the organisation considered that if there was no funding now to include other state based companies then this may also mean there is may not be funding for that particular organisation next year in total.
Doctorb changed my antibiotics and took a throat swab. If I’m not better by Monday, it’s back to the doctorb for me.
diddly-squat said:
monkey skipper said:
diddly-squat said:House auction again this weekend…
Not a fan of auctions…
your house?
buying, not selling
well trying to buy…
takes the kids along,,,you have cute kids they will help with the empathy vote. :-)
these are the drones used and as the guy says in the article they are more like UAV. I would imagine that they fly predetermined courses rather than being controlled by a human.
Divine Angel said:
Doctorb changed my antibiotics and took a throat swab. If I’m not better by Monday, it’s back to the doctorb for me.
oh lordy she has a lurgy
JudgeMental said:
these are the drones used and as the guy says in the article they are more like UAV. I would imagine that they fly predetermined courses rather than being controlled by a human. re-read article, human controlled.
JudgeMental said:
these are the drones used and as the guy says in the article they are more like UAV. I would imagine that they fly predetermined courses rather than being controlled by a human.
my cousin crashed 1 or maybe two drones before going on a filming trip for a doco he made in Africa earlier this year.
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
Doctorb changed my antibiotics and took a throat swab. If I’m not better by Monday, it’s back to the doctorb for me.
oh lordy she has a lurgy
More than a week now :(
Divine Angel said:
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
Doctorb changed my antibiotics and took a throat swab. If I’m not better by Monday, it’s back to the doctorb for me.
oh lordy she has a lurgy
More than a week now :(
that is annoying
I’ll tell you what’s annoying, the printer suddenly doesn’t want to be found by the computer!
Divine Angel said:
I’ll tell you what’s annoying, the printer suddenly doesn’t want to be found by the computer!
i’m here.
of no bloody use though, still…
Divine Angel said:
I’ll tell you what’s annoying, the printer suddenly doesn’t want to be found by the computer!
yes.
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
I’ll tell you what’s annoying, the printer suddenly doesn’t want to be found by the computer!
i’m here.
of no bloody use though, still…
do you run out of ink too? or toner?
monkey skipper said:
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
I’ll tell you what’s annoying, the printer suddenly doesn’t want to be found by the computer!
i’m here.
of no bloody use though, still…
do you run out of ink too? or toner?
i’m toned MS…
monkey skipper said:
I don’t recall him.
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-18/aboriginal-trackers-recognised-for-police-work-in-nsw/8037064He had just retired when I started work at Walgett Police Station, but Tracker Walford and I met because of the job and we got on quite well. I remember discussing the “secrets” we had to keep because we both worked for the Police Department. His daughter was also called Tracker Walford by the locals. I think there was a rugby league first grade player that is related (grandson?).
Tracker Roberston also who is from Coonamble was recognised for this duty in helping as a tracker as well. Don’t know if you are familiar with that family and that name in the district.
JudgeMental said:
monkey skipper said:
JudgeMental said:i’m here.
of no bloody use though, still…
do you run out of ink too? or toner?
i’m toned MS…
i need more of this i am almost considering a gym membership for the new year. i am considering how many days i would go there because i take the dog out for her walks as well. she needs to be brought up to fitness slowly she is an older girl. so in reality i will walk a further and further distance with her next year and maybe in this december if she keeps going the way she is now
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:I don’t recall him.
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-18/aboriginal-trackers-recognised-for-police-work-in-nsw/8037064He had just retired when I started work at Walgett Police Station, but Tracker Walford and I met because of the job and we got on quite well. I remember discussing the “secrets” we had to keep because we both worked for the Police Department. His daughter was also called Tracker Walford by the locals. I think there was a rugby league first grade player that is related (grandson?).
Tracker Roberston also who is from Coonamble was recognised for this duty in helping as a tracker as well. Don’t know if you are familiar with that family and that name in the district.
should say robinson actually. he is from the coonamble district and that way there are still some of his mob out that way now.
nice email from pozible.
Hi Roslyn
You’ll be glad to hear we resolved the intermittent “Bad Gateway 502” error (caused by our update yesterday morning) at around 1130am today.
First, thanks for your patience with our service since the software update yesterday.
As Elliot mentioned – we know you and your project were impacted by the unfortunate timing of this software update. And as CEO, I take full responsibility for the issues and timing. I’ll personally ensure we will provide the best service we possibly can from now and until you’ve rewarded your last supporter.
We’ll be in touch in the coming days – to learn more about how we can help you.
Have a stress free weekend,
Alan
ps. we’ll be making a few fixes overnight to your admin page, we believe you may still be experiencing a permissions issue here.
Photo: The Commonwealth Bank ATM after a fire in Springvale. (APP: Julian Smith)
Map: Springvale 3171
Witnesses rushed to the aid of dozens of people after a man allegedly set fire to a Commonwealth Bank in Melbourne’s south-east, leaving six people in a critical condition.
Witness Ashley Atkin-Fone said he ran into help after hearing a big explosion and seeing black smoke pouring out of the bank.
“This kid comes running out all burnt, screaming his head off … blood everywhere … I was shocked for a couple of the minutes,” he said.
“I sprint across the road, go into Optus and get the fire extinguisher, I go inside get the fire out with this other kid and yeah, we just put the fire out.
Media player: “Space” to play, “M” to mute, “left” and “right” to seek.
Video: Witnesses describe the shock of the fire at the Commonwealth Bank in Springvale (ABC News)
“This worker come out the front out of nowhere, it’s packed with smoke, so I said get him, go around the back see if you can get the fire exit open and get stuff out the back.
“I got the fire out, I took four steps inside, I was shouting and shouting but I couldn’t hear anyone, the alarms were going off, no-one was hearing me, and then all of a sudden a few minutes later the police come, and the fire engines and everyone else.”
Police said they responded to reports a man had set fire to the bank on Springvale Rd, Springvale, about 11:30am.
He has since been taken to hospital in a serious condition and is under police guard.
Ambulance Victoria said they had treated 26 people, including six who suffered serious burns and were taken to the Alfred Hospital.
“We had to escalate to the highest level of our emergency response plan, it was significant,” Ambulance Victoria’s Andy Roughton said.
>>ps. we’ll be making a few fixes overnight
LOL
Arts said:
Photo: The Commonwealth Bank ATM after a fire in Springvale. (APP: Julian Smith)
Map: Springvale 3171Witnesses rushed to the aid of dozens of people after a man allegedly set fire to a Commonwealth Bank in Melbourne’s south-east, leaving six people in a critical condition.
Witness Ashley Atkin-Fone said he ran into help after hearing a big explosion and seeing black smoke pouring out of the bank.
“This kid comes running out all burnt, screaming his head off … blood everywhere … I was shocked for a couple of the minutes,” he said.
“I sprint across the road, go into Optus and get the fire extinguisher, I go inside get the fire out with this other kid and yeah, we just put the fire out.
Media player: “Space” to play, “M” to mute, “left” and “right” to seek.
Video: Witnesses describe the shock of the fire at the Commonwealth Bank in Springvale (ABC News)“This worker come out the front out of nowhere, it’s packed with smoke, so I said get him, go around the back see if you can get the fire exit open and get stuff out the back.
“I got the fire out, I took four steps inside, I was shouting and shouting but I couldn’t hear anyone, the alarms were going off, no-one was hearing me, and then all of a sudden a few minutes later the police come, and the fire engines and everyone else.”
Police said they responded to reports a man had set fire to the bank on Springvale Rd, Springvale, about 11:30am.
He has since been taken to hospital in a serious condition and is under police guard.
Ambulance Victoria said they had treated 26 people, including six who suffered serious burns and were taken to the Alfred Hospital.
“We had to escalate to the highest level of our emergency response plan, it was significant,” Ambulance Victoria’s Andy Roughton said.
what a fucking arse-wipe, setting fire to a building with people in it going about their own business :(
yeah … saw that report come in from the twitter feed pretty wild event for all at the bank
another report suggests that the person lit himself on fire too
Arts said:
another report suggests that the person lit himself on fire too
sad for all involved
couldn’t he have just quietly set himself on fire at home?
I listened to this on BBC last night, a bit gruesome in places but a nice ending.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04gqnym
Big load of laundry and washing up done, so now it’s time to call FNDC proper.
Bubblecar said:
Big load of laundry and washing up done, so now it’s time to call FNDC proper.
if only I could just abandon work and join in.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Big load of laundry and washing up done, so now it’s time to call FNDC proper.
if only I could just abandon work and join in.
You’ll be here eventually, although I’ll probably already be having a lay-me-down by then.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Big load of laundry and washing up done, so now it’s time to call FNDC proper.
if only I could just abandon work and join in.
You’ll be here eventually, although I’ll probably already be having a lay-me-down by then.
Yeah, in about 3 hours from now
I’m taking the kids and the dog to the beach in about half an hour. So no fndc for me today… maybe tomorrow..
Arts said:
I’m taking the kids and the dog to the beach in about half an hour. So no fndc for me today… maybe tomorrow..
Haven’t you ever heard of an esky?
shakes head
sibeen said:
Arts said:
I’m taking the kids and the dog to the beach in about half an hour. So no fndc for me today… maybe tomorrow..
Haven’t you ever heard of an esky?
shakes head
I still have to drive home… some of us are responsible..
Arts said:
sibeen said:
Arts said:
I’m taking the kids and the dog to the beach in about half an hour. So no fndc for me today… maybe tomorrow..
Haven’t you ever heard of an esky?
shakes head
I still have to drive home… some of us are responsible..
Oh…yeah…that.
kicks a stone
Hey, what about if you get one of the kids to drive?
sibeen said:
Arts said:
sibeen said:Haven’t you ever heard of an esky?
shakes head
I still have to drive home… some of us are responsible..
Oh…yeah…that.
kicks a stone
Hey, what about if you get one of the kids to drive?
just a few more years freaks out
Arts said:
sibeen said:
Arts said:
I’m taking the kids and the dog to the beach in about half an hour. So no fndc for me today… maybe tomorrow..
Haven’t you ever heard of an esky?
shakes head
I still have to drive home… some of us are responsible..
That probably doesn’t include Warnie, Slats, Pietersen and Tubby.
Nodding off ‘cos it’s so warm here in the pooter room. I need some ice cream to wake me up.
Bubblecar said:
Nodding off ‘cos it’s so warm here in the pooter room. I need some ice cream to wake me up.
In that time those specials sound like they are actually conditional on seasonal gluts and so cheap fruit and not a marketing thing.
The Rev Dodgson said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Michael V said:
WOW! (In so many ways.)Also an interesting article in the current New Scientist about so-called “honour” cultures.
It seems there is a clear divide in the USA between N and S, with “honour” related violence being significantly greater in the South.
It seems that Trump has exploited this cultural group most successfully.
NS article introduction:
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23230990-600-why-honour-culture-is-more-familiar-than-you-think/You have to pay for the full thing.
I doubt I’d spend money on it.
I like that “specials” is in quotes.
monkey skipper said:
Why is red nature’s colour for danger? Is this colour the most detectable to animals , insects and birds?I thought about this question on my way home last night because of traffic lights …. humans have carried this concept of red and stop into our safety rules and green is go , while amber is in between. Why is it so as Julius Sumner-Miller would ask..?
blood?
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-17/wedge-tailed-eagles-bring-down-drones-in-goldfields/8033056
Have they experimented with different flat colors?
Do eagles have any eye color deficiencies that could be exploited?
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/18/australia-paying-for-immigration-mistakes-made-by-malcolm-fraser-says-peter-dutton?CMP=soc_567 View more sharing options Shares 1,345 Australia is now paying for mistakes the former prime minister Malcolm Fraser made in letting certain people into the country, Peter Dutton says.Just when I thought I couldn’t hate Dutton more.
Dutton is someone I’d use the c word for.
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Another option would be to train the eagles in that area to be friendly with the drones
the dutch are tarining birds of prey to take down drones as a security need
I wonder how long it takes to train eagles?
If they can be trained to take out drones, they can be trained to be friendly
You are talking generations.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Why is red nature’s colour for danger? Is this colour the most detectable to animals , insects and birds?I thought about this question on my way home last night because of traffic lights …. humans have carried this concept of red and stop into our safety rules and green is go , while amber is in between. Why is it so as Julius Sumner-Miller would ask..?
blood?
It could be coincidence. We have to consider the vision of other animals and if they can see that colour or spectrum of. Also red is at an ‘end’ of the spectrum.. possibly a connection. Of course there are dangerous animals the have no red.
Unusual “reverse psychology” approach in this ad:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Tamb said:
CrazyNeutrino said:or the drone could be fitted with an “eagle close proximity sensor” and moves quickly out of the eagles way
The eagle is way faster than the drone.computers are faster than eagles, the drone just needs to dodge them not out fly them
Food can’t dodge them.
let’s face it, who doesn’t want a whacking good shave?
There are regular eagle shows which include owls at Healesville sanctuary, this includes getting up close and personal with customers for photo ops, that is about as friendly as you can expect and they are definately trainable.
Divine Angel said:
let’s face it, who doesn’t want a whacking good shave?
And your wife can wash her hair with it.
AwesomeO said:
There are regular eagle shows which include owls at Healesville sanctuary, this includes getting up close and personal with customers for photo ops, that is about as friendly as you can expect and they are definately trainable.
There was a program in WA for training kestrels to take out starlings attempting to enter WA. Took at least two generations.
Not sure how an eagle is going to take out a drone though considering they are topped with multiple whirring blades. You might find an eagle does it once then decides bugger that for a joke.
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
There are regular eagle shows which include owls at Healesville sanctuary, this includes getting up close and personal with customers for photo ops, that is about as friendly as you can expect and they are definately trainable.
There was a program in WA for training kestrels to take out starlings attempting to enter WA. Took at least two generations.
Maybe kestrels are thick. Falcons can be trained in a single lifetime.
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
There are regular eagle shows which include owls at Healesville sanctuary, this includes getting up close and personal with customers for photo ops, that is about as friendly as you can expect and they are definately trainable.
There was a program in WA for training kestrels to take out starlings attempting to enter WA. Took at least two generations.
Maybe kestrels are thick. Falcons can be trained in a single lifetime.
trained to come back to the hand that fed them from a babe?
AwesomeO said:
Not sure how an eagle is going to take out a drone though considering they are topped with multiple whirring blades. You might find an eagle does it once then decides bugger that for a joke.
These were plane drones not chopper drones.
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
There are regular eagle shows which include owls at Healesville sanctuary, this includes getting up close and personal with customers for photo ops, that is about as friendly as you can expect and they are definately trainable.
There was a program in WA for training kestrels to take out starlings attempting to enter WA. Took at least two generations.
Maybe kestrels are thick. Falcons can be trained in a single lifetime.
Starlings aren’t natural prey. Nothing wants to eat them.
And now I am wondering how does it take several generations to train something, sounds Lamarckism.
Arts said:
I’ve just walked back from the beach. Caught a couple of waves. No mashed up seaweed today. Beautiful clear water. Lovely temperature. Fairly strong current.
I’m taking the kids and the dog to the beach in about half an hour. So no fndc for me today… maybe tomorrow..
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:There was a program in WA for training kestrels to take out starlings attempting to enter WA. Took at least two generations.
Maybe kestrels are thick. Falcons can be trained in a single lifetime.
trained to come back to the hand that fed them from a babe?
Yes, that is a single generation, most training starts young, including humans.
AwesomeO said:
And now I am wondering how does it take several generations to train something, sounds Lamarckism.
genetic memory?
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:
Not sure how an eagle is going to take out a drone though considering they are topped with multiple whirring blades. You might find an eagle does it once then decides bugger that for a joke.
These were plane drones not chopper drones.
‘ken oath…
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:There was a program in WA for training kestrels to take out starlings attempting to enter WA. Took at least two generations.
Maybe kestrels are thick. Falcons can be trained in a single lifetime.
Starlings aren’t natural prey. Nothing wants to eat them.
Yeah, but how does the training take several generations?
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:
Not sure how an eagle is going to take out a drone though considering they are topped with multiple whirring blades. You might find an eagle does it once then decides bugger that for a joke.
These were plane drones not chopper drones.
Aahhh, of course.
AwesomeO said:
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:
Not sure how an eagle is going to take out a drone though considering they are topped with multiple whirring blades. You might find an eagle does it once then decides bugger that for a joke.
These were plane drones not chopper drones.
Aahhh, of course.
Although the eagles did find them plain eating.
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:Maybe kestrels are thick. Falcons can be trained in a single lifetime.
Starlings aren’t natural prey. Nothing wants to eat them.
Yeah, but how does the training take several generations?
To perfect. Parents pass genes on.
Divine Angel said:
Me.
let’s face it, who doesn’t want a whacking good shave?
Bubblecar said:
!http://i43.tinypic.com/2v0y1iv.jpg
My mum and her cousin were chatting this morning, reminiscing about the ice man (and bread, milk and egg men) who had their horses and carts to deliver their goods. The ice man was a particular favourite as one could cool off in the cart.
I welcomed them to the 21st century where we have lovely things called supermarkets which are air conditioned.
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:Starlings aren’t natural prey. Nothing wants to eat them.
Yeah, but how does the training take several generations?
To perfect. Parents pass genes on.
Not believing you.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
!http://i43.tinypic.com/2v0y1iv.jpg
My mum and her cousin were chatting this morning, reminiscing about the ice man (and bread, milk and egg men) who had their horses and carts to deliver their goods. The ice man was a particular favourite as one could cool off in the cart.
I welcomed them to the 21st century where we have lovely things called supermarkets which are air conditioned.
But the milk man came to us, and as an added bonus the horse was in the habit of taking a dump at the end of our dead-end street, giving amusement to us sprogs as we watched the competition between my mother and the neighbour as to who could shovel up the fertilizer the quickest.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
!http://i43.tinypic.com/2v0y1iv.jpg
My mum and her cousin were chatting this morning, reminiscing about the ice man (and bread, milk and egg men) who had their horses and carts to deliver their goods. The ice man was a particular favourite as one could cool off in the cart.
I welcomed them to the 21st century where we have lovely things called supermarkets which are air conditioned.
We had bread and milk delivered daily in my childhood, but not by horse and cart.
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:Starlings aren’t natural prey. Nothing wants to eat them.
Yeah, but how does the training take several generations?
To perfect. Parents pass genes on.
so the training alters the genes?…
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:Yeah, but how does the training take several generations?
To perfect. Parents pass genes on.
Not believing you.
To be fair, they do pass their genes on.
:)
Lamarkism indeed.
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:Yeah, but how does the training take several generations?
To perfect. Parents pass genes on.
Not believing you.
Fine by me.
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
!http://i43.tinypic.com/2v0y1iv.jpg
My mum and her cousin were chatting this morning, reminiscing about the ice man (and bread, milk and egg men) who had their horses and carts to deliver their goods. The ice man was a particular favourite as one could cool off in the cart.
I welcomed them to the 21st century where we have lovely things called supermarkets which are air conditioned.
We had bread and milk delivered daily in my childhood, but not by horse and cart.
You may be younger than some of us.
We had an ice man, and an ice chest.
No special memories of anything different albeit milk was delivered by a float and the TV and electricity worked by putting coins into a meter box.
Common starlings are trapped for food in some Mediterranean countries. The meat is tough and of low quality, so it is casseroled or made into pâté. One recipe said it should be stewed “until tender, however long that may be”. Even when correctly prepared, it may still be seen as an acquired taste.
roughbarked said:
Common starlings are trapped for food in some Mediterranean countries.
They have to eat he starlings because they already eaten everything else.
In Greece, a gooey substance would be spread on branches, so as to trap birds. Nightingales were especially prized.
Some years back, i hear a visitor from Greece asked what impressed him most about Australia.
“The birds”, he said. “Everywhere you go, you see birds, you hear birds. In Greece, they were all shot and eaten a long time ago”.
buggerit, I’m packing up and going home early.
In other news, Constance Hall had sex this morning.
I have NFI who she is nor why she’s suddenly so popular.
Divine Angel said:
In other news, Constance Hall had sex this morning.I have NFI who she is nor why she’s suddenly so popular.
What did she have for lunch?
Divine Angel said:
In other news, Constance Hall had sex this morning.I have NFI who she is nor why she’s suddenly so popular.
Why mention it then? That’s just contributing.
‘Man jailed for 10 years for cartel trafficking more than 2,500kg of cannabis’ – ABC News
“This offending was motivated by pure greed, this was a businessman trying to make profits out of the misery of others,” Mr Lehane said.
Umm…
…doesn’t that philosophy underpin quite number of profitable areas of our economy? Like, health insurance funds, for one.
(crickets chirp)
mcgoon said:
Cockatoos squawking here…
(crickets chirp)
Hello Holidayers. Been to the pub for tea…steak sandwiches and chocolate mousse. Mmm. Although I think the fried onion rings might have been a Bad Idea.
buffy said:
Although I think the fried onion rings might have been a Bad Idea.
Stuff and nonsense!
mcgoon said:
buffy said:Although I think the fried onion rings might have been a Bad Idea.Stuff and nonsense!
Don’t get me wrong. Strong onion is beer batter is quite yum. But there are consequences.
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. Been to the pub for tea…steak sandwiches and chocolate mousse. Mmm. Although I think the fried onion rings might have been a Bad Idea.
Plenty of onions in mine, potatoes and onion rings in chicken stock with garlic and chili in a shallow frypan with seasoned chicken pieces on top. The chicken cooks and the juices drip into the potatoes. At then end of the cooking take the chicken out and leave the spuds in longer to really soften and get a brown crust. Delicious.
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. Been to the pub for tea…steak sandwiches and chocolate mousse. Mmm. Although I think the fried onion rings might have been a Bad Idea.
sounds good
toasted ham and cheese sangas here.
peppermints and probably a dagwood dog n the road later on then an assortment of microwave meals and pasties/snag bags for the early hours
I just ate a packet of savoury snack biscuits from Aldi. That’s probably it for me tonight.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Been to the pub for tea…steak sandwiches and chocolate mousse. Mmm. Although I think the fried onion rings might have been a Bad Idea.
sounds good
toasted ham and cheese sangas here.
peppermints and probably a dagwood dog n the road later on then an assortment of microwave meals and pasties/snag bags for the early hours
A bubbleesque supper. Cept his pasties would be home made.
SWTDW people from Iran introducing themselves as Persian?
I mean I guess it is fair enough but it seems like an affectation.
mcgoon said:
‘Man jailed for 10 years for cartel trafficking more than 2,500kg of cannabis’ – ABC News“This offending was motivated by pure greed, this was a businessman trying to make profits out of the misery of others,” Mr Lehane said.
Umm…
…doesn’t that philosophy underpin quite number of profitable areas of our economy? Like, health insurance funds, for one.
Yeah, cannabis is a big source of misery. (rolls eyes)
dv said:
SWTDW people from Iran introducing themselves as Persian?
Ask them what it’s like being a cat.
AwesomeO said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Been to the pub for tea…steak sandwiches and chocolate mousse. Mmm. Although I think the fried onion rings might have been a Bad Idea.
sounds good
toasted ham and cheese sangas here.
peppermints and probably a dagwood dog n the road later on then an assortment of microwave meals and pasties/snag bags for the early hours
A bubbleesque supper. Cept his pasties would be home made.
mine could be…at Mr Vilis home… :P
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. Been to the pub for tea…steak sandwiches and chocolate mousse. Mmm. Although I think the fried onion rings might have been a Bad Idea.
I had a home made steak sandwich. fried onions.
dv said:
SWTDW people from Iran introducing themselves as Persian?I mean I guess it is fair enough but it seems like an affectation.
I am not sure what SWTDW is but Iranians are very particular about being called Persian. They consider themselves far far superior to the Arabs and take pride in their ancient empire.
mcgoon said:
dv said:
SWTDW people from Iran introducing themselves as Persian?Ask them what it’s like being a cat.
the song says it is cool
AwesomeO said:
They … take pride in their ancient empire.
Yeah, i understand that the Romans do the same.
With a similar amount of contemporary relevance
AwesomeO said:
dv said:
SWTDW people from Iran introducing themselves as Persian?I mean I guess it is fair enough but it seems like an affectation.
I am not sure what SWTDW is but Iranians are very particular about being called Persian. They consider themselves far far superior to the Arabs and take pride in their ancient empire.
Maybe they should change their country’s name back to Persia
AwesomeO said:
dv said:
SWTDW people from Iran introducing themselves as Persian?I mean I guess it is fair enough but it seems like an affectation.
I am not sure what SWTDW is but Iranians are very particular about being called Persian. They consider themselves far far superior to the Arabs and take pride in their ancient empire.
South West Tehran Dirigible Watchers.
dv said:
mcgoon said:
dv said:
SWTDW people from Iran introducing themselves as Persian?Ask them what it’s like being a cat.
the song says it is cool
OK, ask them what it’s like being a rug, then.
roughbarked said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Also an interesting article in the current New Scientist about so-called “honour” cultures.
It seems there is a clear divide in the USA between N and S, with “honour” related violence being significantly greater in the South.
It seems that Trump has exploited this cultural group most successfully.
NS article introduction:
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23230990-600-why-honour-culture-is-more-familiar-than-you-think/You have to pay for the full thing.
I doubt I’d spend money on it.
I tried that link in SciHub but couldn’t get anywhere with it.
http://sci-hub.cc/
dv said:
Possibly because Iran has been demonised for a fair while.
SWTDW people from Iran introducing themselves as Persian?I mean I guess it is fair enough but it seems like an affectation.
dv said:
AwesomeO said:
dv said:
SWTDW people from Iran introducing themselves as Persian?I mean I guess it is fair enough but it seems like an affectation.
I am not sure what SWTDW is but Iranians are very particular about being called Persian. They consider themselves far far superior to the Arabs and take pride in their ancient empire.
Maybe they should change their country’s name back to Persia
That’d be silly. They’d get confused with Iraq all the time then.
Michael V said:
Possibly because Iran has been demonised for a fair while.
Well, these days we all understand that Iran is not so much ‘demonic’ as ‘unfortunate’.
sarahs mum said:
Mrs V is making pizza. I am converting a chook’s frame and a lamb bone into stock for Ron.
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Been to the pub for tea…steak sandwiches and chocolate mousse. Mmm. Although I think the fried onion rings might have been a Bad Idea.
I had a home made steak sandwich. fried onions.
mcgoon said:
Shagged.
dv said:
mcgoon said:Ask them what it’s like being a cat.
the song says it is cool
OK, ask them what it’s like being a rug, then.
The good thing about having a phascogale problem is that you don’t have a mice problem.
Since the phascogales moved into the ceiling the mice have disappeared.
So Stephan Hawking has come over all BC. I wonder if they are penpals.
Witty Rejoinder said:
So Stephan Hawking has come over all BC. I wonder if they are penpals.
Has he gone all “infinity and beyond”?
Peak Warming Man said:
The good thing about having a phascogale problem is that you don’t have a mice problem.
Since the phascogales moved into the ceiling the mice have disappeared.
Sounds like you need some needle snakes.
Peak Warming Man said:
I have not heard of such animals before. I expect they ate the mice, as, like quolls, they are carnivores.
The good thing about having a phascogale problem is that you don’t have a mice problem.
Since the phascogales moved into the ceiling the mice have disappeared.
Poffington, bring me another 11 Pimms. I’ve been sacked by the ABC
my facebook says..
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JudgeMental said:
First DogPoffington, bring me another 11 Pimms. I’ve been sacked by the ABC
good dog.
JudgeMental said:
First DogPoffington, bring me another 11 Pimms. I’ve been sacked by the ABC
Well, it’s their ABC.
And it’ll do as it’s bloody well told.
sarahs mum said:
my facebook says..>>ELITESINGLES Australia Find someone you’ll be happy to share your life with
‘Elite’ singles over 50 DO NOT share anything with anyone – especially their lives.
How do you think that they got to be ‘elite’?
sibeen said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
So Stephan Hawking has come over all BC. I wonder if they are penpals.
Has he gone all “infinity and beyond”?
Nearly to infinity, then beyond infinity, I think
time to hit the road…
seeyaz
Stumpy_seahorse said:
time to hit the road…seeyaz
Good luck and God speed.
mcgoon said:
‘Man jailed for 10 years for cartel trafficking more than 2,500kg of cannabis’ – ABC News“This offending was motivated by pure greed, this was a businessman trying to make profits out of the misery of others,” Mr Lehane said.
Umm…
…doesn’t that philosophy underpin quite number of profitable areas of our economy? Like, health insurance funds, for one.
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:
‘Man jailed for 10 years for cartel trafficking more than 2,500kg of cannabis’ – ABC News“This offending was motivated by pure greed, this was a businessman trying to make profits out of the misery of others,” Mr Lehane said.
Umm…
…doesn’t that philosophy underpin quite number of profitable areas of our economy? Like, health insurance funds, for one.
Yes it does.Thought so.
As you were, carry on.
Only a fool fights in a burning house.
dv said:
Only a fool fights in a burning house.
I first read that as ‘only a fool fights in a Bunning house’.
How sage, i thought.
Then i read it again.
“Darren Ashley trial: Police lost domestic violence order paperwork for alleged murder victim” – ABC News
Whoops, sorry about that. Dead, you say? Oh, well there you, go this is the Territory, chuckle, chuckle.
#2
Build an identical house next to your existing house with only one difference, the plates would be on the shelf. Then delete the old house.
http://www.boredpanda.com/falling-plates-cupboard-advice-baoliao-commune-tseng-shao-tsen/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=BPFacebook
sarahs mum said:
#2
Build an identical house next to your existing house with only one difference, the plates would be on the shelf. Then delete the old house.http://www.boredpanda.com/falling-plates-cupboard-advice-baoliao-commune-tseng-shao-tsen/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=BPFacebook
Explosives.
Eliminates all concerns instantly.
mcgoon said:
sarahs mum said:#2
Build an identical house next to your existing house with only one difference, the plates would be on the shelf. Then delete the old house.http://www.boredpanda.com/falling-plates-cupboard-advice-baoliao-commune-tseng-shao-tsen/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=BPFacebook
Explosives.
Eliminates all concerns instantly.
:)
sarahs mum said:
mcgoon said:
sarahs mum said:#2
Build an identical house next to your existing house with only one difference, the plates would be on the shelf. Then delete the old house.http://www.boredpanda.com/falling-plates-cupboard-advice-baoliao-commune-tseng-shao-tsen/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=BPFacebook
Explosives.
Eliminates all concerns instantly.
:)
Sarah’s partner cut down a dead and straight tree. He had about 180 degrees of safe place for the tree to fall. It fell into the tree next to it.
Sarah is upset each time she visits to see the tree still hung in the tree. I said explosives last time. She thought i was joking.
sarahs mum said:
I said explosives last time. She thought i was joking.
Explosives are wonderful.
I’ve seen them used with almost surgical precision (PETN det cord – look it up, it’s clever stuff).
Other applications simply make stuff go away (yes, sometimes ‘extra’ stuff goes away, to,, but if you want to make an omelette…).
dv said:
Only a fool fights in a burning house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVv94T5LF0c
Talking Heads – “Burning Down The House” (1984)
mcgoon said:
sarahs mum said:I said explosives last time. She thought i was joking.Explosives are wonderful.
I’ve seen them used with almost surgical precision (PETN det cord – look it up, it’s clever stuff).
Other applications simply make stuff go away (yes, sometimes ‘extra’ stuff goes away, to,, but if you want to make an omelette…).
It is about 60 metres downhill from the house. And there is an old powder monkey on the next ridge..Or we keep waiting..
monkey skipper said:
Hello!
Do you remember what you and I were doing on this day ten years ago?
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
Only a fool fights in a burning house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVv94T5LF0c
Talking Heads – “Burning Down The House” (1984)
what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
Stumpy_seahorse said:
time to hit the road…seeyaz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8Tiz6INF7I
Hit the road Jack
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
Only a fool fights in a burning house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVv94T5LF0c
Talking Heads – “Burning Down The House” (1984)
what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
I actually went to see the Stop Making Sense concert movie at the cinema
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
Only a fool fights in a burning house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVv94T5LF0c
Talking Heads – “Burning Down The House” (1984)
what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
Not just awesome hey? :-)))
sarahs mum said:
It is about 60 metres downhill from the house. And there is an old powder monkey on the next ridge..Or we keep waiting..
Years ago, i might have slipped a LAW80 or two to you ‘on the quiet’, but those days are gone.*
*Note to Project Carnivore: just joking. really.
dv said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVv94T5LF0c
Talking Heads – “Burning Down The House” (1984)
what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
I actually went to see the Stop Making Sense concert movie at the cinema
The big suit was to help with the illusion of THAT clip.
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVv94T5LF0c
Talking Heads – “Burning Down The House” (1984)
what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
Not just awesome hey? :-)))
It’s Friday evening and I’m a third of the way into my first glass. I’m a bit excited.
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
party_pants said:what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
I actually went to see the Stop Making Sense concert movie at the cinema
The big suit was to help with the illusion of THAT clip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9r7×3f2gFz4
Talking Heads – Girlfriend Is Better (from Stop Making Sense
monkey skipper said:
dv said:
party_pants said:what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
I actually went to see the Stop Making Sense concert movie at the cinema
The big suit was to help with the illusion of THAT clip.
I didn’t get into TH til I was in high school in 1985.
At that time I considered their old stuff, like from 1979, to be fucking ANCIENT. Whereas now stuff that is six years old I consider very recent.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
Not just awesome hey? :-)))
It’s Friday evening and I’m a third of the way into my first glass. I’m a bit excited.
Well. I have been a lady of leisure today. I envisage using metal materials to construct a frame over the next two days plus other home pursuits to achieve (potentially).
“Kalgoorlie police dog attack complied with policies, guidelines review finds” – ABC News
I remember when dogs were deployed at the naval air station in Nowra in the 1970s.
I asked the chief handler what to do if confronted by an off-leash dog ( my suggestion was that i’d dozed off in my office at closing time, and woke up after ‘secure’ time).
He said ‘stand perfectly still. If the dog’s loose, the handler is nearby. All the dog wants to do is keep you there. Move, and you will be the loser. Fight the dog, and it will only make it fight harder’.
It’s a terrible thing to think, but there may be some places where this education is needed.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
Not just awesome hey? :-)))
It’s Friday evening and I’m a third of the way into my first glass. I’m a bit excited.
well, cheers.. I’m on my first.. the kids and dog are worn out, I have parented good today…
mcgoon said:
“Kalgoorlie police dog attack complied with policies, guidelines review finds” – ABC NewsI remember when dogs were deployed at the naval air station in Nowra in the 1970s.
I asked the chief handler what to do if confronted by an off-leash dog ( my suggestion was that i’d dozed off in my office at closing time, and woke up after ‘secure’ time).
He said ‘stand perfectly still. If the dog’s loose, the handler is nearby. All the dog wants to do is keep you there. Move, and you will be the loser. Fight the dog, and it will only make it fight harder’.
It’s a terrible thing to think, but there may be some places where this education is needed.
Albatross
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
“Kalgoorlie police dog attack complied with policies, guidelines review finds” – ABC NewsI remember when dogs were deployed at the naval air station in Nowra in the 1970s.
I asked the chief handler what to do if confronted by an off-leash dog ( my suggestion was that i’d dozed off in my office at closing time, and woke up after ‘secure’ time).
He said ‘stand perfectly still. If the dog’s loose, the handler is nearby. All the dog wants to do is keep you there. Move, and you will be the loser. Fight the dog, and it will only make it fight harder’.
It’s a terrible thing to think, but there may be some places where this education is needed.
Albatross
Précisément
monkey skipper said:
Hello!
Do you remember what you and I were doing on this day ten years ago?
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
“Kalgoorlie police dog attack complied with policies, guidelines review finds” – ABC NewsI remember when dogs were deployed at the naval air station in Nowra in the 1970s.
I asked the chief handler what to do if confronted by an off-leash dog ( my suggestion was that i’d dozed off in my office at closing time, and woke up after ‘secure’ time).
He said ‘stand perfectly still. If the dog’s loose, the handler is nearby. All the dog wants to do is keep you there. Move, and you will be the loser. Fight the dog, and it will only make it fight harder’.
It’s a terrible thing to think, but there may be some places where this education is needed.
Albatross
Précisément
HMAS Penguin was a cute name I thought for the lower nthshore naval base
KJW said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello!
Do you remember what you and I were doing on this day ten years ago?
No, thank Dog.
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:Albatross
Précisément
HMAS Penguin was a cute name I thought for the lower nthshore naval base
A lovely place, to which i never managed to secure a posting. There was a young lady doctor there, who i think liked me a bit.
Ships in the night, and all that…
Arts said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:Not just awesome hey? :-)))
It’s Friday evening and I’m a third of the way into my first glass. I’m a bit excited.
well, cheers.. I’m on my first.. the kids and dog are worn out, I have parented good today…
Cheers. Sounds like you deserve it.
dv said:
monkey skipper said:
dv said:I actually went to see the Stop Making Sense concert movie at the cinema
The big suit was to help with the illusion of THAT clip.
I didn’t get into TH til I was in high school in 1985.
At that time I considered their old stuff, like from 1979, to be fucking ANCIENT. Whereas now stuff that is six years old I consider very recent.
Yeah, I’m a bit like that too.
Actually a lot like that
KJW said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello!
Do you remember what you and I were doing on this day ten years ago?
Ignoring creepy internet stalkers? :-P
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:Précisément
HMAS Penguin was a cute name I thought for the lower nthshore naval base
A lovely place, to which i never managed to secure a posting. There was a young lady doctor there, who i think liked me a bit.
Ships in the night, and all that…
One thing though. I don’t know what the place was called sorta around the corner from HMAS Penguin. Near Kirribilli side of the harbour because there were always subs moored there and may still be.
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:HMAS Penguin was a cute name I thought for the lower nthshore naval base
A lovely place, to which i never managed to secure a posting. There was a young lady doctor there, who i think liked me a bit.
Ships in the night, and all that…
One thing though. I don’t know what the place was called sorta around the corner from HMAS Penguin. Near Kirribilli side of the harbour because there were always subs moored there and may still be.
HMAS Platypus.
Neutral Bay.
Shut down 1999.
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
“Kalgoorlie police dog attack complied with policies, guidelines review finds” – ABC NewsI remember when dogs were deployed at the naval air station in Nowra in the 1970s.
I asked the chief handler what to do if confronted by an off-leash dog ( my suggestion was that i’d dozed off in my office at closing time, and woke up after ‘secure’ time).
He said ‘stand perfectly still. If the dog’s loose, the handler is nearby. All the dog wants to do is keep you there. Move, and you will be the loser. Fight the dog, and it will only make it fight harder’.
It’s a terrible thing to think, but there may be some places where this education is needed.
Albatross
It’s a bird, innit? It’s a bloody sea bird . .. it’s not any bloody flavour. Albatross!!
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:HMAS Penguin was a cute name I thought for the lower nthshore naval base
A lovely place, to which i never managed to secure a posting. There was a young lady doctor there, who i think liked me a bit.
Ships in the night, and all that…
One thing though. I don’t know what the place was called sorta around the corner from HMAS Penguin. Near Kirribilli side of the harbour because there were always subs moored there and may still be.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAS_Platypus_(naval_base)
must be this- i wouldn’t have thought that area to be neutral bay but must be, the submarines are mentioned
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:A lovely place, to which i never managed to secure a posting. There was a young lady doctor there, who i think liked me a bit.
Ships in the night, and all that…
One thing though. I don’t know what the place was called sorta around the corner from HMAS Penguin. Near Kirribilli side of the harbour because there were always subs moored there and may still be.
HMAS Platypus.
Neutral Bay.
Shut down 1999.
Is Garden Island still in operation?
monkey skipper said:
must be this- i wouldn’t have thought that area to be neutral bay but must be, the submarines are mentioned
Yes, it was the Bay of Neuters, MS.
Hmm..you seem to be remarkably navally informed.
Just what age-bracket are you, MS?
After skittling India for 455 England are staging a collapse.
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:One thing though. I don’t know what the place was called sorta around the corner from HMAS Penguin. Near Kirribilli side of the harbour because there were always subs moored there and may still be.
HMAS Platypus.
Neutral Bay.
Shut down 1999.
Is Garden Island still in operation?
Until some developer with enough clout with the govt of the day appears on the scene.
My dad drove dump trucks that provided fill for the finishing of the Capt. Cook Graving Dock (a southern hemisphere engineering marvel).
I love GI. It’s full of history, which would ( to be elitist) would go unappreciated by the hoi-polloi.
It’s Sydney’s blessing, and its pain – i remember switching on (very briefly) ECM gear which blacked out all TV and radio reception in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. Oh, how the Commander and i laughed about that!
Is anyone above his insults? Now he’s after the morbidly obese:
“Mr Trump has rejected those conclusions, saying during one of the presidential debates that it was just as likely that the election hacks were orchestrated by “somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds.”
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:must be this- i wouldn’t have thought that area to be neutral bay but must be, the submarines are mentioned
Yes, it was the Bay of Neuters, MS.
Hmm..you seem to be remarkably navally informed.
Just what age-bracket are you, MS?
My age should not be an inhibitor for being aware of some naval bases in Australia. The history of the tunnels under Ashton Park or the Fortifcation Tunnels is probably less known about but were built a long time ago in colonial history points (I mean)
mcgoon said:
sarahs mum said:It is about 60 metres downhill from the house. And there is an old powder monkey on the next ridge..Or we keep waiting..
Years ago, i might have slipped a LAW80 or two to you ‘on the quiet’, but those days are gone.*
*Note to Project Carnivore: just joking. really.
:)
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:.
Just what age-bracket are you, MS?
My age should not be an inhibitor for being aware of some naval bases in Australia.
She’s 48.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:HMAS Platypus.
Neutral Bay.
Shut down 1999.
Is Garden Island still in operation?
Until some developer with enough clout with the govt of the day appears on the scene.
My dad drove dump trucks that provided fill for the finishing of the Capt. Cook Graving Dock (a southern hemisphere engineering marvel).
I love GI. It’s full of history, which would ( to be elitist) would go unappreciated by the hoi-polloi.
It’s Sydney’s blessing, and its pain – i remember switching on (very briefly) ECM gear which blacked out all TV and radio reception in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. Oh, how the Commander and i laughed about that!
Yeah interesting docks there and interesting history of the Irish built dry dock gate. I was told by an ex-navy officer that the gate that empties and pumps water into to seal and unseal off the dry dock was built in ireland and then transported although the way across to Australia
monkey skipper said:
Ah, a bit of a tunnel-rat, are you?
I cannot deny a certain fascination with Sydney’s tunnels. The eastern suburbs are more riddled with them than most might imagine.
HMAS Watson on South Head gave (illicit) access to a number of them. Even allowing for flooding, you could go a VERY long way in some of them.
I ached to do a properly-equipped and authorised exploration of them.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:A lovely place, to which i never managed to secure a posting. There was a young lady doctor there, who i think liked me a bit.
Ships in the night, and all that…
One thing though. I don’t know what the place was called sorta around the corner from HMAS Penguin. Near Kirribilli side of the harbour because there were always subs moored there and may still be.
HMAS Platypus.
Neutral Bay.
Shut down 1999.
I lived in lower bent street neutral bay in the late 70s.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Is anyone above his insults? Now he’s after the morbidly obese:“Mr Trump has rejected those conclusions, saying during one of the presidential debates that it was just as likely that the election hacks were orchestrated by “somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds.”
Damn, he’s really sticking it to Christie now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u4vb3OPN_w
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:Ah, a bit of a tunnel-rat, are you?
I cannot deny a certain fascination with Sydney’s tunnels. The eastern suburbs are more riddled with them than most might imagine.
HMAS Watson on South Head gave (illicit) access to a number of them. Even allowing for flooding, you could go a VERY long way in some of them.
I ached to do a properly-equipped and authorised exploration of them.
Not a tunnel rat so much but my backyard to plan in as a child. I did often (but not always) live up the road from Ashton Park. The mortuary sandstone rail line of central station is sorta morbidly interesting but then so is the sandstone architecture along George Street imo.
sarahs mum said:
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:One thing though. I don’t know what the place was called sorta around the corner from HMAS Penguin. Near Kirribilli side of the harbour because there were always subs moored there and may still be.
HMAS Platypus.
Neutral Bay.
Shut down 1999.
I lived in lower bent street neutral bay in the late 70s.
the winding pathes hugging the harbourside is a hidden local adventure walk as is cremorne point pool nestled into the rock face near cremorne wharf
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Is anyone above his insults? Now he’s after the morbidly obese:“Mr Trump has rejected those conclusions, saying during one of the presidential debates that it was just as likely that the election hacks were orchestrated by “somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds.”
Damn, he’s really sticking it to Christie now
btw there is a perfectly good election thread for this
monkey skipper said:
Yeah interesting docks there and interesting history of the Irish built dry dock gate. I was told by an ex-navy officer that the gate that empties and pumps water into to seal and unseal off the dry dock was built in ireland and then transported although the way across to Australia
Ah, now, i think that you’re getting that mixed up with the ‘submersible’ floating dock that used to be used for the docking of small vessels like minesweepers and patrol boats.
This was essentially a large rectangular box, open at each end, with hollow walls and bottom.
Let the walls and bottom fill with water, and the object sank to near-surface level. Float the vessel in, and then pump the dock full of air, and it rose from the water, with the vessel effectively ‘dry-docked’.
Two of these were built in the UK in WW2 for Australia. They were towed out here (halfway around the world!) by fleet tugs (‘Heros’ and ‘St. Giles’, i think). One went to Manus Island near PNG (ultimate fate i can’t recall), and one to Sydney, which was in use last time i visited GI in the 2000’s.
dv said:
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Is anyone above his insults? Now he’s after the morbidly obese:“Mr Trump has rejected those conclusions, saying during one of the presidential debates that it was just as likely that the election hacks were orchestrated by “somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds.”
Damn, he’s really sticking it to Christie now
btw there is a perfectly good election thread for this
You’re not the boss of me!
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
mcgoon said:HMAS Platypus.
Neutral Bay.
Shut down 1999.
I lived in lower bent street neutral bay in the late 70s.
the winding pathes hugging the harbourside is a hidden local adventure walk as is cremorne point pool nestled into the rock face near cremorne wharf
Yes they are delightful.
I lived in an apartment next to Kirribilli House in the early seventies.
sarahs mum said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u4vb3OPN_w
have always been a fan of fleetwood mac and stevie nicks for that matter
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:Yeah interesting docks there and interesting history of the Irish built dry dock gate. I was told by an ex-navy officer that the gate that empties and pumps water into to seal and unseal off the dry dock was built in ireland and then transported although the way across to Australia
Ah, now, i think that you’re getting that mixed up with the ‘submersible’ floating dock that used to be used for the docking of small vessels like minesweepers and patrol boats.
This was essentially a large rectangular box, open at each end, with hollow walls and bottom.
Let the walls and bottom fill with water, and the object sank to near-surface level. Float the vessel in, and then pump the dock full of air, and it rose from the water, with the vessel effectively ‘dry-docked’.
Two of these were built in the UK in WW2 for Australia. They were towed out here (halfway around the world!) by fleet tugs (‘Heros’ and ‘St. Giles’, i think). One went to Manus Island near PNG (ultimate fate i can’t recall), and one to Sydney, which was in use last time i visited GI in the 2000’s.
no. there is a floating dock and the curved shape metal door that floats after the sea water is pumped out of it and then shipped from the dry dock floats back out to sea. when the gate is floated above the opening of the dry dock the water is pumped back into the gate from the top and the weight of the sea water pushes the gate into position after this the dry dock is pumped empty of sea water and the vessel in there slowly floats to the guides sitting on the bottom of the dry dock which balances the ship while maintenance is carried out. (I remember this very well)
i remember the flotation set up you mentioned but that was the floating dock which is a more modern type of technology compared to the dry dock (as was explained to me)
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u4vb3OPN_w
have always been a fan of fleetwood mac and stevie nicks for that matter
Me too.
monkey skipper said:
no. there is a floating dock and the curved shape metal door that floats after the sea water is pumped out of it and then shipped from the dry dock floats back out to sea. when the gate is floated above the opening of the dry dock the water is pumped back into the gate from the top and the weight of the sea water pushes the gate into position after this the dry dock is pumped empty of sea water and the vessel in there slowly floats to the guides sitting on the bottom of the dry dock which balances the ship while maintenance is carried out. (I remember this very well)
MS, you are quite correct in your knowledge. That’s EXACTLY how the system works.
My only issue is that the gates to the Capt. Cook Graving Dock were not constructed anywhere else than here in Australia – whereas the ‘submersible’ docks WERE constructed in the UK.
As you say, ships settle onto blocks in the bottom of the graving dock as it it’s pumped empty, and that is a marvel of precision in itself. The precise arrangement and shape of supporting blocks is carefully worked out by dockyard staff beforehand, and they do a superb job of positioning ships just right to settle on the blocks.
We would often seer at dockyard ‘mateys’, but there were times when we had to admit that they knew their stuff.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:no. there is a floating dock and the curved shape metal door that floats after the sea water is pumped out of it and then shipped from the dry dock floats back out to sea. when the gate is floated above the opening of the dry dock the water is pumped back into the gate from the top and the weight of the sea water pushes the gate into position after this the dry dock is pumped empty of sea water and the vessel in there slowly floats to the guides sitting on the bottom of the dry dock which balances the ship while maintenance is carried out. (I remember this very well)
MS, you are quite correct in your knowledge. That’s EXACTLY how the system works.
My only issue is that the gates to the Capt. Cook Graving Dock were not constructed anywhere else than here in Australia – whereas the ‘submersible’ docks WERE constructed in the UK.
As you say, ships settle onto blocks in the bottom of the graving dock as it it’s pumped empty, and that is a marvel of precision in itself. The precise arrangement and shape of supporting blocks is carefully worked out by dockyard staff beforehand, and they do a superb job of positioning ships just right to settle on the blocks.
We would often seer at dockyard ‘mateys’, but there were times when we had to admit that they knew their stuff.
ok.
monkey skipper said:
i remember the flotation set up you mentioned but that was the floating dock which is a more modern type of technology compared to the dry dock (as was explained to me)
Well, they were quite contemporary, really, both being constructed during WW2.
Before the construction of the graving dock, Garden Island was truly an island.
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:no. there is a floating dock and the curved shape metal door that floats after the sea water is pumped out of it and then shipped from the dry dock floats back out to sea. when the gate is floated above the opening of the dry dock the water is pumped back into the gate from the top and the weight of the sea water pushes the gate into position after this the dry dock is pumped empty of sea water and the vessel in there slowly floats to the guides sitting on the bottom of the dry dock which balances the ship while maintenance is carried out. (I remember this very well)
MS, you are quite correct in your knowledge. That’s EXACTLY how the system works.
My only issue is that the gates to the Capt. Cook Graving Dock were not constructed anywhere else than here in Australia – whereas the ‘submersible’ docks WERE constructed in the UK.
As you say, ships settle onto blocks in the bottom of the graving dock as it it’s pumped empty, and that is a marvel of precision in itself. The precise arrangement and shape of supporting blocks is carefully worked out by dockyard staff beforehand, and they do a superb job of positioning ships just right to settle on the blocks.
We would often seer at dockyard ‘mateys’, but there were times when we had to admit that they knew their stuff.
ok.
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:no. there is a floating dock and the curved shape metal door that floats after the sea water is pumped out of it and then shipped from the dry dock floats back out to sea. when the gate is floated above the opening of the dry dock the water is pumped back into the gate from the top and the weight of the sea water pushes the gate into position after this the dry dock is pumped empty of sea water and the vessel in there slowly floats to the guides sitting on the bottom of the dry dock which balances the ship while maintenance is carried out. (I remember this very well)
MS, you are quite correct in your knowledge. That’s EXACTLY how the system works.
My only issue is that the gates to the Capt. Cook Graving Dock were not constructed anywhere else than here in Australia – whereas the ‘submersible’ docks WERE constructed in the UK.
As you say, ships settle onto blocks in the bottom of the graving dock as it it’s pumped empty, and that is a marvel of precision in itself. The precise arrangement and shape of supporting blocks is carefully worked out by dockyard staff beforehand, and they do a superb job of positioning ships just right to settle on the blocks.
We would often seer at dockyard ‘mateys’, but there were times when we had to admit that they knew their stuff.
ok.
‘seer’ should read as ‘sneer’.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
i remember the flotation set up you mentioned but that was the floating dock which is a more modern type of technology compared to the dry dock (as was explained to me)
Well, they were quite contemporary, really, both being constructed during WW2.
Before the construction of the graving dock, Garden Island was truly an island.
yes, a gardening island as the history point states. i am interested in what cockatoo island looks like now. there was a mention of returning the island to a natural state for public recreation
something sydney and brisbane have done well is the public spaces that hug the waterside in the cbd
MS,
I wish that i was in a position to offer you a tour of the control room of the graving dock, and the galleries which run beneath it. It’s a piece of ’40s wonderment.
There’s a large iron door to the galleries from the control room (constant pumping and monitoring is needed, as those dock gates you mentioned aren’t entirely watertight), and it’s usually solidly padlocked.
Dockyard staff say that when they’re in the galleries, they sometimes see fleeting shadows in the corner of their eye.
Probably just an illusion.
But, padlocked nonetheless…
mcgoon said:
MS,I wish that i was in a position to offer you a tour of the control room of the graving dock, and the galleries which run beneath it. It’s a piece of ’40s wonderment.
There’s a large iron door to the galleries from the control room (constant pumping and monitoring is needed, as those dock gates you mentioned aren’t entirely watertight), and it’s usually solidly padlocked.
Dockyard staff say that when they’re in the galleries, they sometimes see fleeting shadows in the corner of their eye.
Probably just an illusion.
But, padlocked nonetheless…
i have viewed the dry dock from above and seen the doors open ground level where staff where in and out doing things
monkey skipper said:
i have viewed the dry dock from above and seen the doors open ground level where staff where in and out doing things
Isn’t it an engineering wonder?
But, as i say, there’s a subterranean network associated with it. I wish that i could show it to you.
As well as a lot more of GI. There is (or used to be) do much tucked away there. Like the SUBSMASH store, or the sail loft, or the chapel.
And GI’s museum has a 27- ft Montague -rig whaler!
I used to sail one as a teenager.
If you rig them right, and tune them just so, you can sail the damn things BACKWARDS.
As Sea Cadets, we’d delight in doing that in front of the local sailing club.
got an email back from a gov sub-contractor advisory org regarding sustainable practices tools.finally.
mcgoon said:
And GI’s museum has a 27- ft Montague -rig whaler!I used to sail one as a teenager.
If you rig them right, and tune them just so, you can sail the damn things BACKWARDS.
As Sea Cadets, we’d delight in doing that in front of the local sailing club.
the maritime museum at southbank is pretty good ( i thought)
monkey skipper said:
the maritime museum at southbank is pretty good ( i thought)
I was aboard HMAS Diamantina (the ship at Southbank) on the last day it belonged to the RAN, before the Museum took ownership.
Last time i was there (some years ago) i asked where they’d got the 4-inch guns that they’d restored to Diamantina as part of her original fit.
They said they were from the RAN, from West head in Victoria.
As a Seaman Gunner, ii was part of a group taught, as an ‘extra-curricular’ activity, to man a 4-inch gun at West Head.
These were ‘hand-rammed’ guns. Even though were were using ‘dummy’ ammunition it was fierce work. We managed 10 rounds per minute. Respectable, with 15 rounds per minute being ‘excellent’.
Gave me added respect for those who worked such guns under combat stress, in the tropics.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:the maritime museum at southbank is pretty good ( i thought)
I was aboard HMAS Diamantina (the ship at Southbank) on the last day it belonged to the RAN, before the Museum took ownership.
Last time i was there (some years ago) i asked where they’d got the 4-inch guns that they’d restored to Diamantina as part of her original fit.
They said they were from the RAN, from West head in Victoria.
As a Seaman Gunner, ii was part of a group taught, as an ‘extra-curricular’ activity, to man a 4-inch gun at West Head.
These were ‘hand-rammed’ guns. Even though were were using ‘dummy’ ammunition it was fierce work. We managed 10 rounds per minute. Respectable, with 15 rounds per minute being ‘excellent’.
Gave me added respect for those who worked such guns under combat stress, in the tropics.
Nice. I am doing two things at once i.e listening to a webinar and occasionally viewing here. Interesting info. though!
Webinar.
On what, may i ask?
mcgoon said:
Webinar.On what, may i ask?
Sustainable facility management
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-18/african-giant-pouched-rats-trained-to-sniff-illegal-trophies/8039354
-from ABC News.
They call these ‘giant’ rats?
Dude, i have seen WAY bigger rats at Sydney’s Town Hall Station at 1:30 am on any night i can recall.
I’ve been challenged by bigger rats on Newcastle’s waterfront at night.
‘Giant’ rats, be buggered.
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
Webinar.On what, may i ask?
Sustainable facility management
Well, i have to confess, we’re not likely to cross paths on that one. Although i do not doubt that it’s a worthy subject – it’s more of a reflection of my intellect.
a late evenin’ coffee in progress
woman she is munch on’t toast
scribblin’ in her mag’ That’s Life
puzzlin’ put third neuron to work
‘tween us got five it is apoptosis
‘as taken its toll, we both lost lot
transition said:
a late evenin’ coffee in progress
woman she is munch on’t toast
scribblin’ in her mag’ That’s Life
puzzlin’ put third neuron to work
‘tween us got five it is apoptosis
‘as taken its toll, we both lost lot
O…K…
Welcome aboard.
and almost finished listening to the third webinar – Sustainability Branding
monkey skipper said:
and almost finished listening to the third webinar – Sustainability Branding
Ah.
Presumably, this is where the pecuniary side of sustainability rears its not-entirely-ugly head?
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
and almost finished listening to the third webinar – Sustainability Branding
Ah.
Presumably, this is where the pecuniary side of sustainability rears its not-entirely-ugly head?
the understanding of legitimate promotion of the green side of the business, the over all picture of sustainability in regards to the HR aspect and staff retention is also a sustainable practise, for example.
Plane C108 has just landed in a graveyard on a remote island. A handful of aficionados would now know which film I’m watching.
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
and almost finished listening to the third webinar – Sustainability Branding
Ah.
Presumably, this is where the pecuniary side of sustainability rears its not-entirely-ugly head?
the understanding of legitimate promotion of the green side of the business, the over all picture of sustainability in regards to the HR aspect and staff retention is also a sustainable practise, for example.
Bubblecar said:
Plane C108 has just landed in a graveyard on a remote island. A handful of aficionados would now know which film I’m watching.
… and for the rest of us?
Bubblecar said:
Plane C108 has just landed in a graveyard on a remote island. A handful of aficionados would now know which film I’m watching.
And would care.
(Nothing personal, B’car)
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Plane C108 has just landed in a graveyard on a remote island. A handful of aficionados would now know which film I’m watching.
… and for the rest of us?
laughs
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Plane C108 has just landed in a graveyard on a remote island. A handful of aficionados would now know which film I’m watching.
… and for the rest of us?
we just think it’s poltergeist
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Plane C108 has just landed in a graveyard on a remote island. A handful of aficionados would now know which film I’m watching.
… and for the rest of us?
King of the Zombies (1941). Haven’t watched it for a couple years, so it’s having another outing :)
Fine performance by Mantan Moreland as the wisecracking, scaredy-cat black servant.
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
Bubblecar said:
King of the Zombies (1941). Haven’t watched it for a couple years, so it’s having another outing :)
C-108s were a few B-17 bombers converted transport/passenger duties.
Any resemblance in the film?
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
is it a particularly gruesome way to go?
mcgoon said:
Bubblecar said:King of the Zombies (1941). Haven’t watched it for a couple years, so it’s having another outing :)
C-108s were a few B-17 bombers converted transport/passenger duties.
Any resemblance in the film?
More-or-less :)
monkey skipper said:
kii said:
monkey skipper said:
hate is a strong emotion to bestow upon another person
Why? I think it is perfect for some people.
because it is almost a compliment to invest such emotions or from my perspective to give away energy to another person you dislike or despise
Nonsense (unless you like the idea of fucking with people’s heads).
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
in herbicides popped up again few years back, trying to cook higher volumes (quicker) at higher temperatures I guess.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
is it a particularly gruesome way to go?
it’s not really a way to kill someone, except for really long term (you may as well wait for life to kill them) but it has some horrid affects on people A Ukrainian Presidential candidate suffered from it .. here’s a before and after
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
nice light nighttime reading there,
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:what a fucking awesome version of that song, love it!
Not just awesome hey? :-)))
It’s Friday evening and I’m a third of the way into my first glass. I’m a bit excited.
There’s a glaring mistake in that video.
kii said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:Not just awesome hey? :-)))
It’s Friday evening and I’m a third of the way into my first glass. I’m a bit excited.
There’s a glaring mistake in that video.
which is?
(holding tight, I might get what I’m after)
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
I have been listening to Matilda spew.
kii said:
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
I have been listening to Matilda spew.
we got tickets to the Matilda stage show that will be here in the new year, the kids will love it.. I have always enjoyed a Tim Minchin thing.
party_pants said:
kii said:
party_pants said:It’s Friday evening and I’m a third of the way into my first glass. I’m a bit excited.
There’s a glaring mistake in that video.
which is?
(holding tight, I might get what I’m after)
Come on….watch it again. It’s pretty obvious in the first minute.
Arts said:
kii said:
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
I have been listening to Matilda spew.
we got tickets to the Matilda stage show that will be here in the new year, the kids will love it.. I have always enjoyed a Tim Minchin thing.
I hope she doesn’t cough up fur balls on stage.
kii said:
Arts said:
kii said:I have been listening to Matilda spew.
we got tickets to the Matilda stage show that will be here in the new year, the kids will love it.. I have always enjoyed a Tim Minchin thing.
I hope she doesn’t cough up fur balls on stage.
I’ll let you know
kii said:
I hope she doesn’t cough up fur balls on stage.
Moral of the tale: chew the scenery by all means, but try not to eat your own fur.
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
I was thinking about when Malcolm Turnbull was Minister for the environment today.
Arts said:
kii said:
Arts said:we got tickets to the Matilda stage show that will be here in the new year, the kids will love it.. I have always enjoyed a Tim Minchin thing.
I hope she doesn’t cough up fur balls on stage.
I’ll let you know
I’d appreciate that.
Found the mistake, p_p?
Finally attending to the ride-on mowing tomorrow, which will be celebrated afterwards with a BBQ involving the smoking of various marinated lamb chops accompanied by beef sausages.
kii said:
Found the mistake, p_p?
No, I’m watching something else on Netflix right now.
Bubblecar said:
Finally attending to the ride-on mowing tomorrow, which will be celebrated afterwards with a BBQ involving the smoking of various marinated lamb chops accompanied by beef sausages.
I heard a rumour that Sarah might visit.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Finally attending to the ride-on mowing tomorrow, which will be celebrated afterwards with a BBQ involving the smoking of various marinated lamb chops accompanied by beef sausages.
I heard a rumour that Sarah might visit.
Visit where, when?
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
I was thinking about when Malcolm Turnbull was Minister for the environment today.
I think dioxin poisoning is more fun
Bubblecar said:
Finally attending to the ride-on mowing tomorrow, which will be celebrated afterwards with a BBQ involving the smoking of various marinated lamb chops accompanied by beef sausages.
Ah, so Bevis finally returned?
OIC, visit you :)
I was almost expecting to arrange further chairs for BBQ guests :)
party_pants said:
kii said:
Found the mistake, p_p?
No, I’m watching something else on Netflix right now.
The drummer – didn’t get the memo.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Finally attending to the ride-on mowing tomorrow, which will be celebrated afterwards with a BBQ involving the smoking of various marinated lamb chops accompanied by beef sausages.
Ah, so Bevis finally returned?
Yes, he’s fitted the mower with a thicker, heavy-duty belt. And tied up the flap thing to let the grass spew freely forth. Also raised the cutters so that the highest level is higher than previously.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Finally attending to the ride-on mowing tomorrow, which will be celebrated afterwards with a BBQ involving the smoking of various marinated lamb chops accompanied by beef sausages.
I heard a rumour that Sarah might visit.
Visit where, when?
here. Tomorrow. You’re safe. :)
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Finally attending to the ride-on mowing tomorrow, which will be celebrated afterwards with a BBQ involving the smoking of various marinated lamb chops accompanied by beef sausages.
Ah, so Bevis finally returned?
Yes, he’s fitted the mower with a thicker, heavy-duty belt. And tied up the flap thing to let the grass spew freely forth. Also raised the cutters so that the highest level is higher than previously.
Sounds good. I guess your real estate people take their own sweet time on things, but it get done eventually.
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
I have been reading about dioxin poisoning…
I was thinking about when Malcolm Turnbull was Minister for the environment today.
I think dioxin poisoning is more fun
He looked at the amount of dioxins that would come out of the proposed pulpmill..and decided that they would have mostly dispersed by the time they got into Commonwealth waters so he didn’t mind what Tas discharged into Bass strait..It was mostly going to affect the Tamar residents.
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:I was thinking about when Malcolm Turnbull was Minister for the environment today.
I think dioxin poisoning is more fun
He looked at the amount of dioxins that would come out of the proposed pulpmill..and decided that they would have mostly dispersed by the time they got into Commonwealth waters so he didn’t mind what Tas discharged into Bass strait..It was mostly going to affect the Tamar residents.
so… he did his research
sm I see you have 68 hours left and have some left over for ink… nice job
Back for another enthralling night of ‘what shit will hit what fan…’
Some snaps from the night of the supermoon, for those who missed them. Pleasing skies and light effects.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Back for another enthralling night of ‘what shit will hit what fan…’
What job are you working now?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Back for another enthralling night of ‘what shit will hit what fan…’
hiya stumpy… long time no see
party_pants said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Back for another enthralling night of ‘what shit will hit what fan…’
What job are you working now?
Greenwheat.
Looks like harvest might last till xmas. Although the load going through now is way too green
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Back for another enthralling night of ‘what shit will hit what fan…’
hiya stumpy… long time no see
Yeàh. Was in hospital last week.. nack on night shift now
Is that foot back to normal proportions?
Bubblecar said:
Is that foot back to normal proportions?
Still fat. Sitting about 7kg up on where i should need
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:
Is that foot back to normal proportions?
Still fat. Sitting about 7kg up on where i should need
Does it get in the way of work?
Arts said:
sm I see you have 68 hours left and have some left over for ink… nice job
I was a bit surprised when it clicked onto 71 hours..
I might have to start hunting down nitric acid.(possibly make some edinburgh etch.) there are four/maybe five people doing a workshop now.
there are a lot of positives coming out of this. I would like to thank everyone again.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Back for another enthralling night of ‘what shit will hit what fan…’
hiya stumpy… long time no see
Yeàh. Was in hospital last week.. nack on night shift now
tell the doctors they didn’t fix your typing skills
Bubblecar said:
Some snaps from the night of the supermoon, for those who missed them. Pleasing skies and light effects.
it was cloudy down here. I didn’t see it..
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
sm I see you have 68 hours left and have some left over for ink… nice job
I was a bit surprised when it clicked onto 71 hours..
I might have to start hunting down nitric acid.(possibly make some edinburgh etch.) there are four/maybe five people doing a workshop now.
there are a lot of positives coming out of this. I would like to thank everyone again.
stop thanking us and art it up… I can’t wait to see what is to come.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Some snaps from the night of the supermoon, for those who missed them. Pleasing skies and light effects.
it was cloudy down here. I didn’t see it..
I wanted it to be cloudy, for pleasing cloud effects.
Bubblecar said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:
Is that foot back to normal proportions?
Still fat. Sitting about 7kg up on where i should need
Does it get in the way of work?
Nah. Tight workboots squish it back into shape
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Some snaps from the night of the supermoon, for those who missed them. Pleasing skies and light effects.!http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i199/bubcar9/aMoonlit_zpshh0xgzyy.jpg
!http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i199/bubcar9/aMoonlitc_zpssyqvezze.jpg
!http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i199/bubcar9/aMoonlitb_zpsrgadowzl.jpg
!http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i199/bubcar9/aMoonlite_zps5vwkqsbh.jpg
it was cloudy down here. I didn’t see it..
I wanted it to be cloudy, for pleasing cloud effects.
I reckon there’s a print or two in those.. ;)
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
sm I see you have 68 hours left and have some left over for ink… nice job
I was a bit surprised when it clicked onto 71 hours..
I might have to start hunting down nitric acid.(possibly make some edinburgh etch.) there are four/maybe five people doing a workshop now.
there are a lot of positives coming out of this. I would like to thank everyone again.
Really happy to see you got there.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Still fat. Sitting about 7kg up on where i should need
Does it get in the way of work?
Nah. Tight workboots squish it back into shape
You’re certainly one for soldiering on :)
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:it was cloudy down here. I didn’t see it..
I wanted it to be cloudy, for pleasing cloud effects.
I reckon there’s a print or two in those.. ;)
we had a bit of cloud where I decided to stop studying and go out side for a snap or two… photographically they aren’t great… as a print, they might work..
Bubblecar said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:Does it get in the way of work?
Nah. Tight workboots squish it back into shape
You’re certainly one for soldiering on :)
Gotta grab the work when you can get it
Arts said:
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:I wanted it to be cloudy, for pleasing cloud effects.
I reckon there’s a print or two in those.. ;)
we had a bit of cloud where I decided to stop studying and go out side for a snap or two… photographically they aren’t great… as a print, they might work..
For me it’s more a matter of interesting reference material for my paintings, which are mostly set at night.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Still fat. Sitting about 7kg up on where i should need
Does it get in the way of work?
Nah. Tight workboots squish it back into shape
So what’s is causing of this foot problem? (sorry if it has already been mentioned, I’m not up to date)
party_pants said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:Does it get in the way of work?
Nah. Tight workboots squish it back into shape
So what’s is causing of this foot problem? (sorry if it has already been mentioned, I’m not up to date)
No idea. Just refaining fluid. Most of it sitting in my leg
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
Arts said:I reckon there’s a print or two in those.. ;)
we had a bit of cloud where I decided to stop studying and go out side for a snap or two… photographically they aren’t great… as a print, they might work..
For me it’s more a matter of interesting reference material for my paintings, which are mostly set at night.
are you familiar with Leonid Afremov I love his art… such luminescence
Arts said:
are you familiar with Leonid Afremov I love his art… such luminescence
I like some of his stuff but the bright colours are pretty much the opposite of most of my work at the moment :)
My favourite nocturne painter would probably be John Atkinson Grimshaw.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
are you familiar with Leonid Afremov I love his art… such luminescence
I like some of his stuff but the bright colours are pretty much the opposite of most of my work at the moment :)
My favourite nocturne painter would probably be John Atkinson Grimshaw.
!https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/ef/7a/3d/ef7a3d942f905ed54a41c89f54d168dc.jpg
darkness descends…
I have collected art from a few forumites… what do I have to do to get one of yours?
Arts said:
darkness descends…
I have collected art from a few forumites… what do I have to do to get one of yours?
Wait :)
My works will start being uploaded in high res on the internet starting next year some time, but I’m not selling any of them. Same with the music, when it’s available, it’ll be available for free.
I’d better get back to King of the Zombies while thinking about some kind of supper.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
darkness descends…
I have collected art from a few forumites… what do I have to do to get one of yours?
Wait :)
My works will start being uploaded in high res on the internet starting next year some time, but I’m not selling any of them. Same with the music, when it’s available, it’ll be available for free.
Ok… I’ll wait… looking forward to downloading one.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
are you familiar with Leonid Afremov I love his art… such luminescence
I like some of his stuff but the bright colours are pretty much the opposite of most of my work at the moment :)
My favourite nocturne painter would probably be John Atkinson Grimshaw.
that’s a bit gorgeous.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
are you familiar with Leonid Afremov I love his art… such luminescence
I like some of his stuff but the bright colours are pretty much the opposite of most of my work at the moment :)
My favourite nocturne painter would probably be John Atkinson Grimshaw.
!https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/ef/7a/3d/ef7a3d942f905ed54a41c89f54d168dc.jpg
that’s a bit gorgeous.
He was very fond of the woman walking home with a basket as the human wanderer in a nocturne (but also did some night fairy paintings, lovers beneath the moon etc). A Google image search of Atkinson Grimshaw is well worthwhile to get an overview of his stuff.
A character in a book I’ve been reading was murdered by another of them who fed him Amainta phalloides in a salad; the murdered man said he first noticed a problem when he had major abdominal cramps about twelve hours after eating the salad spiked with the mushrooms, and then it took him two weeks to die, during which the murderess rang him to gloat; I did some research on A. phalloides, and was surprised to learn that that’s pretty much exactly what happens if someone eats them. The principal poison, α-amanitin, damages the liver and kidneys, so death is painful and drawn out over six to sixteen days. That’s a scary mushroom.
I ‘avin’t ‘nother evenin’ coffee
watchin’t Adam Hill for while
did a little dog play with Larry
rough’n tumble with luv how
then walk’n he done pee pee
shortly’ll brush me tooth will
Good Morning.
monkey skipper said:
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i think the answer is 3
So what is the correct answer?
KJW said:
monkey skipper said:
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i think the answer is 3
So what is the correct answer?
8?
transition said:
I ‘avin’t ‘nother evenin’ coffee
watchin’t Adam Hill for while
did a little dog play with Larry
rough’n tumble with luv how
then walk’n he done pee pee
shortly’ll brush me tooth will
So sick of watching the abc repeat itself.
reverse. was a trick question the question requires people to think outside of the square and the image is the numerical pattern of a gear shift not a maths question. i had to research the question to find out if the answer was listed and that is the answer.
KJW said:
monkey skipper said:
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i think the answer is 3
So what is the correct answer?
roughbarked said:
transition said:
I ‘avin’t ‘nother evenin’ coffee
watchin’t Adam Hill for while
did a little dog play with Larry
rough’n tumble with luv how
then walk’n he done pee pee
shortly’ll brush me tooth willSo sick of watching the abc repeat itself.
my mum used to give us pages of cryptic images to solve as children. sometimes the answer was quite literal and simple but often we look for the complex answer when the answer is right in front of us.
I think of the example, of the emergency services , engineers, crash investigation teams at an truck accident scene where by the truck driver misjudged the clearance of a tunnel access under a bridge. The truck was jammed between the road surface and the underneath of the road bridge.
There was much deliberation on how this truck could be safely removed and the bridge’s structural integrity be safeguarded , hence the engineers joined the problem solving teams.
When the logic of a 4 year prevails – who simply said,“let the tyres down to get the truck unstuck!:
Out of the mouthes of babes.
monkey skipper said:
my mum used to give us pages of cryptic images to solve as children. sometimes the answer was quite literal and simple but often we look for the complex answer when the answer is right in front of us.I think of the example, of the emergency services , engineers, crash investigation teams at an truck accident scene where by the truck driver misjudged the clearance of a tunnel access under a bridge. The truck was jammed between the road surface and the underneath of the road bridge.
There was much deliberation on how this truck could be safely removed and the bridge’s structural integrity be safeguarded , hence the engineers joined the problem solving teams.
When the logic of a 4 year prevails – who simply said,“let the tyres down to get the truck unstuck!:
Out of the mouthes of babes.
The 4 yo has been watching 4×4 adventures.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
transition said:
I ‘avin’t ‘nother evenin’ coffee
watchin’t Adam Hill for while
did a little dog play with Larry
rough’n tumble with luv how
then walk’n he done pee pee
shortly’ll brush me tooth willSo sick of watching the abc repeat itself.
They do it om facebook too. Same words for intro, headline & sub-headline.
Why I would go to facebook for news when I have a TV, I don’t know.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:So sick of watching the abc repeat itself.
They do it om facebook too. Same words for intro, headline & sub-headline.Why I would go to facebook for news when I have a TV, I don’t know.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:They do it om facebook too. Same words for intro, headline & sub-headline.
Why I would go to facebook for news when I have a TV, I don’t know.
Don’t know about you but most of the time my family aren’t on the TV.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:Why I would go to facebook for news when I have a TV, I don’t know.
Don’t know about you but most of the time my family aren’t on the TV.
I prefer face to face.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Don’t know about you but most of the time my family aren’t on the TV.
I prefer face to face.
Bit difficult when some of them are 1000km away.
Same. I have family in Norway and England, New Zealand other than those who are a thousand km away.
No news is good news.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:I prefer face to face.
Bit difficult when some of them are 1000km away.Same. I have family in Norway and England, New Zealand other than those who are a thousand km away.
No news is good news.
I like to largely isolate myself from actual people and only communicate through my computer screen.
Divine Angel said:
I like to largely isolate myself from actual people and only communicate through my computer screen.
Good morning Holidayers. Apparently it was 8 degrees here earlier. I forgot to look at the thermometer when I fed the dogs at 5.30am. Then I went back to bed. But I’ve done my exercises, made Mr buffy go for a small bike ride and we’ve had breakfast. Time to get out there weeding until I can start the mower at 9.00am.
Interesting stuff in the Warrnambool court this week. In February there was a fatal crash in this area and a truckie went missing for a couple of days before being found in a shed on a farm. Apparently he was going to plead guilty to failing to render assistance (he was not responsible for the crash) and the judge said…no, you will plead not guilty and we are going to look into your mental state.
https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/33235839/judge-questions-if-man-shell-shocked-after-he-fled-fatal-crash-scene/#page1
It’s not on that link, but our local paper said the judge had some things to say about the police too.
Divine Angel said:
I like to largely isolate myself from actual people and only communicate through my computer screen.
all people have a niche to fill…:-)
waves to little miss if she is near by by mumma da there.
I don’t drink coffee anyway.
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:
‘Man jailed for 10 years for cartel trafficking more than 2,500kg of cannabis’ – ABC News“This offending was motivated by pure greed, this was a businessman trying to make profits out of the misery of others,” Mr Lehane said.
Umm…
…doesn’t that philosophy underpin quite number of profitable areas of our economy? Like, health insurance funds, for one.
Yes it does.
ON TV this morn, young entrepreneurs talking about wanting to make profits selling lollies in a school with a no sugar program.
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
I like to largely isolate myself from actual people and only communicate through my computer screen.
all people have a niche to fill…:-)
waves to little miss if she is near by by mumma da there.
She is sitting nex24t 3 to me chewing 01on -+a clean pump thing from a shower gel bottle that she pulled out of recycling. And then bashing the keyb
oar+966+/+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++10000*9+++++
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
I like to largely isolate myself from actual people and only communicate through my computer screen.
all people have a niche to fill…:-)
waves to little miss if she is near by by mumma da there.
all people have a niche to fill…:-) It’s just that with some people it’s 6 feet deep.
we will hit 39ºC for the first time this season.
Tamb said:
fixed.
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
I like to largely isolate myself from actual people and only communicate through my computer screen.
all people have a niche to fill…:-)
waves to little miss if she is near by by mumma da there.
all people have a niche to fill…:
) It’s just that with -someall people it’s 6 feet deep.
roughbarked said:
we will hit 39ºC for the first time this season.
monkey skipper said:
reverse. was a trick question the question requires people to think outside of the square and the image is the numerical pattern of a gear shift not a maths question. i had to research the question to find out if the answer was listed and that is the answer.
Well, it actually could be 6. You really need to specify that it’s not a maths question. Because 6 is a perfectly cromulent answer on two different patterns there. And it doesn’t look like my gear shift on my car at all, so I’d never have got it. It’s right outside of my experience.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
mcgoon said:
‘Man jailed for 10 years for cartel trafficking more than 2,500kg of cannabis’ – ABC News“This offending was motivated by pure greed, this was a businessman trying to make profits out of the misery of others,” Mr Lehane said.
Umm…
…doesn’t that philosophy underpin quite number of profitable areas of our economy? Like, health insurance funds, for one.
Yes it does.ON TV this morn, young entrepreneurs talking about wanting to make profits selling lollies in a school with a no sugar program.
Kidpreneurs.
I is being sneaky. I just bought Mr Mutant’s Christmas present online but instead of using the credit card I used PayPal so the place I bought it from won’t appear on the statement :)
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:fixed.
monkey skipper said:all people have a niche to fill…:-)
waves to little miss if she is near by by mumma da there.
all people have a niche to fill…:
) It’s just that with -someall people it’s 6 feet deep.
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
reverse. was a trick question the question requires people to think outside of the square and the image is the numerical pattern of a gear shift not a maths question. i had to research the question to find out if the answer was listed and that is the answer.
Well, it actually could be 6. You really need to specify that it’s not a maths question. Because 6 is a perfectly cromulent answer on two different patterns there. And it doesn’t look like my gear shift on my car at all, so I’d never have got it. It’s right outside of my experience.
It said the answer was not 6
Morning all.
buffy said:
… Apparently he was going to plead guilty to failing to render assistance (he was not responsible for the crash) and the judge said…no, you will plead not guilty and we are going to look into your mental state.https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/33235839/judge-questions-if-man-shell-shocked-after-he-fled-fatal-crash-scene/#page1
It’s not on that link, but our local paper said the judge had some things to say about the police too.
Seems extraordinarily sensible.
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
reverse. was a trick question the question requires people to think outside of the square and the image is the numerical pattern of a gear shift not a maths question. i had to research the question to find out if the answer was listed and that is the answer.
Well, it actually could be 6. You really need to specify that it’s not a maths question. Because 6 is a perfectly cromulent answer on two different patterns there. And it doesn’t look like my gear shift on my car at all, so I’d never have got it. It’s right outside of my experience.
i just cut and pasted the question as is. post research found the answer
Divine Angel said:
I is being sneaky. I just bought Mr Mutant’s Christmas present online but instead of using the credit card I used PayPal so the place I bought it from won’t appear on the statement :)
That’s a good tip.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
we will hit 39ºC for the first time this season.
Humidity with it?
approx 35%
Divine Angel said:
I is being sneaky. I just bought Mr Mutant’s Christmas present online but instead of using the credit card I used PayPal so the place I bought it from won’t appear on the statement :)
I’m off outside. Back here later.
Rule 303 said:
Morning all.
buffy said:
… Apparently he was going to plead guilty to failing to render assistance (he was not responsible for the crash) and the judge said…no, you will plead not guilty and we are going to look into your mental state.https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/33235839/judge-questions-if-man-shell-shocked-after-he-fled-fatal-crash-scene/#page1
It’s not on that link, but our local paper said the judge had some things to say about the police too.
Seems extraordinarily sensible.
From a judge yet.
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
I is being sneaky. I just bought Mr Mutant’s Christmas present online but instead of using the credit card I used PayPal so the place I bought it from won’t appear on the statement :)
We’re not doing xmas pressies this year. All the kids are grown up & it’s almost impossible to find presents to suit.
doing secret santa for the adults and buying presents for the step grand kids and my niece’s daughter
Tamb said:
We’re not doing xmas pressies this year. All the kids are grown up & it’s almost impossible to find presents to suit.
We’re doing Secret Santa for the adults, anyone who wants to get something for Little Miss is welcome to, and Mr Mutant said he was still going to get me something so I kinda thought I should reciprocate. It’s nice to have things under the tree to open Christmas morning.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
we will hit 39ºC for the first time this season.
Humidity with it?approx 35%
Anyway, someone is telling me she has a nappy situation I need to attend to.
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
I is being sneaky. I just bought Mr Mutant’s Christmas present online but instead of using the credit card I used PayPal so the place I bought it from won’t appear on the statement :)
We’re not doing xmas pressies this year. All the kids are grown up & it’s almost impossible to find presents to suit.
The rot started years ago with SiL saying she had too many relo’s to give presents to all. We now put names in a hat and buy one present.
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:We’re not doing xmas pressies this year. All the kids are grown up & it’s almost impossible to find presents to suit.
We’re doing Secret Santa for the adults, anyone who wants to get something for Little Miss is welcome to, and Mr Mutant said he was still going to get me something so I kinda thought I should reciprocate. It’s nice to have things under the tree to open Christmas morning.
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:We’re not doing xmas pressies this year. All the kids are grown up & it’s almost impossible to find presents to suit.
We’re doing Secret Santa for the adults, anyone who wants to get something for Little Miss is welcome to, and Mr Mutant said he was still going to get me something so I kinda thought I should reciprocate. It’s nice to have things under the tree to open Christmas morning.
Tamb said:
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
reverse. was a trick question the question requires people to think outside of the square and the image is the numerical pattern of a gear shift not a maths question. i had to research the question to find out if the answer was listed and that is the answer.
Well, it actually could be 6. You really need to specify that it’s not a maths question. Because 6 is a perfectly cromulent answer on two different patterns there. And it doesn’t look like my gear shift on my car at all, so I’d never have got it. It’s right outside of my experience.
It said the answer was not 6
I guess what I am saying is that without specialist experience/knowledge, that is a puzzle that is not solveable except as a number string/pattern. I’m sure there is another pattern which produces a number that is not 6, but is still not the “correct” answer. I suspect that is why I stopped bothering with puzzles in my mid teens, when I found too many of them required knowledge outside my experience. It’s much the same as my objections to IQ tests. It very much depends on what you have learned in your culture.
Divine Angel said:
We’re doing Secret Santa for the adults, anyone who wants to get something for Little Miss is welcome to, and Mr Mutant said he was still going to get me something so I kinda thought I should reciprocate. It’s nice to have things under the tree to open Christmas morning.
We tried Secret Santa with MrsRule’s family a couple of years ago. One of the aunts just ignored the price cap, and bought extra presents for her grandchildren, too. Much loathing followed…
You wouldn’t think it was possible to stuff up a Secret Santa but there it is.
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:We’re not doing xmas pressies this year. All the kids are grown up & it’s almost impossible to find presents to suit.
We’re doing Secret Santa for the adults, anyone who wants to get something for Little Miss is welcome to, and Mr Mutant said he was still going to get me something so I kinda thought I should reciprocate. It’s nice to have things under the tree to open Christmas morning.
We will be doing Boxing Day not xmas. Cricket test & Hobart race,
nice. :)
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Humidity with it?
approx 35%
Not too bad then. It’s the 90+% that makes it nasty. I worked in inland Queensland with 40+ temps but very low humidity & it wasn’t too bad if you could avoid direct sun on your skin.
It isn’t tropical here and often the humidity is below 10%, sometimes lower but there are many times when it is 100% and though the temp isusually low on such occasions, we do get 45+ @ 100% more often than any of us enjoy.
Rule 303 said:
Divine Angel said:We’re doing Secret Santa for the adults, anyone who wants to get something for Little Miss is welcome to, and Mr Mutant said he was still going to get me something so I kinda thought I should reciprocate. It’s nice to have things under the tree to open Christmas morning.
We tried Secret Santa with MrsRule’s family a couple of years ago. One of the aunts just ignored the price cap, and bought extra presents for her grandchildren, too. Much loathing followed…
You wouldn’t think it was possible to stuff up a Secret Santa but there it is.
the children are not part of the secret santa thing.
am meeting the future son-in-laws family and some of his siblings (i believe) plus our side of the immediate family together
i am guessing james packer won’t be wanting a mariah carey christmas album for christmas
monkey skipper said:
i am guessing james packer won’t be wanting a mariah carey christmas album for christmas
Never know. He could buy boxes full for Christmas frisbee matches?
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
i am guessing james packer won’t be wanting a mariah carey christmas album for christmas
Never know. He could buy boxes full for Christmas frisbee matches?
maybe,
monkey skipper said:
i am guessing james packer won’t be wanting a mariah carey christmas album for christmas
LOL
The purple carrot flowers are; purple.
roughbarked said:
The purple carrot flowers are; purple.
:)
why is the house not getting organised by magic thought and suggestion here? taps magic wand and looks for the on button.
monkey skipper said:
why is the house not getting organised by magic thought and suggestion here? taps magic wand and looks for the on button.
heh. I need a kickupthecoit button too.
Most I’ve done is take the camera out and catch some busy bees.
Morning you lot!
25.2°C and 59% RH here. Mostly cloudy, but there is some dull sun trying to poke it’s way through and causing a brighter patch on my desk. Nothing much to report. A bit of potting to do (pineapples, chillis), I must cut my hair and of course, go for a surf.
monkey skipper said:
How odd.
i am guessing james packer won’t be wanting a mariah carey christmas album for christmas
Yes. They are purple.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:How odd.
i am guessing james packer won’t be wanting a mariah carey christmas album for christmas
not really. he gave her the 15 mil diamond ring with no returns.
it is extravagant to spend 15 million dollars on a piece of jewellery hey?
monkey skipper said:
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:How odd.
i am guessing james packer won’t be wanting a mariah carey christmas album for christmas
not really. he gave her the 15 mil diamond ring with no returns.
I heard it was only 10 mill. Maybe he inflated the price for her ears.
monkey skipper said:
Oh, I see. They were a couple but now are not. Shows how much notice I take of people, doesn’t it. I know Packer is the latest in the newspaper wealth dynasty, and that Carey is a singer.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:How odd.
i am guessing james packer won’t be wanting a mariah carey christmas album for christmas
not really. he gave her the 15 mil diamond ring with no returns.
monkey skipper said:
it is extravagant to spend 15 million dollars on a piece of jewellery hey?
Nah. There’s a few 40 to 70 million dollar bits of carbon that have been bought.
monkey skipper said:
Yes. Obscene, I would call that.
it is extravagant to spend 15 million dollars on a piece of jewellery hey?
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Oh, I see. They were a couple but now are not. Shows how much notice I take of people, doesn’t it. I know Packer is the latest in the newspaper wealth dynasty, and that Carey is a singer.
Michael V said:
How odd.not really. he gave her the 15 mil diamond ring with no returns.
Well, she’s more a tits wobbler than a singer.
C…o…f…f…e…e…
>…/cut/.. in the Warrnambool court this week…/cut/…..
running away from something really horrible becoming entertainment.
the we can gloat as bringing him back with intrigue
There was a banker, a lawyer, and a doctor who had a good friend pass away. They all 3 went to his funeral and as they stood in front of the casket, the banker pulled his wallet out and dropped $100 bill into the casket.
The other two looked to him and ask him what he was doing? He replied in the old country, we drop money into the casket to show our last respects for the dearly departed. The other two looked at each other and and thought, “how nice!”
The doctor pulled out his wallet and dropped $100 bill into the casket. The lawyer reached into the casket took the 2 $100 bills, wrote a check for $300, and dropped it into the casket.
One of the weeds I allow.
right. i best skedaddle , put the music on and do what needs doing
ttfn
monkey skipper said:
right. i best skedaddle , put the music on and do what needs doingttfn
me too. Enjoy your day.
will hopefully secure our new house today…
diddly-squat said:
Good luck.will hopefully secure our new house today…
diddly-squat said:
will hopefully secure our new house today…
i hope it happens for you.. :)
diddly-squat said:
will hopefully secure our new house today…
What colour is it?
Peak Warming Man said:
diddly-squat said:will hopefully secure our new house today…
What colour is it?
red?
Won’t be long now…
roughbarked said:
One of the weeds I allow.
Poppy?
mollwollfumble said:
roughbarked said:
One of the weeds I allow.
Poppy?
Flanders poppy. I have heaps available on Nov 11 but only the wildlife apart from myself and family get to appreciate them. Hence the photos.
Curve reckons I never show photos of my garden.
FMD. They are all from my backyard, a few stbeps from my door..;)
I’m back. About 2hrs to mulch mow about half an acre of grass. Didn’t even use an entire fill of petrol in the mower.
buffy said:
I’m back. About 2hrs to mulch mow about half an acre of grass. Didn’t even use an entire fill of petrol in the mower.
Got it done before it became too hot, I see. :)
roughbarked said:
Speaking of tomatoes we’ve had about 10kg from our plants. How long do the plants last (all the lower leaves have died)? And should I be starting off new plants?
Won’t be long now…!https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5523/30956737592_d39ba98eaa_z.jpg
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Speaking of tomatoes we’ve had about 10kg from our plants. How long do the plants last (all the lower leaves have died)? And should I be starting off new plants?
Won’t be long now…!https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5523/30956737592_d39ba98eaa_z.jpg
Basically, you should aim to get a main crop and have other plans to fill the gaps.
You can keep tomatoes goiing indefinitely if you have control of the conditions.
In the open garden however, the fruiting period has a peak. After which you would be better off growing something else there.
roughbarked said:
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Speaking of tomatoes we’ve had about 10kg from our plants. How long do the plants last (all the lower leaves have died)? And should I be starting off new plants?
Won’t be long now…!https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5523/30956737592_d39ba98eaa_z.jpg
Basically, you should aim to get a main crop and have other plans to fill the gaps.
You can keep tomatoes goiing indefinitely if you have control of the conditions.
In the open garden however, the fruiting period has a peak. After which you would be better off growing something else there.
As with all backyard gardening, space time continuum means that always new things should be coming in.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
Michael V said:
Speaking of tomatoes we’ve had about 10kg from our plants. How long do the plants last (all the lower leaves have died)? And should I be starting off new plants?Basically, you should aim to get a main crop and have other plans to fill the gaps.
You can keep tomatoes goiing indefinitely if you have control of the conditions.
In the open garden however, the fruiting period has a peak. After which you would be better off growing something else there.
As with all backyard gardening, space time continuum means that always new things should be coming in.
http://tokyo3.org/forums/gardening/posts/983445/
roughbarked said:
Well, there’s no frost here, and I water and feed them. They were planted in soil with about 50% compost. That soil is about 30 cm deep. It seems there are root knot nematodes (carrots and pumpkin vines affected, so I expect the tomatoes, capsicum and chillis to be affected also). There’s various leaf spot fungi, but these are moderately controlled with bicarb soda spray. What other things should I be controlling?
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Speaking of tomatoes we’ve had about 10kg from our plants. How long do the plants last (all the lower leaves have died)? And should I be starting off new plants?
Won’t be long now…!https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5523/30956737592_d39ba98eaa_z.jpg
Basically, you should aim to get a main crop and have other plans to fill the gaps.
You can keep tomatoes goiing indefinitely if you have control of the conditions.
In the open garden however, the fruiting period has a peak. After which you would be better off growing something else there.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Well, there’s no frost here, and I water and feed them. They were planted in soil with about 50% compost. That soil is about 30 cm deep. It seems there are root knot nematodes (carrots and pumpkin vines affected, so I expect the tomatoes, capsicum and chillis to be affected also). There’s various leaf spot fungi, but these are moderately controlled with bicarb soda spray. What other things should I be controlling?
Michael V said:
Speaking of tomatoes we’ve had about 10kg from our plants. How long do the plants last (all the lower leaves have died)? And should I be starting off new plants?Basically, you should aim to get a main crop and have other plans to fill the gaps.
You can keep tomatoes goiing indefinitely if you have control of the conditions.
In the open garden however, the fruiting period has a peak. After which you would be better off growing something else there.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Well, there’s no frost here, and I water and feed them. They were planted in soil with about 50% compost. That soil is about 30 cm deep. It seems there are root knot nematodes (carrots and pumpkin vines affected, so I expect the tomatoes, capsicum and chillis to be affected also). There’s various leaf spot fungi, but these are moderately controlled with bicarb soda spray. What other things should I be controlling?
Michael V said:
Speaking of tomatoes we’ve had about 10kg from our plants. How long do the plants last (all the lower leaves have died)? And should I be starting off new plants?Basically, you should aim to get a main crop and have other plans to fill the gaps.
You can keep tomatoes goiing indefinitely if you have control of the conditions.
In the open garden however, the fruiting period has a peak. After which you would be better off growing something else there.
I have every known pest under the sun and many of the beneficials are also pests.. there exists however, a balance.
At least, I never have to feed my beehives.
warmin’ up it’s
‘n’ bit of wind
back from’t tip
‘ave chit chat
this’n that I did
if the globe went paperless tomorrow and the cloud storage of our future crashes because google crashes globally. then what happens?
About to fill the ride-on mower with petroleum, sit on it, start it, drive it out of the shed and do the mowing.
But first I’ll put the BBQ chops in a marinade.
monkey skipper said:
if the globe went paperless tomorrow and the cloud storage of our future crashes because google crashes globally. then what happens?
then you wait until google fixes everything
fixed
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
if the globe went paperless tomorrow and the cloud storage of our future crashes because google crashes globally. then what happens?
then you wait until google fixes everything
fixed
Google probably has a backup plan, which would consist of more servers at another location providing cloud access
Bubblecar said:
About to fill the ride-on mower with petroleum, sit on it, start it, drive it out of the shed and do the mowing.But first I’ll put the BBQ chops in a marinade.
The bathroom , the hallway and dining area has been mopped. A load of washing is washing. The couple dishes are soaking and will be washed very soon. The drainer will be emptied in readiness for the bench tops to be cleaned over properly. Some minor rearranging in the bedrooms and vacuuming still on the agenda. Outside work may take place tomorrow or sooner is possible.
>>About to fill the ride-on mower with petroleum
paces up and down
monkey skipper said:
if the globe went paperless tomorrow and the cloud storage of our future crashes because google crashes globally. then what happens?
You’d have to hope you could find people who still knew how things worked.
CrazyNeutrino said:
monkey skipper said:
if the globe went paperless tomorrow and the cloud storage of our future crashes because google crashes globally. then what happens?
then you wait until google fixes everything
fixed
I remember when a major cable went down through an excavation incident in south east queensland businesses were affected for more than one day. The 3 G network was still operating not helpful for the retailers that year and close to xmas iirc.
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
if the globe went paperless tomorrow and the cloud storage of our future crashes because google crashes globally. then what happens?
You’d have to hope you could find people who still knew how things worked.
analog is a reliable back up usually non-electricity reliant
Oh, and as I’ve mentioned here before, I’ve seen a possible future. We lost phones (all phones, landline and mobile), eftpos, internet and banking for a week or so before Christmas a couple of years ago. The kids had to talk to each other. The businesses in town gave locals credit. Those with old cheque books got them out to pay their bills. I can only say that in some ways I think it was lucky this happened regionally and not in a city.
September 15 2016 Global outage hits Gmail users
I think google search has experienced a few problems over the years
CrazyNeutrino said:
September 15 2016 Global outage hits Gmail users
I think google search has experienced a few problems over the years
link
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/global-outage-hits-gmail-users-20160914-grgksu.html
Monkey, there have been some research papers on our experience, if you are interested:
http://telsoc.org/ajtde/2014-12-v2-n4/a72
https://accan.org.au/grants/completed-grants/623-warrnambool-exchange-fire-consumer-impact-analysis
there are web sites that offer information about outages
http://downdetector.com/status/google
http://downdetector.com/about-us/
major things that cause outages
fire
bushfires can wipe out kilometers of cables
undersea cables can get damaged by sharks, other ships
sometime technicians can get things wrong and switch off the whole network by human error
lots of other reasons
CrazyNeutrino said:
major things that cause outagesfire
bushfires can wipe out kilometers of cables
undersea cables can get damaged by sharks, other ships
sometime technicians can get things wrong and switch off the whole network by human error
lots of other reasons
yeah a substation went down in Armidale. The blackout extended to the coast from tweed all the way down to newcastle in the south once
monkey skipper said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
major things that cause outagesfire
bushfires can wipe out kilometers of cables
undersea cables can get damaged by sharks, other ships
sometime technicians can get things wrong and switch off the whole network by human error
lots of other reasons
yeah a substation went down in Armidale. The blackout extended to the coast from tweed all the way down to newcastle in the south once
At my son’s swimming lessons, the same loud-AF mothers are sitting near us. AGIMW they are having the exact same conversation as last week. Cannot help but hear it.
“Dormammu, I’ve come to bargain.”
We have a new sink, and a concrete garage floor. Really excited about the concrete floor.
party_pants said:
We have a new sink, and a concrete garage floor. Really excited about the concrete floor.
That is a house turning into a home there pp! :)
Needs some oil stains.
Wait, you can do that later…
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
We have a new sink, and a concrete garage floor. Really excited about the concrete floor.That is a house turning into a home there pp! :)
that’s sort of the general plan, yeah :)
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
We have a new sink, and a concrete garage floor. Really excited about the concrete floor.That is a house turning into a home there pp! :)
that’s sort of the general plan, yeah :)
I am happy for you.
>Really excited about the concrete floor.
Good.
Although personally I don’t remember ever being excited about a concrete floor.
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
We have a new sink, and a concrete garage floor. Really excited about the concrete floor.
That is a house turning into a home there pp! :)
that’s sort of the general plan, yeah :)
I am happy for you.
Thanks.
It does all seem to be going together rather nicely.
Still haven’t started the mowing because I forgot the brine for the marinade needs to cool before immersing the meat.
But it won’t be long now.
Bubblecar said:
>Really excited about the concrete floor.Good.
Although personally I don’t remember ever being excited about a concrete floor.
it’s my concrete floor.
It went up very quickly too. The gods must be smiling on you.
Installing Witcher 3 on the Xbox. I was not that keen on the compulsory connectivity of the new devices but if you want to upgrade to newer games with better games you have no option, they are all web connected.
But moreover as I have discovered it is not possible to just buy a game and have run it stand alone, this one which is typical requires 40gig of downloads and patches jail to start and it seems to me all new games require that. So just watching the gigs count down at 16 Mb/s.
Bubblecar said:
Still haven’t started the mowing because I forgot the brine for the marinade needs to cool before immersing the meat.But it won’t be long now.
Bet the grass is cut up about that.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
>Really excited about the concrete floor.Good.
Although personally I don’t remember ever being excited about a concrete floor.
it’s my concrete floor.
Fair enough.
Read newer games with better graphics and they are pretty damn good. Individual nail holes in Fallout 4. Watching GoodGame looks like the next big thing while VR is still sorting itself out is 4G optimised graphics on a 4G enabled TV.
AwesomeO said:
Read newer games with better graphics and they are pretty damn good. Individual nail holes in Fallout 4. Watching GoodGame looks like the next big thing while VR is still sorting itself out is 4G optimised graphics on a 4G enabled TV.
They need to slow down and wait for Australian internet to catch up with the 21st century.
AwesomeO said:
Installing Witcher 3 on the Xbox. I was not that keen on the compulsory connectivity of the new devices but if you want to upgrade to newer games with better games you have no option, they are all web connected.But moreover as I have discovered it is not possible to just buy a game and have run it stand alone, this one which is typical requires 40gig of downloads and patches jail to start and it seems to me all new games require that. So just watching the gigs count down at 16 Mb/s.
I hope it is worth the wait.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
Installing Witcher 3 on the Xbox. I was not that keen on the compulsory connectivity of the new devices but if you want to upgrade to newer games with better games you have no option, they are all web connected.But moreover as I have discovered it is not possible to just buy a game and have run it stand alone, this one which is typical requires 40gig of downloads and patches jail to start and it seems to me all new games require that. So just watching the gigs count down at 16 Mb/s.
I hope it is worth the wait.
It has very good reviews, a rare Good Game top score and it is a massive game, hundreds of hours so I am sure I will get value…especially as I did the tightarse pre loved game purchase from EB. After my experience of Thief I am never playing full price for a first edition game.
40 gig of updates and patches tend to validate that postition.
Paying
And jail = just
AwesomeO said:
And jail = just
Freudian slip?
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
And jail = just
Freudian slip?
No autocorrect and clumsy fingers.
party_pants said:
I was excited about my garage concrete floor, and the carport concrete floor. Less so the verandah concrete floor (it developed cracks because it went off too fast).
Bubblecar said:
>Really excited about the concrete floor.Good.
Although personally I don’t remember ever being excited about a concrete floor.
it’s my concrete floor.
The garage and carport are nearly finished. The verandah roof panels arrive on Monday, apparently.
Watching Man of Steel. Mr buffy recorded it the other day. It’s going on a bit. But I guess the kiddies wanted to play with their CGI and stuff.
>Still haven’t started the mowing..”
any trouble rip fuel tank out pour fuel over mower and drop a match. Tell ‘em it caught fire
listening to some clapton slower tracks, maybe nap later.
Actually, the best version was the TV one, Lois and Clark:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106057/
Michael V said:
party_pants said:I was excited about my garage concrete floor, and the carport concrete floor. Less so the verandah concrete floor (it developed cracks because it went off too fast).
Bubblecar said:
>Really excited about the concrete floor.Good.
Although personally I don’t remember ever being excited about a concrete floor.
it’s my concrete floor.
The garage and carport are nearly finished. The verandah roof panels arrive on Monday, apparently.
This sounds like a major project Mr V, and I am yet to see you post a single progress photo…
Big discontinuity in that movie. World gets all smashed up. After next ad break…world all back together again, including skyscrapers rebuilt. Pfft.
I think I’ve made an error of judgement.
Washing on the line, clouds gather, remove washing, clouds dissipate.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-19/dead-fox-find-raises-biosecurity-concerns/8039942
Dead fox find raises Tasmanian biosecurity concerns
By Rhiana Whitson
Posted 53 minutes ago
Fox carcass found by member of the public, northern Tasmania.
Photo: The fox carcass was found by a member of the public, in northern Tasmania. (Dept of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment)
Map: TAS
A dead fox from Victoria found in Tasmania has raised concerns about the state’s biosecurity.
The male fox carcass was found on the side of Frankford Highway on October 30.
Authorities have determined it came from Victoria.
A Tasmanian man is being questioned.
Tasmanian independent MP Ivan Dean questioned how the fox was able to get into the state.
“What it says is that our border security is not good,” he said.
He said the biosecurity program should be reviewed and bolstered.
“It demonstrates that clearly our security is not as good as it ought to be if people can do this,” he said.
A $50-million fox eradication program ran from 2006 until it was scrapped in 2014 two years early, with the Government asserting “a range of physical items have been collected since 1998” proving foxes were on the loose.
In a statement, Primary Industries Minister Jeremy Rockliff said the Government had strengthened Tasmania’s biosecurity by investing an additional $6.9 million in frontline biosecurity and essential infrastructure.
party_pants said:
That’s because I haven’t. I don’t know why I haven’t. Laziness, I suppose.
Michael V said:
party_pants said:I was excited about my garage concrete floor, and the carport concrete floor. Less so the verandah concrete floor (it developed cracks because it went off too fast).it’s my concrete floor.
The garage and carport are nearly finished. The verandah roof panels arrive on Monday, apparently.
This sounds like a major project Mr V, and I am yet to see you post a single progress photo…
Tamb said:
Yep. You should’ve left the clothes on the line – to ensure rain happens…
I think I’ve made an error of judgement.
Washing on the line, clouds gather, remove washing, clouds dissipate.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Yep. You should’ve left the clothes on the line – to ensure rain happens…
I think I’ve made an error of judgement.
Washing on the line, clouds gather, remove washing, clouds dissipate.
My next big project is pulling down the big barn and replacing it with a big garage. It is not space efficient. It has a concert floor but that will get refurbished plus the support trunk holes have to be filled anyway. That’s a winter job so the car is not baking whilst it is done, I am down Melbourne on the 29th to start the paperwork to access the NSW superannuation to pay for it. After it is built I should have some spare to put a nice car into it and still got Defence preserved benefit a few years off.
AwesomeO said:
My next big project is pulling down the big barn and replacing it with a big garage. It is not space efficient. It has a concert floor but that will get refurbished plus the support trunk holes have to be filled anyway. That’s a winter job so the car is not baking whilst it is done, I am down Melbourne on the 29th to start the paperwork to access the NSW superannuation to pay for it. After it is built I should have some spare to put a nice car into it and still got Defence preserved benefit a few years off.
A new Ferrari?
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Yep. You should’ve left the clothes on the line – to ensure rain happens…
I think I’ve made an error of judgement.
Washing on the line, clouds gather, remove washing, clouds dissipate.
It wouldn’t have worked. Murphy’s Law is recursive.
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
My next big project is pulling down the big barn and replacing it with a big garage. It is not space efficient. It has a concert floor but that will get refurbished plus the support trunk holes have to be filled anyway. That’s a winter job so the car is not baking whilst it is done, I am down Melbourne on the 29th to start the paperwork to access the NSW superannuation to pay for it. After it is built I should have some spare to put a nice car into it and still got Defence preserved benefit a few years off.
A new Ferrari?
I read that as NSW civil service superannuation, not NSW politicians’ super.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
My next big project is pulling down the big barn and replacing it with a big garage. It is not space efficient. It has a concert floor but that will get refurbished plus the support trunk holes have to be filled anyway. That’s a winter job so the car is not baking whilst it is done, I am down Melbourne on the 29th to start the paperwork to access the NSW superannuation to pay for it. After it is built I should have some spare to put a nice car into it and still got Defence preserved benefit a few years off.
A new Ferrari?
I read that as NSW civil service superannuation, not NSW politicians’ super.
:))
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
My next big project is pulling down the big barn and replacing it with a big garage. It is not space efficient. It has a concert floor but that will get refurbished plus the support trunk holes have to be filled anyway. That’s a winter job so the car is not baking whilst it is done, I am down Melbourne on the 29th to start the paperwork to access the NSW superannuation to pay for it. After it is built I should have some spare to put a nice car into it and still got Defence preserved benefit a few years off.
A new Ferrari?
Not that nice. I am liking a second hand XK jag, or a late Alfa Brera as a pretty thing, the last V8 five series bummer, Audi TT, spoilt for choice, more research when the time is closer.
*wanders off * to do some more things. Progress is being made. Two rooms sorted , the main common areas done. Now … one bedroom to go.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
My next big project is pulling down the big barn and replacing it with a big garage. It is not space efficient. It has a concert floor but that will get refurbished plus the support trunk holes have to be filled anyway. That’s a winter job so the car is not baking whilst it is done, I am down Melbourne on the 29th to start the paperwork to access the NSW superannuation to pay for it. After it is built I should have some spare to put a nice car into it and still got Defence preserved benefit a few years off.
A new Ferrari?
I read that as NSW civil service superannuation, not NSW politicians’ super.
That’s right, I worked in NSW health for a little while.
monkey skipper said:
*wanders off * to do some more things. Progress is being made. Two rooms sorted , the main common areas done. Now … one bedroom to go.
I’m just having lunch, waiting for the washing machine to finish. Then I’m off shopping for a couple of birthday presents, and maybe even a quick stop at Bunnings to get some sandpaper.
Everyone except me is napping at Chateau Mutant.
Divine Angel said:
Everyone except me is napping at Chateau Mutant.
Well, someone has to be on guard duty for Velociraptors.
Darn tootin’.
And at this very moment, several of my classmates are gathering at a pub to celebrate our 20 years out of high school.
party_pants said:
Divine Angel said:
Everyone except me is napping at Chateau Mutant.
Well, someone has to be on guard duty for Velociraptors.
or alien abductions
I’m going to sally forth
.. she’s expecting me.
Tamb said:
Heh!
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Yep. You should’ve left the clothes on the line – to ensure rain happens…
I think I’ve made an error of judgement.
Washing on the line, clouds gather, remove washing, clouds dissipate.
I also, stupidly, cleaned the leaves out of the tank strainers. Prolly no rain for a month now :(
AwesomeO said:
:)
My next big project is pulling down the big barn and replacing it with a big garage. It is not space efficient. It has a concert floor but that will get refurbished plus the support trunk holes have to be filled anyway. That’s a winter job so the car is not baking whilst it is done, I am down Melbourne on the 29th to start the paperwork to access the NSW superannuation to pay for it. After it is built I should have some spare to put a nice car into it and still got Defence preserved benefit a few years off.
party_pants said:
Hahahahahahahahaha!
Divine Angel said:
Everyone except me is napping at Chateau Mutant.
Well, someone has to be on guard duty for Velociraptors.
just reading about the origins of murphy’s law, and things related, it’s half interesting
I remember this from reading about it years back (it’s toward bottom of wiki page)..
…“The next citations are not found until 1955, when the May–June issue of Aviation Mechanics Bulletin included the line “Murphy’s law: If an aircraft part can be installed incorrectly, someone will install it that way,”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murphy%27s_law
Well I got about 70% of the mowing done, I’ll finish it tomorrow.
party_pants said:
Lucky you.
I’m going to sally forth.. she’s expecting me.
:)
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/17/us/midland-texas-mammoth-oil-discovery/index.html
Geologists say a new survey shows an oilfield in west Texas dwarfs others found so far in the United States, according to the US Geological Survey.The Midland Basin of the Wolfcamp Shale area in the Permian Basin is now estimated to have 20 billion barrels of oil and 1.6 billion barrels of natural gas, according to a new assessment by the USGS.
dv said:
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/17/us/midland-texas-mammoth-oil-discovery/index.html Geologists say a new survey shows an oilfield in west Texas dwarfs others found so far in the United States, according to the US Geological Survey.The Midland Basin of the Wolfcamp Shale area in the Permian Basin is now estimated to have 20 billion barrels of oil and 1.6 billion barrels of natural gas, according to a new assessment by the USGS.
Should we count that as good or bad?
Bubblecar said:
Well I got about 70% of the mowing done, I’ll finish it tomorrow.
Mower seemed a bit feeble for the first half an hour, until I realised the throttle was turned right down.
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/17/us/midland-texas-mammoth-oil-discovery/index.html Geologists say a new survey shows an oilfield in west Texas dwarfs others found so far in the United States, according to the US Geological Survey.The Midland Basin of the Wolfcamp Shale area in the Permian Basin is now estimated to have 20 billion barrels of oil and 1.6 billion barrels of natural gas, according to a new assessment by the USGS.
Should we count that as good or bad?
Good. The less influence the Middle East has on international politics the better.
AwesomeO said:
Good. The less influence the Middle East has on international politics the better.
Yeah but more reserves of fossil fuel will mean less pressure to turn to cleaner energy.
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
Good. The less influence the Middle East has on international politics the better.
Yeah but more reserves of fossil fuel will mean less pressure to turn to cleaner energy.
The world is getting there as technologies mature. It’s a complicated thing, America uses the most but is rapidly cleaning up, the third world remains a large polluter and China doesn’t give a shit but how are you going to change the behaviours? Individually we seek the better economic alternative for ourselves, which all adds up. It is only the rich countries whose members can opt to spend more for power and not all of them do that. Most people’s needs are more pressing and closer at hand.
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/17/us/midland-texas-mammoth-oil-discovery/index.html Geologists say a new survey shows an oilfield in west Texas dwarfs others found so far in the United States, according to the US Geological Survey.The Midland Basin of the Wolfcamp Shale area in the Permian Basin is now estimated to have 20 billion barrels of oil and 1.6 billion barrels of natural gas, according to a new assessment by the USGS.
Should we count that as good or bad?
Good. The less influence the Middle East has on international politics the better.
Hello from Casterton. Let’s see how effective this 2 bars on the 4G network is….
Hmm, not to bad at the moment.
buffy said:
Hello from Casterton. Let’s see how effective this 2 bars on the 4G network is….
roger that buffy… :)
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:Hello from Casterton. Let’s see how effective this 2 bars on the 4G network is….
roger that buffy… :)
well, you know….
5/5 here, it’s telstra on viagra
I’m about to make a tasty salad to accompany the chops and bangers which are waiting to be smoked. Think I’ll smoke them in ironbark today instead of apple.
Seems to be working. Last time I was here I had to resort to my residual dialup. It will be interesting later tonight to see how it goes. Just in case, I’ve added another 10 hours to my block hours – although eftel have so far neglected to actually send me the invoice so I can pay for it. I’ll just keep it going for the moment, in case I need it. And it is also where my original email address sits, so for nostalgia’s sake I might just pay the $15 a year for 10 hours to keep that. It’s going to stop altogether at some stage though.
I’ve just picked asparagus and put them into a vase to revive them. I prefer to pick in the early morning, but if I left them longer there would be more gone to fern by tomorrow. I also found a handful of shelling peas and a handful of snap peas remaining. So they can go into my risotto tonight too. Forgot to bring an onion with me…I’ll go and see if the sprouting onions have survived the flood.
buffy said:
Hello from Casterton. Let’s see how effective this 2 bars on the 4G network is….
can you not go into the modem settings and tell it just to connect to 3G? i can do that with mine. Not NBN but a wireless modem none-the-less.
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:Hello from Casterton. Let’s see how effective this 2 bars on the 4G network is….
can you not go into the modem settings and tell it just to connect to 3G? i can do that with mine. Not NBN but a wireless modem none-the-less.
I don’t know. This is one of those dongle thingies. And in Hamilton I think I need the 4G anyway. Its OK at the moment. I just checked…it’s flipping between 2 and 3 bars.
hamilton has 3G coverage. it would be unusual to just have 4G as some phones can’t use it, older models.
https://www.telstra.com.au/coverage-networks/our-coverage
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/17/us/midland-texas-mammoth-oil-discovery/index.html Geologists say a new survey shows an oilfield in west Texas dwarfs others found so far in the United States, according to the US Geological Survey.The Midland Basin of the Wolfcamp Shale area in the Permian Basin is now estimated to have 20 billion barrels of oil and 1.6 billion barrels of natural gas, according to a new assessment by the USGS.
Should we count that as good or bad?
Probably
I just told the dog that she has to have a bath tomorrow. She got up and moved away. I think they understand these things … some how.
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:Hello from Casterton. Let’s see how effective this 2 bars on the 4G network is….
can you not go into the modem settings and tell it just to connect to 3G? i can do that with mine. Not NBN but a wireless modem none-the-less.
I don’t know. This is one of those dongle thingies. And in Hamilton I think I need the 4G anyway. Its OK at the moment. I just checked…it’s flipping between 2 and 3 bars.
How many dBm?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-19/fire-retardant-foam-engulfs-californian-airport-hangar/8039872
“Sea of firefighting foam spews from Californian airport hangar, engulfs everything in its path”
I wonder if this foam is damaging cars etc as the foam spills out onto vehicles and the like.
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:can you not go into the modem settings and tell it just to connect to 3G? i can do that with mine. Not NBN but a wireless modem none-the-less.
I don’t know. This is one of those dongle thingies. And in Hamilton I think I need the 4G anyway. Its OK at the moment. I just checked…it’s flipping between 2 and 3 bars.
How many dBm?
getting ~106 dBm atm, not good.
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:I don’t know. This is one of those dongle thingies. And in Hamilton I think I need the 4G anyway. Its OK at the moment. I just checked…it’s flipping between 2 and 3 bars.
How many dBm?
getting ~106 dBm atm, not good.
I had -101 at the redoubt yesterday, that’s about as good as it gets and that’s with a thumping big aerial.
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:How many dBm?
getting ~106 dBm atm, not good.
I had -101 at the redoubt yesterday, that’s about as good as it gets and that’s with a thumping big aerial.
on a good day, not many people using the network, i’ll get low 70s.
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:
How many dBm?
getting ~106 dBm atm, not good.
Do you mean -106dBm? 106dBm is about 40MW into 50Ω.
monkey skipper said:
I wonder if this foam is damaging cars etc as the foam spills out onto vehicles and the like.
No, not if it’s Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) which it almost certainly is. Hose it off as soon as you can, no problems. AFAICR, it’s not acidic, it’s a little base/alkaline, sort of soapy.
Basically, a free car wash.
btm said:
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:
How many dBm?
getting ~106 dBm atm, not good.
Do you mean -106dBm? 106dBm is about 40MW into 50Ω.
yeah, minus.
BBQ verdict: damn good, lots of smoked flesh left over.
Just wish I had a butler to do all the to-ing-&-fro-ing with the trays.
2016 is the year the music died
Arts said:
2016 is the year the music died
Is Vanilla Ice dead?
Witty Rejoinder said:
Arts said:
2016 is the year the music died
Is Vanilla Ice dead?
what has that got to do with music?
I’m back. Well, between stirring my risotto, anyway.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Arts said:
2016 is the year the music died
Is Vanilla Ice dead?
Going to need a lay-me-down shortly.
Hrumph. According to the Telstra dongle/wingle thingy there are 4 bars. And Tokyo3 is timing out. But on dialup, I can get Tokyo3. Annoying.
Bubblecar said:
Going to need a lay-me-down shortly.
I was just thinking of pouring myself a drink, or opening one. But I should get the washing in off the line first, chance of rain tomorrow morning.
spread spectrum
−111 dBm – Thermal noise floor for commercial GPS single channel signal bandwidth (2 MHz)
−127.5 dBm – Typical received signal power from a GPS satellite
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBm
Anyone want a bowl of Lots of Veggies and a Little Bit of Leftover Roast Pork Risotto? It’s yum. But I seem to be quite incapable of making small quantities.
Bubblecar said:
Going to need a lay-me-down shortly.
Just got back from a walk with the dog and she is passed out on the floor recovering now. laughs
dv said:
A labor intensive maintenance schedule to look ridiculous. Having said that is this shopped because if you imagine him without the hair he has one very odd shaped head.
This ‘Spider-Man’ movie is shite. That is all.
Witty Rejoinder said:
This ‘Spider-Man’ movie is shite. That is all.
We watched Man of Steel this afternoon. Waaaay too long. I prefer the TV Lois and Clark, or the 1980’s (?) movies of Superman.
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
This ‘Spider-Man’ movie is shite. That is all.
We watched Man of Steel this afternoon. Waaaay too long. I prefer the TV Lois and Clark, or the 1980’s (?) movies of Superman.
I thought it rather contrived trying to make out the S on the suit as some sort of alien symbol. They should have been able to do better than that, acknowledge the s as super in the 40s. After all the original story was that his earth mother made his suit from his swaddling cloth.
Witty Rejoinder said:
This ‘Spider-Man’ movie is shite. That is all.
Which one is it? I thought the 2012 one was crap (as was its sequel), but critics seemed to disagree with me.
btm said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
This ‘Spider-Man’ movie is shite. That is all.
Which one is it? I thought the 2012 one was crap (as was its sequel), but critics seemed to disagree with me.
Yeah the 2012 one.
so we bid on the house at auction today but ended up getting passed in…
so we then presented the owners with an alternative offer via a private treaty and they are taking the night to consider it..
I really am not a fan of auctions, we came today ready to sign but I don’t like how they can now take time to decide..
:/
Witty Rejoinder said:
btm said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
This ‘Spider-Man’ movie is shite. That is all.
Which one is it? I thought the 2012 one was crap (as was its sequel), but critics seemed to disagree with me.
Yeah the 2012 one.
I never bothered with the Amazing Spider-Man movies… frankly I was not a huge fan of the Spiderman trilogy either.
Here’s hoping Homecoming is good.
dv said:
I never bothered with the Amazing Spider-Man movies… frankly I was not a huge fan of the Spiderman trilogy either.
Here’s hoping Homecoming is good.
I felt the same way about the trilogy. I found the portrayal of Peter Parker/Spider-Man to be very one-dimensional.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:I never bothered with the Amazing Spider-Man movies… frankly I was not a huge fan of the Spiderman trilogy either.
Here’s hoping Homecoming is good.
I felt the same way about the trilogy. I found the portrayal of Peter Parker/Spider-Man to be very one-dimensional.
Never been keen on the whole Spiderman concept myself, as a form of superpower.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:I never bothered with the Amazing Spider-Man movies… frankly I was not a huge fan of the Spiderman trilogy either.
Here’s hoping Homecoming is good.
I felt the same way about the trilogy. I found the portrayal of Peter Parker/Spider-Man to be very one-dimensional.
I didn’t like it much, and the Peter Parker actor didn’t impress me much.
AwesomeO said:
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
This ‘Spider-Man’ movie is shite. That is all.
We watched Man of Steel this afternoon. Waaaay too long. I prefer the TV Lois and Clark, or the 1980’s (?) movies of Superman.
I thought it rather contrived trying to make out the S on the suit as some sort of alien symbol. They should have been able to do better than that, acknowledge the s as super in the 40s. After all the original story was that his earth mother made his suit from his swaddling cloth.
Well the idea that it was the symbol for the house of El started with the 1978 film. I think it is a pleasant enough idea.
And overall I enjoyed Man of Steel. The visuals on Krypton were great and I loved that metal display tech. Also thought Costner’s performance was great and I haven’t liked anything else he did, ever.
There wasn’t much humour but.
diddly-squat said:
so we bid on the house at auction today but ended up getting passed in…
so we then presented the owners with an alternative offer via a private treaty and they are taking the night to consider it..
I really am not a fan of auctions, we came today ready to sign but I don’t like how they can now take time to decide..
:/
Nothing you can do but wait until the morning now. It will be the sellers who lose sleep tonight. I’m sure they were just as ready to sell as you were to buy. Expectations can be a bummer.
I can hear a storm. The radar shows that rain is approaching from the west, but today’s BOM forecast states 0% chance of rain.
So … major studio films about talking animals in 2016. Non-human animals, smart-arse.
Finding Dory
Zootopia
The Jungle Book
The Secret Life of Pets
Kung Fu Panda 3
Ice Age Collision Course
Angry Birds
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the shadows
Storks
Pete’s Dragon
Through the Looking Glass (arguably)
Sing (coming soon)
Not even counting Trolls (are trolls animals?)
Witty Rejoinder said:
This ‘Spider-Man’ movie is shite. That is all.
“Expelianus!!!! That’s a rather shitty spell!” – Harry Potter.
Woodie said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
This ‘Spider-Man’ movie is shite. That is all.
“Expelianus!!!! That’s a rather shitty spell!” – Harry Potter.
I came across Cry Freedom on NTV so watching that.
The kids liked spiderman… but they have only seen the one with Tobey Maguire… I don’t think they have seen the others.
Arts said:
The kids liked spiderman… but they have only seen the one with Tobey Maguire… I don’t think they have seen the others.
Their expectations may be altered in the future if they do … perhaps.
I had my neighbour visit this afternoon. She was saying that a young German fellow she knew had married an Asian. I hate them she said. Who? Germans or Asians? Asians she said.
Let me get this straight. You’re a Polish woman, who has lived in Australia for 30 years, who hasn’t become a citizen,that votes Green and hates Asians. What can I do she says? Not hate Asians I said..
Had a lovely evening with Sarah and Tim..
Sarah is very bumpy. :)
Well …. fresh bed linen is on the bed. The aromatherapy burner has a flickering candlelight and the christmas lights have been turned on inside. I have done a little more Santa shopping today…and the young people’s stash of goodies is growing favourably from Santa’s helper.
sarahs mum said:
I had my neighbour visit this afternoon. She was saying that a young German fellow she knew had married an Asian. I hate them she said. Who? Germans or Asians? Asians she said.Let me get this straight. You’re a Polish woman, who has lived in Australia for 30 years, who hasn’t become a citizen,that votes Green and hates Asians. What can I do she says? Not hate Asians I said..
Had a lovely evening with Sarah and Tim..
Sarah is very bumpy. :)
are you sure she didn’t say agents?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHtDJ7GnjQY
sarahs mum said:
I had my neighbour visit this afternoon. She was saying that a young German fellow she knew had married an Asian. I hate them she said. Who? Germans or Asians? Asians she said.Let me get this straight. You’re a Polish woman, who has lived in Australia for 30 years, who hasn’t become a citizen,that votes Green and hates Asians. What can I do she says? Not hate Asians I said..
Had a lovely evening with Sarah and Tim..
Sarah is very bumpy. :)
Seems odd to dislike a whole bunch of people that you have never met. Good news about that beautiful grand baby on the way…more dancing in the future no doubt..:-)
sarahs mum said:
I had my neighbour visit this afternoon. She was saying that a young German fellow she knew had married an Asian. I hate them she said. Who? Germans or Asians? Asians she said.Let me get this straight. You’re a Polish woman, who has lived in Australia for 30 years, who hasn’t become a citizen,that votes Green and hates Asians. What can I do she says? Not hate Asians I said..
seems odd.
I still haven’t done the floors. I did the basketball run, the food run, the petrol run and went to the gym… but the floors are still dirty. Since I am at the zoo tomorrow they won’t get done then either… looks like a monday job
Arts said:
I still haven’t done the floors. I did the basketball run, the food run, the petrol run and went to the gym… but the floors are still dirty. Since I am at the zoo tomorrow they won’t get done then either… looks like a monday job
Sounds like you need a robot floor cleaner.
Arts said:
I still haven’t done the floors. I did the basketball run, the food run, the petrol run and went to the gym… but the floors are still dirty. Since I am at the zoo tomorrow they won’t get done then either… looks like a monday job
You were doing many other things… by the seems of things to me.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
I still haven’t done the floors. I did the basketball run, the food run, the petrol run and went to the gym… but the floors are still dirty. Since I am at the zoo tomorrow they won’t get done then either… looks like a monday job
Sounds like you need a robot floor cleaner.
or just a floor cleaner…
I have been slack with them… they get a quick going over with the enjo thingo every day, but they really do need a good vacuum and mop… but who has the time or energy?
Not me that’s for sure..
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:
I still haven’t done the floors. I did the basketball run, the food run, the petrol run and went to the gym… but the floors are still dirty. Since I am at the zoo tomorrow they won’t get done then either… looks like a monday job
Sounds like you need a robot floor cleaner.
or just a floor cleaner…
Hey, don’t beat yourself up over it. They will get cleaned when they get cleaned.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
I had my neighbour visit this afternoon. She was saying that a young German fellow she knew had married an Asian. I hate them she said. Who? Germans or Asians? Asians she said.Let me get this straight. You’re a Polish woman, who has lived in Australia for 30 years, who hasn’t become a citizen,that votes Green and hates Asians. What can I do she says? Not hate Asians I said..
Had a lovely evening with Sarah and Tim..
Sarah is very bumpy. :)Seems odd to dislike a whole bunch of people that you have never met. Good news about that beautiful grand baby on the way…more dancing in the future no doubt..:-)
She doesn’t like a lot of people.
We saw a Sudanese man a few weeks ago at the shop. Isn’t he beautiful she said. And then she said,’ But I wouldn’t touch him.’
I did introduce to someone lately as the most racist person I knew. She seemed okay with that.
Arts said:
I have been slack with them… they get a quick going over with the enjo thingo every day, but they really do need a good vacuum and mop… but who has the time or energy?Not me that’s for sure..
Train the monster dog.
the least they could have done was get matching hats
Arts said:
I still haven’t done the floors. I did the basketball run, the food run, the petrol run and went to the gym… but the floors are still dirty. Since I am at the zoo tomorrow they won’t get done then either… looks like a monday job
The Hygiene Hypothesis is our friend.
Today I’m enjoying modern cars. First because I worked out how to make Mrs. Rule’s car park itself, which was extremely cool, and second because the young tradie who got his car sideways just a few ks up the road from me, was able to climb out of the wreckage uninjured after if rolled and punched into a tree at high speed. Back when I started road rescue, he would have been dead.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:Sounds like you need a robot floor cleaner.
or just a floor cleaner…
Hey, don’t beat yourself up over it. They will get cleaned when they get cleaned.
I fail as a perfect housewife and mother… so be it
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
I had my neighbour visit this afternoon. She was saying that a young German fellow she knew had married an Asian. I hate them she said. Who? Germans or Asians? Asians she said.Let me get this straight. You’re a Polish woman, who has lived in Australia for 30 years, who hasn’t become a citizen,that votes Green and hates Asians. What can I do she says? Not hate Asians I said..
Had a lovely evening with Sarah and Tim..
Sarah is very bumpy. :)Seems odd to dislike a whole bunch of people that you have never met. Good news about that beautiful grand baby on the way…more dancing in the future no doubt..:-)
I did introduce to someone lately as the most racist person I knew. She seemed okay with that.
I should not laugh at the retelling of this introduction but…it is a bit funny her reaction.
Arts said:
the least they could have done was get matching hats
Your niece?
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
I still haven’t done the floors. I did the basketball run, the food run, the petrol run and went to the gym… but the floors are still dirty. Since I am at the zoo tomorrow they won’t get done then either… looks like a monday job
The Hygiene Hypothesis is our friend.
Today I’m enjoying modern cars. First because I worked out how to make Mrs. Rule’s car park itself, which was extremely cool, and second because the young tradie who got his car sideways just a few ks up the road from me, was able to climb out of the wreckage uninjured after if rolled and punched into a tree at high speed. Back when I started road rescue, he would have been dead.
wait.. a self parking car!
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:or just a floor cleaner…
Hey, don’t beat yourself up over it. They will get cleaned when they get cleaned.
I fail as a perfect housewife and mother… so be it
My housework standards are “satisfactory” rather than “perfect”. Everybody else seems cool with that.
i’m not adverse to most things.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:Hey, don’t beat yourself up over it. They will get cleaned when they get cleaned.
I fail as a perfect housewife and mother… so be it
My housework standards are “satisfactory” rather than “perfect”. Everybody else seems cool with that.
I like neat and clean and being the only one here it is easy to maintain.
Arts said:
wait.. a self parking car!
Yep. Parallel or perpendicular, left side or right. Once engaged, the system searches for a park as you drive along, then takes control of the steering while the driver follows directions (forward / backward) and works the pedals. It’s a bit freaky….
monkey skipper said:
Arts said:
the least they could have done was get matching hats!http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/0be40a1b-c42a-4fa3-95ec-c69c3f0f1b95.png?impolicy=desktop
Your niece?
no.. my niece would never have let her husband do that, although he would have been happy to dress more casually. However I applaud their choice to dress how they feel comfortable. There’s too much pomp and fussiness over weddings, you should be as comfortable as you want to be.
My Wedding dress was a lovely semi formal evening dress which is now a cocktail dress (because Mr Arts tore it during the night by stopping on it when I was moving) I have worn it quite a few times since our wedding… it’s been well worth the money spent on it
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:Hey, don’t beat yourself up over it. They will get cleaned when they get cleaned.
I fail as a perfect housewife and mother… so be it
My housework standards are “satisfactory” rather than “perfect”. Everybody else seems cool with that.
we put ourselves under too much pressure.. like rule mentions.. the hygiene hypothesis rocks
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
I had my neighbour visit this afternoon. She was saying that a young German fellow she knew had married an Asian. I hate them she said. Who? Germans or Asians? Asians she said.Let me get this straight. You’re a Polish woman, who has lived in Australia for 30 years, who hasn’t become a citizen,that votes Green and hates Asians. What can I do she says? Not hate Asians I said..
Had a lovely evening with Sarah and Tim..
Sarah is very bumpy. :)are you sure she didn’t say agents?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHtDJ7GnjQY
:) she doesn’t like jews. Or arabs. Or homosexuals. French? Not really.
Russians are okay.
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
wait.. a self parking car!
Yep. Parallel or perpendicular, left side or right. Once engaged, the system searches for a park as you drive along, then takes control of the steering while the driver follows directions (forward / backward) and works the pedals. It’s a bit freaky….
that’s amazing.
Arts said:
monkey skipper said:
Arts said:
the least they could have done was get matching hats!http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/0be40a1b-c42a-4fa3-95ec-c69c3f0f1b95.png?impolicy=desktop
Your niece?
no.. my niece would never have let her husband do that, although he would have been happy to dress more casually. However I applaud their choice to dress how they feel comfortable. There’s too much pomp and fussiness over weddings, you should be as comfortable as you want to be.
My Wedding dress was a lovely semi formal evening dress which is now a cocktail dress (because Mr Arts tore it during the night by stopping on it when I was moving) I have worn it quite a few times since our wedding… it’s been well worth the money spent on it
it is red so doesn’t look like a wedding dress that has been converted … red because we already had two kids by the time we got married and who was i kidding? :)
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
wait.. a self parking car!
Yep. Parallel or perpendicular, left side or right. Once engaged, the system searches for a park as you drive along, then takes control of the steering while the driver follows directions (forward / backward) and works the pedals. It’s a bit freaky….
oh – you still have to work the pedals and gears?
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
I had my neighbour visit this afternoon. She was saying that a young German fellow she knew had married an Asian. I hate them she said. Who? Germans or Asians? Asians she said.Let me get this straight. You’re a Polish woman, who has lived in Australia for 30 years, who hasn’t become a citizen,that votes Green and hates Asians. What can I do she says? Not hate Asians I said..
Had a lovely evening with Sarah and Tim..
Sarah is very bumpy. :)are you sure she didn’t say agents?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHtDJ7GnjQY
:) she doesn’t like jews. Or arabs. Or homosexuals. French? Not really.
Russians are okay.
I don’t understand this attitude. but ok.
Arts said:
no.. my niece would never have let her husband do that, although he would have been happy to dress more casually. However I applaud their choice to dress how they feel comfortable. There’s too much pomp and fussiness over weddings, you should be as comfortable as you want to be.
I would still prefer to dress up differently to everyday casual wear to mark the occasion. Not necessarily a fancy suit, I’ve been to a couple of medieval themed weddings, which I liked.
party_pants said:
oh – you still have to work the pedals and gears?
Nope. You could have a member of your staff take care of it for you. Or you could catch a limo / take the helicopter.
party_pants said:
Arts said:no.. my niece would never have let her husband do that, although he would have been happy to dress more casually. However I applaud their choice to dress how they feel comfortable. There’s too much pomp and fussiness over weddings, you should be as comfortable as you want to be.
I would still prefer to dress up differently to everyday casual wear to mark the occasion. Not necessarily a fancy suit, I’ve been to a couple of medieval themed weddings, which I liked.
considering the money and time spent on a wedding day in comparison to the time spent looking through the photos/video post the first six months following the event, I suppose it’s cromulent to mark the occassion in your brain… but it probably shouldn’t be ‘the day I wore that hired suit that was really uncomfortable’
Rule 303 said:
party_pants said:oh – you still have to work the pedals and gears?
Nope. You could have a member of your staff take care of it for you. Or you could catch a limo / take the helicopter.
Arts said:
( Mr Arts tore it during the night by stopping on it when I was moving)
TMI
sarahs mum said:
:) she doesn’t like jews. Or arabs. Or homosexuals. French? Not really.Russians are okay.
Rather unusual to find a Pole who likes Russians.
I’ve met this woman and she tried to tell me my father might have been a Pole, since he was western Ukrainian.
Pretty sure my father would have found that a little insulting :)
sibeen said:
Arts said:( Mr Arts tore it during the night by stopping on it when I was moving)TMI
on the dance floor
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said::) she doesn’t like jews. Or arabs. Or homosexuals. French? Not really.Russians are okay.
Rather unusual to find a Pole who likes Russians.
I’ve met this woman and she tried to tell me my father might have been a Pole, since he was western Ukrainian.
Pretty sure my father would have found that a little insulting :)
If I ever meet her I’ll be sure to tell her i have an Asian wife. Just for fun.
not so smart now are you dolphins
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:are you sure she didn’t say agents?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHtDJ7GnjQY
:) she doesn’t like jews. Or arabs. Or homosexuals. French? Not really.
Russians are okay.
I don’t understand this attitude. but ok.
Neither do I.
I do find myself getting less upset about it and hence calling her out on it more and more. Perhaps she s becoming comfortable about being called out?
One consolation is that she does hate Eric Abetz lots. And Pauline Hansen. So she doesn’t vote big hate.
(She is actually very kind on the most part. Always doing things for people and force feeding them german sausage and cake
and such..)
Arts said:
not so smart now are you dolphins
http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/60c367ba-9606-43c2-804d-bfee59a51c8d.png?impolicy=desktop!
Li’l bit dark for a Saturday night.
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
not so smart now are you dolphins
http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/60c367ba-9606-43c2-804d-bfee59a51c8d.png?impolicy=desktop!Li’l bit dark for a Saturday night.
yeah arts, ltjtb.
sarahs mum said:
…force feeding them german sausage
Magistrate says no.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said::) she doesn’t like jews. Or arabs. Or homosexuals. French? Not really.Russians are okay.
Rather unusual to find a Pole who likes Russians.
I’ve met this woman and she tried to tell me my father might have been a Pole, since he was western Ukrainian.
Pretty sure my father would have found that a little insulting :)
I think Russia bought some sort of order to her life. She was a lab technician of some sort back there and a taxi driver and cleaner here.
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
not so smart now are you dolphins
http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/60c367ba-9606-43c2-804d-bfee59a51c8d.png?impolicy=desktop!Li’l bit dark for a Saturday night.
don’t judge me
Arts said:
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
not so smart now are you dolphins
http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/60c367ba-9606-43c2-804d-bfee59a51c8d.png?impolicy=desktop!Li’l bit dark for a Saturday night.
don’t judge me
OK.
Boris, pay attention.
you all have a lot in common with this person
sibeen said:
Arts said:
Rule 303 said:Li’l bit dark for a Saturday night.
don’t judge me
OK.
Boris, pay attention.
Don’t worry the judge is judging. mentally anyway.
Arts said:
you all have a lot in common with this person!http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/d2f9462b-9e47-409e-887b-1ab3fb2f99cb.png?impolicy=desktop
except for Shebs, who can’t claim the former part
You’ll find the old animosities die hard in that part of the world, hence the ongoing trouble with ethnic minorities in this or that region and border disputes.
My dad was a Greens/Labour voter and pretty much a (well-dressed) hippy towards the end of his life, but as a Ukrainian nationalist he retained a deep distrust of Russians, Poles, Germans etc.
Bubblecar said:
You’ll find the old animosities die hard in that part of the world, hence the ongoing trouble with ethnic minorities in this or that region and border disputes.My dad was a Greens/Labour voter and pretty much a (well-dressed) hippy towards the end of his life, but as a Ukrainian nationalist he retained a deep distrust of Russians, Poles, Germans etc.
….even though he spoke Russian, Polish and German as well as Ukrainian.
Bubblecar said:
You’ll find the old animosities die hard in that part of the world, hence the ongoing trouble with ethnic minorities in this or that region and border disputes.My dad was a Greens/Labour voter and pretty much a (well-dressed) hippy towards the end of his life, but as a Ukrainian nationalist he retained a deep distrust of Russians, Poles, Germans etc.
Indeed, amazing the amount of trouble a little no account county like Serbia has started.
Arts said:
Arts said:
you all have a lot in common with this person!http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/d2f9462b-9e47-409e-887b-1ab3fb2f99cb.png?impolicy=desktop
except for Shebs, who can’t claim the former part
This is true. I have kept my inner child alive all these years. It stops me becoming curmudgeonly, unlike deevs, or party pants, or Boris, or the other old farts on this forum.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said::) she doesn’t like jews. Or arabs. Or homosexuals. French? Not really.Russians are okay.
Rather unusual to find a Pole who likes Russians.
I’ve met this woman and she tried to tell me my father might have been a Pole, since he was western Ukrainian.
Pretty sure my father would have found that a little insulting :)
If I ever meet her I’ll be sure to tell her i have an Asian wife. Just for fun.
good with me. :)
I did introduce her to the car one night a long time ago.. and she did admit that he did seem very nice.
The prejudices just keep popping up occasionally and flooring me.
sibeen said:
Arts said:
Arts said:
you all have a lot in common with this person!http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/d2f9462b-9e47-409e-887b-1ab3fb2f99cb.png?impolicy=desktop
except for Shebs, who can’t claim the former part
This is true. I have kept my inner child alive all these years. It stops me becoming curmudgeonly, unlike deevs, or party pants, or Boris, or the other old farts on this forum.
I was a curmudgeonly child, so it’s all the same for me.
Arts said:
you all have a lot in common with this person
:)
I wouldn’t be surprised if that one is real..
sibeen said:
Arts said:
Arts said:
you all have a lot in common with this person!http://img.diply.com/article-images/a/d2f9462b-9e47-409e-887b-1ab3fb2f99cb.png?impolicy=desktop
except for Shebs, who can’t claim the former part
This is true. I have kept my inner child alive all these years. It stops me becoming curmudgeonly, unlike deevs, or party pants, or Boris, or the other old farts on this forum.
and we respect love adore admire enjoy accept heed you for it
Bubblecar said:
You’ll find the old animosities die hard in that part of the world, hence the ongoing trouble with ethnic minorities in this or that region and border disputes.My dad was a Greens/Labour voter and pretty much a (well-dressed) hippy towards the end of his life, but as a Ukrainian nationalist he retained a deep distrust of Russians, Poles, Germans etc.
She is opinionated about the whats been going down in the Ukraine.
i’ve never been cholmondeley. but i’m not too bad once you get to know me.
sibeen said:
This is true. I have kept my inner child alive all these years. It stops me becoming curmudgeonly, unlike deevs, or party pants, or Boris, or the other old farts on this forum.
I may fart, but I’m not old!
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
You’ll find the old animosities die hard in that part of the world, hence the ongoing trouble with ethnic minorities in this or that region and border disputes.My dad was a Greens/Labour voter and pretty much a (well-dressed) hippy towards the end of his life, but as a Ukrainian nationalist he retained a deep distrust of Russians, Poles, Germans etc.
She is opinionated about the whats been going down in the Ukraine.
Dad would have been very sad about the whole situation. When he left us things were looking really bright for Ukraine. I just wish he’d lived long enough to see them win their first Eurovision song contest, with Ruslana in 2004 :)
here’s one for you car..
http://www.wilsonsauctions.com/land-property-search-results/3138
Woodie said:
sibeen said:This is true. I have kept my inner child alive all these years. It stops me becoming curmudgeonly, unlike deevs, or party pants, or Boris, or the other old farts on this forum.
I may fart, but I’m not old!
I’m afraid sir that you are mistaken.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
You’ll find the old animosities die hard in that part of the world, hence the ongoing trouble with ethnic minorities in this or that region and border disputes.My dad was a Greens/Labour voter and pretty much a (well-dressed) hippy towards the end of his life, but as a Ukrainian nationalist he retained a deep distrust of Russians, Poles, Germans etc.
She is opinionated about the whats been going down in the Ukraine.
Dad would have been very sad about the whole situation. When he left us things were looking really bright for Ukraine. I just wish he’d lived long enough to see them win their first Eurovision song contest, with Ruslana in 2004 :)
I suspect Russia is about to take a bite out of Ukraine and consolidate what it already has. Who ya gonna call?
sibeen said:
Woodie said:
sibeen said:This is true. I have kept my inner child alive all these years. It stops me becoming curmudgeonly, unlike deevs, or party pants, or Boris, or the other old farts on this forum.
I may fart, but I’m not old!
I’m afraid sir that you are mistaken.
OK then…. I may be old, but I don’t fart!
Woodie said:
sibeen said:
Woodie said:I may fart, but I’m not old!
I’m afraid sir that you are mistaken.
OK then…. I may be old, but I don’t fart!
you aren’t thinking this through
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
You’ll find the old animosities die hard in that part of the world, hence the ongoing trouble with ethnic minorities in this or that region and border disputes.My dad was a Greens/Labour voter and pretty much a (well-dressed) hippy towards the end of his life, but as a Ukrainian nationalist he retained a deep distrust of Russians, Poles, Germans etc.
She is opinionated about the whats been going down in the Ukraine.
Dad would have been very sad about the whole situation. When he left us things were looking really bright for Ukraine. I just wish he’d lived long enough to see them win their first Eurovision song contest, with Ruslana in 2004 :)
:)
i have old farts.
sarahs mum said:
here’s one for you car..http://www.wilsonsauctions.com/land-property-search-results/3138
That’s pretty damn cheap. Trouble is there aren’t many trees on those islands, and I’m a lover of big old trees.
JudgeMental said:
i have old farts.
Kept in a bottle?
JudgeMental said:
i have old farts.
—-> Gumtree
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
here’s one for you car..http://www.wilsonsauctions.com/land-property-search-results/3138
That’s pretty damn cheap. Trouble is there aren’t many trees on those islands, and I’m a lover of big old trees.
It’s a five mile pedal to toon..but the land isn’t hilly. And it is a nice ferry ride to Oban that still has all the Victorian sea side fishing village thing going on.
It is pebble dashed. :(
Woodie said:
JudgeMental said:
i have old farts.
Kept in a bottle?
yep, i let them out at special occasions.
Hey Arts, what does the zoo do with elephants in musth?
cold feet, wet boots, I’ll go have a hot shower
leak to fix in morning a 1” poly T got a split.
btm said:
Hey Arts, what does the zoo do with elephants in musth?
we only have one male and all his enrichment is behind barriers. When he is in musth, it is generally the female keepers who work with him (since any male is seen as a ‘threat’)
Arts said:
btm said:
Hey Arts, what does the zoo do with elephants in musth?
we only have one male and all his enrichment is behind barriers. When he is in musth, it is generally the female keepers who work with him (since any male is seen as a ‘threat’)
Even a human?
Arts said:
When he is in musth, it is generally the female keepers who work with him (since any male is seen as a ‘threat’)
How would an elephant know the difference?
Oleoresin.
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
btm said:
Hey Arts, what does the zoo do with elephants in musth?
we only have one male and all his enrichment is behind barriers. When he is in musth, it is generally the female keepers who work with him (since any male is seen as a ‘threat’)
Even a human?
yeah.. it’s pheromone based.. the same thing happens with the tigers.
How to burn Frankincense as an incense.
elephants are inclusive. The females display herd mentality with their keepers too. The matriarch complies with keepers, but observations see her taking on the matriarchal role when they are not around. The younger female has been observed to challenge the matriarch, but quickly reverts when she realises the keepers are there. Not dissimilar to domestic dogs.
Adult males are solitary in the wild and only join a matriarchal ground for mating (during musth) They will challenge (and often win) against juvenile males still in the group (before they leave the natal fold).. and will challenge and fight with other wild males. The winner gets the spoils.
kii said:
How to burn Frankincense as an incense.
a former forumite sent me some different things to set alight that smell nice. Some of it was in a form I was not familiar with.
Shopping list:
charcoal pucks
Arts said:
kii said:
How to burn Frankincense as an incense.
a former forumite sent me some different things to set alight that smell nice. Some of it was in a form I was not familiar with.
I bought some resin from the middle eastern grocery shop. I need a burner thingy, which means I have to go back to the shop and see if they have one.
Gawd some of the booksellers at BN are dumbfucks :/ There are all types of policies that state DON’T DO THIS!!!!, but noooooo. take photos of the creepy dumpster/car park and post it in a closed group for BN booksellers. At least people yelled at her to report the whole thing…immediately!
“CREEPY STORY TIME. I was working in cafe tonight and my coworker asked if I could take the trash out. I said yes even though I didn’t want to (we’re attached to a dead mall and the dumpster is underneath is a super creepy tunnel). She explained that she doesn’t go down there anymore after a mall maintenance employee was watching her. One night she went down with the garbage and found the guy parked next to our dumpster waiting for her. “I’ve been telling my son all about you. Wanna go on a double date with him and me and my wife?” “
kii said:
Arts said:
kii said:
How to burn Frankincense as an incense.
a former forumite sent me some different things to set alight that smell nice. Some of it was in a form I was not familiar with.
I bought some resin from the middle eastern grocery shop. I need a burner thingy, which means I have to go back to the shop and see if they have one.
I went to a party once where they burning quarter ounce blocks of hash on those burner thingies all through the house. It was strange.
just heard a Tassie devil outside.
no mistaking that one.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Arts said:a former forumite sent me some different things to set alight that smell nice. Some of it was in a form I was not familiar with.
I bought some resin from the middle eastern grocery shop. I need a burner thingy, which means I have to go back to the shop and see if they have one.
I went to a party once where they burning quarter ounce blocks of hash on those burner thingies all through the house. It was strange.
Mmmm…hashish :P
I’m going to go read for a bit, a book…not a screen, then get ready to leave the house. I didn’t go to the estate sale yesterday…not a good day for this kii person to be out and about on her own. I feel better with the grumpy old fart next to me.
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:I bought some resin from the middle eastern grocery shop. I need a burner thingy, which means I have to go back to the shop and see if they have one.
I went to a party once where they burning quarter ounce blocks of hash on those burner thingies all through the house. It was strange.
Mmmm…hashish :P
I’m going to go read for a bit, a book…not a screen, then get ready to leave the house. I didn’t go to the estate sale yesterday…not a good day for this kii person to be out and about on her own. I feel better with the grumpy old fart next to me.
enjoy book. I understand about not wanting to go out. specially at this moment in time.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
sarahs mum said:I went to a party once where they burning quarter ounce blocks of hash on those burner thingies all through the house. It was strange.
Mmmm…hashish :P
I’m going to go read for a bit, a book…not a screen, then get ready to leave the house. I didn’t go to the estate sale yesterday…not a good day for this kii person to be out and about on her own. I feel better with the grumpy old fart next to me.
enjoy book. I understand about not wanting to go out. specially at this moment in time.
Whoa. How long has it been since hash was the winter norm?
Good morning. I’m back on the dialup. The dongle/wingle thingy again says 3 bars and then tells me Tokyo3 is not responding. Odd that it responds to dialup…
Firefox is out of date on this machine, but that shouldn’t matter, should it? And I’m running in XP, but again, it’s inconsistent for internets to work on dialup and not on wireless.
Anyway, I’m going to pull more weeds out. It’s very noisy here this morning…magpies, mudlarks, corellas, suphur crested cockatoos, lorikeets, galahs and stuff I can’t identify.
Morning!
I was woken by Jasmine barking at early morning cyclists.
Today, my mum, sister and I are shopping for #itsinthebag, a charity drive to donate a handbag filled with stuff for women in need. Primarily they want/need tampons and pads, but also toiletries and other things that we take for granted. I bought some bags from the op shop and we’re filling them today with all sorts of goodies :)
www.sharethedignity.com.au
Add chocolates. A woman in need always needs chocolate.
Morning pilgrims.
MV how long did the builders let your slab cure for?
Divine Angel said:
Today, my mum, sister and I are shopping for #itsinthebag, a charity drive to donate a handbag filled with stuff for women in need. Primarily they want/need tampons and pads, but also toiletries and other things that we take for granted. I bought some bags from the op shop and we’re filling them today with all sorts of goodies :)www.sharethedignity.com.au
Altruism is alive.
Morning.
23.5°C and 64% RH. Bit of easterly cloud coming over the sand hill – more by the minute. Otherwise clear. Some breeze. Bureau tells me I can expect 27°C and possibly a tad of rain this morning.
I’ve no idea what I’m going to achieve today, but I do expect to go to the surf at some stage.
Peak Warming Man said:
Not long. Maybe four days.
Morning pilgrims.
MV how long did the builders let your slab cure for?
Michael V said:
Peak Warming Man said:Not long. Maybe four days.
Morning pilgrims.
MV how long did the builders let your slab cure for?
Ta.
Michael V said:
Add chocolates. A woman in need always needs chocolate.
Nah, no foodstuffs allowed.
Ooh, ooh, ooh..when Mr buffy gets here, we are going for a walk to the river. A passing walker (who didn’t have buds in his ears, and heard me say Good Morning) told me there is a platypus, not shy, and where to find it. Although he said he didn’t see it this morning. But then, maybe it is waiting for the sun.
:)
Right then, I think I can clear a few more weeds before 9.00am – Mower Starting Time.
buffy said:
What on earth are you doing to the platypuses?Right then, I think I can clear a few more weeds before 9.00am – Mower Starting Time.
morning folks
buffy said:
Ooh, ooh, ooh..when Mr buffy gets here, we are going for a walk to the river. A passing walker (who didn’t have buds in his ears, and heard me say Good Morning) told me there is a platypus, not shy, and where to find it. Although he said he didn’t see it this morning. But then, maybe it is waiting for the sun.
:)
At dawn and sunset are best times for viewing platypus.
Yo Stumps, what’s going down.
Peak Warming Man said:
Yo Stumps, what’s going down.
just winding down after work..
got roped into racecar repairs yesterday arvo, so it’s been a long day
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Yo Stumps, what’s going down.
just winding down after work..
got roped into racecar repairs yesterday arvo, so it’s been a long day
You never really get a good sleep on night shift.
And you get all agro at people who insist on beeping their horn to say goodbye.
Peak Warming Man said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Yo Stumps, what’s going down.
just winding down after work..
got roped into racecar repairs yesterday arvo, so it’s been a long day
You never really get a good sleep on night shift.
And you get all agro at people who insist on beeping their horn to say goodbye.
the dialysis department have a note on their file to ring Mrs SS instead of me because apparantly I am not the most pleasant person to deal with when they call 5 times in 1 day to ask the same f’ing question…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
apparantly I am not the most pleasant person to deal with when they call 5 times in 1 day to ask the same f’ing question…
Funny that
Divine Angel said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:apparantly I am not the most pleasant person to deal with when they call 5 times in 1 day to ask the same f’ing question…
Funny that
it doesn’t help that the lady I deal with is indian and every time she calls I think it’s a telemarketer..
Sounds like a setup for a 10 minute web sitcom.
well, that’s a first. just approved dean martin to join the sssf fb page. hope he doesn’t post pissed and post crap.
well, that’s a first. just approved dean martin to join the sssf fb page. hope he doesn’t post pissed and post crap.
mouse is playing up.
JudgeMental said:
well, that’s a first. just approved dean martin to join the sssf fb page. hope he doesn’t post pissed and post crap.
you’d have to promote him to admin then…
JudgeMental said:
well, that’s a first. just approved dean martin to join the sssf fb page. hope he doesn’t post pissed and post crap.
Does Lord Lucan post over there?
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
well, that’s a first. just approved dean martin to join the sssf fb page. hope he doesn’t post pissed and post crap.
Does Lord Lucan post over there?
yes, but he uses a pseudomys, or something like that.
Divine Angel said:
Today, my mum, sister and I are shopping for #itsinthebag, a charity drive to donate a handbag filled with stuff for women in need. Primarily they want/need tampons and pads, but also toiletries and other things that we take for granted. I bought some bags from the op shop and we’re filling them today with all sorts of goodies :)www.sharethedignity.com.au
hi da, had a comversation with a lady from wesley mission or one of the church groups in this area who were collecting donations for the same reason. simple and important
monkey skipper said:
Divine Angel said:
Today, my mum, sister and I are shopping for #itsinthebag, a charity drive to donate a handbag filled with stuff for women in need. Primarily they want/need tampons and pads, but also toiletries and other things that we take for granted. I bought some bags from the op shop and we’re filling them today with all sorts of goodies :)www.sharethedignity.com.au
hi da, had a comversation with a lady from wesley mission or one of the church groups in this area who were collecting donations for the same reason. simple and important
sister did a similar thing with the little shampoos/conditioners etc that mum and dad have collected from hotels over the years.
There’s a rural group who makes up baskets for country people who have been, or had family members, rushed into hospital and might not have had the opportunity to pack items like that
Well predictably the dog ran to a space in the lawn to rub dirt all over her fur and back immediately after her bath. She then considered suggesting she should could help me do something inside whilst in this state.
They must like that dog smell or something.
JudgeMental said:
well, that’s a first. just approved dean martin to join the sssf fb page. hope he doesn’t post pissed and post crap.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDllXqN684o
DEAN MARTIN & JERRY LEWIS – 1952 – Standup Comedy
railway line checker
clackin’ down the line
coffee’t‘s done here
rolly’t is burnin’ down
ol’ he better be goin’
I got’t a pipe to repair
Excellent purchases at the estate sale.
3 old wooden boxes – 1 full of cobwebs (keeping those for as long as I can)
2 tiny porcelain birds
2 very weather loged cabin bird houses
1 wooden fish
1 very old doll w/o eyes
a set of doll’s eyes, well, only 1 eye found in a box which I think came from the eyeless doll
1 very weathered horse’s head from a toy horse thingy
kii said:
Excellent purchases at the estate sale.3 old wooden boxes – 1 full of cobwebs (keeping those for as long as I can)
2 tiny porcelain birds
2 very weather loged cabin bird houses
1 wooden fish
1 very old doll w/o eyes
a set of doll’s eyes, well, only 1 eye found in a box which I think came from the eyeless doll
1 very weathered horse’s head from a toy horse thingy
I’m intrigued by the wooden fish.
kii said:
Excellent purchases at the estate sale.3 old wooden boxes – 1 full of cobwebs (keeping those for as long as I can)
2 tiny porcelain birds
2 very weather log* cabin bird houses
1 wooden fish
1 very old doll w/o eyes
a set of doll’s eyes, well, only 1 eye found in a box which I think came from the eyeless doll
1 very weathered horse’s head from a toy horse thingy
*fixed
party_pants said:
kii said:
Excellent purchases at the estate sale.3 old wooden boxes – 1 full of cobwebs (keeping those for as long as I can)
2 tiny porcelain birds
2 very weather loged cabin bird houses
1 wooden fish
1 very old doll w/o eyes
a set of doll’s eyes, well, only 1 eye found in a box which I think came from the eyeless doll
1 very weathered horse’s head from a toy horse thingy
I’m intrigued by the wooden fish.
party_pants said:
kii said:
Excellent purchases at the estate sale.3 old wooden boxes – 1 full of cobwebs (keeping those for as long as I can)
2 tiny porcelain birds
2 very weather loged cabin bird houses
1 wooden fish
1 very old doll w/o eyes
a set of doll’s eyes, well, only 1 eye found in a box which I think came from the eyeless doll
1 very weathered horse’s head from a toy horse thingy
I’m intrigued by the wooden fish.
used as decoys in much the same way as wooden ducks are.
party_pants said:
kii said:
Excellent purchases at the estate sale.3 old wooden boxes – 1 full of cobwebs (keeping those for as long as I can)
2 tiny porcelain birds
2 very weather loged cabin bird houses
1 wooden fish
1 very old doll w/o eyes
a set of doll’s eyes, well, only 1 eye found in a box which I think came from the eyeless doll
1 very weathered horse’s head from a toy horse thingy
I’m intrigued by the wooden fish.
It’s a fish. It’s made from wood.
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:
kii said:
Excellent purchases at the estate sale.3 old wooden boxes – 1 full of cobwebs (keeping those for as long as I can)
2 tiny porcelain birds
2 very weather loged cabin bird houses
1 wooden fish
1 very old doll w/o eyes
a set of doll’s eyes, well, only 1 eye found in a box which I think came from the eyeless doll
1 very weathered horse’s head from a toy horse thingy
I’m intrigued by the wooden fish.
used as decoys in much the same way as wooden ducks are.
Yeah, no. It’s decorative. I will post photos of all this assorted crap. One day.
Whatever happened to neomyrtus?
kii said:
party_pants said:
kii said:
Excellent purchases at the estate sale.3 old wooden boxes – 1 full of cobwebs (keeping those for as long as I can)
2 tiny porcelain birds
2 very weather loged cabin bird houses
1 wooden fish
1 very old doll w/o eyes
a set of doll’s eyes, well, only 1 eye found in a box which I think came from the eyeless doll
1 very weathered horse’s head from a toy horse thingy
I’m intrigued by the wooden fish.
It’s a fish. It’s made from wood.
Are you going to keep it in a barrel?
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:I’m intrigued by the wooden fish.
used as decoys in much the same way as wooden ducks are.
Yeah, no. It’s decorative. I will post photos of all this assorted crap. One day.
Pics from yesterday’s high school reunion have been popping up on my fb feed. I don’t recognise anyone and it looks like usual lout behaviour. So sorry I missed it #sorrynotsorry
Divine Angel said:
Whatever happened to neomyrtus?
she is on FB. Neo got sick of the shit here.
Divine Angel said:
Whatever happened to neomyrtus?
She got upset about frivolity or silliness or something. I know I received a dressing down for elephants or cane toads or something.
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
Whatever happened to neomyrtus?
she is on FB. Neo got sick of the shit here.
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:Ooh, ooh, ooh..when Mr buffy gets here, we are going for a walk to the river. A passing walker (who didn’t have buds in his ears, and heard me say Good Morning) told me there is a platypus, not shy, and where to find it. Although he said he didn’t see it this morning. But then, maybe it is waiting for the sun.
:)
At dawn and sunset are best times for viewing platypus.
Yes, but I didn’t know to look when we were there earlier. We’ve wandered back and now I know the place, so I can remember to look next visit.
Tamb said:
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
Whatever happened to neomyrtus?
she is on FB. Neo got sick of the shit here.
So she went to fb????
been there a while i think. i’ve been friends for a couple of years. she posts a lot a good environmental stuff that her and her hubby are doing.
Meh, she didn’t like me anyway but she popped into my head.
I think the only time she was nice to me was when I mentioned the blighted ovum and she said I should never refer to myself that way. It’s the standard term for that type of miscarriage.
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:Ooh, ooh, ooh..when Mr buffy gets here, we are going for a walk to the river. A passing walker (who didn’t have buds in his ears, and heard me say Good Morning) told me there is a platypus, not shy, and where to find it. Although he said he didn’t see it this morning. But then, maybe it is waiting for the sun.
:)
At dawn and sunset are best times for viewing platypus.
Yes, but I didn’t know to look when we were there earlier. We’ve wandered back and now I know the place, so I can remember to look next visit.
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:Ooh, ooh, ooh..when Mr buffy gets here, we are going for a walk to the river. A passing walker (who didn’t have buds in his ears, and heard me say Good Morning) told me there is a platypus, not shy, and where to find it. Although he said he didn’t see it this morning. But then, maybe it is waiting for the sun.
:)
At dawn and sunset are best times for viewing platypus.
Yes, but I didn’t know to look when we were there earlier. We’ve wandered back and now I know the place, so I can remember to look next visit.
someone threw one at spiny norman once, i yelled…duck bill, platypus.
JudgeMental said:
someone threw one at spiny norman once, i yelled…duck bill, platypus.
golf clap
Third attempt is a success. Apparently a gate can be made from steel mesh , cable ties, 3 nails, a 5ft piece of fence paling and a metal thingamabob and to make a locking device.
JudgeMental said:
Tamb said:
JudgeMental said:she is on FB. Neo got sick of the shit here.
So she went to fb????been there a while i think. i’ve been friends for a couple of years. she posts a lot a good environmental stuff that her and her hubby are doing.
Tamb said:
JudgeMental said:
Tamb said:So she went to fb????
been there a while i think. i’ve been friends for a couple of years. she posts a lot a good environmental stuff that her and her hubby are doing.
I get a lot of environmental stuff on fb. I wonder if any of it is hers. What is her special interest?
botany i guess is her field. some of her WA travels and pics. NZ stuff.
JudgeMental said:
Tamb said:
JudgeMental said:been there a while i think. i’ve been friends for a couple of years. she posts a lot a good environmental stuff that her and her hubby are doing.
I get a lot of environmental stuff on fb. I wonder if any of it is hers. What is her special interest?botany i guess is her field. some of her WA travels and pics. NZ stuff.
Thanks. I’ll keep a look out.
Fuck it. I have to go to work tomorrow….but I get to leave when the store opens, thus avoiding the customers :D :D
monkey skipper said:
Third attempt is a success. Apparently a gate can be made from steel mesh , cable ties, 3 nails, a 5ft piece of fence paling and a metal thingamabob and to make a locking device.
You forgot to use any baling twine.
We had photos with Santa yesterday. Little Miss got all shy and wouldn’t look at Santa or the camera, and Mr Mutant had his eyes closed for 2/3 of the pics.
kii said:
Fuck it. I have to go to work tomorrow….but I get to leave when the store opens, thus avoiding the customers :D :D
Damn fine arrangement there kii. Well done. :P
monkey skipper said:
Third attempt is a success. Apparently a gate can be made from steel mesh , cable ties, 3 nails, a 5ft piece of fence paling and a metal thingamabob and to make a locking device.
works for me.
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
Third attempt is a success. Apparently a gate can be made from steel mesh , cable ties, 3 nails, a 5ft piece of fence paling and a metal thingamabob and to make a locking device.
You forgot to use any baling twine.
Was not available.
I’m going home. I’m going to unplug this CPU and take it home with me. It can go and visit its doctor. I’m a bit suspicious the reason it won’t use the dongle/wingle is something to do with out of date Firefox. It tells me to use Firefox rather than Explorer, and then wants me to update Firefox. I’ll get the man who know to assess things.
See you lot later.
Divine Angel said:
We had photos with Santa yesterday. Little Miss got all shy and wouldn’t look at Santa or the camera, and Mr Mutant had his eyes closed for 2/3 of the pics.
Hah. Good Job Mutant family.
On a totally different subject
Australia’s Rugby win against France was an only just effort.
IMO France played the better football but were let down by their goal kicking.
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
Third attempt is a success. Apparently a gate can be made from steel mesh , cable ties, 3 nails, a 5ft piece of fence paling and a metal thingamabob and to make a locking device.
You forgot to use any baling twine.
Was not available.
Check under the mower, wound around the blades. Always some there…
buffy said:
I’m going home. I’m going to unplug this CPU and take it home with me. It can go and visit its doctor. I’m a bit suspicious the reason it won’t use the dongle/wingle is something to do with out of date Firefox. It tells me to use Firefox rather than Explorer, and then wants me to update Firefox. I’ll get the man who know to assess things.
See you lot later.
safe travels
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
Third attempt is a success. Apparently a gate can be made from steel mesh , cable ties, 3 nails, a 5ft piece of fence paling and a metal thingamabob and to make a locking device.
You forgot to use any baling twine.
My chores are pretty much done now. I need to put the tools back inside and outside floors are swept out etc. Oh bother … I just remembered the car mats needs to be done…that is a small job though and can be done in the afternoon (I think)
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:You forgot to use any baling twine.
Was not available.
Check under the mower, wound around the blades. Always some there…
Last post I saw from Bubblecar was that he was going outside with a can of accelerant to try and start the rideon mower.
Peak Warming Man said:
Last post I saw from Bubblecar was that he was going outside with a can of accelerant to try and start the rideon mower.
This is what he needs
Tamb said:
On a totally different subject
Australia’s Rugby win against France was an only just effort.
IMO France played the better football but were let down by their goal kicking.
We just scraped home against Scotland too.
Big upset last night was Italy beating the Springboks.
Peak Warming Man said:
Tamb said:
On a totally different subject
Australia’s Rugby win against France was an only just effort.
IMO France played the better football but were let down by their goal kicking.
We just scraped home against Scotland too.
Big upset last night was Italy beating the Springboks.
Tamb said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Last post I saw from Bubblecar was that he was going outside with a can of accelerant to try and start the rideon mower.
This is what he needs
heroin for ICE
JudgeMental said:
Tamb said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Last post I saw from Bubblecar was that he was going outside with a can of accelerant to try and start the rideon mower.
This is what he needs
heroin for ICE
Hooly, I did not do well in that assignment! Oh well, it’s a pass ;)
Divine Angel said:
Hooly, I did not do well in that assignment! Oh well, it’s a pass ;)
which one was it?
that pipe is fixed’n dumb turn’t meter back on
did forgot once do that one year
sheep thirsty when out there couple day later
I think eventually ‘em forgive me
other news me passin’t big semi after corner
then hill’n I changin’ down gears
5th to 2nd’n ute’d near threw a rod pedal’t flat
pop’t into 3rd girl sighed she did
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
Hooly, I did not do well in that assignment! Oh well, it’s a pass ;)
which one was it?
.
Well I don’t know, I just don’t know whether to have a little lie down or not.
I had ham off the bone and tomato slices sandwiches, made with fresh baked and buttered vienna bread slices.
Washed down with a mug of strong black tea.
I don’t know, I just don’t know.
I washed the car in just under ten minutes
rather pleased with myself
Peak Warming Man said:
Well I don’t know, I just don’t know whether to have a little lie down or not.
I had ham off the bone and tomato slices sandwiches, made with fresh baked and buttered vienna bread slices.
Washed down with a mug of strong black tea.
I don’t know, I just don’t know.
i had a ham, off the bone, roll. washed down with a glass of strong white milk.
Peak Warming Man said:
Well I don’t know, I just don’t know whether to have a little lie down or not.
I had ham off the bone and tomato slices sandwiches, made with fresh baked and buttered vienna bread slices.
Washed down with a mug of strong black tea.
I don’t know, I just don’t know.
go the nap.
I’ve just made and scoffed a very nice salad sandwich. Now thinking of sitting in the garden with a glass of bubbly for a while.
Tamb said:
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
Third attempt is a success. Apparently a gate can be made from steel mesh , cable ties, 3 nails, a 5ft piece of fence paling and a metal thingamabob and to make a locking device.
You forgot to use any baling twine.
We don’t use bailing twine for gates in Oz & I’ve seen many, many bush gates.
We do around here…blue stuff. Sometimes pink stuff. Sometimes orange stuff. Useful for tying tomatoes too, when you grow them in rows and pen them in with twine. I like to be able to see the twine.
And here is today’s mystery. A short time ago I filled up the paddling pool for Hei Long as it is around 30 degrees here and the brachycephalics are snorting.
He’s a bit of a water dog:
I just had a shower. I threw the facewasher over the screen onto the floor to be put into the wash. I washed my hair, so had my eyes shut. When I looked again, someone with small muddy footprints had stolen the facewasher.
I wonder who that might be…
Very pleasant out there but a bit too breezy for reading.
So I’m back in. Didn’t do any mowing today but I’ll clear the rest of it over the course of this week.
Crazy heat tomorrow: 28.
buffy said:
And here is today’s mystery. A short time ago I filled up the paddling pool for Hei Long as it is around 30 degrees here and the brachycephalics are snorting.He’s a bit of a water dog:
I just had a shower. I threw the facewasher over the screen onto the floor to be put into the wash. I washed my hair, so had my eyes shut. When I looked again, someone with small muddy footprints had stolen the facewasher.
I wonder who that might be…
Ha, new toy.
A little bit of sanity:
John McCain: ‘I don’t give a damn – no waterboarding’ under Trump
Senior Republican who chairs armed services committee says any attempt to bring back harsh interrogation techniques would face court challenge
A leading Republican voice on national security matters says he doesn’t care what president-elect Donald Trump says, the United States will not reinstate waterboarding.
Senator John McCain of Arizona, chairman of the armed services committee, said on Saturday that any attempt to bring back harsh tortures such as waterboarding, which simulates drowning, would quickly be challenged in court.
“I don’t give a damn what the president of the United States wants to do or anybody else wants to do. We will not waterboard. We will not do it,” McCain said to applause during a panel discussion at the Halifax international security forum.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/20/john-mccain-i-dont-give-a-damn-no-waterboarding-under-trump
Tonight I’m thinking: pink eyes and chicken thighs, served with asparagus, spinach, peas and a herby mushroom gravy.
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: pink eyes and chicken thighs, served with asparagus, spinach, peas and a herby mushroom gravy.
I take it the diet is on an extended hiatus?
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: pink eyes and chicken thighs, served with asparagus, spinach, peas and a herby mushroom gravy.
I take it the diet is on an extended hiatus?
This meal won’t be excessive. The thighs are skinless and portion size will be moderate.
The pink eyes are tiny baby taters.
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: pink eyes and chicken thighs, served with asparagus, spinach, peas and a herby mushroom gravy.
still haven’t had a pink eye this season. sarah said she had had some very nice new pink eyes in her delivered boxes of veg.
Bubblecar said:
This meal won’t be excessive. The thighs are skinless and portion size will be moderate.
The pink eyes are tiny baby taters.
Goodo.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: pink eyes and chicken thighs, served with asparagus, spinach, peas and a herby mushroom gravy.
still haven’t had a pink eye this season. sarah said she had had some very nice new pink eyes in her delivered boxes of veg.
Big box of them at our IGA, mostly very small but tasty.
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: pink eyes and chicken thighs, served with asparagus, spinach, peas and a herby mushroom gravy.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: pink eyes and chicken thighs, served with asparagus, spinach, peas and a herby mushroom gravy.
still haven’t had a pink eye this season. sarah said she had had some very nice new pink eyes in her delivered boxes of veg.
Big box of them at our IGA, mostly very small but tasty.
If you got IGA and the bootleshop to deliver you could take the wheels off the bike and put it on blocks in the shed.
The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
Peak Warming Man said:
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The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
lovely pic
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
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The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
lovely pic
very arty.
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
lovely pic
very arty.
almost looks real
Peak Warming Man said:
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The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
Must take us for mugs. In all of the planet one tiny rover just happens to come across a tiny meteorite just sitting on the surface. Yeah right.
Bubblecar said:
challenge accepted
AwesomeO said:
Peak Warming Man said:
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The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
Must take us for mugs. In all of the planet one tiny rover just happens to come across a tiny meteorite just sitting on the surface. Yeah right.
Yeah, and notice how there is no impact crater, it’s like it’s been placed there.
Either they took that so called meteorite all the way to Mars in the lander or they are in a mockup site just down the road from JPL offices and are not on another planet and never have been.
Peak Warming Man said:
AwesomeO said:
Peak Warming Man said:
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The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
Must take us for mugs. In all of the planet one tiny rover just happens to come across a tiny meteorite just sitting on the surface. Yeah right.
Yeah, and notice how there is no impact crater, it’s like it’s been placed there.
Either they took that so called meteorite all the way to Mars in the lander or they are in a mockup site just down the road from JPL offices and are not on another planet and never have been.
It’s all CG
Peak Warming Man said:
!http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/imgs/2016/11/msl-rover-curiosity-finds-meteorite-mars-pia21134-br2.jpgThe dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
There’s something wrong with the pattern of lights and shadows in that picture. There are five lights reflected in that glass-textured, plastic-looking “rock” in the centre of the image, but the shadows of the surrounding rocks are hard-edged, as though illuminated by a single light source.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
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The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
lovely pic
You’re the geophysicist, what’s that white stuff?
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
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The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
lovely pic
You’re the geophysicist, what’s that white stuff?
Can’t really tell without licking it but I would assume it is quartz
btm said:
Peak Warming Man said:
!http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/imgs/2016/11/msl-rover-curiosity-finds-meteorite-mars-pia21134-br2.jpgThe dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
There’s something wrong with the pattern of lights and shadows in that picture. There are five lights reflected in that glass-textured, plastic-looking “rock” in the centre of the image, but the shadows of the surrounding rocks are hard-edged, as though illuminated by a single light source.
Yep, it’s a new world order now, the punters aren’t going to cop it anymore from the establishment, particularly Big Establishment like NASA.
Peak Warming Man said:
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The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
what’s all the white lines?
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
dv said:lovely pic
You’re the geophysicist, what’s that white stuff?
Can’t really tell without licking it but I would assume it is quartz
it’s very intrusive.
btm said:
Peak Warming Man said:
!http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/imgs/2016/11/msl-rover-curiosity-finds-meteorite-mars-pia21134-br2.jpgThe dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
There’s something wrong with the pattern of lights and shadows in that picture. There are five lights reflected in that glass-textured, plastic-looking “rock” in the centre of the image, but the shadows of the surrounding rocks are hard-edged, as though illuminated by a single light source.
maybe they aren’t reflected lights but where the laser took its readings from.
Peak Warming Man said:
AwesomeO said:
Peak Warming Man said:
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The dark, smooth-surfaced rock at the center of this Oct. 30, 2016, image from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover was examined with laser pulses and confirmed to be an iron-nickel meteorite. It is about the size of a golf ball. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS
Must take us for mugs. In all of the planet one tiny rover just happens to come across a tiny meteorite just sitting on the surface. Yeah right.
Yeah, and notice how there is no impact crater, it’s like it’s been placed there.
were you expecting a mallee fowl nest look-a-like?
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
dv said:lovely pic
You’re the geophysicist, what’s that white stuff?
Can’t really tell without licking it but I would assume it is quartz
At the very top of the image, just left of centre, there’re some pieces of the white stuff lying on top of the substrate; the texture and colour are wrong for quartz — in fact it almost looks like plaster.
JudgeMental said:
btm said:
There’s something wrong with the pattern of lights and shadows in that picture. There are five lights reflected in that glass-textured, plastic-looking “rock” in the centre of the image, but the shadows of the surrounding rocks are hard-edged, as though illuminated by a single light source.
maybe they aren’t reflected lights but where the laser took its readings from.
That’s possible, and would explain it. It would also give some information about the rock’s internal composition.
One Nation senator Rod Culleton has penned a bizarre conspiracy-theory-laden letter to the High Court in which he claims armed SWAT teams are helping the banks rob Australians of their assets, complains of a Commonwealth “reign of terror” and slams the judges he’s trying to win over as “elitist”.
The eccentric West Australian has used his official submission to the court – obtained exclusively by Fairfax Media – as an opportunity to air “all the grievances” he has with the federal government.
And there are many.
He starts by questioning the legitimacy of everything the Federal Parliament has done since 1990, claiming it has breached the constitution because it “has not been constituting itself with the Queen” and changed its name from the Parliament of the Commonwealth to the Parliament of Australia.
Meares
That had brought about a “reign of terror for which only physical violence or the threat of it, and the good common sense of SWAT Teams and Police called upon to commit proxy violence in the name of Banks, Financiers and non-compliant Courts, created by the States of Australia, on any individual or family or corporation that dared to make a political protest causing suicides family breakups, destruction of the family unit, and immense heartbreak to thousands of committed hardworking Australians”.
Senator Culleton is fighting to keep his Senate seat amid doubts about his eligibility because he had a larceny conviction – relating to the theft of a $7.50 tow truck key – at the time of the July 2 election.
http://www.theage.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/one-nation-senator-rod-culletons-bizarre-letter-to-the-elitist-high-court-20161118-gssqxe.htmlthe Laser on the head of the Spectral Hologram Assisted Radiometric Kit arm is pretty powerful. it would burn spots like that.
Well. I have officially had a nana nap and for a couple of hours today. I still feel a bit tired. I don’t usually sleep during the day but I must have needed that extra bit of body rest.
Tell you what, when I move I’m going to make sure the pooter room is on the east side of the house, out of the hot evening sun.
Bubblecar said:
Tell you what, when I move I’m going to make sure the pooter room is on the east side of the house, out of the hot evening sun.
afternoon, I meant.
monkey skipper said:
Well. I have officially had a nana nap and for a couple of hours today. I still feel a bit tired. I don’t usually sleep during the day but I must have needed that extra bit of body rest.
I hope it doesn’t upset your circadians.
JudgeMental said:
Pass
Bubblecar said:
monkey skipper said:
Well. I have officially had a nana nap and for a couple of hours today. I still feel a bit tired. I don’t usually sleep during the day but I must have needed that extra bit of body rest.
I hope it doesn’t upset your circadians.
Do your occasional lay-me-downs involve sleep or just resting?
JudgeMental said:
So much unused mirror.
Bubblecar said:
monkey skipper said:
Well. I have officially had a nana nap and for a couple of hours today. I still feel a bit tired. I don’t usually sleep during the day but I must have needed that extra bit of body rest.
I hope it doesn’t upset your circadians.
No. I don’t think it will upset the cicadas either. :-))))
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:
monkey skipper said:
Well. I have officially had a nana nap and for a couple of hours today. I still feel a bit tired. I don’t usually sleep during the day but I must have needed that extra bit of body rest.
I hope it doesn’t upset your circadians.
Do your occasional lay-me-downs involve sleep or just resting?
Sleep, but usually only for an hour.
bubblecar ,dinner here will probably be a piece of crumbed fish, rosemary wedge chips and fresh salad.
monkey skipper said:
bubblecar ,dinner here will probably be a piece of crumbed fish, rosemary wedge chips and fresh salad.
Jolly good. What species of fish?
I’m going to have some lamb chops and salad.
I’m going to try one with some feta cheese melted over it at the end.
If it’s a triumph I’ll write a book.
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
So much unused mirror.
i would expect something like that from sibeen, but you arts….
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
JudgeMental said:
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
no, it’s the one you use for your soup base..
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
no, it’s the one you use for your soup base..
that’s a lotta base…
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
no, it’s the one you use for your soup base..
that’s a lotta base…
all of your base are belong to us…
Only four teams have made more than 400 in the fourth innings to win a Test:
•418-7: West Indies v Australia, Antigua, 2003
•406-4: South Africa v Australia, Perth, 2008
•406-4: India v West Indies, Trinidad, 1976
•404-3: Australia v England, Headingley, 1948
I’m fairly confident about the first three.
Boris can confirm the last one, he was probably there.
Bubblecar said:
monkey skipper said:
bubblecar ,dinner here will probably be a piece of crumbed fish, rosemary wedge chips and fresh salad.
Jolly good. What species of fish?
Don’t know.
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
no, it’s the one you use for your soup base..
that’s a lotta base…
It’s all about the base
Well, it was too hot for me today. I think we got to around 31ish. I read some more Scientific American, and some more Pickwick Papers. I intended to snooze, but didn’t drop off.
I read a review of this:
http://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Cracking-the-Cube/Ian-Scheffler/9781501121920
I think my brother would like that. I never did Rubik’s cube myself.
We et salad and cold chook for tea. With buttered white bread. Don’t need dessert…et sweet things mid afternoon.
Classic season 4 ‘Simpsons’ on Eleven atm.
JudgeMental said:
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
I think they’re mostly Welsh Mountain x Arab, aren’t they?
Rule 303 said:
JudgeMental said:
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
I think they’re mostly Welsh Mountain x Arab, aren’t they?
The Australian Light Horse used whalers, however you spell it.
buffy said:
Well, it was too hot for me today. I think we got to around 31ish. I read some more Scientific American, and some more Pickwick Papers. I intended to snooze, but didn’t drop off.
I read a review of this:
http://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Cracking-the-Cube/Ian-Scheffler/9781501121920
I think my brother would like that. I never did Rubik’s cube myself.
We et salad and cold chook for tea. With buttered white bread. Don’t need dessert…et sweet things mid afternoon.
We had 37°C today and will expect 39°C tomorrow.
Watering watering.
dinner tonight is going to be a fridge grab. probably some of mums home made sausage rolls and pasties, spring rolls and chicken strips. And whatever salad I can throw together. Nice and easy.
It was a beautiful zoo day today.. not too hot or cold. We have lot of babies at the moment. Ghost bats, koala, black capped capuchin, ring tailed lemurs, kangaroo joeys, gibbons. All, very visible today. Good things.
Peak Warming Man said:
Rule 303 said:
JudgeMental said:
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
I think they’re mostly Welsh Mountain x Arab, aren’t they?
The Australian Light Horse used whalers, however you spell it.
Walers, from New South Wales. Stock horses with some extra Thoroughbred thrown in.
IIRC
Rule 303 said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Rule 303 said:I think they’re mostly Welsh Mountain x Arab, aren’t they?
The Australian Light Horse used whalers, however you spell it.
Walers, from New South Wales. Stock horses with some extra Thoroughbred thrown in.
Ta.
Arts said:
It was a beautiful zoo day today.. not too hot or cold. We have lot of babies at the moment. Ghost bats, koala, black capped capuchin, ring tailed lemurs, kangaroo joeys, gibbons. All, very visible today. Good things.
Go you good things.
The name comes from their early breeding origins in New South Wales; they were originally known as New South Walers.
wiki
Arts said:
It was a beautiful zoo day today.. not too hot or cold. We have lot of babies at the moment. Ghost bats, koala, black capped capuchin, ring tailed lemurs, kangaroo joeys, gibbons. All, very visible today. Good things.
Ring tailed lemurs feeding.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
It was a beautiful zoo day today.. not too hot or cold. We have lot of babies at the moment. Ghost bats, koala, black capped capuchin, ring tailed lemurs, kangaroo joeys, gibbons. All, very visible today. Good things.
Ring tailed lemurs feeding.
I’ll bring that to DA’s attention.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
It was a beautiful zoo day today.. not too hot or cold. We have lot of babies at the moment. Ghost bats, koala, black capped capuchin, ring tailed lemurs, kangaroo joeys, gibbons. All, very visible today. Good things.
Ring tailed lemurs feeding.
DA might need a warning for this pic.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
It was a beautiful zoo day today.. not too hot or cold. We have lot of babies at the moment. Ghost bats, koala, black capped capuchin, ring tailed lemurs, kangaroo joeys, gibbons. All, very visible today. Good things.
Ring tailed lemurs feeding.
I’ll bring that to DA’s attention.
It’s OK…there are 9 tails.
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
So much unused mirror.
i would expect something like that from sibeen, but you arts….
Orgies filled up the unused mirror
reflection of so many nude bodies moving
grapes rolling around nipples, over bare skin
soft moans heard in the subdued light
of exploring hands and finding dampness
you flashed yourself in the mirror another selfie.
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:Ring tailed lemurs feeding.
I’ll bring that to DA’s attention.
It’s OK…there are 9 tails.
one might be a palp…or however it is spelt.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
It was a beautiful zoo day today.. not too hot or cold. We have lot of babies at the moment. Ghost bats, koala, black capped capuchin, ring tailed lemurs, kangaroo joeys, gibbons. All, very visible today. Good things.
Ring tailed lemurs feeding.
Ha. I used that picture in one of my talks.
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:Ring tailed lemurs feeding.
I’ll bring that to DA’s attention.
It’s OK…there are 9 tails.
It’s one of those nine legged genetically modified giant lemur killer spiders caused by Monsanto spraying crops in Madagascar.
Rule 303 said:
JudgeMental said:
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
I think they’re mostly Welsh Mountain x Arab, aren’t they?
stock horses are owned by gettyimages
dv said:
Rule 303 said:
JudgeMental said:
so is a stock horse just your basic horse before you modify it?
I think they’re mostly Welsh Mountain x Arab, aren’t they?
stock horses are owned by gettyimages
don’t horn in on my jokes!!!
made some pancakes for tea. haven’t had them for ages. lemon juice and gloden syrup.
JudgeMental said:
made some pancakes for tea. haven’t had them for ages. lemon juice and gloden syrup.
In Queensland they are called pikelets.
JudgeMental said:
made some pancakes for tea. haven’t had them for ages. lemon juice and gloden syrup.
well I made chicken last night but you don’t hear me bragging. That’s not my way.
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
made some pancakes for tea. haven’t had them for ages. lemon juice and gloden syrup.
In Queensland they are called pikelets.
pikelets are scotch pancakes, small things. pancakes are the pan filler discs.
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
made some pancakes for tea. haven’t had them for ages. lemon juice and gloden syrup.
In Queensland they are called pikelets.
I have long pondered whether there is a fundamental difference between pancakes and pikelets. I think the latter tend to be smaller.
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
made some pancakes for tea. haven’t had them for ages. lemon juice and gloden syrup.
well I made chicken last night but you don’t hear me bragging. That’s not my way.
was this in the lab?
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
made some pancakes for tea. haven’t had them for ages. lemon juice and gloden syrup.
In Queensland they are called pikelets.
I remember a bloke trying to smuggle a port full of them out of Brisbane airport but the little beagle pikelet dog sat down beside him.
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
made some pancakes for tea. haven’t had them for ages. lemon juice and gloden syrup.
well I made chicken last night but you don’t hear me bragging. That’s not my way.
was this in the lab?
arguably
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
choux pastry*
monkey skipper said:
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
choux? yes.
monkey skipper said:
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
yes.
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
choux? yes.
what will happen if i don’t use eggs in the mixture?
monkey skipper said:
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
That pastry is tough as leather.
In my condition I should probably eschew pastry
anyway night night you lot. a coffee to enjoy and put my feet up to watch some tv before bedtime later on
AwesomeO said:
monkey skipper said:
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
That pastry is tough as leather.
i was going to slice some apples and put raw sugar over the top of them and lay that mixture over a choux pastry base and placed into a pie dish and bake until some good happens
hopefully. anyway night night
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
monkey skipper said:
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
That pastry is tough as leather.
i was going to slice some apples and put raw sugar over the top of them and lay that mixture over a choux pastry base and placed into a pie dish and bake until some good happens
Make a nice very short pastry cut into a rectangle,pl Apple down one side fold other side over and seal, cut a few slits and egg wash and sprinkle with sugar.
Choux pastry is a PITA to make.
Indeed I should probably shoo pastry
monkey skipper said:
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
make a rough puff pastry with that.
Divine Angel said:
Choux pastry is a PITA to make.
that’s more a bread than a pastry
Mr Mutant is making roti for dinner.
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
Choux pastry is a PITA to make.
that’s more a bread than a pastry
I was so hoping Boris was gonna make that joke.
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:
monkey skipper said:
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
That pastry is tough as leather.
i was going to slice some apples and put raw sugar over the top of them and lay that mixture over a choux pastry base and placed into a pie dish and bake until some good happens
make a crumble.
Divine Angel said:
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
Choux pastry is a PITA to make.
that’s more a bread than a pastry
I was so hoping Boris was gonna make that joke.
i pmed DV that one.
Anyway I’m only here because I have a jamberry party starting in half an hour. If you want to order some jamberry nail art, I can email you the details for ordering or you can join the facebook party.
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
AwesomeO said:That pastry is tough as leather.
i was going to slice some apples and put raw sugar over the top of them and lay that mixture over a choux pastry base and placed into a pie dish and bake until some good happens
make a crumble.
Mmmmmm, crumble. :-)
Divine Angel said:
Anyway I’m only here because I have a jamberry party starting in half an hour. If you want to order some jamberry nail art, I can email you the details for ordering or you can join the facebook party.
I’m in.
monkey skipper said:
Apple crumble, if you have rolled oats
AwesomeO said:
monkey skipper said:
bubblercar do you need eggs to make a shoe pastry dough? i have a lot of apples that need something done with them. my thought is a pie but i did not buy eggs this week. there is flour and marg in the house though.
That pastry is tough as leather.
i was going to slice some apples and put raw sugar over the top of them and lay that mixture over a choux pastry base and placed into a pie dish and bake until some good happens
You could probably stew apples with sugar and freeze to use later in pies.
Last weekend I was inside because of rain. I’ve just now set up the sprinklers for an hour all round the garden in anticipation of tomorrow’s heat…
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
It was a beautiful zoo day today.. not too hot or cold. We have lot of babies at the moment. Ghost bats, koala, black capped capuchin, ring tailed lemurs, kangaroo joeys, gibbons. All, very visible today. Good things.
Ring tailed lemurs feeding.
By the way, pancake mix does not have sugar. Pikelet mix does have sugar.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
It was a beautiful zoo day today.. not too hot or cold. We have lot of babies at the moment. Ghost bats, koala, black capped capuchin, ring tailed lemurs, kangaroo joeys, gibbons. All, very visible today. Good things.
Ring tailed lemurs feeding.
:)
Have any of you made pancake mix using ricotta? I hear it’s pretty good but I haven’t tried it myself.
Divine Angel said:
Have any of you made pancake mix using ricotta? I hear it’s pretty good but I haven’t tried it myself.
No but I do make my own ricotta.
the things you learn. a TIE fighter is a Twin Ion Engine fighter.
watching back to future 3
Divine Angel said:
Have any of you made pancake mix using ricotta? I hear it’s pretty good but I haven’t tried it myself.
Is there a reason you can’t make them with the usual ingredients and add the Ricotta later?
Rule 303 said:
Divine Angel said:
Have any of you made pancake mix using ricotta? I hear it’s pretty good but I haven’t tried it myself.
Is there a reason you can’t make them with the usual ingredients and add the Ricotta later?
I’ve seen your plating, I think you should mix ricotta in the mix to begin with.
A lot of people say there’s a fine line between genius and insanity. I don’t think there’s a fine line, I actually think there’s a yawning gulf. You see some poor bugger scuffling up the road with balloons tied to his ears, he’s not going home to invent a rocket, is he?
BB.
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
dv said:that’s more a bread than a pastry
I was so hoping Boris was gonna make that joke.
i pmed DV that one.
you totally did not.
Dobbers wear nappies.
Divine Angel said:
Dobbers wear nappies.
“Dobber has been given … clothes!”
Divine Angel said:
I’ve seen your plating, I think you should mix ricotta in the mix to begin with.
Heh.
Are nappies classed as clothes?
Divine Angel said:
Are nappies classed as clothes?
Only in Queensland.
Divine Angel said:
Are nappies classed as clothes?
only on adult websites.
So basically you’re telling me there’s a niche market for adult websites in Queensland where nappies are clothes.
popular culture reference
dv said:
IDGI
I got it. Dobber, Dobby, clothes.
sibeen said:
dv said:
IDGI
The person on the right is implying the person on the left is ancient for trying to contact him via phone calls.
transition said:
watching back to future 3
I recently saw a film called Back to the Future, from 1973 Russia. It was one of the most popular films in Russia in 1973, with over 60 million attendances, but has nothing to do with the American films of the same name(s) (it’s more like The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.)
dv said:
popular culture reference
…and it was a sock.
dv said:
The person on the right is implying the person on the left is ancient for trying to contact him via phone calls.
Err…OK…WTF is a sock hop?
Divine Angel said:
So basically you’re telling me there’s a niche market for adult websites in Queensland where nappies are clothes.
Or so I’m told…
I haven’t Googled it or anything.
dv said:
sibeen said:
dv said:
IDGI
The person on the right is implying the person on the left is ancient for trying to contact him via phone calls.
They should start calling mobile phones intermittent communication devices. It’s catchy too!
sibeen said:
dv said:The person on the right is implying the person on the left is ancient for trying to contact him via phone calls.
Err…OK…WTF is a sock hop?
sock = sock
hop = dance
dance in your socks.
save you looking it up sibeen
Sock hops were held early as 1944 by the American Junior Red Cross to raise funds during World War II. They then became a fad among American teenagers in 1948. Sock hops were commonly held at high schools and other educational institutions, often in the school gym or cafeteria. The term came about because dancers were required to remove their hard-soled shoes to protect the varnished floor of the gymnasium. The music at a sock hop was usually played from vinyl records, sometimes presented by a disc jockey. Occasionally there were also live bands. The popularity of sock hops coined the phrase Bobby soxer; which described the fans of Traditional pop music.
In later years, “hops” became strongly associated with the 1950s and early rock and roll. Danny and the Juniors sang “At the Hop” in 1957, which named many popular dances and otherwise documented what happened at a hop. In subsequent decades, with the widespread popularity of sneakers and other types of indoors-only shoes, the practice of removing shoes was dropped. The term then came to be applied more generally to any informal dance for teenagers.
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
dv said:The person on the right is implying the person on the left is ancient for trying to contact him via phone calls.
Err…OK…WTF is a sock hop?
sock = sock
hop = dance
dance in your socks.
Like Tom Cruise in Risky Business.
My cat is once again making jiggy with my leg as is his wont.
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
dv said:The person on the right is implying the person on the left is ancient for trying to contact him via phone calls.
Err…OK…WTF is a sock hop?
sock = sock
hop = dance
dance in your socks.
scratches head
But what if sock = unleavened, what then?
Witty Rejoinder said:
My cat is once again making jiggy with my leg as is his wont.
you lead a full life WR.
JudgeMental said:
save you looking it up sibeenSock hops were held early as 1944 by the American Junior Red Cross to raise funds during World War II. They then became a fad among American teenagers in 1948. Sock hops were commonly held at high schools and other educational institutions, often in the school gym or cafeteria. The term came about because dancers were required to remove their hard-soled shoes to protect the varnished floor of the gymnasium. The music at a sock hop was usually played from vinyl records, sometimes presented by a disc jockey. Occasionally there were also live bands. The popularity of sock hops coined the phrase Bobby soxer; which described the fans of Traditional pop music.
In later years, “hops” became strongly associated with the 1950s and early rock and roll. Danny and the Juniors sang “At the Hop” in 1957, which named many popular dances and otherwise documented what happened at a hop. In subsequent decades, with the widespread popularity of sneakers and other types of indoors-only shoes, the practice of removing shoes was dropped. The term then came to be applied more generally to any informal dance for teenagers.
Who the fuck is going to know that.
stomps off
Witty Rejoinder said:
My cat is once again making jiggy with my leg as is his wont.
What does “making jiggy” signify in this context?
sibeen said:
dv said:The person on the right is implying the person on the left is ancient for trying to contact him via phone calls.
Err…OK…WTF is a sock hop?
WP says
A sock hop or sox hop, often also called a record hop or just a hop, was an informal sponsored dance event for teenagers in mid-20th-century North America, featuring popular music.
Divine Angel said:
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:Err…OK…WTF is a sock hop?
sock = sock
hop = dance
dance in your socks.
Like Tom Cruise in Risky Business.
Or dobby
Just watched this silly but amusing short horror (23 mins) starring Ingrid Pitt: Green Fingers
A woman who can grow anything gets more than she bargained for when she plants her own severed finger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f0AChEOT10
Bubblecar said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
My cat is once again making jiggy with my leg as is his wont.
What does “making jiggy” signify in this context?
Rubbing his little erection on my bare leg. Damn Summer and these accursed shorts..
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
My cat is once again making jiggy with my leg as is his wont.
What does “making jiggy” signify in this context?
Rubbing his little erection on my bare leg. Damn Summer and these accursed shorts..
Yuck
Bubblecar said:
Yuck
I don’t hold it against him. It was I who encouraged him from a young age to be most affectionate with another species. Anyway he is finished now.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:Yuck
I don’t hold it against him. It was I who encouraged him from a young age to be most affectionate with another species. Anyway he is finished now.
good grief.
I was on the Semillon sauv blanc with dinner, then when I’d finished the bottle a moment ago, I poured myself a shiraz left over from last night. And had a sip and nearly threw up.
I wonder why that happens. Perfectly agreeable red, but coming after chilled white it seems momentarily nauseating. It’s very nice now but that first gobful was horrible.
JudgeMental said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:Yuck
I don’t hold it against him. It was I who encouraged him from a young age to be most affectionate with another species. Anyway he is finished now.
good grief.
Affectionate in a purring on my lap way. Nothing more.
JudgeMental said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:Yuck
I don’t hold it against him. It was I who encouraged him from a young age to be most affectionate with another species. Anyway he is finished now.
good grief.
I’m pretending Witty hasn’t posted all this stuff about his cat.
Bubblecar said:
Just watched this silly but amusing short horror (23 mins) starring Ingrid Pitt: Green FingersA woman who can grow anything gets more than she bargained for when she plants her own severed finger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f0AChEOT10
I’ve always been apalled at the term green thumb or fingers.
Mainly because people who are good at growing things have brown thumbs. That green would imply the stains from crushing and killing plant matter.
Bubblecar said:
I’m pretending Witty hasn’t posted all this stuff about his cat.
me too.
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:I’m pretending Witty hasn’t posted all this stuff about his cat.
me too.
Me three.
Rule 303 said:
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:I’m pretending Witty hasn’t posted all this stuff about his cat.
me too.
Me three.
I’m waiting for the video to be uploaded.
sibeen said:
Rule 303 said:
roughbarked said:me too.
Me three.
I’m waiting for the video to be uploaded.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
CHINESE MEGAPROJECT
It seems that China likes building big things. Take the Great Wall of China. The country has been constructing bigger (and sometimes better) things than the rest of the world for centuries.
Now, the Chinese are at it again, but this time it’s on a global scale. China wants to build a $50+ trillion power grid. For the entire world. And they want to have it in operation by 2050. Talk about ambitious.
The new vision of a world power grid, the Global Energy Interconnection (GEI), was outlined in a speech by the Chairman of the State Grid Corporation of China.
Schematic of the State Grip Corporation of China’s future plans.
A HARMONIOUS GLOBAL VILLAGE
Built on a backbone of a global ultra high voltage (UHV) grid, the project not only envisions global power connectivity, but global power generation. The grid will connect proposed wind farms in the North Pole, and solar farms built at the equator that transcend national boundaries. It’s exactly what’s needed if such renewable energy sources as wind and energy, which could potentially shoulder the vast majority of the world’s energy generation, will ever become a viable alternative.
The global grid will also curb international disputes and narrow regional gaps. Such a project might foster a larger sense of global unity among nations, since power generation and distribution would become a transnational, worldwide undertaking.
The proposed $50 trillion, when funneled to the development of newly emerging strategic industries, renewable energy, new materials and electric vehicles, will create the needed tech to address power needs in the foreseeable future.
But most importantly, the GEI project focuses on and will benefit the renewable energy sector the most. If renewable energy generation grows at an annual rate of 12.4% throughout the world, then by 2050 renewable energy should increase to 80% of total consumption, realizing the dream of abundant clean energy and completely superseding fossil fuels.
The roadmap for the GEI project has three general phases. From now to 2020, we need to promote clean energy development, domestic grid interconnection and smart grid construction in various countries. By 2030, large energy bases will be established and grids will be interconnected among countries within the various continents. By 2050, we need to accelerate the development of the aforementioned polar and the equatorial energy bases, concentrating the new energy generation technologies in those areas most favored by nature to produce the requisite output.http://futurism.com/building-big-forget-great-wall-china-wants-build-50-trillion-global-power-grid-2050/
sarahs mum said:
CHINESE MEGAPROJECTIt seems that China likes building big things. Take the Great Wall of China. The country has been constructing bigger (and sometimes better) things than the rest of the world for centuries.
…..
wookie will wet himself when he sees this.
sarahs mum said:
CHINESE MEGAPROJECT
I was listening to papers being presented on this subject over 25 years ago. The idea gets trotted out every few years.
I’m wondering if Witty has had the cat castrated and if no, why not? Does the vet know about the cat’s preferences?
kii said:
I’m wondering if Witty has had the cat castrated and if no, why not? Does the vet know about the cat’s preferences?
Yeah he’s castrated. I didn’t know it was such unusual behaviour.
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:
I’m wondering if Witty has had the cat castrated and if no, why not? Does the vet know about the cat’s preferences?
Yeah he’s castrated. I didn’t know it was such unusual behaviour.
Not sure it is unusual :/ it just seems strange. But I have a dog that wants to nip my nether regions when she’s all playful and being stoopid.
I’ve mostly had female cats.
It’s early o’clock here. I volunteered to work with the newsstand manager this morning in an attempt to get the section shipshape before Black Friday . Last year there was a promotion for magazines on Black Friday .
Male cats can be quite horrible, truth be told. They rape each other and are quite happy to eat kittens. I once returned home to find the tomcat with half a kitten hanging out of his mouth.
So yeah, if you have to keep cats, choose girls :)
Bubblecar said:
Male cats can be quite horrible, truth be told. They rape each other and are quite happy to eat kittens. I once returned home to find the tomcat with half a kitten hanging out of his mouth.So yeah, if you have to keep cats, choose girls :)
All my male cats have been lovely. More loving affectionate than the females. But they’ve all been fixed.
Bubblecar said:
Male cats can be quite horrible, truth be told. They rape each other and are quite happy to eat kittens. I once returned home to find the tomcat with half a kitten hanging out of his mouth.So yeah, if you have to keep cats, choose girls :)
I’ve had a newborn kitten killed by a tom cat, but I have been the slave to 2 male cats – Zac Attack and Ming a Ling Ding Dong. They were castrated, basically okay companions – though Ming (as per his name) did have some mental health issues (due to a head injury) and a slight mother fixation (his mother, not mine).
I should get ready for work. Four hours with my favourite things and no customers!!! Then the rocket scientist is coming over to move more rocks and build up his muscles.
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
Male cats can be quite horrible, truth be told. They rape each other and are quite happy to eat kittens. I once returned home to find the tomcat with half a kitten hanging out of his mouth.So yeah, if you have to keep cats, choose girls :)
I’ve had a newborn kitten killed by a tom cat, but I have been the slave to 2 male cats – Zac Attack and Ming a Ling Ding Dong. They were castrated, basically okay companions – though Ming (as per his name) did have some mental health issues (due to a head injury) and a slight mother fixation (his mother, not mine).
I should get ready for work. Four hours with my favourite things and no customers!!! Then the rocket scientist is coming over to move more rocks and build up his muscles.
the tom we had in england was like horse. just a bit friendlier.
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Male cats can be quite horrible, truth be told. They rape each other and are quite happy to eat kittens. I once returned home to find the tomcat with half a kitten hanging out of his mouth.So yeah, if you have to keep cats, choose girls :)
All my male cats have been lovely. More loving affectionate than the females. But they’ve all been
fixed.
broken
fixed
Posted 12 minutes ago | Updated 8 minutes ago
The Federal Government would consider expanding Australia’s refugee intake for people fleeing war zones in Syria and Iraq, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says.
>Oh so it is the new trend to change your mind?
Good morning. Heading for a top of 29 today. Missy is going to daycare so I am writing an assignment then seeing a movie with mum.
Morning all.
23.7°C and 61% RH. 4/8 clouds. Lovely puffy-changing-shape clouds billowing over the sand hill. Sun coming and going as the clouds stream by.
I spent from midday yesterday in bed with a severe pain in the belly, backache and sore hips. Then diarrhoea developed. This morning I just have the backache and sore hips and mild remnant sore belly. A very odd bug indeed.
Hope you’re better soon, MV
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:
CHINESE MEGAPROJECTI was listening to papers being presented on this subject over 25 years ago. The idea gets trotted out every few years.
I believe that Trump has plans to build a great big power wall between Mexico and USA.
Solar in desert regions + UHV transmission lines to populated regions seems like a good idea to me (if you can make the $$ stack up).
OTOH wind power from the N Pole sounds pretty silly.
Morning..
Anyone in need of snow peas, I have just been out and picked another handful that is now with the handful from yesterday and the day before etc etc
Spider Lily said:
Morning..Anyone in need of snow peas, I have just been out and picked another handful that is now with the handful from yesterday and the day before etc etc
i’ll swap you a couple of handfuls of broad beans.
;-)
Divine Angel said:
Thanks. Me too. Feeling more than a little bit second-hand, but I think I am on the mend.
Hope you’re better soon, MV
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Thanks. Me too. Feeling more than a little bit second-hand, but I think I am on the mend.
Hope you’re better soon, MV
still, a good clean out once in a while doesn’t harm.
Spider Lily said:
Lucky you! I love snow peas. We got about 20 purple beans before the plants quit. The pants are still alive, but not doing anything much.
Morning..Anyone in need of snow peas, I have just been out and picked another handful that is now with the handful from yesterday and the day before etc etc
JudgeMental said:
So they say. They also say “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger”. I feel weaker.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Thanks. Me too. Feeling more than a little bit second-hand, but I think I am on the mend.
Hope you’re better soon, MV
still, a good clean out once in a while doesn’t harm.
For PWM to comment on. How does this look?
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/gympie/tinnies-dinghies/aluminium-stesco/1127694017
Michael V said:
Spider Lily said:Lucky you! I love snow peas. We got about 20 purple beans before the plants quit. The pants are still alive, but not doing anything much.
Morning..Anyone in need of snow peas, I have just been out and picked another handful that is now with the handful from yesterday and the day before etc etc
Drought here. Nothing is growing.
Whoops, I seem to have lost a week. I thought an assignment was due today, it was due last Monday. Luckily, I have a dr certificate for being sick last week.
Tamb said:
Michael V said:
Spider Lily said:Lucky you! I love snow peas. We got about 20 purple beans before the plants quit. The pants are still alive, but not doing anything much.
Morning..Anyone in need of snow peas, I have just been out and picked another handful that is now with the handful from yesterday and the day before etc etc
Drought here. Nothing is growing.
We have a lot of weeds.
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:
Michael V said:
Lucky you! I love snow peas. We got about 20 purple beans before the plants quit. The pants are still alive, but not doing anything much.Drought here. Nothing is growing.
We have a lot of weeds.
Tamb said:
Bummer.
Michael V said:
Spider Lily said:Lucky you! I love snow peas. We got about 20 purple beans before the plants quit. The pants are still alive, but not doing anything much.
Morning..Anyone in need of snow peas, I have just been out and picked another handful that is now with the handful from yesterday and the day before etc etc
Drought here. Nothing is growing.
:(
Divine Angel said:
Us too. But I am turning them into compost.
Tamb said:
Michael V said:
Lucky you! I love snow peas. We got about 20 purple beans before the plants quit. The pants are still alive, but not doing anything much.Drought here. Nothing is growing.
We have a lot of weeds.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Bummer.
Michael V said:
Lucky you! I love snow peas. We got about 20 purple beans before the plants quit. The pants are still alive, but not doing anything much.Drought here. Nothing is growing.
:(
Tamb said:
Bloody!
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Bummer.Drought here. Nothing is growing.
:(
The mango trees haven’t even come into bud. Bummer indeed.
A new discount fruit barn has opened up locally. They have such cheap fruit! You can get a whole box of mangoes for $5, a whole watermelon for 99c, a bucket (about a kilo) of tomatoes for a dollar and leeks for 5c each. it opened about three weeks ago and is always busy. I’m glad the people in the area are eating fruit and veg; there are a lot of lower socio-economic families around here who do eat a lot of junk because it’s cheap.
I was reading about a boy in Logan whose family went overseas for a couple of years due to a family member’s illness. During their time away, the boy’s family was eating a lot of take-out for convenience. When they returned, the boy wouldn’t eat fruit or veg as he didn’t like the texture. The mum tried everything; the boy was hospitalised twice because he refused to eat. His diet consisted of chips and chicken nuggets. When he was about 12, he started going blind because he was lacking nutrients. He’s now 17 and permanently blind in one eye and little sight in the other. But he accepts that he must eat his vegies now despite his continuing dislike of the texture.
leeks for 5c each.
about $2 or more each here. always.
Divine Angel said:
Paragraph 1: Tick :) I wish there were something like that here. I am trying to grow veges, with some success. The root knot nematodes and lack of compost and most of the yard being used by the builders are beating me at the moment.
A new discount fruit barn has opened up locally. They have such cheap fruit! You can get a whole box of mangoes for $5, a whole watermelon for 99c, a bucket (about a kilo) of tomatoes for a dollar and leeks for 5c each. it opened about three weeks ago and is always busy. I’m glad the people in the area are eating fruit and veg; there are a lot of lower socio-economic families around here who do eat a lot of junk because it’s cheap.I was reading about a boy in Logan whose family went overseas for a couple of years due to a family member’s illness. During their time away, the boy’s family was eating a lot of take-out for convenience. When they returned, the boy wouldn’t eat fruit or veg as he didn’t like the texture. The mum tried everything; the boy was hospitalised twice because he refused to eat. His diet consisted of chips and chicken nuggets. When he was about 12, he started going blind because he was lacking nutrients. He’s now 17 and permanently blind in one eye and little sight in the other. But he accepts that he must eat his vegies now despite his continuing dislike of the texture.
Paragraph 2: Cross :( Bloody! I’ve never liked fruit much, because of the intense smell of many of them when they are ripe. But I like veges, and am quite willing to try all sorts of oddball stuff.
morning folks
mornin’ from here at the port
plenty birds ‘re songin’
i’d do somethin’ but oh what!
little holiday ol’ havin’s
the city visitin’ daughter I am
morn stumps.
got a phonecall today, they want me to play for australia. apparently they’re going through the phone book and asking everyone.
People still use phone books?
JudgeMental said:
morn stumps.got a phonecall today, they want me to play for australia. apparently they’re going through the phone book and asking everyone.
looks like a good team, there were a couple there who should’ve been in the hobart squad
Divine Angel said:
People still use phone books?
only the cricket selectors. though how they found me is a mystery as i only have a mobile.
Divine Angel said:
People still use phone books?
they’re ok for stopping runaway diesels…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
People still use phone books?
they’re ok for stopping runaway diesels…
just put it under a wheel?
;-)
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
People still use phone books?
they’re ok for stopping runaway diesels…
just put it under a wheel?
;-)
into the turbo…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:they’re ok for stopping runaway diesels…
just put it under a wheel?
;-)
into the turbo…
i knowsaw a guy try to stop one with a wadded up rag. just sucked it in. a blackstack is an awesome spectacle.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:they’re ok for stopping runaway diesels…
just put it under a wheel?
;-)
into the turbo…
i know. saw a guy try to stop one with a wadded up rag. just sucked it in. a blackstack is an awesome spectacle.
JudgeMental said:
Years ago, I started a (supercharged) two-stroke GM that hadn’t been run for several years. The rack (in the head on these things) was corroded into the wide-open position, and the governor corroded shut. It went sky-high in the revs. It was really, really, really scary standing next to it. Had to cut the fuel line to kill it.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:just put it under a wheel?
;-)
into the turbo…
i know. saw a guy try to stop one with a wadded up rag. just sucked it in. a blackstack is an awesome spectacle.
“Melbourne is on track to have the hottest day since March with temperatures set to soar”
Oh dear, yet another temperature record broken. Bloody global warming.
wait…
Oh, I see. We’ve had autumn, winter and spring, so this is the hottest temperature since autumn.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Years ago, I started a (supercharged) two-stroke GM that hadn’t been run for several years. The rack (in the head on these things) was corroded into the wide-open position, and the governor corroded shut. It went sky-high in the revs. It was really, really, really scary standing next to it. Had to cut the fuel line to kill it.
Stumpy_seahorse said:into the turbo…
i know. saw a guy try to stop one with a wadded up rag. just sucked it in. a blackstack is an awesome spectacle.
and yet people will tell you that diesels are only a low revving motor.
:-)
JudgeMental said:
morn stumps.got a phonecall today, they want me to play for australia. apparently they’re going through the phone book and asking everyone.
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
People still use phone books?
only the cricket selectors. though how they found me is a mystery as i only have a mobile.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Years ago, I started a (supercharged) two-stroke GM that hadn’t been run for several years. The rack (in the head on these things) was corroded into the wide-open position, and the governor corroded shut. It went sky-high in the revs. It was really, really, really scary standing next to it. Had to cut the fuel line to kill it.
Stumpy_seahorse said:into the turbo…
i know. saw a guy try to stop one with a wadded up rag. just sucked it in. a blackstack is an awesome spectacle.
JudgeMental said:
i’ll swap you a couple of handfuls of broad beans.
;-)
Well you know what you can do with your BBs… >:(
The broccoli is also coming along and very tasty it is too, I’m loving it. Luckily I know the people that own the Penguin Fruit and Veg so I will have somewhere to sell the next lot of snow peas from the 13 plants that someone planted before they left for Sydney.
It’s raining here today, on and off and I’m trying to get some weeding done..
Oh and the apricot tree looks like it’s going to be as giving as it was last year :)
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Years ago, I started a (supercharged) two-stroke GM that hadn’t been run for several years. The rack (in the head on these things) was corroded into the wide-open position, and the governor corroded shut. It went sky-high in the revs. It was really, really, really scary standing next to it. Had to cut the fuel line to kill it.i know. saw a guy try to stop one with a wadded up rag. just sucked it in. a blackstack is an awesome spectacle.
and yet people will tell you that diesels are only a low revving motor.
:-)
Tamb said:
Nice work.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Years ago, I started a (supercharged) two-stroke GM that hadn’t been run for several years. The rack (in the head on these things) was corroded into the wide-open position, and the governor corroded shut. It went sky-high in the revs. It was really, really, really scary standing next to it. Had to cut the fuel line to kill it.i know. saw a guy try to stop one with a wadded up rag. just sucked it in. a blackstack is an awesome spectacle.
Saw a bloke accidentally drop a screw down the inlet on a running engine. It went through the top of the piston & made for lots of smoke.
(I managed to suck an air filter spring into a race Bultaco at full revs one time. Apart from a piston and barrel, it required a complete crankshaft, too. Expensive error.)
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Nice work.
Michael V said:
Years ago, I started a (supercharged) two-stroke GM that hadn’t been run for several years. The rack (in the head on these things) was corroded into the wide-open position, and the governor corroded shut. It went sky-high in the revs. It was really, really, really scary standing next to it. Had to cut the fuel line to kill it.
Saw a bloke accidentally drop a screw down the inlet on a running engine. It went through the top of the piston & made for lots of smoke.(I managed to suck an air filter spring into a race Bultaco at full revs one time. Apart from a piston and barrel, it required a complete crankshaft, too. Expensive error.)
Is Just In working properly for you lot? I’m getting stories from May, March, June and August.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/justin/
Tamb said:
Lucky.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Nice work.Saw a bloke accidentally drop a screw down the inlet on a running engine. It went through the top of the piston & made for lots of smoke.
(I managed to suck an air filter spring into a race Bultaco at full revs one time. Apart from a piston and barrel, it required a complete crankshaft, too. Expensive error.)
The Mini only needed a piston. Didn’t even score the bore. Just went straight through into the sump. The screw wasn’t damaged either.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Lucky.
Michael V said:
Nice work.(I managed to suck an air filter spring into a race Bultaco at full revs one time. Apart from a piston and barrel, it required a complete crankshaft, too. Expensive error.)
The Mini only needed a piston. Didn’t even score the bore. Just went straight through into the sump. The screw wasn’t damaged either.
I have no idea what any of you are talking about :)
Michael V said:
Is Just In working properly for you lot? I’m getting stories from May, March, June and August.http://www.abc.net.au/news/justin/
Seems to be working for me. Example:
Posted about 3 hours ago (Mon 21 Nov 2016, 7:35am)
Several dogs have been died in the past week, as snake bites keep Tasmanian veterinarians and snake catchers busy.
Divine Angel said:
I have no idea what any of you are talking about :)
That moment of disappointment when you realise the windows don’t quite fit the frames, and nor do the flyscreens, because eleventy bazillion Thrips are in your house. Where are my army of bird friends when I need them?
Rule 303 said:
That moment of disappointment when you realise the windows don’t quite fit the frames, and nor do the flyscreens, because eleventy bazillion Thrips are in your house. Where are my army of bird friends when I need them?
You’re not a Disney princess.
Divine Angel said:
Rule 303 said:
That moment of disappointment when you realise the windows don’t quite fit the frames, and nor do the flyscreens, because eleventy bazillion Thrips are in your house. Where are my army of bird friends when I need them?
You’re not a Disney princess.
yeah, not a disney one anyway.
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:You’re not a Disney princess.
yeah, not a disney one anyway.
You’re not helping me.
Thanks btm. I might need to reset my cookies or something. After a sleep, maybe.
Rule 303 said:
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:You’re not a Disney princess.
yeah, not a disney one anyway.
You’re not helping me.
synthetic nerve agents in a can are your friend. use a device that creates a low pressure area afterwards to remove lifeless corpses.
JudgeMental said:
Rule 303 said:
JudgeMental said:yeah, not a disney one anyway.
You’re not helping me.
synthetic nerve agents in a can are your friend. use a device that creates a low pressure area afterwards to remove lifeless corpses.
Use a blood agent first to destroy filters.
Greetings
Rule 303 said:
That moment of disappointment when you realise the windows don’t quite fit the frames, and nor do the flyscreens, because eleventy bazillion Thrips are in your house. Where are my army of bird friends when I need them?
I think the only sensible solution is to move out
Arts said:
Rule 303 said:
That moment of disappointment when you realise the windows don’t quite fit the frames, and nor do the flyscreens, because eleventy bazillion Thrips are in your house. Where are my army of bird friends when I need them?
I think the only sensible solution is to move out
JudgeMental said:
synthetic nerve agents in a can are your friend. use a device that creates a low pressure area afterwards to remove lifeless corpses.
Eleventy.
Freaking.
Bazillion!
Rule 303 said:
JudgeMental said:synthetic nerve agents in a can are your friend. use a device that creates a low pressure area afterwards to remove lifeless corpses.
Eleventy.
Freaking.
Bazillion!
the house belongs to the thrips now
Arts said:
I think the only sensible solution is to move out
TONTESFO?
Arts said:
the house belongs to the thrips now
I am not ready to pledge my allegiance to our new thrips overlords…
So it turns out I can vote Adam Lambert for Gold Logie.
Does anyone want to give up their vote so I can use your details?
Divine Angel said:
So it turns out I can vote Adam Lambert for Gold Logie.Does anyone want to give up their vote so I can use your details?
gold logie? never heard of him
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:the house belongs to the thrips now
I am not ready to pledge my allegiance to our new thrips overlords…
I could sell (or rent) you some carnivorous plants, if they’ll help.
Rule 303 said:
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:You’re not a Disney princess.
yeah, not a disney one anyway.
You’re not helping me.
get finer mesh
seal gaps with silicone or those foam strips
lots of other products for that sort of thing
Morning. Warm in the Styx.
There’s something wrong with my brain. First I miss an assignment submission deadline and then I order something from an infomercial.
I’m a hazard to myself.
7-Eleven: Covert video captures worker being forced to pay back wage in cash
The scandal-plagued convenience chain 7-Eleven is facing fresh scrutiny, with covert video showing an employee handing back a sizeable portion of her pay to the store franchisee.
More…
The CEO of that franchise must be an arsehole.
Greetings and stuff….
Divine Angel said:
There’s something wrong with my brain. First I miss an assignment submission deadline and then I order something from an infomercial.I’m a hazard to myself.
Never order from an infomercial, can can contain biased information.
Divine Angel said:
There’s something wrong with my brain. First I miss an assignment submission deadline and then I order something from an infomercial.I’m a hazard to myself.
Oh, and I accidentally friended someone on facebook. I wasn’t friends with her at school, couldn’t care less about her now, somehow I sent her a friend request (which she accepted).
CrazyNeutrino said:
Divine Angel said:
There’s something wrong with my brain. First I miss an assignment submission deadline and then I order something from an infomercial.I’m a hazard to myself.
Never order from an infomercial, can can contain biased information.
Never order from an infomercial, they can contain biased information.
CrazyNeutrino said:
7-Eleven: Covert video captures worker being forced to pay back wage in cashThe scandal-plagued convenience chain 7-Eleven is facing fresh scrutiny, with covert video showing an employee handing back a sizeable portion of her pay to the store franchisee.
More…
The CEO of that franchise must be an arsehole.
Guess who’s going to make a point of not shopping at 7-Eleven.
I never buy from infomercials because the products are always rubbish. I don’t know what i was thinking.
poikilotherm said:
Morning. Warm in the Styx.
Mornin Poik. How much do you know about Orlistat? Got a question…
Someone has to ask:
What was it?
Was it that “fairy light” thing? I bet it was the fairy lights…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
People still use phone books?
they’re ok for stopping runaway diesels…
I use phone books for printmaking. I spread the ink with old credit card type cards (video city cardsshopping club cards.) I then work it in and pull it off with tarlatan cloth. And then I use phone book pages to wipe off the excess and cotton buds to make the bits I want very white.
kii said:
Greetings and stuff….
*Waves *
btm said:
Michael V said:
Is Just In working properly for you lot? I’m getting stories from May, March, June and August.http://www.abc.net.au/news/justin/
Seems to be working for me. Example:
Warning to Tasmanian pet owners as the snake bite toll rises
By Rhiannon ShinePosted about 3 hours ago (Mon 21 Nov 2016, 7:35am)
Several dogs have been died in the past week, as snake bites keep Tasmanian veterinarians and snake catchers busy.
I worry about me and the dog. Seeing Barkllee die from snakebite was one of the worsts..
Divine Angel said:
Oh, and I accidentally friended someone on facebook. I wasn’t friends with her at school, couldn’t care less about her now, somehow I sent her a friend request (which she accepted).
Whoa… Not good.
Rule 303 said:
poikilotherm said:
Morning. Warm in the Styx.
Mornin Poik. How much do you know about Orlistat? Got a question…
Sure. What’s to know?
Divine Angel said:
Divine Angel said:
There’s something wrong with my brain. First I miss an assignment submission deadline and then I order something from an infomercial.I’m a hazard to myself.
Oh, and I accidentally friended someone on facebook. I wasn’t friends with her at school, couldn’t care less about her now, somehow I sent her a friend request (which she accepted).
people get too upset about facebook friending and not friending.. very silly
Divine Angel said:
I never buy from infomercials because the products are always rubbish. I don’t know what i was thinking.
pregnant
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
7-Eleven: Covert video captures worker being forced to pay back wage in cashThe scandal-plagued convenience chain 7-Eleven is facing fresh scrutiny, with covert video showing an employee handing back a sizeable portion of her pay to the store franchisee.
More…
The CEO of that franchise must be an arsehole.
Guess who’s going to make a point of not shopping at 7-Eleven.
How about fining each of management of 7-Eleven the equivalent of the workers paying back their percentage of salary
then see how quickly they change
Okay. first up for today is my friend Informal’s latest thing.
https://vimeo.com/192377147
furious said:
- I never buy from infomercials because the products are always rubbish. I don’t know what i was thinking.
Someone has to ask:
What was it?
Was it that “fairy light” thing? I bet it was the fairy lights…
https://www.globalshop.com.au/products/orbitrim
I thought Mr Mutant could use it for edging because I can’t see how it would be useful for anything else.
poikilotherm said:
Sure. What’s to know?
Time to effective suppression and likely duration?
Trying to work out whether it needs to be taken 3/day or just before high-fat foods. A member of the extended family is having so much trouble losing weight she’s getting desperate.
Arts said:
Divine Angel said:
I never buy from infomercials because the products are always rubbish. I don’t know what i was thinking.
pregnant
Funny how that’s the first thing everyone thinks of.
Divine Angel said:
Arts said:
Divine Angel said:
I never buy from infomercials because the products are always rubbish. I don’t know what i was thinking.
pregnant
Funny how that’s the first thing everyone thinks of.
it’s the only possible explanation.. foreseen by the thrip invasion and foretold by the frivolous purchases.. I think we can rest assured and safely close the book on this one. Now, let’s never speak of it again.
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
7-Eleven: Covert video captures worker being forced to pay back wage in cashThe scandal-plagued convenience chain 7-Eleven is facing fresh scrutiny, with covert video showing an employee handing back a sizeable portion of her pay to the store franchisee.
More…
The CEO of that franchise must be an arsehole.
Guess who’s going to make a point of not shopping at 7-Eleven.
How about fining each of management of 7-Eleven the equivalent of the workers paying back their percentage of salary
then see how quickly they change
7eleven got done a few years ago for under paying staff..
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
7-Eleven: Covert video captures worker being forced to pay back wage in cashThe scandal-plagued convenience chain 7-Eleven is facing fresh scrutiny, with covert video showing an employee handing back a sizeable portion of her pay to the store franchisee.
More…
The CEO of that franchise must be an arsehole.
Guess who’s going to make a point of not shopping at 7-Eleven.
the Management are stealing the money back
Send the whole management to jail
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
7-Eleven: Covert video captures worker being forced to pay back wage in cashThe scandal-plagued convenience chain 7-Eleven is facing fresh scrutiny, with covert video showing an employee handing back a sizeable portion of her pay to the store franchisee.
More…
The CEO of that franchise must be an arsehole.
Guess who’s going to make a point of not shopping at 7-Eleven.
How about fining each of management of 7-Eleven the equivalent of the workers paying back their percentage of salary
then see how quickly they change
They’ll probably go broke and shut down.
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
7-Eleven: Covert video captures worker being forced to pay back wage in cashThe scandal-plagued convenience chain 7-Eleven is facing fresh scrutiny, with covert video showing an employee handing back a sizeable portion of her pay to the store franchisee.
More…
The CEO of that franchise must be an arsehole.
Guess who’s going to make a point of not shopping at 7-Eleven.
the Management are stealing the money back
Send the whole management to jail
they have friends in high places.
Rule 303 said:
poikilotherm said:Sure. What’s to know?
Time to effective suppression and likely duration?
Trying to work out whether it needs to be taken 3/day or just before high-fat foods. A member of the extended family is having so much trouble losing weight she’s getting desperate.
hour before food. Don’t have to take 3 a day but encouraging missed doses also encourages sneaky eating.
Optifast VLCD – it works…
Ad from Facebook:
Thalia Picks said:
Made of 100% Santos Rosewood, Thalia Exotic Wood Picks are engineered to be as thin as a plastic pick but with the warmer tone of wood.
The attached video goes on to claim they give ‘the smooth, warm, natural tones of wood’.
To be clear, this is an ad for guitar picks.
Now…do I post the link to the photos from last weekends race or not…Lycra is not the most forgiving of clothing options…
from early this year..
EVEN by the standards that have come to be associated with the 7-Eleven wage, this is incredible.
Pakistani student Ahmed must have thought a decimal point was missing when he got his pay packet from the convenience store chain. It worked out to be just 47 cents an hour.
That’s right — cents.
According to Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, the young man put in 685 hours over a two-month period, including weekends, and was paid just $325 for his efforts.
It’s the latest shocking detail to emerge in the wage scandal that sparked a Senate Inquiry, due to report at the end of this month, which has highlighted systemic exploitation of workers on temporary visas.
For Ahmed, it meant having to work almost eight hours just to afford a luxury we all take for granted: a $3.70 cup of coffee.
When he complained about his pay, his boss threatened to report him to authorities for working more hours than his visa allowed.
“He was blackmailing me — he says, ‘I have seen you working somewhere else and you are under my observation so don’t to be smart with me’,” Ahmed told AAP.
“He wanted me to keep working with him as a slave without being paid anything.”
Ahmed has since found a new job and hopes to receive at least $10,000 in back pay after Maurice Blackburn agreed to represent him pro bono.
Lawyer Giri Sivaraman said cases like Ahmed’s were only the tip of the iceberg.
“To date we’ve lodged nearly $1.4 million worth of claims,” Mr Sivaraman told the ABC.
“This is probably Australia’s greatest employment law scandals. Reports suggest that it may be anywhere from $25 million to $50 million that will be owed.”http://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/virtual-slave-paid-47-cents-an-hour-to-work-at-7eleven-store/news-story/3ffc332f3fbd0c5e42fe561690d8bd54
Wage theft
In August 2015, Fairfax Media and the ABC’s Four Corners program reported on the employment practices of certain 7-Eleven franchisees in Australia. The investigation found that many 7-Eleven employees were being underpaid at rates of around A$10 to A$14 per hour before tax, well under the legally-required minimum award rate of A$24.69 per hour.
Franchisees underpaying their staff would typically maintain rosters and pay records that would appear to show the employee being paid the legally-required rate, however these records would in fact only include half of the hours the employee actually worked in a week. Employees would then be paid on the basis of these records, resulting in them effectively being paid half the legally-required rate.
It was also reported that workers were often not paid loadings and penalty rates that they are legally entitled to, for working overtime hours, nights, weekends, and public holidays.
After these reports came to light and received widespread attention, some employees had alleged to Fairfax Media that they had begun to be paid correctly through the 7-Eleven payroll system, however would then be asked by the franchisee to pay back half their wages in cash. 7-Eleven subsequently announced they would fund an inquiry to investigate instances of wage fraud. The inquiry is to be conducted by an independent panel chaired by former ACCC chairman Allan Fels, and with the support of professional services firm Deloitte. The inquiry invited submissions from current and former 7-Eleven employees who allege they have been underpaid, and assess each individual claim.
In September 2015, chairman Russ Withers and chief executive Warren Wilmon both announced they will resign from the company. Deputy chairman Michael Smith replaced Withers, while Bob Baily was appointed as interim chief executive.
The Four Corners investigation into 7-Eleven won a Walkley Award in 2015. In December 2015, Stewart Levitt of law firm Levitt Robinson Solicitors, who featured prominently in the Four Corners program, announced a potential class action lawsuit against 7-Eleven head office on behalf of franchisees who had allegedly been lured into signing on with 7-Eleven by false representations.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7-Eleven#Australia
poikilotherm said:
Now…do I post the link to the photos from last weekends race or not…Lycra is not the most forgiving of clothing options…
i’ll start a friday funnies thread…
ChrispenEvan said:
poikilotherm said:
Now…do I post the link to the photos from last weekends race or not…Lycra is not the most forgiving of clothing options…
i’ll start a friday funnies thread…
:)
poikilotherm said:
hour before food. Don’t have to take 3 a day but encouraging missed doses also encourages sneaky eating.Optifast VLCD – it works…
Cheers.
History of failed VLCD / resistance to attempt because of hunger.
poikilotherm said:
Now…do I post the link to the photos from last weekends race or not…Lycra is not the most forgiving of clothing options…
Ain’t nobody needs to see that.
How did the knee go?
Rule 303 said:
poikilotherm said:
hour before food. Don’t have to take 3 a day but encouraging missed doses also encourages sneaky eating.Optifast VLCD – it works…
Cheers.
History of failed VLCD / resistance to attempt because of hunger.
She’ll always be hungry. Some research from the Biggest Loser (top quality) shows that those that are big, end up with worse resting metabolism when they lose weight, and to maintain the lost weight have to eat less than someone that has always been at the lower weight…the feeling of hunger will persist regardless of method chosen IME.
Rule 303 said:
poikilotherm said:
Now…do I post the link to the photos from last weekends race or not…Lycra is not the most forgiving of clothing options…
Ain’t nobody needs to see that.
How did the knee go?
Was good, pity I couldn’t run for 6 months in the lead up, went from 4th off the bike to 9th. But can’t complain, 9th in the world ain’t too bad.
poikilotherm said:
the feeling of hunger will persist regardless of method chosen IME.
*nods *
Arts said:
Hmmm. Oh, no, not again.
Divine Angel said:
I never buy from infomercials because the products are always rubbish. I don’t know what i was thinking.
pregnant
poikilotherm said:
Was good, pity I couldn’t run for 6 months in the lead up, went from 4th off the bike to 9th. But can’t complain, 9th in the world ain’t too bad.
Nice!
sarahs mum said:
from early this year..
EVEN by the standards that have come to be associated with the 7-Eleven wage, this is incredible.
Pakistani student Ahmed must have thought a decimal point was missing when he got his pay packet from the convenience store chain. It worked out to be just 47 cents an hour.
That’s right — cents.
According to Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, the young man put in 685 hours over a two-month period, including weekends, and was paid just $325 for his efforts.
It’s the latest shocking detail to emerge in the wage scandal that sparked a Senate Inquiry, due to report at the end of this month, which has highlighted systemic exploitation of workers on temporary visas.
For Ahmed, it meant having to work almost eight hours just to afford a luxury we all take for granted: a $3.70 cup of coffee.
When he complained about his pay, his boss threatened to report him to authorities for working more hours than his visa allowed.
“He was blackmailing me — he says, ‘I have seen you working somewhere else and you are under my observation so don’t to be smart with me’,” Ahmed told AAP.
“He wanted me to keep working with him as a slave without being paid anything.”
Ahmed has since found a new job and hopes to receive at least $10,000 in back pay after Maurice Blackburn agreed to represent him pro bono.
Lawyer Giri Sivaraman said cases like Ahmed’s were only the tip of the iceberg.
“To date we’ve lodged nearly $1.4 million worth of claims,” Mr Sivaraman told the ABC.
“This is probably Australia’s greatest employment law scandals. Reports suggest that it may be anywhere from $25 million to $50 million that will be owed.”http://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/virtual-slave-paid-47-cents-an-hour-to-work-at-7eleven-store/news-story/3ffc332f3fbd0c5e42fe561690d8bd54Wage theft
In August 2015, Fairfax Media and the ABC’s Four Corners program reported on the employment practices of certain 7-Eleven franchisees in Australia. The investigation found that many 7-Eleven employees were being underpaid at rates of around A$10 to A$14 per hour before tax, well under the legally-required minimum award rate of A$24.69 per hour.Franchisees underpaying their staff would typically maintain rosters and pay records that would appear to show the employee being paid the legally-required rate, however these records would in fact only include half of the hours the employee actually worked in a week. Employees would then be paid on the basis of these records, resulting in them effectively being paid half the legally-required rate.
It was also reported that workers were often not paid loadings and penalty rates that they are legally entitled to, for working overtime hours, nights, weekends, and public holidays.
After these reports came to light and received widespread attention, some employees had alleged to Fairfax Media that they had begun to be paid correctly through the 7-Eleven payroll system, however would then be asked by the franchisee to pay back half their wages in cash. 7-Eleven subsequently announced they would fund an inquiry to investigate instances of wage fraud. The inquiry is to be conducted by an independent panel chaired by former ACCC chairman Allan Fels, and with the support of professional services firm Deloitte. The inquiry invited submissions from current and former 7-Eleven employees who allege they have been underpaid, and assess each individual claim.
In September 2015, chairman Russ Withers and chief executive Warren Wilmon both announced they will resign from the company. Deputy chairman Michael Smith replaced Withers, while Bob Baily was appointed as interim chief executive.
The Four Corners investigation into 7-Eleven won a Walkley Award in 2015. In December 2015, Stewart Levitt of law firm Levitt Robinson Solicitors, who featured prominently in the Four Corners program, announced a potential class action lawsuit against 7-Eleven head office on behalf of franchisees who had allegedly been lured into signing on with 7-Eleven by false representations.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7-Eleven#Australia
its not just the financial abuse
its emotional abuse going on as well
making these employees feel second rate, made to feel exploited, made to feel like crap.
What sort of bosses do this, what of their business ethics?
Jail the Directors
Arts said:
Oh sorry, I did.
Divine Angel said:
Arts said:pregnant
Funny how that’s the first thing everyone thinks of.
it’s the only possible explanation.. foreseen by the thrip invasion and foretold by the frivolous purchases.. I think we can rest assured and safely close the book on this one. Now, let’s never speak of it again.
:(
Michael V said:
Arts said:Hmmm. Oh, no, not again.
Divine Angel said:
I never buy from infomercials because the products are always rubbish. I don’t know what i was thinking.
pregnant
It probably wasn’t you
Spider Lily said:
Morning..Anyone in need of snow peas, I have just been out and picked another handful that is now with the handful from yesterday and the day before etc etc
Mine have already turned crispy.
Rule 303 said:
Ad from Facebook:Thalia Picks said:
Made of 100% Santos Rosewood, Thalia Exotic Wood Picks are engineered to be as thin as a plastic pick but with the warmer tone of wood.The attached video goes on to claim they give ‘the smooth, warm, natural tones of wood’.
To be clear, this is an ad for guitar picks.
Matchsticks work as well.
Michael V said:
Arts said:Hmmm. Oh, no, not again.
Divine Angel said:
I never buy from infomercials because the products are always rubbish. I don’t know what i was thinking.
pregnant
she is, fiVe, tell everyone
poikilotherm said:
Now…do I post the link to the photos from last weekends race or not…Lycra is not the most forgiving of clothing options…
yes.. we could do with some entertainment
Rule 303 said:
Ad from Facebook:Thalia Picks said:
Made of 100% Santos Rosewood, Thalia Exotic Wood Picks are engineered to be as thin as a plastic pick but with the warmer tone of wood.The attached video goes on to claim they give ‘the smooth, warm, natural tones of wood’.
To be clear, this is an ad for guitar picks.
I get the warm natural tones of fingers… I can’t use a pick.. I find them… annoying
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:
Now…do I post the link to the photos from last weekends race or not…Lycra is not the most forgiving of clothing options…
yes.. we could do with some entertainment
I’ll pass.
Arts said:
Rule 303 said:
Ad from Facebook:Thalia Picks said:
Made of 100% Santos Rosewood, Thalia Exotic Wood Picks are engineered to be as thin as a plastic pick but with the warmer tone of wood.The attached video goes on to claim they give ‘the smooth, warm, natural tones of wood’.
To be clear, this is an ad for guitar picks.
I get the warm natural tones of fingers… I can’t use a pick.. I find them… annoying
Arts said:
Rule 303 said:
Ad from Facebook:Thalia Picks said:
Made of 100% Santos Rosewood, Thalia Exotic Wood Picks are engineered to be as thin as a plastic pick but with the warmer tone of wood.The attached video goes on to claim they give ‘the smooth, warm, natural tones of wood’.
To be clear, this is an ad for guitar picks.
I get the warm natural tones of fingers… I can’t use a pick.. I find them… annoying
Got a boxful of picks somewhere. Never use them.
sarahs mum said:
But not Alan Fels.
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:Guess who’s going to make a point of not shopping at 7-Eleven.
the Management are stealing the money back
Send the whole management to jail
they have friends in high places.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:But not Alan Fels.
CrazyNeutrino said:the Management are stealing the money back
Send the whole management to jail
they have friends in high places.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:But not Alan Fels.
CrazyNeutrino said:the Management are stealing the money back
Send the whole management to jail
they have friends in high places.
looks like the practice has become 7 eleven corporate culture
spread around all the directors like a disease
criminal behavior in the board room, but nothing more than a bunch of scumbags
poikilotherm said:
Much better than “ain’t too bad”. Excellent!
Rule 303 said:
poikilotherm said:
Now…do I post the link to the photos from last weekends race or not…Lycra is not the most forgiving of clothing options…
Ain’t nobody needs to see that.
How did the knee go?
Was good, pity I couldn’t run for 6 months in the lead up, went from 4th off the bike to 9th. But can’t complain, 9th in the world ain’t too bad.
Well done! Much kudos!
party_pants said:
HHGTTG
Michael V said:
Arts said:Hmmm. Oh, no, not again.pregnant
It probably wasn’t you
CrazyNeutrino said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:But not Alan Fels.they have friends in high places.
looks like the practice has become 7 eleven corporate culture
spread around all the directors like a disease
criminal behavior in the board room, but nothing more than a bunch of scumbags
It doesn’t take much to go from bully to criminal.
Arts said:
You know I don’t do gossip. Well not much anyway. That’s why I’ve moved to this small village, so I can gain some skills sin this area…
Michael V said:
Arts said:Hmmm. Oh, no, not again.pregnant
she is, fiVe, tell everyone
https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/ir/2016/11/19/csiros-workplace-stalemate/14794740003997
Tamb said:
snigger
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:But not Alan Fels.they have friends in high places.
Would a raid be Alan Fels be One Fells Swoop?
Michael V said:
Tamb said:snigger
Michael V said:
But not Alan Fels.
Would a raid be Alan Fels be One Fells Swoop?
37.4°C and rising. Wind NNW @ 45kmph.
Teaching 1984 in 2016
Every year, one high-school educator converts his classroom into a totalitarian state to teach George Orwell’s book. This year, the lesson feels different.
http://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2016/11/teaching-1984-in-2016/508226/
CrazyNeutrino said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:But not Alan Fels.they have friends in high places.
looks like the practice has become 7 eleven corporate culture
spread around all the directors like a disease
criminal behavior in the board room, but nothing more than a bunch of scumbags
What happened to the arseholes?
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Michael V said:
But not Alan Fels.looks like the practice has become 7 eleven corporate culture
spread around all the directors like a disease
criminal behavior in the board room, but nothing more than a bunch of scumbags
What happened to the arseholes?
I hope they get sent to Jail.
I should have skipped that story
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:looks like the practice has become 7 eleven corporate culture
spread around all the directors like a disease
criminal behavior in the board room, but nothing more than a bunch of scumbags
What happened to the arseholes?
I hope they get sent to Jail.
I should have skipped that story
You worry way too much. Let the world solve some of its problems.
Michael V said:
Arts said:You know I don’t do gossip. Well not much anyway. That’s why I’ve moved to this small village, so I can gain some skills sin this area…
Michael V said:
Hmmm. Oh, no, not again.she is, fiVe, tell everyone
Bit of a Freudian typo there MV.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328
Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:What happened to the arseholes?
I hope they get sent to Jail.
I should have skipped that story
You worry way too much. Let the world solve some of its problems.
Peak Warming Man said:
Heh!
Michael V said:
Arts said:You know I don’t do gossip. Well not much anyway. That’s why I’ve moved to this small village, so I can gain some skills sin this area…she is, fiVe, tell everyone
Bit of a Freudian typo there MV.
I noticed, but had already hit the “Submit” button.
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
So was the one I caught from Troon to Belfast.
sarahs mum said:
Good!
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
So was the one I caught from Troon to Belfast.
:)
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
Speaking of boats, Mr PWM, how does this look?
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/gympie/tinnies-dinghies/aluminium-stesco/1127694017
Tamb said:
47 knots! Holy pump!
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
We took a Tassie one from Belfast to Stranraer. It hit 47 knots at one stage.
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
So was the one I caught from Troon to Belfast.
One of the big problems Incat has is that they get thirteen orders, and then one, and then two and then eight. etc.
Keeping the right levels of the right staff is their tricky deal.
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
So was the one I caught from Troon to Belfast.
Belfast would be beautiful this time of year.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:47 knots! Holy pump!
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
We took a Tassie one from Belfast to Stranraer. It hit 47 knots at one stage.
sarahs mum said:
I’d imagine that’d be quite a management challenge.
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
So was the one I caught from Troon to Belfast.
One of the big problems Incat has is that they get thirteen orders, and then one, and then two and then eight. etc.
Keeping the right levels of the right staff is their tricky deal.
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
Michael V said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328Nice.
“from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.”
Interestingly, the ferry we took from Douglass (Isle of Man) to Liverpool (England) when we were returning from the TT last year was also Tasmanian built.
:)
So was the one I caught from Troon to Belfast.
Belfast would be beautiful this time of year.
I can’t us having a manned base on Mars in 60 years time..
Did you get a house, d-s?
Have you got a new house, Diddly?
Michael V said:
Did you get a house, d-s?
don’t ask…
frustrating…
sellers with unrealistic expectations
diddly-squat said:
Michael V said:
Did you get a house, d-s?
don’t ask…
frustrating…
I’ll pencil that in as a no then.
diddly-squat said:
Not me. I’ve sold.sellers with unrealistic expectations
diddly-squat said:
sellers with unrealistic expectations
They probably have their eye on a bigger property too and need the money.
diddly-squat said:
Sorry. Question removed from Hansard.
Michael V said:
Did you get a house, d-s?
don’t ask…
frustrating…
Peak Warming Man said:
diddly-squat said:
Michael V said:
Did you get a house, d-s?
don’t ask…
frustrating…
I’ll pencil that in as a no then.
you’re a very perceptive man PWM.
That’s not trucks on the highway I can hear rumbling….
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/radar/vic
http://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/733919/Merkel-diamond-Angela-Merkel-Theresa-May-Illuminati-hand-sign
Daily Express is on to the Illuminati
(Merkel has been making that gesture as long as I can remember. It was a meme about five years ago.)
dv said:
http://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/733919/Merkel-diamond-Angela-Merkel-Theresa-May-Illuminati-hand-sign
Daily Express is on to the Illuminati(Merkel has been making that gesture as long as I can remember. It was a meme about five years ago.)
Why don’t these right wing women like Merkel, Thatcher, Theresa-May etc. run the misogynist line when attacked in the media?
It’s as if they think their gender is irrelevant.
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
http://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/733919/Merkel-diamond-Angela-Merkel-Theresa-May-Illuminati-hand-sign
Daily Express is on to the Illuminati(Merkel has been making that gesture as long as I can remember. It was a meme about five years ago.)
Why don’t these right wing women like Merkel, Thatcher, Theresa-May etc. run the misogynist line when attacked in the media?
It’s as if they think their gender is irrelevant.
Try political forums, misogyny is not longer relevent of it is right wing women being attacked.
Do I need to read this afternoon’s posts?
buffy said:
Do I need to read this afternoon’s posts?
No. Need implies some sort of forced imperative
Dropbear said:
buffy said:Do I need to read this afternoon’s posts?
No. Need implies some sort of forced imperative
Don’t listen to him. You will die a thousand deaths if you do not read this afternoon’s posts, especially PermeateFree’s.
buffy said:
Do I need to read this afternoon’s posts?
Nobody else liked this. But you might. It is what is amusing my friend Informal at the moment..
https://vimeo.com/192377147
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:Do I need to read this afternoon’s posts?
Nobody else liked this. But you might. It is what is amusing my friend Informal at the moment..
https://vimeo.com/192377147
maybe someone will like this.
https://player.vimeo.com/video/17970306
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:Do I need to read this afternoon’s posts?
Nobody else liked this. But you might. It is what is amusing my friend Informal at the moment..
https://vimeo.com/192377147
maybe someone will like this.
https://player.vimeo.com/video/17970306
sorry SM, i’m on a not liking anything binge at the moment. I don’t like doing it but needs must sometimes.
;-)
JudgeMental said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:Nobody else liked this. But you might. It is what is amusing my friend Informal at the moment..
https://vimeo.com/192377147
maybe someone will like this.
https://player.vimeo.com/video/17970306
sorry SM, i’m on a not liking anything binge at the moment. I don’t like doing it but needs must sometimes.
;-)
okay.
So anyway, how about them fkn lebs hey.
Dropbear said:
So anyway, how about them fkn lebs hey.
what have the lesbians done now?
Dropbear said:
Que?
So anyway, how about them fkn lebs hey.
Michael V said:
Dropbear said:Que?
So anyway, how about them fkn lebs hey.
It was all Howard’s fault for bringing in the wrong Lebanonese. According to our current racists.
Michael V said:
Dropbear said:Que?
So anyway, how about them fkn lebs hey.
It was all Howard’s fault for bringing in the wrong Lebanonese. According to our current racists.
Michael V said:
Dropbear said:Que?
So anyway, how about them fkn lebs hey.
Dutton, in parliament today
Power back on, those power guys are pretty good. Huge winds, I expect there will be some damage.
sarahs mum said:
I see. Dutton blames Frazer for bringing in Lebonese Muslims and giving us terrorism disease.
Michael V said:
Dropbear said:Que?
So anyway, how about them fkn lebs hey.
It was all Howard’s fault for bringing in the wrong Lebanonese. According to our current racists.
Interesting decision to appoint a racist as Immigration Minister.
Dropbear said:
So anyway, how about that fkn Dutton, hey.
Michael V said:
Dropbear said:Que?
So anyway, how about them fkn lebs hey.
Dutton, in parliament today
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:I see. Dutton blames Frazer for bringing in Lebonese Muslims and giving us terrorism disease.
Michael V said:
Que?It was all Howard’s fault for bringing in the wrong Lebanonese. According to our current racists.
Interesting decision to appoint a racist as Immigration Minister.
I imagine labelling all/most Muslims as terrorists and the resulting racism from dickheads could very well create some.
The first of six new ferries powered into Sydney Harbour today, representing the first major upgrade to the fleet since River Cats were introduced in 2001.
It marked the end of a journey from Hobart, where the ship was built by the company Incat Tasmania.
more..
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/first-of-new-sydney-ferries-graces-the-harbour-catherine-hamlin/8042328
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:I see. Dutton blames Frazer for bringing in Lebonese Muslims and giving us terrorism disease.
Michael V said:
Que?It was all Howard’s fault for bringing in the wrong Lebanonese. According to our current racists.
Interesting decision to appoint a racist as Immigration Minister.
and a climate change denier for the environment.
Anyway, Fraser brought in the Vietnamese. He wasn’t here for the Lebanese.
Cymek said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:I see. Dutton blames Frazer for bringing in Lebonese Muslims and giving us terrorism disease.It was all Howard’s fault for bringing in the wrong Lebanonese. According to our current racists.
Interesting decision to appoint a racist as Immigration Minister.
I imagine labelling all/most Muslims as terrorists and the resulting racism from dickheads could very well create some.
He’ll need special forces escort to get him through some suburbs.
evening folks
sarahs mum said:
buffy said:Do I need to read this afternoon’s posts?
Nobody else liked this. But you might. It is what is amusing my friend Informal at the moment..
https://vimeo.com/192377147
I’ll look at that later. I’d better not interrupt Mr buffy’s viewing of Pointless at the moment.
leftover roast chook, cheese and asparagus baked in puff pastry. Coming out of the oven now.
buffy said:
leftover roast chook, cheese and asparagus baked in puff pastry. Coming out of the oven now.
Just made a nice salad but I’m not sure what to have with it.
Might just open a tin of sprats.
do sound like dinner is bein’ made
said I wanted a snag in bread
‘em busy think’ll be more than that
dad ya old fart, wanna a beer?
‘n’t magic a southwark just landed
Been an unpleasantly hot afternoon this end, chance of a thunderstorm this evening.
transition said:
do sound like dinner is bein’ made
said I wanted a snag in bread
‘em busy think’ll be more than that
dad ya old fart, wanna a beer?
‘n’t magic a southwark just landed
haven’t had a southwark for decades. Didn’t know it was still being made.
Bubblecar said:
Been an unpleasantly hot afternoon this end, chance of a thunderstorm this evening.
So far the rain in the change is only 1 mm at best.
The phone charger I bought from dick smiths just came apart in my hands as I was unplugging it.. giving me a fair shake up.
Bubblecar said:
Been an unpleasantly hot afternoon this end, chance of a thunderstorm this evening.
nice and warm here today, cooling off now
the wind and the chance of thunderstorm isn’t all that comfortable with the little rain predicted, but it was lovely when it hit 38 this morning
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:
Been an unpleasantly hot afternoon this end, chance of a thunderstorm this evening.
nice and warm here today, cooling off now
the wind and the chance of thunderstorm isn’t all that comfortable with the little rain predicted, but it was lovely when it hit 38 this morning
We only got to 39. Everyone was saying it was hot. I asked them if they remember that Labour Day is usually either 40 or 10, dust or mud. So this being the hottest day so far this season, it has come way later than usual.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bubblecar said:
Been an unpleasantly hot afternoon this end, chance of a thunderstorm this evening.
nice and warm here today, cooling off now
the wind and the chance of thunderstorm isn’t all that comfortable with the little rain predicted, but it was lovely when it hit 38 this morning
We only got to 39. Everyone was saying it was hot. I asked them if they remember that Labour Day is usually either 40 or 10, dust or mud. So this being the hottest day so far this season, it has come way later than usual.
It’s been a very cold season this year.
last year’s production finished on the 14th, this year our last crop won’t start till wednesday
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:nice and warm here today, cooling off now
the wind and the chance of thunderstorm isn’t all that comfortable with the little rain predicted, but it was lovely when it hit 38 this morning
We only got to 39. Everyone was saying it was hot. I asked them if they remember that Labour Day is usually either 40 or 10, dust or mud. So this being the hottest day so far this season, it has come way later than usual.
It’s been a very cold season this year.
last year’s production finished on the 14th, this year our last crop won’t start till wednesday
They haven’t started around me yet.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:We only got to 39. Everyone was saying it was hot. I asked them if they remember that Labour Day is usually either 40 or 10, dust or mud. So this being the hottest day so far this season, it has come way later than usual.
It’s been a very cold season this year.
last year’s production finished on the 14th, this year our last crop won’t start till wednesday
They haven’t started around me yet.
yeah, but that would be dry harvest, so that’s later anyway
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:It’s been a very cold season this year.
last year’s production finished on the 14th, this year our last crop won’t start till wednesday
They haven’t started around me yet.
yeah, but that would be dry harvest, so that’s later anyway
I did notice a stubble fire on irrigated ground today. That usually indicates a harvest done.
I watched sm’s video that she recommended earlier. It was mildly diverting.
Good Evening.
monkey skipper said:
Good Evening.
eventide.
monkey skipper said:
Good Evening.
gday ms
Hello ms. It’s still too hot for me here. The thunderstorms went around us. We didn’t get any rain. I put the sprinklers on for a while. I’m planning on planting out the tomato plants tomorrow.
buffy said:
Hello ms. It’s still too hot for me here. The thunderstorms went around us. We didn’t get any rain. I put the sprinklers on for a while. I’m planning on planting out the tomato plants tomorrow.
all seems to be going either side of us here too..
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/radar/sa/adelaide
>Didn’t know it was still being made.
ol’ he not drink it much or beer much
or drinks much at all alcohol
first beer way back’t were southwark
lot of food on’t BBQ’s cookin’
‘em clean’t pool out here today’n fillin’
new heat pump’re connectin’
Hey RB, Stumpy and buffy.
The dog was a misbehaving little miss this afternoon. She has been walked and fed. No complaints now , she is in a mild coma … I mean a snoring sleep.
buffy said:
Hello ms. It’s still too hot for me here. The thunderstorms went around us. We didn’t get any rain. I put the sprinklers on for a while. I’m planning on planting out the tomato plants tomorrow.
Was told that Victoria had a scorcher of a day today.
Bubblecar said:
Been an unpleasantly hot afternoon this end, chance of a thunderstorm this evening.
but they seldom utter more.
It is sticky here. there has been a few sprinkly bits of rain.
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:Hello ms. It’s still too hot for me here. The thunderstorms went around us. We didn’t get any rain. I put the sprinklers on for a while. I’m planning on planting out the tomato plants tomorrow.
Was told that Victoria had a scorcher of a day today.
The sun had some bite, warm wind, wild damaging winds in the evening with black skies, no rain though, just some hot sprinkles that evaporated as soon as they hit the ground. Bit muggy now.
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:Hello ms. It’s still too hot for me here. The thunderstorms went around us. We didn’t get any rain. I put the sprinklers on for a while. I’m planning on planting out the tomato plants tomorrow.
Was told that Victoria had a scorcher of a day today.
We got to about 34ish. North winds gusting to 50ish this morning. We had really good petrol consumption driving South to Warrnambool just after 8.00am.
:)
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:Hello ms. It’s still too hot for me here. The thunderstorms went around us. We didn’t get any rain. I put the sprinklers on for a while. I’m planning on planting out the tomato plants tomorrow.
Was told that Victoria had a scorcher of a day today.
We got to about 34ish. North winds gusting to 50ish this morning. We had really good petrol consumption driving South to Warrnambool just after 8.00am.
:)
Tail wind to get you there a little easier.
buffy said:
34’s not too bad. I think it got to a reasonably pleasant 27-ish here today. Currently 23.6 and 65% RH.
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:Hello ms. It’s still too hot for me here. The thunderstorms went around us. We didn’t get any rain. I put the sprinklers on for a while. I’m planning on planting out the tomato plants tomorrow.
Was told that Victoria had a scorcher of a day today.
We got to about 34ish. North winds gusting to 50ish this morning. We had really good petrol consumption driving South to Warrnambool just after 8.00am.
:)
Oh, and a large load of insulated panels arrived today! (For the rooves – verandah, breezeway, window hoods and solar HWS/entrance portico structures.
Excited.
The first Commonwealth compensation case for child abuse has gone into mediation apparently. There will many watching the progress of the outcome – no doubt.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/institutional-sex-abuse-compensation-case-to-enter-commonwealth/8043946
Institutional sex abuse compensation case to enter Commonwealth mediationMichael V said:
buffy said:34’s not too bad. I think it got to a reasonably pleasant 27-ish here today. Currently 23.6 and 65% RH.
monkey skipper said:Was told that Victoria had a scorcher of a day today.
We got to about 34ish. North winds gusting to 50ish this morning. We had really good petrol consumption driving South to Warrnambool just after 8.00am.
:)
Oh, and a large load of insulated panels arrived today! (For the rooves – verandah, breezeway, window hoods and solar HWS/entrance portico structures.
Excited.
Careful …. you’ll have a few forumers stopping by and knocking of the door for a pud with an accommodating outdoor space such as you are describing.
:-))
monkey skipper said:
I certainly hope so. That’s the whole point – to get people to visit us.
Michael V said:
buffy said:34’s not too bad. I think it got to a reasonably pleasant 27-ish here today. Currently 23.6 and 65% RH.We got to about 34ish. North winds gusting to 50ish this morning. We had really good petrol consumption driving South to Warrnambool just after 8.00am.
:)
Oh, and a large load of insulated panels arrived today! (For the rooves – verandah, breezeway, window hoods and solar HWS/entrance portico structures.
Excited.
Careful …. you’ll have a few forumers stopping by and knocking of the door for a pud with an accommodating outdoor space such as you are describing.
:-))
:)
Where are the photos MV? Still no photos.
:)
I think I’ll go and sit in my armchair soon. Almost time for Humans.
buffy said:
Where are the photos MV? Still no photos.
:)
waves from silo 3
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:I certainly hope so. That’s the whole point – to get people to visit us.
Michael V said:
34’s not too bad. I think it got to a reasonably pleasant 27-ish here today. Currently 23.6 and 65% RH.Oh, and a large load of insulated panels arrived today! (For the rooves – verandah, breezeway, window hoods and solar HWS/entrance portico structures.
Excited.
Careful …. you’ll have a few forumers stopping by and knocking of the door for a pud with an accommodating outdoor space such as you are describing.
:-))
:)
you’d be sick of me after 6 months.
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:I certainly hope so. That’s the whole point – to get people to visit us.Careful …. you’ll have a few forumers stopping by and knocking of the door for a pud with an accommodating outdoor space such as you are describing.
:-))
:)
you’d be sick of me after 6 months.
that is a long time to visit a person for a pud.
right off to do a few things…
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:I certainly hope so. That’s the whole point – to get people to visit us.
Michael V said:
34’s not too bad. I think it got to a reasonably pleasant 27-ish here today. Currently 23.6 and 65% RH.Oh, and a large load of insulated panels arrived today! (For the rooves – verandah, breezeway, window hoods and solar HWS/entrance portico structures.
Excited.
Careful …. you’ll have a few forumers stopping by and knocking of the door for a pud with an accommodating outdoor space such as you are describing.
:-))
:)
Count me in for a visit
buffy said:
OK. Might need to do that. I need to borrow Mrs V’s computer. Mine doesn’t have a card reader. Tomorrow. Now: cook dinner.Where are the photos MV? Still no photos.
:)
JudgeMental said:
That’s OK. There’s a bit of size to you. I need more organic matter in the soil.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:I certainly hope so. That’s the whole point – to get people to visit us.Careful …. you’ll have a few forumers stopping by and knocking of the door for a pud with an accommodating outdoor space such as you are describing.
:-))
:)
you’d be sick of me after 6 months.
pommiejohn said:
Done!
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:I certainly hope so. That’s the whole point – to get people to visit us.Careful …. you’ll have a few forumers stopping by and knocking of the door for a pud with an accommodating outdoor space such as you are describing.
:-))
:)
Count me in for a visit
Stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:Where are the photos MV? Still no photos.
:)
waves from silo 3
What? The sun is still up?!
Stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:Where are the photos MV? Still no photos.
:)
waves from silo 3
What the hell are you doing up there
pulchritude
PRONUNCIATION:
(PUL-kri-tood, -tyood)
MEANING:
noun: Beauty.
ETYMOLOGY:
From Latin pulchritudo, from pulcher (beautiful). Earliest documented use: 1460.
USAGE:
Boris has bucket loads of pulchritude.
Holiday Forum post from sibeen. 2016
just watched this, quite good.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Intern_(2015_film)
Pulchritude is only skin deep.
transition said:
just watched this, quite good.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Intern_(2015_film)
Does it feature the oval office desk?
Peak Warming Man said:
transition said:
just watched this, quite good.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Intern_(2015_film)
Does it feature the oval office desk?
classy movie imo
Eric Abetz is on Q & A tonight. It is really shall I or shan’t I? Do I want to upset myself?
Peak Warming Man said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:Where are the photos MV? Still no photos.
:)
waves from silo 3
What the hell are you doing up there
just taking photos… :P
Heavy rain and thunder, but strangely there’s a helicopter out there flying through that.
Bubblecar said:
Heavy rain and thunder, but strangely there’s a helicopter out there flying through that.
Spreading chemtrails, causing the bad weather. It’s a conspiracy I tells ya!
Bubblecar said:
Heavy rain and thunder, but strangely there’s a helicopter out there flying through that.
still muggy here.
Bubblecar said:
Heavy rain and thunder, but strangely there’s a helicopter out there flying through that.
Wookie’s on the lam again.
Bubblecar said:
Heavy rain and thunder, but strangely there’s a helicopter out there flying through that.
probably Bronwyn bishop.
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
Bubblecar said:
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
still missing us here..
Jumper on though…
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/radar/sa
Man convicted of sexually assaulting child in Geraldton more than 30 years ago.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/man-found-guilty-of-30-year-old-sex-abuse-allegations/8044364
“The court heard more than 30 years passed before the victim went to the police.
Judge Vicki Stewart told the jury the victim was the sole witness, and due to the length of time that lapsed before the allegations were raised, the woman’s evidence could not be corroborated.”
scratches head
If the victim could not be corroborated how can he be found guilty?
sibeen said:
If the victim could not be corroborated how can he be found guilty?
He could admit guilt.
Rule 303 said:
sibeen said:If the victim could not be corroborated how can he be found guilty?
He could admit guilt.
He didn’t, as far as I can tell from the article.
sibeen said:
Man convicted of sexually assaulting child in Geraldton more than 30 years ago.http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/man-found-guilty-of-30-year-old-sex-abuse-allegations/8044364
“The court heard more than 30 years passed before the victim went to the police.
Judge Vicki Stewart told the jury the victim was the sole witness, and due to the length of time that lapsed before the allegations were raised, the woman’s evidence could not be corroborated.”
scratches head
If the victim could not be corroborated how can he be found guilty?
the jury accepted her evidence without corroboration?
sibeen said:
Man convicted of sexually assaulting child in Geraldton more than 30 years ago.http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/man-found-guilty-of-30-year-old-sex-abuse-allegations/8044364
“The court heard more than 30 years passed before the victim went to the police.
Judge Vicki Stewart told the jury the victim was the sole witness, and due to the length of time that lapsed before the allegations were raised, the woman’s evidence could not be corroborated.”
scratches head
If the victim could not be corroborated how can he be found guilty?
Corroboration is not necessary for a conviction if the jury believes the alleged victim.
party_pants said:
the jury accepted her evidence without corroboration?
Unless it was physical evidence, this would require the standard of proof to be lowered to ‘On the balance of probabilities’, which has two problems: 1. It can’t be lowered, AFAIK, and 2. It would leave the decision wide open to appeal.
Witty Rejoinder said:
sibeen said:
Man convicted of sexually assaulting child in Geraldton more than 30 years ago.http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/man-found-guilty-of-30-year-old-sex-abuse-allegations/8044364
“The court heard more than 30 years passed before the victim went to the police.
Judge Vicki Stewart told the jury the victim was the sole witness, and due to the length of time that lapsed before the allegations were raised, the woman’s evidence could not be corroborated.”
scratches head
If the victim could not be corroborated how can he be found guilty?
Corroboration is not necessary for a conviction if the jury believes the alleged victim.
I understand that, I just find it difficult that a jury could find that way.
Rule 303 said:
party_pants said:
the jury accepted her evidence without corroboration?
Unless it was physical evidence, this would require the standard of proof to be lowered to ‘On the balance of probabilities’, which has two problems: 1. It can’t be lowered, AFAIK, and 2. It would leave the decision wide open to appeal.
I’m puzzled too, looking for other news articles that might shed more light on it.
Bubblecar said:
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
is that even a thing anymore?
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
is that even a thing anymore?
It’s never happened to me so it can’t be true.
Rule 303 said:
sibeen said:If the victim could not be corroborated how can he be found guilty?
He could admit guilt.
that would have happened prior to a jury trial
Witty Rejoinder said:
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
is that even a thing anymore?
It’s never happened to me so it can’t be true.
we have corroboration, people… myth busted
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
is that even a thing anymore?
desktop PC hooked up to a wired modem = yes
one daughter’ husky/lab x’s
midgie
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
is that even a thing anymore?
Some years back lightening struck the Tv antenna. (which was in the yard and a pretty exciting watch) Lap top and destop were disconnected at the time. But we blew the modem.
disappointingly, I cannot find any other news articles on it.
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
is that even a thing anymore?
Yeah, it is, but very unlikely.
party_pants said:
disappointingly, I cannot find any other news articles on it.
It only came through less than an hour ago on Aunty, so the commercial laggards probably need to catch up.
I must admit, as reported, it bemuses me and even shocks me in a way.
Arts said:
Rule 303 said:
sibeen said:If the victim could not be corroborated how can he be found guilty?
He could admit guilt.
that would have happened prior to a jury trial
——
Well his testimony could be taken as an admission of guilt…
party_pants said:
disappointingly, I cannot find any other news articles on it.
I can tell you he appeared in courtroom two of the Geraldton courthouse at ten oclock
Arts said:
party_pants said:
disappointingly, I cannot find any other news articles on it.
I can tell you he appeared in courtroom two of the Geraldton courthouse at ten oclock
that’s not really much help
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
is that even a thing anymore?
—-
Had to get our NBN box replaced a few days ago because of lightning strike, the repairman said it was his third such job of the day, one was a box that had melted plastic.
and java
there are seven court records from Richard John Dalgetty.. it’s possible there was precedent in this case
sibeen said:
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Storm seems to be getting closer. I’d better turn off or my computer might explode.
is that even a thing anymore?
Yeah, it is, but very unlikely.
if you have NBN do you get electrocuted 10x faster?
Arts said:
there are seven court records from Richard John Dalgetty.. it’s possible there was precedent in this case
but the jury would not have known about any priors.
Arts said:
there are seven court records from Richard John Dalgetty.. it’s possible there was precedent in this case
I didn’t think past history was allowed to be even put forward to a jury.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
there are seven court records from Richard John Dalgetty.. it’s possible there was precedent in this case
but the jury would not have known about any priors.
there is quite a shit storm brewing about this since the Adrian Bayley thing.. but this is the evidence act
The court can only admit evidence of a person’s prior conduct if it passes the ’tendency’ or ‘coincidence’ tests contained in the Evidence Act 1995 (“the Act”).
Tendency
Section 97 of the Act deals with tendency evidence, which is evidence about a person’s character, reputation or conduct, or a tendency of a person to act in a particular way or to have a particular state of mind.
For example, the prosecution in a sexual assault case may wish to adduce evidence that the defendant had sexually assaulted females using the same ‘modus operandi’ (ie method) in the past; for instance, engaging in a specific sequence of acts or leaving unique identifiers such as bite marks on a particular area.
Coincidence
In contrast, coincidence evidence refers to evidence about 2 or more similar offences – for example, if 3 robberies occurred on service stations in a particular suburb over a single weekend, the prosecution might seek to use evidence that the defendant had already been convicted of 2 of the robberies in proceedings for the 3rd offence.
The rules relating to coincidence evidence are contained in section 98 of the Evidence Act. Such evidence can only be admitted where, having regard to the similarities between the events, it is improbable that the events occurred coincidentally.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
sibeen said:
Arts said:is that even a thing anymore?
Yeah, it is, but very unlikely.
if you have NBN do you get electrocuted 10x faster?
Don’t be silly. That was a Labour promise and thankfully was knocked on the head by the enlightened Liberal government that replaced that rabble. Under the “new and improved” NBN it’s only 4x faster.
Liberals: keeping you safe since 1945.
transition said:
one daughter’ husky/lab x’smidgie
I don’t want one but it does look like a nice one.
I was thinking about Larry yesterday. Try the game with him where he get to sniff your hands and work out which hand you have a treat in. When he can work that out tuck the treat under your shoe when he isn’t looking. When he has that together you can play find the goodo. Poppy could find 20 hidden in a room in a flash.
If he gets it quick than he probably has a beagley streak and you will have him working on treats instead of wildlife.
sibeen said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
sibeen said:Yeah, it is, but very unlikely.
if you have NBN do you get electrocuted 10x faster?
Don’t be silly. That was a Labour promise and thankfully was knocked on the head by the enlightened Liberal government that replaced that rabble. Under the “new and improved” NBN it’s only 4x faster.
Liberals: keeping you safe since 1945.
pffffft, that’s the noise of that corroded copper wire acting as a fuze.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:
there are seven court records from Richard John Dalgetty.. it’s possible there was precedent in this case
but the jury would not have known about any priors.
there is quite a shit storm brewing about this since the Adrian Bayley thing.. but this is the evidence act
The court can only admit evidence of a person’s prior conduct if it passes the ’tendency’ or ‘coincidence’ tests contained in the Evidence Act 1995 (“the Act”).
Tendency
Section 97 of the Act deals with tendency evidence, which is evidence about a person’s character, reputation or conduct, or a tendency of a person to act in a particular way or to have a particular state of mind.
For example, the prosecution in a sexual assault case may wish to adduce evidence that the defendant had sexually assaulted females using the same ‘modus operandi’ (ie method) in the past; for instance, engaging in a specific sequence of acts or leaving unique identifiers such as bite marks on a particular area.
Coincidence
In contrast, coincidence evidence refers to evidence about 2 or more similar offences – for example, if 3 robberies occurred on service stations in a particular suburb over a single weekend, the prosecution might seek to use evidence that the defendant had already been convicted of 2 of the robberies in proceedings for the 3rd offence.
The rules relating to coincidence evidence are contained in section 98 of the Evidence Act. Such evidence can only be admitted where, having regard to the similarities between the events, it is improbable that the events occurred coincidentally.
Thanks for that, Arts. Very interesting. Is that Federal or State based legislation?
sibeen said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:but the jury would not have known about any priors.
there is quite a shit storm brewing about this since the Adrian Bayley thing.. but this is the evidence act
The court can only admit evidence of a person’s prior conduct if it passes the ’tendency’ or ‘coincidence’ tests contained in the Evidence Act 1995 (“the Act”).
Tendency
Section 97 of the Act deals with tendency evidence, which is evidence about a person’s character, reputation or conduct, or a tendency of a person to act in a particular way or to have a particular state of mind.
For example, the prosecution in a sexual assault case may wish to adduce evidence that the defendant had sexually assaulted females using the same ‘modus operandi’ (ie method) in the past; for instance, engaging in a specific sequence of acts or leaving unique identifiers such as bite marks on a particular area.
Coincidence
In contrast, coincidence evidence refers to evidence about 2 or more similar offences – for example, if 3 robberies occurred on service stations in a particular suburb over a single weekend, the prosecution might seek to use evidence that the defendant had already been convicted of 2 of the robberies in proceedings for the 3rd offence.
The rules relating to coincidence evidence are contained in section 98 of the Evidence Act. Such evidence can only be admitted where, having regard to the similarities between the events, it is improbable that the events occurred coincidentally.
Thanks for that, Arts. Very interesting. Is that Federal or State based legislation?
Federal
and while the priors may be heard, a judge can (and often does) rule the jury to disregard it in deliberations. But what has been heard cannot be unheard, so it still has an effect on the jury (more than likely).
This, of course, makes the process somewhat unfair since all those on trial must be ‘innocent (of the act they are on trial for) until proven guilty’ and everyone has a right to a fair trial.
If we consistently introduce prior convictions, we are not saying much about the ‘success’ of the system we use or its rehabilitation programs.
having said that the evidence act stated is there for a reason.. and may or may not have been used in this case. I could find the court transcript but I’m not spending the money on obtaining it. If you are really interested we can crowd source the $12.50 that will allow us 24 hour access
Arts said:
that would have happened prior to a jury trial
Or under questioning by a prosecutor, maybe?
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:that would have happened prior to a jury trial
Or under questioning by a prosecutor, maybe?
as we have all learned from the documentary “Legally Blonde” once the cross examined admits guilt, proceedings stop and the guilty is taken into custody for future sentencing..
Arts said:
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:that would have happened prior to a jury trial
Or under questioning by a prosecutor, maybe?
as we have all learned from the documentary “Legally Blonde” once the cross examined admits guilt, proceedings stop and the guilty is taken into custody for future sentencing..
YOU ARE DAMNED RIGHT I ORDERED THE CODE RED
Arts said:
having said that the evidence act stated is there for a reason.. and may or may not have been used in this case. I could find the court transcript but I’m not spending the money on obtaining it. If you are really interested we can crowd source the $12.50 that will allow us 24 hour access
I might just wait till one of the commercial news websites runs the story and gives us the full detail.
party_pants said:
Arts said:having said that the evidence act stated is there for a reason.. and may or may not have been used in this case. I could find the court transcript but I’m not spending the money on obtaining it. If you are really interested we can crowd source the $12.50 that will allow us 24 hour access
I might just wait till one of the commercial news websites runs the story and gives us the full detail.
I cannot believe that you bring this to the forum’s attention, spend time and effort posting about it, and refuse to shell out a meagre $12.50 to really get to the meat of the issue.
sibeen said:
and refuse to shell out a meagre $12.50 to really get to the meat of the issue.
TWSS…
sibeen said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:having said that the evidence act stated is there for a reason.. and may or may not have been used in this case. I could find the court transcript but I’m not spending the money on obtaining it. If you are really interested we can crowd source the $12.50 that will allow us 24 hour access
I might just wait till one of the commercial news websites runs the story and gives us the full detail.
I cannot believe that you bring this to the forum’s attention, spend time and effort posting about it, and refuse to shell out a meagre $12.50 to really get to the meat of the issue.
Ho;d on, you initiated this discussion, not me.
party_pants said:
Arts said:having said that the evidence act stated is there for a reason.. and may or may not have been used in this case. I could find the court transcript but I’m not spending the money on obtaining it. If you are really interested we can crowd source the $12.50 that will allow us 24 hour access
I might just wait till one of the commercial news websites runs the story and gives us the full detail.
yeah, that should be just as informative and the court records…
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:having said that the evidence act stated is there for a reason.. and may or may not have been used in this case. I could find the court transcript but I’m not spending the money on obtaining it. If you are really interested we can crowd source the $12.50 that will allow us 24 hour access
I might just wait till one of the commercial news websites runs the story and gives us the full detail.
yeah, that should be just as informative and the court records…
I’m a tight-arse.
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
party_pants said:I might just wait till one of the commercial news websites runs the story and gives us the full detail.
I cannot believe that you bring this to the forum’s attention, spend time and effort posting about it, and refuse to shell out a meagre $12.50 to really get to the meat of the issue.
Ho;d on, you initiated this discussion, not me.
makes shooing motion
Move on, people, nothing to see here…keep moving.
sniff
Good memories hey, PWM.
sibeen said:
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sniff
Good memories hey, PWM.
So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, good night
I hate to go and leave this pretty sight
So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, adieu
Adieu, adieu, to yieu and yieu and yieu!
So long, farewell, au revoir, auf wiedersehen
I’d like to stay and taste my first champagne
So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
I leave and heave a sigh and say goodbye — Goodbye!
I’m glad to go, I cannot tell a lie
I flit, I float, I fleetly flee, I fly
The sun has gone to bed and so must I
So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye
Goodbye!
Impressive short video showing size/mass comparisons of various black holes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgNDao7m41M
Hmm, the dart throwers have predicted a top temp tomorrow of 17 degrees. As it is still 22 degrees and only 20 minutes until tomorrow I expect they’ve stuffed up again.
And people believe this mob about global warming.
sibeen said:
Hmm, the dart throwers have predicted a top temp tomorrow of 17 degrees. As it is still 22 degrees and only 20 minutes until tomorrow I expect they’ve stuffed up again.And people believe this mob about global warming.
- chuckle
you listen to mal in the senate today eh?
Quit Social Media. Your Career May Depend on It.
I’m a millennial computer scientist who also writes books and runs a blog. Demographically speaking I should be a heavy social media user, but that is not the case. I’ve never had a social media account.
At the moment, this makes me an outlier, but I think many more people should follow my lead and quit these services. There are many issues with social media, from its corrosion of civic life to its cultural shallowness, but the argument I want to make here is more pragmatic: You should quit social media because it can hurt your career.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/20/jobs/quit-social-media-your-career-may-depend-on-it.html
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
Hmm, the dart throwers have predicted a top temp tomorrow of 17 degrees. As it is still 22 degrees and only 20 minutes until tomorrow I expect they’ve stuffed up again.And people believe this mob about global warming.
- chuckle
you listen to mal in the senate today eh?
Damn fine speech. Exemplary really. Can’t fathom how is wasn’t in the Senate before this.
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
Hmm, the dart throwers have predicted a top temp tomorrow of 17 degrees. As it is still 22 degrees and only 20 minutes until tomorrow I expect they’ve stuffed up again.And people believe this mob about global warming.
- chuckle
you listen to mal in the senate today eh?
Damn fine speech. Exemplary really. Can’t fathom how is wasn’t in the Senate before this.
Should have read:
Can’t fathom how he wasn’t in the Senate before this.
Damn autocorrect!
sibeen said:
Hmm, the dart throwers have predicted a top temp tomorrow of 17 degrees. As it is still 22 degrees and only 20 minutes until tomorrow I expect they’ve stuffed up again.And people believe this mob about global warming.
- chuckle
—-
What can you say about Melbourne weather? 38 c one day 14 c the next. That’s just weird.
tauto said:
sibeen said:
Hmm, the dart throwers have predicted a top temp tomorrow of 17 degrees. As it is still 22 degrees and only 20 minutes until tomorrow I expect they’ve stuffed up again.And people believe this mob about global warming.
- chuckle
—-
What can you say about Melbourne weather? 38 c one day 14 c the next. That’s just weird.
No it’s not!!!!
We’ll have a max of 14 on Wednesday but after stepping down to 21 tomorrow from 28 today.
0001 hours and still 21.3 degrees.
makes scoffing noises
Observations
The highest temperature over the 24 hours prior to observation at 9 am is recorded as the maximum temperature for the previous day. The lowest temperature for the 24 hours prior to 9 am is recorded as the minimum temperature for the day on which the observation was made. The thermometer is read to the nearest 0.1 degree Celsius. Air temperature is also measured at many stations at various times throughout the day; from one or two observations (at 9am and 3pm), to hourly and, for some locations, minute observations from an AWS.
scoffle.
I keep forgetting not to swear on the sssf fb group…
dv said:
I keep forgetting not to swear on the sssf fb group…
FTL…
The olfactory changes are accelerating. Tonight the cast is like an old wet shoe that is not quite fit to be worn any more, with a hint of sardine.
dv said:
The olfactory changes are accelerating. Tonight the cast is like an old wet shoe that is not quite fit to be worn any more, with a hint of sardine.
how many hours left?
did anyone see where I left the 2-stroke oil?…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
did anyone see where I left the 2-stroke oil?…
by the bed
Stumpy_seahorse said:
did anyone see where I left the 2-stroke oil?…
the racks of shelves along the right wall of the shed, the rack in the middle, 2nd top shelf.
party_pants said:
dv said:
The olfactory changes are accelerating. Tonight the cast is like an old wet shoe that is not quite fit to be worn any more, with a hint of sardine.
how many hours left?
Roughly 107
dv said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
did anyone see where I left the 2-stroke oil?…
by the bed
nah, that’s the 4-stroke oil…
dv said:
party_pants said:
dv said:
The olfactory changes are accelerating. Tonight the cast is like an old wet shoe that is not quite fit to be worn any more, with a hint of sardine.
how many hours left?
Roughly 107
so, Saturday afternoon?
party_pants said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
did anyone see where I left the 2-stroke oil?…
the racks of shelves along the right wall of the shed, the rack in the middle, 2nd top shelf.
which is funnily enough where it should be..
bar oi is there. brakleen, carby clean, rp7… no oil
dv said:
I keep forgetting not to swear on the sssf fb group…
What happens if you swear there?
I’m off to bed.
I did not swear at anyone of FB today, but I got a message from an old work colleague to inform me of the passing of another person that used to work with us. Don’t know the details yet, but she was not even 50 yet.
kii said:
dv said:
I keep forgetting not to swear on the sssf fb group…
What happens if you swear there?
stephen deletes the comment and reminds me not to swear
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
did anyone see where I left the 2-stroke oil?…
the racks of shelves along the right wall of the shed, the rack in the middle, 2nd top shelf.
which is funnily enough where it should be..
bar oi is there. brakleen, carby clean, rp7… no oil
if stuff is not where it is supposed to be then I can’t help.
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:
I keep forgetting not to swear on the sssf fb group…
What happens if you swear there?
stephen deletes the comment and reminds me not to swear
Wowsers and wowser.
I’ve postponed work today, which is one thing I can sort of do now. All to because of my “new role” thing or whatever it is. Not feeling emotionally solid enough to face the masses.
Today’s feeling is of a million of raw nerves on the outside of my skin. People should try this at least once in their lives :/
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:What happens if you swear there?
stephen deletes the comment and reminds me not to swear
Wowsers and wowser.
Nah fair enough, kids and so forth
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:stephen deletes the comment and reminds me not to swear
Wowsers and wowser.
Nah fair enough, kids and so forth
hehe…
truck just missed the corner out the front
15 minutes of entertainment watching him try to reverse a B-double up the road :)
Good Morning.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
hehe…truck just missed the corner out the front
15 minutes of entertainment watching him try to reverse a B-double up the road :)
Probably 15 mins of him cursing and swearing in the cabin…during this event….no doubt!
Did anybody else get the insect overload?
So Barnaby Joyce is a hydrologist now?
roughbarked said:
Last week, after the previous weekend’s rain, and the previous week, with the Caper White Butterflies.
Did anybody else get the insect overload?
roughbarked said:
What on earth makes you think that?
So Barnaby Joyce is a hydrologist now?
Good morning Holidayers. Ten degrees. Overcast. Very Little rain.
How are you feeling today, MV?
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:What on earth makes you think that?
So Barnaby Joyce is a hydrologist now?
He’s attempting to tell everyone how the water that was in the river can’t get to the other end.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Last week, after the previous weekend’s rain, and the previous week, with the Caper White Butterflies.
Did anybody else get the insect overload?
I don’t know the name of these tiny things that can fly but come to the windows and doors in great clouds and then turn into a crawling itching flood that finds its way in via any tiny opening.
I’ve got the buggers piled up 60mm deep at each door. Impossible to get out of the house without becoming covered.
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers. Ten degrees. Overcast. Very Little rain.
Tamb said:
buffy said:Good morning Holidayers. Ten degrees. Overcast. Very Little rain.
Morning all
18°, sunny, no sign of rain.
Off to the chiropractor this morning. Hopefully the final stage of recovery from my fall.
26, heading for 36 today. No sign of the thunderstorms or any aqua.
Divine Angel said:
Heaps and heaps better, thanks. Nearly 100%, really.
How are you feeling today, MV?
:)
roughbarked said:
Are those the thrips that Rule 303 was complaining about yesterday?
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Last week, after the previous weekend’s rain, and the previous week, with the Caper White Butterflies.
Did anybody else get the insect overload?
I don’t know the name of these tiny things that can fly but come to the windows and doors in great clouds and then turn into a crawling itching flood that finds its way in via any tiny opening.
I’ve got the buggers piled up 60mm deep at each door. Impossible to get out of the house without becoming covered.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
hehe…truck just missed the corner out the front
15 minutes of entertainment watching him try to reverse a B-double up the road :)
stumpy, you are a wicked, wicked person.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Heaps and heaps better, thanks. Nearly 100%, really.
How are you feeling today, MV?
:)
Awesome :)
I’m also back to normal, my sore throat has cleared and I have a voice again!
Oops, forgot to giver the weather report.
24.0°C and 62% RH here this morning. Variable cloud cover. Low, fast moving, puffy clouds, coming in from the south east.
roughbarked said:
Link?
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:What on earth makes you think that?
So Barnaby Joyce is a hydrologist now?
He’s attempting to tell everyone how the water that was in the river can’t get to the other end.
Today’s plans include: getting my car air con fixed, dropping off bags to the collection point for Share the Dignity, dropping empty bags to my sister’s house and picking up the free Santa photo from Harvey Norman.
Divine Angel said:
Great.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Heaps and heaps better, thanks. Nearly 100%, really.
How are you feeling today, MV?
:)
Awesome :)
I’m also back to normal, my sore throat has cleared and I have a voice again!
How’s the pregnancy going?
;)
Why would the Grattan Institute publish a deliberately misleading paper on the tax rates of working pensioners?
Are they a front for the government?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Why would the Grattan Institute publish a deliberately misleading paper on the tax rates of working pensioners?Are they a front for the government?
I read that too. Difficult to understand. And the other answer is – yes.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Link?
Michael V said:
What on earth makes you think that?He’s attempting to tell everyone how the water that was in the river can’t get to the other end.
Did stumpy find the 2 stroke oil? I reckon it’s miles up the road by now in the cabin of the B double that gave him so much amusement in the small hours of the morning. Just for revenge.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Great.
Michael V said:
Heaps and heaps better, thanks. Nearly 100%, really.:)
Awesome :)
I’m also back to normal, my sore throat has cleared and I have a voice again!
How’s the pregnancy going?
;)
I can guarantee my uterus is currently unoccupied. Ref: recent tummy X-ray
Divine Angel said:
Busy, busy, busy.
Today’s plans include: getting my car air con fixed, dropping off bags to the collection point for Share the Dignity, dropping empty bags to my sister’s house and picking up the free Santa photo from Harvey Norman.
Me? Finish taking blood pressure. Have coffee. Have another coffee. Interact with builders. Find out about flashing. Have breakfast. Do other stuff (I can’t remember what that was to be yet). Interact with builders. Have lunch. Interact with builders. Go to beach. Have a swim. Come home. Have a cup of tea. And that’s the end of the daylight hours.
Divine Angel said:
:)
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Great.Awesome :)
I’m also back to normal, my sore throat has cleared and I have a voice again!
How’s the pregnancy going?
;)
I can guarantee my uterus is currently unoccupied. Ref: recent tummy X-ray
e-e!
Got you a beauty!
:)
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Busy, busy, busy.
Today’s plans include: getting my car air con fixed, dropping off bags to the collection point for Share the Dignity, dropping empty bags to my sister’s house and picking up the free Santa photo from Harvey Norman.
Me? Finish taking blood pressure. Have coffee. Have another coffee. Interact with builders. Find out about flashing. Have breakfast. Do other stuff (I can’t remember what that was to be yet). Interact with builders. Have lunch. Interact with builders. Go to beach. Have a swim. Come home. Have a cup of tea. And that’s the end of the daylight hours.
Michael V said:
Find out about flashing.
You’ll need a trench coat.
buffy said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Why would the Grattan Institute publish a deliberately misleading paper on the tax rates of working pensioners?Are they a front for the government?
I read that too. Difficult to understand. And the other answer is – yes.
The other strange thing is that none of the commentary I have read so far has picked up that the report is misleading. Working pensioners have their pensions reduced, so their effective marginal tax rate is actually very high.
Nice and cool outside, gentle rain overnight. Switched to summer thermal management mode so yesterday the house was all closed up, last night and today so far all opened up.
The Rev Dodgson said:
buffy said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Why would the Grattan Institute publish a deliberately misleading paper on the tax rates of working pensioners?Are they a front for the government?
I read that too. Difficult to understand. And the other answer is – yes.
The other strange thing is that none of the commentary I have read so far has picked up that the report is misleading. Working pensioners have their pensions reduced, so their effective marginal tax rate is actually very high.
To be honest, I gave up trying to understand what they were saying. A superannuation pension is not taxed as it is pre-taxed money during your working life. So they must be trying to talk about earned money. Which has the usual tax free threshold. Doesn’t it? So if you are not a government pensioner, you can earn up to $18,000 on top of your super pension, before paying tax anyway. Maybe I’m just so used to being on “average” income that I don’t understand the need of high earners to keep on having stacks and stacks of money. I don’t know how it works for government pensions because we have always planned our super and expect to be independent for a long time. Mr buffy thinks we might get a part pension in a few years, but it will be more useful to have the health care card than the money.
buffy said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
buffy said:I read that too. Difficult to understand. And the other answer is – yes.
The other strange thing is that none of the commentary I have read so far has picked up that the report is misleading. Working pensioners have their pensions reduced, so their effective marginal tax rate is actually very high.
To be honest, I gave up trying to understand what they were saying. A superannuation pension is not taxed as it is pre-taxed money during your working life. So they must be trying to talk about earned money. Which has the usual tax free threshold. Doesn’t it? So if you are not a government pensioner, you can earn up to $18,000 on top of your super pension, before paying tax anyway. Maybe I’m just so used to being on “average” income that I don’t understand the need of high earners to keep on having stacks and stacks of money. I don’t know how it works for government pensions because we have always planned our super and expect to be independent for a long time. Mr buffy thinks we might get a part pension in a few years, but it will be more useful to have the health care card than the money.
Agree buffy. The health care & pensioner cards are the biggies.
I see the Japanese have ticked off God again.
Divine Angel said:
I see the Japanese have ticked off God again.
hipster nativity
JudgeMental said:
hipster nativity!http://dangerousminds.net/content/uploads/images/made/content/uploads/images/home-mobile-mary_465_465_int.jpg
!http://dangerousminds.net/content/uploads/images/made/content/uploads/images/home-hero_1024×1024_465_262_int.jpg
Hehehehehehe
Divine Angel said:
JudgeMental said:
hipster nativity!http://dangerousminds.net/content/uploads/images/made/content/uploads/images/home-mobile-mary_465_465_int.jpg
!http://dangerousminds.net/content/uploads/images/made/content/uploads/images/home-hero_1024×1024_465_262_int.jpg
Hehehehehehe
That’s probably how the second coming will play out but the wise dude with the gold will still get the most thank yous.
Right then, swept the dust bunnies up. Vacuumed the loungeroom. I’m going outside to do weeding and plant out tomato plants. And put out some lovely blue pellets for the benefit (?) of the snails. My corn seed is just germinating.
Divine Angel said:
So the builder tells me. But I refuse to buy one…
Michael V said:Find out about flashing.You’ll need a trench coat.
(I can’t remember what that was to be yet).
—-
I can now: deal with photos, for the amusement of party_pants and buffy.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Yes.
buffy said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Why would the Grattan Institute publish a deliberately misleading paper on the tax rates of working pensioners?Are they a front for the government?
I read that too. Difficult to understand. And the other answer is – yes.
The other strange thing is that none of the commentary I have read so far has picked up that the report is misleading. Working pensioners have their pensions reduced, so their effective marginal tax rate is actually very high.
Tamb said:
No argument here.
buffy said:
The Rev Dodgson said:The other strange thing is that none of the commentary I have read so far has picked up that the report is misleading. Working pensioners have their pensions reduced, so their effective marginal tax rate is actually very high.
To be honest, I gave up trying to understand what they were saying. A superannuation pension is not taxed as it is pre-taxed money during your working life. So they must be trying to talk about earned money. Which has the usual tax free threshold. Doesn’t it? So if you are not a government pensioner, you can earn up to $18,000 on top of your super pension, before paying tax anyway. Maybe I’m just so used to being on “average” income that I don’t understand the need of high earners to keep on having stacks and stacks of money. I don’t know how it works for government pensions because we have always planned our super and expect to be independent for a long time. Mr buffy thinks we might get a part pension in a few years, but it will be more useful to have the health care card than the money.
Agree buffy. The health care & pensioner cards are the biggies.
JudgeMental said:
:)
hipster nativity!http://dangerousminds.net/content/uploads/images/made/content/uploads/images/home-mobile-mary_465_465_int.jpg
!http://dangerousminds.net/content/uploads/images/made/content/uploads/images/home-hero_1024×1024_465_262_int.jpg
“ABC correspondent Rachel Mealey said she felt the tremor in Tokyo, more than 200 kilometres away.”
That’s some quake, haven’t seen any numbers on it yet.
Peak Warming Man said:
“ABC correspondent Rachel Mealey said she felt the tremor in Tokyo, more than 200 kilometres away.”That’s some quake, haven’t seen any numbers on it yet.
USGS reckons 6.9
How come we don’t use Richter anymore?
Peak Warming Man said:
“ABC correspondent Rachel Mealey said she felt the tremor in Tokyo, more than 200 kilometres away.”That’s some quake, haven’t seen any numbers on it yet.
that fault line must be huge.
Aargh…good grief :/
I hate being in the middle of other people’s messes. Bloody cougar bisexual introverts!!!!
Meanwhile….we’ve had sprinkly rain off and on all day.
jeez, watching the tv coverage of the expected tsunami is like watching paint dry…
surely there’s some crazy japanese game show being filmed nearby that they can cut to…
JudgeMental said:
Grrrrrr.
Peak Warming Man said:
“ABC correspondent Rachel Mealey said she felt the tremor in Tokyo, more than 200 kilometres away.”That’s some quake, haven’t seen any numbers on it yet.
that fault line must be huge.
Fault, not “fault line”.
morning all… a lovely day planned here.. lunch with friends, then mum is coming over to cook us a lovely dinner using the last of the fish we caught in Tamala Station… pink snapper.. delicious.
Tomorrow work and kids trampolining, but a friend has elected to cook us dinner that’ll be ready when we get home.. then thursday another lunch with friends and dinner with family. I won’t remember how to cook by the end of this week.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Grrrrrr.
Peak Warming Man said:
“ABC correspondent Rachel Mealey said she felt the tremor in Tokyo, more than 200 kilometres away.”That’s some quake, haven’t seen any numbers on it yet.
that fault line must be huge.
Fault, not “fault line”.
woohooo a bite.
:-)
i was losing faith there…
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Grrrrrr.that fault line must be huge.
Fault, not “fault line”.
woohooo a bite.
:-)
i was losing faith there…
It’s all your fault.
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
Grrrrrr.Fault, not “fault line”.
woohooo a bite.
:-)
i was losing faith there…
It’s all your fault.
i have broad shoulders.
Arts said:
morning all… a lovely day planned here.. lunch with friends, then mum is coming over to cook us a lovely dinner using the last of the fish we caught in Tamala Station… pink snapper.. delicious.
Tomorrow work and kids trampolining, but a friend has elected to cook us dinner that’ll be ready when we get home.. then thursday another lunch with friends and dinner with family. I won’t remember how to cook by the end of this week.
that all sounds very social.
Divine Angel said:
How come we don’t use Richter anymore?
It underestimated the energy of some quakes
JudgeMental said:
Yeah, yeah.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Grrrrrr.that fault line must be huge.
Fault, not “fault line”.
woohooo a bite.
:-)
i was losing faith there…
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
morning all… a lovely day planned here.. lunch with friends, then mum is coming over to cook us a lovely dinner using the last of the fish we caught in Tamala Station… pink snapper.. delicious.
Tomorrow work and kids trampolining, but a friend has elected to cook us dinner that’ll be ready when we get home.. then thursday another lunch with friends and dinner with family. I won’t remember how to cook by the end of this week.
that all sounds very social.
it’s that sort of week
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
JudgeMental said:woohooo a bite.
:-)
i was losing faith there…
It’s all your fault.
i have broad shoulders.
That’s what my mother said as she birthed me….
I was forever compared to a grid iron player or Dawn Fraser. It’s what every young girl wishes for.
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
one daughter’ husky/lab x’smidgie
I don’t want one but it does look like a nice one.
I was thinking about Larry yesterday. Try the game with him where he get to sniff your hands and work out which hand you have a treat in. When he can work that out tuck the treat under your shoe when he isn’t looking. When he has that together you can play find the goodo. Poppy could find 20 hidden in a room in a flash.
If he gets it quick than he probably has a beagley streak and you will have him working on treats instead of wildlife.
might try that. Good start to getting him more responsive to his name too,
World chess championship is on and has started with seven draws
a question without notice, why are women in the US referred to as broads? is it a hip thing?
transition said:
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
one daughter’ husky/lab x’smidgie
I don’t want one but it does look like a nice one.
I was thinking about Larry yesterday. Try the game with him where he get to sniff your hands and work out which hand you have a treat in. When he can work that out tuck the treat under your shoe when he isn’t looking. When he has that together you can play find the goodo. Poppy could find 20 hidden in a room in a flash.
If he gets it quick than he probably has a beagley streak and you will have him working on treats instead of wildlife.
might try that. Good start to getting him more responsive to his name too,
:)
JudgeMental said:
a question without notice, why are women in the US referred to as broads? is it a hip thing?
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=broad
Word for a woman. Less respectable than lady but much more respectable than bitch. Man, look at those two broads. They are smokin.dv said:
World chess championship is on and has started with seven draws
and the cabinetmaking comp that started with 7 drawers.
JudgeMental said:
a question without notice, why are women in the US referred to as broads? is it a hip thing?
broad (n.) Look up broad at Dictionary.com “woman,” slang, 1911, perhaps suggestive of broad (adj.) hips, but it also might trace to American English abroadwife, word for a woman (often a slave) away from her husband. Earliest use of the slang word suggests immorality or coarse, low-class women. Because of this negative association, and the rise of women’s athletics, the track and field broad jump was changed to the long jump c. 1967.
JudgeMental said:
a question without notice, why are women in the US referred to as broads? is it a hip thing?
http://www.wordorigins.org/index.php/site/comments/broad/
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
a question without notice, why are women in the US referred to as broads? is it a hip thing?
broad (n.) Look up broad at Dictionary.com “woman,” slang, 1911, perhaps suggestive of broad (adj.) hips, but it also might trace to American English abroadwife, word for a woman (often a slave) away from her husband. Earliest use of the slang word suggests immorality or coarse, low-class women. Because of this negative association, and the rise of women’s athletics, the track and field broad jump was changed to the long jump c. 1967.
I remember the broad jump getting changed to the long jump. It was confusing.
Arts said:
the track and field broad jump was changed to the long jump c. 1967.
ROFL.
That’s up there with a Curve factoid :)
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
a question without notice, why are women in the US referred to as broads? is it a hip thing?
broad (n.) Look up broad at Dictionary.com “woman,” slang, 1911, perhaps suggestive of broad (adj.) hips, but it also might trace to American English abroadwife, word for a woman (often a slave) away from her husband. Earliest use of the slang word suggests immorality or coarse, low-class women. Because of this negative association, and the rise of women’s athletics, the track and field broad jump was changed to the long jump c. 1967.
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=broad
so, broad is a derogatory term then
Bloody cars are expensive! Got the aircon regassed, there’s a leak which the guy can’t find. He put in some dye so when the gas runs out again, he’ll be able to see the dye. He was telling me about a leak behind the dash which cost the owner $1500!
Divine Angel said:
Bloody cars are expensive! Got the aircon regassed, there’s a leak which the guy can’t find. He put in some dye so when the gas runs out again, he’ll be able to see the dye. He was telling me about a leak behind the dash which cost the owner $1500!
or else, over the course of summer, you will slowly turn orange
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
Bloody cars are expensive! Got the aircon regassed, there’s a leak which the guy can’t find. He put in some dye so when the gas runs out again, he’ll be able to see the dye. He was telling me about a leak behind the dash which cost the owner $1500!
or else, over the course of summer, you will slowly turn orange
Trump is orange, you don’t want to turn into Trump.
Obama was the first Black President
Trump is the first Orange President
Orange is the new black
Divine Angel said:
Orange is the new black
at least only the front half of you will be orange
Impossible!
The dye is yellow.
Divine Angel said:
Impossible!The dye is yellow.
no worries spongebob
Trump is so hotheaded he became is own solarium.
Greetings
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
How come we don’t use Richter anymore?
It underestimated the energy of some quakes
People who do the work haven’t used Richter for a long time, but no-one told the meeja.
Or more likely they were told, but found it all too difficult, so kept calling the magnitude Richter.
dv said:
World chess championship is on and has started with seven draws
Worse than soccer.
poikilotherm said:
dv said:
World chess championship is on and has started with seven draws
Worse than soccer.
there’s darts too… that’s pretty boring to watch
Arts said:
poikilotherm said:
dv said:
World chess championship is on and has started with seven draws
Worse than soccer.
there’s darts too… that’s pretty boring to watch
Not when they are drunk, blindfolded, spun around and told to just aim at were they think the board is and a huge crowd is watching at a very close distance.
Posted 12 minutes ago
David Warner says the effect of any alleged ball-tampering by South Africa captain Faf du Plessis in the second Test was negligible.
roughbarked said:
Posted 12 minutes agoDavid Warner says the effect of any alleged ball-tampering by South Africa captain Faf du Plessis in the second Test was negligible.
I’d concur
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
Posted 12 minutes agoDavid Warner says the effect of any alleged ball-tampering by South Africa captain Faf du Plessis in the second Test was negligible.
I’d concur
Not that ball tampering is legal.. otherwise it was Australia who failed.
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/11/richard-spencer-speech-npi/508379/
Probably nothing to worry about
dv said:
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/11/richard-spencer-speech-npi/508379/
Probably nothing to worry about
Just wanting to ask a question, I expect.
dv said:
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/11/richard-spencer-speech-npi/508379/
Probably nothing to worry about
and this isn’t satire?
I hate Illinois nazis.
One of my collection of grandma’s..on this slant.. http://www.latimes.com/nation/politics/trailguide/la-na-trailguide-updates-neo-nazi-alt-right-crowd-cheers-the-1479774847-htmlstory.html
Renee Dominguez And so it begins………
sarahs mum said:
Doesn’t look like satire.
dv said:http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/11/richard-spencer-speech-npi/508379/
Probably nothing to worry about
and this isn’t satire?
:(
sarahs mum said:
I hate Illinois nazis.
They give me the blues brutha
sarahs mum said:
I hate Illinois nazis.
I hate nazis where ever they are.
even in outer space
My new word for today: “fid”.
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:
Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
Michael V said:
My new word for today: “fid”.
arrrrrrrhhhhh
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
and the crater it left
JudgeMental said:
:)
Michael V said:
My new word for today: “fid”.
arrrrrrrhhhhh
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
and the crater it left
roffle
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
Their must be an air of excitement when finding a meteorite as you could find a unique type, they are all pretty special as they are freakin rocks from outer space man but yeah you never know what you could find
Cymek said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
Their must be an air of excitement when finding a meteorite as you could find a unique type, they are all pretty special as they are freakin rocks from outer space man but yeah you never know what you could find
And always the chance it’s rays could turn you into a superhero.
AwesomeO said:
Cymek said:
CrazyNeutrino said:its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
There must be an air of excitement when finding a meteorite as you could find a unique type, they are all pretty special as they are freakin rocks from outer space man but yeah you never know what you could find
And always the chance it’s rays could turn you into a superhero.
You wish
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
and the crater it left
No that is a mallee fowl nest. You can tell by the amount of leaf-litter mixed with the soil. Meteorites on a steep trajectory just make holes in the soil.
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
and the crater it left
No that is a mallee fowl nest. You can tell by the amount of leaf-litter mixed with the soil. Meteorites on a steep trajectory just make holes in the soil.
yeah, but it would have to be a pretty small meteorite to make a crater that small… micro meteorite even…
diddly-squat said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:and the crater it left
No that is a mallee fowl nest. You can tell by the amount of leaf-litter mixed with the soil. Meteorites on a steep trajectory just make holes in the soil.
yeah, but it would have to be a pretty small meteorite to make a crater that small… micro meteorite even…
Well as to my knowledge that there have been no mass extinctions in the mallee for some time. I would assume you would have a point.
“Dr Towner said there was no visible impact on the ground where it was found.”
I find that quite surprising. I would have thought that a 1.5 kg brick dropped from a great height would leave a reasonable dent.
The Rev Dodgson said:
“Dr Towner said there was no visible impact on the ground where it was found.”I find that quite surprising. I would have thought that a 1.5 kg brick dropped from a great height would leave a reasonable dent.
It would depend on the trajectory, soil type, moisture level, topography and vegetation type to mention only a few variables.
The Rev Dodgson said:
“Dr Towner said there was no visible impact on the ground where it was found.”I find that quite surprising. I would have thought that a 1.5 kg brick dropped from a great height would leave a reasonable dent.
it would have landed with the terminal velocity for an object that size and weight. most of the speed would have been lost due to atmospheric drag.
JudgeMental said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
“Dr Towner said there was no visible impact on the ground where it was found.”I find that quite surprising. I would have thought that a 1.5 kg brick dropped from a great height would leave a reasonable dent.
it would have landed with the terminal velocity for an object that size and weight. most of the speed would have been lost due to atmospheric drag.
i see the article states that.
In other news from the land of the brave and free….
We received a cheque from a class action doover against BoA…..something, something…..flood insurance thingy.
It’s a six figure amount.
Yep.
JudgeMental said:
JudgeMental said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
“Dr Towner said there was no visible impact on the ground where it was found.”I find that quite surprising. I would have thought that a 1.5 kg brick dropped from a great height would leave a reasonable dent.
it would have landed with the terminal velocity for an object that size and weight. most of the speed would have been lost due to atmospheric drag.
i see the article states that.
Also from memory, meteorites travel at different speeds, are of different sizes and made-up of different materials. So really not wise to be too dogmatic about what they will or will not do.
kii said:
In other news from the land of the brave and free….We received a cheque from a class action doover against BoA…..something, something…..flood insurance thingy.
It’s a six figure amount.
Yep.
Nice :)
What’s BoA?
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:
JudgeMental said:it would have landed with the terminal velocity for an object that size and weight. most of the speed would have been lost due to atmospheric drag.
i see the article states that.
Also from memory, meteorites travel at different speeds, are of different sizes and made-up of different materials. So really not wise to be too dogmatic about what they will or will not do.
we are talking about this one though.
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
In other news from the land of the brave and free….We received a cheque from a class action doover against BoA…..something, something…..flood insurance thingy.
It’s a six figure amount.
Yep.
Nice :)
What’s BoA?
Bank of America.
We’re not sure how to celebrate.
kii said:
In other news from the land of the brave and free….We received a cheque from a class action doover against BoA…..something, something…..flood insurance thingy.
It’s a six figure amount.
Yep.
:) :)
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
In other news from the land of the brave and free….We received a cheque from a class action doover against BoA…..something, something…..flood insurance thingy.
It’s a six figure amount.
Yep.
Nice :)
What’s BoA?
Bank of America.
We’re not sure how to celebrate.
give up work and do art.
One way ticket out of there?
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
In other news from the land of the brave and free….We received a cheque from a class action doover against BoA…..something, something…..flood insurance thingy.
It’s a six figure amount.
Yep.
Nice :)
What’s BoA?
Bank of America.
We’re not sure how to celebrate.
give it all to charity…
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
In other news from the land of the brave and free….We received a cheque from a class action doover against BoA…..something, something…..flood insurance thingy.
It’s a six figure amount.
Yep.
Nice :)
What’s BoA?
Bank of America.
We’re not sure how to celebrate.
Costume party with a Trump theme to celebrate him becoming president
kii said:
Nice.
In other news from the land of the brave and free….We received a cheque from a class action doover against BoA…..something, something…..flood insurance thingy.
It’s a six figure amount.
Yep.
We got our Santa photo back. Little Miss looks terrified, Mr Mutant is staring
past the camera and I’m smiling like an idiot because the camera lady was taking too long.
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:Nice :)
What’s BoA?
Bank of America.
We’re not sure how to celebrate.
give up work and do art.
We have to put the cheque in the bank before May 2017. I wonder if it’s worth driving over there to deposit a cheque for 6 cents or should we wait until we have other banking business to conduct?
Divine Angel said:
We got our Santa photo back. Little Miss looks terrified, Mr Mutant is staringpast the camera and I’m smiling like an idiot because the camera lady was taking too long.
:)
Oh, it’s a figure 6 number?
diddly-squat said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:Nice :)
What’s BoA?
Bank of America.
We’re not sure how to celebrate.
give it all to charity…
I’ll drop 6c in the collection box at the thrift store.
kii said:
We’re not sure how to celebrate.
booze is traditional
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
In other news from the land of the brave and free….We received a cheque from a class action doover against BoA…..something, something…..flood insurance thingy.
It’s a six figure amount.
Yep.
Nice :)
What’s BoA?
Bank of America.
We’re not sure how to celebrate.
Divine Angel said:
Oh, it’s a figure 6 number?
:P
Heh Kanye… he so crazee.
party_pants said:
kii said:We’re not sure how to celebrate.
booze is traditional
I’ve been considering a return to alcohol for a while. This could put me over the edge in making that decision.
Divine Angel said:
We got our Santa photo back. Little Miss looks terrified, Mr Mutant is staringpast the camera and I’m smiling like an idiot because the camera lady was taking too long.
So all in all a pretty much standard awkward Christmas photo
kii said:
party_pants said:
kii said:We’re not sure how to celebrate.
booze is traditional
I’ve been considering a return to alcohol for a while. This could put me over the edge in making that decision.
Cocaine and male strippers/escorts
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:i see the article states that.
Also from memory, meteorites travel at different speeds, are of different sizes and made-up of different materials. So really not wise to be too dogmatic about what they will or will not do.
we are talking about this one though.
No, you made the error of saying it had created a Mallee Fowl nest where it landed. Now we both know that is wrong.
Oh facebook <3
TO EVERYONE WITH FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES IN THE US:
Another call to add to your list.
The Department of Justice is tallying phone calls regarding those who want the 2016 Vote Audited. A shift of just 55,000 Trump votes to Hillary in PA, MI & WI is all that is Needed to Win.
They are starting to recognize there really is something off about the election results as they come in. Considering everything that is at stake, a vote audit should be done.
Call the DOJ at 202-353-1555 and tell them you want the votes audited. Even if it’s busy, keep calling. It takes a few times to get through because of all the calls being made.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:Nice :)
What’s BoA?
Bank of America.
We’re not sure how to celebrate.
espresso martinis and pavlova.
coke and hookers
This is the 2nd cheque we’ve received regarding this settlement. The other one was something like 37c.
Hopefully the big bucks are around the corner.
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:Also from memory, meteorites travel at different speeds, are of different sizes and made-up of different materials. So really not wise to be too dogmatic about what they will or will not do.
we are talking about this one though.
No, you made the error of saying it had created a Mallee Fowl nest where it landed. Now we both know that is wrong.
LOL. Seeing as i got that pic from a google search for old mallee fowl nests i probably was aware that it was a pic of an old mallee fowl nest.
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:we are talking about this one though.
No, you made the error of saying it had created a Mallee Fowl nest where it landed. Now we both know that is wrong.
LOL. Seeing as i got that pic from a google search for old mallee fowl nests i probably was aware that it was a pic of an old mallee fowl nest.
:)
I’m worn out by the excitement and have to be up at 4am.
Sleep should happen.
I’ve submitted my complaint and photos to Hungry Jack’s so I should go do something productive also.
Divine Angel said:
I’ve submitted my complaint and photos to Hungry Jack’s so I should go do something productive also.
they’ll probably tell you to get a more photogenic family.
;-)
Divine Angel said:
I’ve submitted my complaint and photos to Hungry Jack’s so I should go do something productive also.
What was wrong with HJ’s
Divine Angel said:
I’ve submitted my complaint and photos to Hungry Jack’s so I should go do something productive also.
was that unproductive?
Divine Angel said:
I’ve submitted my complaint and photos to Hungry Jack’s so I should go do something productive also.
too few fries?
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
I’ve submitted my complaint and photos to Hungry Jack’s so I should go do something productive also.
too few fries?
not enough lettuce :)
sarahs mum said:
dv said:http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/11/richard-spencer-speech-npi/508379/
Probably nothing to worry about
and this isn’t satire?
No.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
Did it land in a scrub turkey nest?
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
Did it land in a scrub turkey nest?
Are they any photos of the Meteorite on the ground?
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
Did it land in a scrub turkey nest?
Its possible
CrazyNeutrino said:
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
Did it land in a scrub turkey nest?
Its possible
I don’t think the Scrub turkeys would like it.
JudgeMental said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
“Dr Towner said there was no visible impact on the ground where it was found.”I find that quite surprising. I would have thought that a 1.5 kg brick dropped from a great height would leave a reasonable dent.
it would have landed with the terminal velocity for an object that size and weight. most of the speed would have been lost due to atmospheric drag.
Still, it landed on farmland, with presumably soft soil.
I listen to the debate on the DD bill last night, Doug Cameron was probably a bad choice by the ALP to handle the committee stage.
He became more and more bellicose as the night wore on, calling the Zen Team spinless and gutless wonders and Hinch a mongrel, it was quite a performance.
I ought pack up and head back to the bush
So this Westworld is going well
dv said:
So this Westworld is going well
Not watched the latest episode but yes I think it’s really good
well, hopefully going to get NBN fixed wireless soon.
JudgeMental said:
well, hopefully going to get NBN fixed wireless soon.
To the node?
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
well, hopefully going to get NBN fixed wireless soon.
To the node?
in da house.
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Bubblecar said:
Well done – meteorite recovered within a week of being tracked through WA skies:Great balls of fire: WA scientists follow flames to freshly fallen meteorite
http://www.smh.com.au/wa-news/great-balls-of-fire-wa-scientists-follow-flames-to-freshly-fallen-meteorite-20161121-gsty3w.html
its a 1.15kg meteorite
“Perenjori provided the best information, and with the information from Northam and Badgingarra our team was able to track the fall line and calculate its landing spot to within 200m of where it was subsequently found.”
Excellent.
Did it land in a scrub turkey nest?
Boris thought so.
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
“Dr Towner said there was no visible impact on the ground where it was found.”I find that quite surprising. I would have thought that a 1.5 kg brick dropped from a great height would leave a reasonable dent.
it would have landed with the terminal velocity for an object that size and weight. most of the speed would have been lost due to atmospheric drag.
Still, it landed on farmland, with presumably soft soil.
And a whole lot of other assumptions.
Divine Angel said:
We got our Santa photo back. Little Miss looks terrified,
I’m not surprised. Sitting in the lap/proximity of a stranger, who’s face you can’t really see, wearing gloves and a camera pointed at you with weirdos says ‘smile’! it would terrify me too
PermeateFree said:
dv said:
JudgeMental said:it would have landed with the terminal velocity for an object that size and weight. most of the speed would have been lost due to atmospheric drag.
Still, it landed on farmland, with presumably soft soil.
And a whole lot of other assumptions.
still cut that we didn’t go along with your assumptions?
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:
dv said:Still, it landed on farmland, with presumably soft soil.
And a whole lot of other assumptions.
still cut that we didn’t go along with your assumptions?
No, just amused by dv’s and your antics of flogging a dead horse.
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:And a whole lot of other assumptions.
still cut that we didn’t go along with your assumptions?
No, just amused by dv’s and your antics of flogging a dead horse.
so don’t provide it fodder then.
Has Wookie done his report about Trump yet?
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:still cut that we didn’t go along with your assumptions?
No, just amused by dv’s and your antics of flogging a dead horse.
so don’t provide it fodder then.
You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Has Wookie done his report about Trump yet?
Has been posting under the dv logo.
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:No, just amused by dv’s and your antics of flogging a dead horse.
so don’t provide it fodder then.
You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
you do realise that was a joke post? i mean i have already told you that. we were having a laugh at your ignorance.
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:No, just amused by dv’s and your antics of flogging a dead horse.
so don’t provide it fodder then.
You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
Wasn’t it you that made the comment about it being formed by a meteorite?
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:so don’t provide it fodder then.
You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
you do realise that was a joke post? i mean i have already told you that. we were having a laugh at your ignorance.
jokes are never as funny when you have to explain them…
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:so don’t provide it fodder then.
You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
you do realise that was a joke post? i mean i have already told you that. we were having a laugh at your ignorance.
But I was having a joke at YOUR ignorance Boris and co. Why do you think you are so smart?
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:so don’t provide it fodder then.
You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
Wasn’t it you that made the comment about it being formed by a meteorite?
I think its was discussed that under a certain size meteorites do not cause craters, only larger ones
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:so don’t provide it fodder then.
You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
Wasn’t it you that made the comment about it being formed by a meteorite?
No, that was Boris.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
Wasn’t it you that made the comment about it being formed by a meteorite?
I think its was discussed that under a certain size meteorites do not cause craters, only larger ones
and that some birds make cute nests in the ground that look like tiny meteorite craters
diddly-squat said:
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
you do realise that was a joke post? i mean i have already told you that. we were having a laugh at your ignorance.
jokes are never as funny when you have to explain them…
I never did, I just went along with it. Surprised it took you so long to wake up.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
PermeateFree said:You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
Wasn’t it you that made the comment about it being formed by a meteorite?
I think its was discussed that under a certain size meteorites do not cause craters, only larger ones
Another brain child of Boris and co. :)
diddly-squat said:
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:You provided the photo of the mallee fowl nest and made the comment it was made by the publicised meteorite. I just corrected your mistake, then you and others took it further. You really should read your posts.
you do realise that was a joke post? i mean i have already told you that. we were having a laugh at your ignorance.
jokes are never as funny when you have to explain them…
PermeateFree said:
diddly-squat said:
JudgeMental said:you do realise that was a joke post? i mean i have already told you that. we were having a laugh at your ignorance.
jokes are never as funny when you have to explain them…
I never did, I just went along with it. Surprised it took you so long to wake up.
sorry, let me be a little clearer… I was talking to JudgeMental…
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Wasn’t it you that made the comment about it being formed by a meteorite?
I think its was discussed that under a certain size meteorites do not cause craters, only larger ones
and that some birds make cute nests in the ground that look like tiny meteorite craters
Guess you are thinking of mallee fowl. However the difference is they combine a considerable amount of leaf-litter with the soil. Meteorites are not so cleaver.
PermeateFree said:
diddly-squat said:
JudgeMental said:you do realise that was a joke post? i mean i have already told you that. we were having a laugh at your ignorance.
jokes are never as funny when you have to explain them…
I never did, I just went along with it. Surprised it took you so long to wake up.
yeah, but you started the joke with you erroneous belief that an old mallee fowl nest was caused by a meteorite. and you still believe that. that is the joke.
JudgeMental said:
diddly-squat said:
JudgeMental said:you do realise that was a joke post? i mean i have already told you that. we were having a laugh at your ignorance.
jokes are never as funny when you have to explain them…
Poor Boris, he must be getting flustered.
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:
diddly-squat said:jokes are never as funny when you have to explain them…
I never did, I just went along with it. Surprised it took you so long to wake up.
yeah, but you started the joke with you erroneous belief that an old mallee fowl nest was caused by a meteorite. and you still believe that. that is the joke.
Perhaps they repurpose old meteor craters for nests
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:
diddly-squat said:jokes are never as funny when you have to explain them…
I never did, I just went along with it. Surprised it took you so long to wake up.
yeah, but you started the joke with you erroneous belief that an old mallee fowl nest was caused by a meteorite. and you still believe that. that is the joke.
There you go again, jumping to conclusions of things you know nothing about. You should get out more Boris.
http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/?main=http%3A//tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/topics/7852/
From: PermeateFree
ID: 952765
Subject: Meteorite Strike
Whilst travelling through the WA Mallee, occasionally I come across small craters like the one below. They are circular, with ejected fine sand/clay piled equally around. The one below was 2 metres diameter x 0.8 metres in depth. Anyone have any idea as to the meteorite size on impact?
Cymek said:
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:I never did, I just went along with it. Surprised it took you so long to wake up.
yeah, but you started the joke with you erroneous belief that an old mallee fowl nest was caused by a meteorite. and you still believe that. that is the joke.
Perhaps they repurpose old meteor craters for nests
well, that is a possibility. smart bird the mallee fowl. or maybe they disguise their nests to look like craters to confuse predators?
Cymek said:
I suppose that might be possible, but mallee fowl are not widespread in the mallee as most have been eaten by cats and foxes. They tend to be confined to certain locations and yes I have seen a number of them, but I don’t confuse them with small meteorite craters.
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:I never did, I just went along with it. Surprised it took you so long to wake up.
yeah, but you started the joke with you erroneous belief that an old mallee fowl nest was caused by a meteorite. and you still believe that. that is the joke.
Perhaps they repurpose old meteor craters for nests
this was the one i was looking for
CrazyNeutrino said:
http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/?main=http%3A//tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/topics/7852/From: PermeateFree
ID: 952765
Subject: Meteorite StrikeWhilst travelling through the WA Mallee, occasionally I come across small craters like the one below. They are circular, with ejected fine sand/clay piled equally around. The one below was 2 metres diameter x 0.8 metres in depth. Anyone have any idea as to the meteorite size on impact?
So?
JudgeMental said:
Cymek said:
JudgeMental said:yeah, but you started the joke with you erroneous belief that an old mallee fowl nest was caused by a meteorite. and you still believe that. that is the joke.
Perhaps they repurpose old meteor craters for nests
well, that is a possibility. smart bird the mallee fowl. or maybe they disguise their nests to look like craters to confuse predators?
I think they are a great deal smarter than what is on offer here.
i’m a meme machine!!!
JudgeMental said:
this was the one i was looking for
I bet you carry it around in order to boost your confidence.
LOL
JudgeMental said:
I don’t hate you Boris, I just feel sorry for you.
looks like PF has gone click happy. must have got to him.
JudgeMental said:
looks like PF has gone click happy. must have got to him.
Gosh and all I did was to reply to people. But there again, false accusations are a skill Boris has mastered and something I have yet to learn.
you can stop now PF, i haven’t read the last 9 posts from you.
Cymek said:
JudgeMental said:
PermeateFree said:I never did, I just went along with it. Surprised it took you so long to wake up.
yeah, but you started the joke with you erroneous belief that an old mallee fowl nest was caused by a meteorite. and you still believe that. that is the joke.
Perhaps they repurpose old meteor craters for nests
heh. hipster fowl.
JudgeMental said:
you can stop now PF, i haven’t read the last 9 posts from you.
One of the reasons for your ignorance Boris. You need to get smart, big time!
Meet the 6yo studying year 12 physics and chemistry
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-22/education-system-failing-gifted-children-experts-say/8047468
Good evening gentlemen
Bubblecar said:
Meet the 6yo studying year 12 physics and chemistryhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-22/education-system-failing-gifted-children-experts-say/8047468
That’s streaming.
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/?main=http%3A//tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/topics/7852/From: PermeateFree
ID: 952765
Subject: Meteorite StrikeWhilst travelling through the WA Mallee, occasionally I come across small craters like the one below. They are circular, with ejected fine sand/clay piled equally around. The one below was 2 metres diameter x 0.8 metres in depth. Anyone have any idea as to the meteorite size on impact?
So?
anyway, No malleefowl has used that crater in decades.
Dropbear said:
Good evening gentlemen
Still mid-afternoon were I am
Hello , hello, hello
“Hello, Goodbye”
You say yes, I say no
You say stop and I say go go go, oh no
You say goodbye and I say hello
Hello hello
I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello
Hello hello
I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello”
monkey skipper said:
Hello , hello, hello“Hello, Goodbye”
You say yes, I say no
You say stop and I say go go go, oh no
You say goodbye and I say hello
Hello hello
I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello
Hello hello
I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello”
hello hello.
For my convenience the Coles delivery is scheduled between 6.15 and 7.15.
sarahs mum said:
For my convenience the Coles delivery is scheduled between 6.15 and 7.15.
am.
sarahs mum said:
For my convenience the Coles delivery is scheduled between 6.15 and 7.15.
Are they getting more of your orders filled these days or still offering replacements?
Bubblecar said:
Meet the 6yo studying year 12 physics and chemistryhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-22/education-system-failing-gifted-children-experts-say/8047468
Understanding boredom and frustration of lack of engagement is important because behaviour is a language to be understood too.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
For my convenience the Coles delivery is scheduled between 6.15 and 7.15.
Are they getting more of your orders filled these days or still offering replacements?
they always seem to substitute 2 or 3 things. I have clicked on allow substitutions. Twice they haven’t chosen anything to replace my preferred loaf of bread. What? You don’t have any bread?
To some degree substitutions amuse me. I shall report back later when I get the ‘we have packed your order email.’
monkey skipper said:
Bubblecar said:
Meet the 6yo studying year 12 physics and chemistryhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-22/education-system-failing-gifted-children-experts-say/8047468
Understanding boredom and frustration of lack of engagement is important because behaviour is a language to be understood too.
teachers are well aware of behaviour being a language, but often lack the resources or back up to be proactive about it. The system is just that, a system, that churns out averages.
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
For my convenience the Coles delivery is scheduled between 6.15 and 7.15.
am.
Better that than for your inconvenience it is scheduled between 6:15am and 5pm.
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
For my convenience the Coles delivery is scheduled between 6.15 and 7.15.
Are they getting more of your orders filled these days or still offering replacements?
they always seem to substitute 2 or 3 things. I have clicked on allow substitutions. Twice they haven’t chosen anything to replace my preferred loaf of bread. What? You don’t have any bread?
To some degree substitutions amuse me. I shall report back later when I get the ‘we have packed your order email.’
Okay.
how does the ‘detox foot spa’ cleanse the liver?
AwesomeO said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
For my convenience the Coles delivery is scheduled between 6.15 and 7.15.
am.
Better that than for your inconvenience it is scheduled between 6:15am and 5pm.
true.
Arts said:
how does the ‘detox foot spa’ cleanse the liver?
through your ley lines.
Younger sister’s just bought a second house in Hobart with a shop attached, to use as her studio and shop, while my brother rents the house part.
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
Good evening gentlemen
Still mid-afternoon were I am
I’ve been to paradise..
Arts said:
monkey skipper said:
Bubblecar said:
Meet the 6yo studying year 12 physics and chemistryhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-22/education-system-failing-gifted-children-experts-say/8047468
Understanding boredom and frustration of lack of engagement is important because behaviour is a language to be understood too.
teachers are well aware of behaviour being a language, but often lack the resources or back up to be proactive about it. The system is just that, a system, that churns out averages.
While I understand that , you may remember Alex was saved by a teacher that understood she was a brainiac. I think they wanted to put her in special education not realising correctly she was capable fo doing maths 4 years above her age group. That is what I meant (I suppose).
One of my cousins was climbing out the window of his history lessons. He was tested and suspected by the maths teacher to have a lot of untapped abilities.
He was tested and as the adults , specialists and my cousin sat in the room together. The specialist starting the conversation by saying…well the smartest person in that room was in the room and in that instance he said that the person was none of the adults. He clearly climbing out the window through sheer boredom.
He went onto lecture computational mathematics in a university. There was a teacher wanting to kick him out of school which would have potentially stopped his future happening.
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
how does the ‘detox foot spa’ cleanse the liver?
through your ley lines.
Don’t the “toxins” leach out through the soles of your feet or something like that
AwesomeO said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
For my convenience the Coles delivery is scheduled between 6.15 and 7.15.
am.
Better that than for your inconvenience it is scheduled between 6:15am and 5pm.
Hah. You are funny sometimes.
monkey skipper said:
Hello , hello, hello“Hello, Goodbye”
You say yes, I say no
You say stop and I say go go go, oh no
You say goodbye and I say hello
Hello hello
I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello
Hello hello
I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello”
Fowler said inside the “array” that is placed in the water are just two metal electrodes with a positive and negative current. When introduced to salt water, a chemical process called electrolysis takes place and causes the electrodes to rust at an extremely rapid rate.
“This is nothing more than two pieces of metal rusting,” Fowler said. “This has nothing to do with toxins. It is just a simple chemistry experiment.”
Fowler even tested the device for us without feet in the water and not surprisingly, the water still turned brown.
“It is nothing but a scam,” Fowler said.
Arts said:
how does the ‘detox foot spa’ cleanse the liver?
reflexology?
Bubblecar said:
Younger sister’s just bought a second house in Hobart with a shop attached, to use as her studio and shop, while my brother rents the house part.
Which bit of hobbiton?
I gather the Anna that pledged was your sister or yourself by proxy. Ta muchly to both of you..
roughbarked said:
Arts said:
how does the ‘detox foot spa’ cleanse the liver?
reflexology?
yeah and apparently your big toe is your left and right hand side of the brains. Kick you toe …look out!
:-))
Dropbear said:
Cymek said:
Dropbear said:
Good evening gentlemen
Still mid-afternoon were I am
I’ve been to paradise..
choir boy
monkey skipper said:
or just get a headache?
roughbarked said:
Arts said:
how does the ‘detox foot spa’ cleanse the liver?
reflexology?
yeah and apparently your big toe is your left and right hand side of the brains. Kick you toe …look out!
:-))
Arts said:
Fowler said inside the “array” that is placed in the water are just two metal electrodes with a positive and negative current. When introduced to salt water, a chemical process called electrolysis takes place and causes the electrodes to rust at an extremely rapid rate.“This is nothing more than two pieces of metal rusting,” Fowler said. “This has nothing to do with toxins. It is just a simple chemistry experiment.”
Fowler even tested the device for us without feet in the water and not surprisingly, the water still turned brown.
“It is nothing but a scam,” Fowler said.
ahhhh, i’ve heard of this detox. and how it works in real life.
monkey skipper said:
Dropbear said:
Cymek said:Still mid-afternoon were I am
I’ve been to paradise..
choir boy
World’s worstest
monkey skipper said:
Arts said:
monkey skipper said:Understanding boredom and frustration of lack of engagement is important because behaviour is a language to be understood too.
teachers are well aware of behaviour being a language, but often lack the resources or back up to be proactive about it. The system is just that, a system, that churns out averages.
While I understand that , you may remember Alex was saved by a teacher that understood she was a brainiac. I think they wanted to put her in special education not realising correctly she was capable fo doing maths 4 years above her age group. That is what I meant (I suppose).
One of my cousins was climbing out the window of his history lessons. He was tested and suspected by the maths teacher to have a lot of untapped abilities.
He was tested and as the adults , specialists and my cousin sat in the room together. The specialist starting the conversation by saying…well the smartest person in that room was in the room and in that instance he said that the person was none of the adults. He clearly climbing out the window through sheer boredom.
He went onto lecture computational mathematics in a university. There was a teacher wanting to kick him out of school which would have potentially stopped his future happening.
the trouble with that is that ‘school’ isn’t the only form of learning. And being kicked out might have actually sped up the process because the parents would have had to find alternative educations more suited to the child (montessouri, steiner etc)
gawd. I just vacuumed a full bag of insects from around my doors windows and eaves.
They came last night and were still here.
Cymek said:
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
how does the ‘detox foot spa’ cleanse the liver?
through your ley lines.
Don’t the “toxins” leach out through the soles of your feet or something like that
allegedly… but it’s really just the metals rusting
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
Arts said:
how does the ‘detox foot spa’ cleanse the liver?
reflexology?
yeah and apparently your big toe is your left and right hand side of the brains. Kick you toe …look out!
:-))
haha… I saw some magnets attached to toe sleeves you were meant to wear on your big toes to improve .. I dunno.. chi or something
Arts said:
Cymek said:
JudgeMental said:through your ley lines.
Don’t the “toxins” leach out through the soles of your feet or something like that
allegedly… but it’s really just the metals rusting
So a fairly well thought out scam
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/?main=http%3A//tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/topics/7852/From: PermeateFree
ID: 952765
Subject: Meteorite StrikeWhilst travelling through the WA Mallee, occasionally I come across small craters like the one below. They are circular, with ejected fine sand/clay piled equally around. The one below was 2 metres diameter x 0.8 metres in depth. Anyone have any idea as to the meteorite size on impact?
So?
anyway, No malleefowl has used that crater in decades.
No mallee fowl has ever used it. Please note the lack of leaf-litter in its construction.
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:So?
anyway, No malleefowl has used that crater in decades.
No mallee fowl has ever used it. Please note the lack of leaf-litter in its construction.
Cymek said:
Arts said:
Cymek said:Don’t the “toxins” leach out through the soles of your feet or something like that
allegedly… but it’s really just the metals rusting
So a fairly well thought out scam
according to the article I just read, it’s $85 per session here in WA and they say that the ‘detoxing’ continues for 24 hours after the session… so don’t drink alcohol or eat highly acidic foods in that time (which would probably make you feel better anyway)
not that far away for santa now…
Hometime
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Younger sister’s just bought a second house in Hobart with a shop attached, to use as her studio and shop, while my brother rents the house part.
Which bit of hobbiton?
I gather the Anna that pledged was your sister or yourself by proxy. Ta muchly to both of you..
New Town. It was originally a baker’s shop, late 19th century by the looks. It has a reasonably spacious showroom and a big room Halyna can use for her fabric-printing etc. Four bedroom house for Alex to live in, which won’t mean moving far since he currently lives in New Town, just round the corner from Halyna in North Hobart.
Yes Anna did my pledge for me :)
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:anyway, No malleefowl has used that crater in decades.
No mallee fowl has ever used it. Please note the lack of leaf-litter in its construction.
Knee jerk.
Give me some cred. I didn’t suggest that a malleefowl didn’t dig it.
Rb, we have been here before and have gotten nowhere. If you don’t believe me and accept the given evidence, then I really don’t care.
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:anyway, No malleefowl has used that crater in decades.
No mallee fowl has ever used it. Please note the lack of leaf-litter in its construction.
Knee jerk.
Give me some cred. I didn’t suggest that a malleefowl didn’t dig it.
I think they could be created by Dust Devils or whirly-whirlys
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:No mallee fowl has ever used it. Please note the lack of leaf-litter in its construction.
Knee jerk.
Give me some cred. I didn’t suggest that a malleefowl didn’t dig it.
Rb, we have been here before and have gotten nowhere. If you don’t believe me and accept the given evidence, then I really don’t care.
I’m the one you shouldn’t alienate. I know more about malleefowl than the meteor conspiracists.
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:No mallee fowl has ever used it. Please note the lack of leaf-litter in its construction.
Knee jerk.
Give me some cred. I didn’t suggest that a malleefowl didn’t dig it.
I think they could be created by Dust Devils or whirly-whirlys
That clearly is something you didn’t think about.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Younger sister’s just bought a second house in Hobart with a shop attached, to use as her studio and shop, while my brother rents the house part.
Which bit of hobbiton?
I gather the Anna that pledged was your sister or yourself by proxy. Ta muchly to both of you..
New Town. It was originally a baker’s shop, late 19th century by the looks. It has a reasonably spacious showroom and a big room Halyna can use for her fabric-printing etc. Four bedroom house for Alex to live in, which won’t mean moving far since he currently lives in New Town, just round the corner from Halyna in North Hobart.
Yes Anna did my pledge for me :)
That sounds great. :) and ta again..
monkey skipper said:
not that far away for santa now…
nothing Christmas happens in this house until December.
Arts said:
monkey skipper said:
not that far away for santa now…
nothing Christmas happens in this house until December.
Nothing Christmas happens in this house, period.
roughbarked said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:Knee jerk.
Give me some cred. I didn’t suggest that a malleefowl didn’t dig it.
I think they could be created by Dust Devils or whirly-whirlys
That clearly is something you didn’t think about.
or It could be spaceships
perhaps they are created by alien spaceships that make that pattern when they land and takeoff
PermeateFree said:
Rb, we have been here before and have gotten nowhere. If you don’t believe me and accept the given evidence, then I really don’t care.
So you’re right and everyone else is wrong? More arrogance from the peanut gallery.
foot massages feel great though. I like massages in general though.
monkey skipper said:
foot massages feel great though. I like massages in general though.
I do keep a foot roller massager handy.
Witty Rejoinder said:
PermeateFree said:Rb, we have been here before and have gotten nowhere. If you don’t believe me and accept the given evidence, then I really don’t care.
So you’re right and everyone else is wrong? More arrogance from the peanut gallery.
I see dv’s wet nurse has made an appearance. Sorry guys, but you three are not worth the effort.
roughbarked said:
Arts said:
monkey skipper said:
not that far away for santa now…
nothing Christmas happens in this house until December.
Nothing Christmas happens in this house, period.
I have been contemplating the nothing happens stuff.
Betcha I don’t get away with it.
monkey skipper said:
foot massages feel great though. I like massages in general though.
Walking is probably the greatest foot massager.
PermeateFree said:
I see dv’s wet nurse has made an appearance. Sorry guys, but you three are not worth the effort.
So you’re going to fuck off then?
home sweet home, caught the post office still open, well, was just after 5:30 they shut at 5:00
Witty Rejoinder said:
PermeateFree said:Rb, we have been here before and have gotten nowhere. If you don’t believe me and accept the given evidence, then I really don’t care.
So you’re right and everyone else is wrong? More arrogance from the peanut gallery.
the evidence is a craterlike structure on the ground. all else is speculation.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
Arts said:nothing Christmas happens in this house until December.
Nothing Christmas happens in this house, period.
I have been contemplating the nothing happens stuff.
Betcha I don’t get away with it.
there will be a bubba for next year’s christmas …. this will be fun no doubt sarah’s mum. :D
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:No mallee fowl has ever used it. Please note the lack of leaf-litter in its construction.
Knee jerk.
Give me some cred. I didn’t suggest that a malleefowl didn’t dig it.
Rb, we have been here before and have gotten nowhere. If you don’t believe me and accept the given evidence, then I really don’t care.
There is one misgiving I have about your prescience. What causes you to believe that I don’t believe you?
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
foot massages feel great though. I like massages in general though.
Walking is probably the greatest foot massager.
actually i like to walk on certain surfaces with barefeet
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
Arts said:nothing Christmas happens in this house until December.
Nothing Christmas happens in this house, period.
I have been contemplating the nothing happens stuff.
Betcha I don’t get away with it.
It is easy if nobody visits.
I have to go somewhere else to have Christmas.
Witty Rejoinder said:
PermeateFree said:I see dv’s wet nurse has made an appearance. Sorry guys, but you three are not worth the effort.
So you’re going to fuck off then?
Apparently there are some here worth the effort.
monkey skipper said:
foot massages feel great though. I like massages in general though.
I bet KJW would kill to give you a foot-massage…
:-P
Red card?
Witty Rejoinder said:
PermeateFree said:I see dv’s wet nurse has made an appearance. Sorry guys, but you three are not worth the effort.
So you’re going to fuck off then?
Admittedly I don’t get much enrichment from you Witty, but I do try to ignore you.
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
foot massages feel great though. I like massages in general though.
Walking is probably the greatest foot massager.
actually i like to walk on certain surfaces with barefeet
Indeed. This is also the part about Lourdes that achieves health benefits.
JudgeMental said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
PermeateFree said:Rb, we have been here before and have gotten nowhere. If you don’t believe me and accept the given evidence, then I really don’t care.
So you’re right and everyone else is wrong? More arrogance from the peanut gallery.
the evidence is a craterlike structure on the ground. all else is speculation.
Well it helps if you have seen it in person, but who am I against the armchair experts.
Witty Rejoinder said:
monkey skipper said:
foot massages feel great though. I like massages in general though.
I bet KJW would kill to give you a foot-massage…
:-P
Red card?
I hope not. Seems like an extreme thing to do.
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:Knee jerk.
Give me some cred. I didn’t suggest that a malleefowl didn’t dig it.
Rb, we have been here before and have gotten nowhere. If you don’t believe me and accept the given evidence, then I really don’t care.
There is one misgiving I have about your prescience. What causes you to believe that I don’t believe you?
Pass.
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:
Witty Rejoinder said:So you’re right and everyone else is wrong? More arrogance from the peanut gallery.
the evidence is a craterlike structure on the ground. all else is speculation.
Well it helps if you have seen it in person, but who am I against the armchair experts.
Anyway. Getting back to it. You say you see mallefowl but you have no photos of active nests.
Witty Rejoinder said:
PermeateFree said:I see dv’s wet nurse has made an appearance. Sorry guys, but you three are not worth the effort.
So you’re going to fuck off then?
woohoo, DO has been usurped by DV. the king is dead, long live the king.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
Arts said:nothing Christmas happens in this house until December.
Nothing Christmas happens in this house, period.
I have been contemplating the nothing happens stuff.
Betcha I don’t get away with it.
I have kids that are still enjoying the time.. so it’s fun here. Our family (my side of) enjoy the moments together, we don’t get to see each other much during the year so it’s nice to have hours where we can just prattle and have fun..
PermeateFree said:
You didn’t pass when you made the above comment.
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:Rb, we have been here before and have gotten nowhere. If you don’t believe me and accept the given evidence, then I really don’t care.
There is one misgiving I have about your prescience. What causes you to believe that I don’t believe you?
Pass.
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:the evidence is a craterlike structure on the ground. all else is speculation.
Well it helps if you have seen it in person, but who am I against the armchair experts.
Anyway. Getting back to it. You say you see mallefowl but you have no photos of active nests.
They are something like 400 km away and despite studying the area for several years, I only saw one bird, although there were obviously more about. A number of mounds were encountered, some abandoned, others in use and were very similar in construction to the mallee fowl nest photo Boris posted.
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:Nothing Christmas happens in this house, period.
I have been contemplating the nothing happens stuff.
Betcha I don’t get away with it.I have kids that are still enjoying the time.. so it’s fun here. Our family (my side of) enjoy the moments together, we don’t get to see each other much during the year so it’s nice to have hours where we can just prattle and have fun..
To have time to come together as family is good … I agree.
back later…
JudgeMental said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
PermeateFree said:I see dv’s wet nurse has made an appearance. Sorry guys, but you three are not worth the effort.
So you’re going to fuck off then?
woohoo, DO has been usurped by DV. the king is dead, long live the king.
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:
CrazyNeutrino said:I think they could be created by Dust Devils or whirly-whirlys
That clearly is something you didn’t think about.
or It could be spaceships
perhaps they are created by alien spaceships that make that pattern when they land and takeoff
or it cold be a Freemason initiation ceremony where they have to create a mound that has a perfect circle
How to Recognize a Mason
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddM7kJ9xQfA
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:Well it helps if you have seen it in person, but who am I against the armchair experts.
Anyway. Getting back to it. You say you see mallefowl but you have no photos of active nests.
They are something like 400 km away and despite studying the area for several years, I only saw one bird, although there were obviously more about. A number of mounds were encountered, some abandoned, others in use and were very similar in construction to the mallee fowl nest photo Boris posted.
You were lucky to see one bird and your preconception that others were about may or may not be mere hypothesis.
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:
Witty Rejoinder said:So you’re going to fuck off then?
woohoo, DO has been usurped by DV. the king is dead, long live the king.
No sorry, DO is still very much in my mind. I have just been following him around.
well, you weren’t following him in here.
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:Anyway. Getting back to it. You say you see mallefowl but you have no photos of active nests.
They are something like 400 km away and despite studying the area for several years, I only saw one bird, although there were obviously more about. A number of mounds were encountered, some abandoned, others in use and were very similar in construction to the mallee fowl nest photo Boris posted.
You were lucky to see one bird and your preconception that others were about may or may not be mere hypothesis.
Give the man a balloon.
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:
JudgeMental said:woohoo, DO has been usurped by DV. the king is dead, long live the king.
No sorry, DO is still very much in my mind. I have just been following him around.
well, you weren’t following him in here.
You would be surprised.
PermeateFree said:
roughbarked said:
PermeateFree said:No sorry, DO is still very much in my mind. I have just been following him around.
well, you weren’t following him in here.
You would be surprised.
I’m rarely that.
or
nevermind
CrazyNeutrino said:
ornevermind
no one gets my jokes
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
ornevermind
no one gets my jokes
Sorry Crazy, but you are not very funny. Best stick to your vilification stuff.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
ornevermind
no one gets my jokes
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-22/murray-darling-review-a—double-edged-sword-says-nsw-minister/8047678
The problem really does lie with pushing water around to satisfy water users.
It always was difficult to carry water. It always better to follow its movements.
roughbarked said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
ornevermind
no one gets my jokes
We know they are jokes. We also know they aren’t funny.
ok, no more silly jokes
Graphene speaker technology promises 50% more battery life for your portable audio devices
On top of its excellent frequency response and damping characteristics, Ora claims it’s so light that portable audio devices using Grapheneq speaker membranes could get twice the battery life they do with existing materials.
More…
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:
CrazyNeutrino said:no one gets my jokes
We know they are jokes. We also know they aren’t funny.ok, no more silly jokes
No. Don’t give up. Just remember when to put the filters on.
Any joke needs a circumstance. Otherwise it isn’t relating to anything laughable.
At a retail trade course;
One male participant sponateously hugged a female participant.
She asked “what was that for?”
He replied, “direct marketing.”
She slapped his face soundly.
He asked, “what was that for?”
She replied, “Customer response.”
CrazyNeutrino said:
Graphene speaker technology promises 50% more battery life for your portable audio devicesOn top of its excellent frequency response and damping characteristics, Ora claims it’s so light that portable audio devices using Grapheneq speaker membranes could get twice the battery life they do with existing materials.
More…
if you add a portable headphone amplifier to an ipod, the headphone amp does more work driving a speaker whereas the ipod output is going into another amplifier
so in theory the ipods power should last a bit longer if you use a headphone amplifier with it
adding the ora headphones when they come available could make a portable ipod / headphone amp setup last even longer
I did it.. I made a comment on the ionising foot spa post.. I tried not to but I couldn’t help it… sorry
Arts said:
I did it.. I made a comment on the ionising foot spa post.. I tried not to but I couldn’t help it… sorry
It’s OK.
One of us probably would have done the same.
Evening. Second coat of paint of the solar HWS tank just finished (me). Took two hours to extract the tank from the lounge room. Quite a lot of stuff had to be moved.
Builders have completed various small tasks that add up to quite a bit. Flashings, ridge caps, strip back of some roof panels. Roller door is on its brackets. Some of the roof panels are too short and may have to be re-ordered. Two posts were concreted in with the roof-beam brackets facing 90&Deg from where they should have been. Still, that can be solved fairly simply with additional bracketry.
I didn’t get to do the camera and photos stuff. Sorry buffy and party_pants.
Michael V said:
Evening. Second coat of paint of the solar HWS tank just finished (me). Took two hours to extract the tank from the lounge room. Quite a lot of stuff had to be moved.Builders have completed various small tasks that add up to quite a bit. Flashings, ridge caps, strip back of some roof panels. Roller door is on its brackets. Some of the roof panels are too short and may have to be re-ordered. Two posts were concreted in with the roof-beam brackets facing 90&Deg from where they should have been. Still, that can be solved fairly simply with additional bracketry.
I didn’t get to do the camera and photos stuff. Sorry buffy and party_pants.
roughbarked said:
Well, yes. But apart from the bleeding obvious, I need access to Mrs V’s computer at a time that is convenient to both me and Mrs V to get them off the camera. My computer doesn’t have a card reader, and I have yet to find the camera download-to-USB cable in the-melange-that-is-our-house-until-shed-is-finished-and-stuff-moved-out-to-shed.
Michael V said:
Evening. Second coat of paint of the solar HWS tank just finished (me). Took two hours to extract the tank from the lounge room. Quite a lot of stuff had to be moved.Builders have completed various small tasks that add up to quite a bit. Flashings, ridge caps, strip back of some roof panels. Roller door is on its brackets. Some of the roof panels are too short and may have to be re-ordered. Two posts were concreted in with the roof-beam brackets facing 90&Deg from where they should have been. Still, that can be solved fairly simply with additional bracketry.
I didn’t get to do the camera and photos stuff. Sorry buffy and party_pants.
Have you some ‘before’ phots?
all you now need, is some ‘after’.
That convenient time has yet to happen.
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Well, yes. But apart from the bleeding obvious, I need access to Mrs V’s computer at a time that is convenient to both me and Mrs V to get them off the camera. My computer doesn’t have a card reader, and I have yet to find the camera download-to-USB cable in the-melange-that-is-our-house-until-shed-is-finished-and-stuff-moved-out-to-shed.
Michael V said:
Evening. Second coat of paint of the solar HWS tank just finished (me). Took two hours to extract the tank from the lounge room. Quite a lot of stuff had to be moved.Builders have completed various small tasks that add up to quite a bit. Flashings, ridge caps, strip back of some roof panels. Roller door is on its brackets. Some of the roof panels are too short and may have to be re-ordered. Two posts were concreted in with the roof-beam brackets facing 90&Deg from where they should have been. Still, that can be solved fairly simply with additional bracketry.
I didn’t get to do the camera and photos stuff. Sorry buffy and party_pants.
Have you some ‘before’ phots?
all you now need, is some ‘after’.That convenient time has yet to happen.
It may not be overnight but…
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-22/mosque-covered-in-messages-of-acceptance/8047892
Fewer children dying, but 23 might have lived with vaccine
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-22/child-death-rates-improve-but-23-could-have-lived-with-vaccine/8047322
Chief Minister describes the use of the stun gun as “not ideal at all”
https://www.airmountapp.com/
Naturally access your iPhone on your Mac.
No cloud, just magic.
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
can you buy it?
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
what sort of progressive and civilised country have we turned into
shakes head
party_pants said:
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
what sort of progressive and civilised country have we turned into
shakes head
I’ve still got some in the cupboard.
I think ‘mace’ and ‘pepper spray’ are two different things
just use the old fashioned variety.
seems mace is a brand of pepper spray
diddly-squat said:
I think ‘mace’ and ‘pepper spray’ are two different things
http://bestpepperspray.net/mace-vs-pepper-spray-difference/
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
what sort of progressive and civilised country have we turned into
shakes head
I’ve still got some in the cupboard.
what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
yeah, but when you are swinging it around… who’s going to argue?…
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:what sort of progressive and civilised country have we turned into
shakes head
I’ve still got some in the cupboard.
what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
Is it illegal to own too? Most weapons are.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
yeah, but when you are swinging it around… who’s going to argue?…
!http://www.heavenlyswords.com/images/T/KT2065A.jpg
fair argument.
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:I’ve still got some in the cupboard.
what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
can always chuck it away.. but it is or was, used in cooking. ;)
Isn’t mace nutmeg based?
party_pants said:
what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
I know, I know…. What did the prostitute say to the priest?
pommiejohn said:
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
Is it illegal to own too? Most weapons are.
It is illegal to have a crossbow in WA unless it’s a prop for a movie or TV show.
pommiejohn said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
can always chuck it away.. but it is or was, used in cooking. ;)Isn’t mace nutmeg based?
Yup.
party_pants said:
pommiejohn said:
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
Is it illegal to own too? Most weapons are.
It is illegal to have a crossbow in WA unless it’s a prop for a movie or TV show.
mace is the covering of the nutmeg kernal.
party_pants said:
pommiejohn said:
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
Is it illegal to own too? Most weapons are.
It is illegal to have a crossbow in WA unless it’s a prop for a movie or TV show.
strange..
it it legal to carry a loaded and cocked crossbow in public in SA
roughbarked said:
pommiejohn said:
roughbarked said:can always chuck it away.. but it is or was, used in cooking. ;)
Isn’t mace nutmeg based?
Yup.
different parts of the fruit.
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:
pommiejohn said:Is it illegal to own too? Most weapons are.
It is illegal to have a crossbow in WA unless it’s a prop for a movie or TV show.
mace is the covering of the nutmeg kernal.
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
I occasionally use mace in cooking.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:
pommiejohn said:Is it illegal to own too? Most weapons are.
It is illegal to have a crossbow in WA unless it’s a prop for a movie or TV show.
strange..
it it legal to carry a loaded and cocked crossbow in public in SA
can also carry a slingshot and buy them.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/premature-babies-in-aleppo-being-kept-under-blankets-on-the-floor-instead-of-incubators-a7427106.html
Premature babies in Aleppo have been removed from their incubators after air strikes destroyed hospitals across the city, prompting condemnation of the Syrian government and Russia by the US and the UN.Harrowing video footage shows tiny babies being removed from their incubators in a smoke-filled ward, with nurses reduced to tears as they detach the tubing providing support and wrap the babies in blankets.
A photograph provided to The Independent by a Syrian journalist shows premature babies later lying under a blanket on the floor – apparently in a civilian house – with medical tubes around them as a nurse tries to provide them with some form of support in a bid to keep them alive.
Is wookie around? I want to hear his explanation on why this was a great thing to happen and Putin is the Gandhi des nos jours. Balance is important.
Often used in English-style sausages and sausage rolls.
party_pants said:
It is illegal to have a crossbow in WA unless it’s a prop for a movie or TV show.
I saw a comedy routine by Jim Jefferies in which he claimed that in the USA it is illegal to pay for sex unless it’s for a movie… get your mate to video it, and you’re fine, or so he said .
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:It is illegal to have a crossbow in WA unless it’s a prop for a movie or TV show.
strange..
it it legal to carry a loaded and cocked crossbow in public in SA
can also carry a slingshot and buy them.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:It is illegal to have a crossbow in WA unless it’s a prop for a movie or TV show.
strange..
it it legal to carry a loaded and cocked crossbow in public in SA
can also carry a slingshot and buy them.
ok, then we do differ on that, shanghais are illegal here
I think mace, the spray and mace the spice are unrelated:
Mace is the genericized trademark of Chemical Mace, the brand name of an early type of aerosol self defense spray invented by Allan Lee Litman in 1965. The first commercial product of its type, Litman’s design packaged phenacyl chloride (CN) tear gas dissolved in hydrocarbon solvents into a small aerosol spray can
dv said:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/premature-babies-in-aleppo-being-kept-under-blankets-on-the-floor-instead-of-incubators-a7427106.html
Premature babies in Aleppo have been removed from their incubators after air strikes destroyed hospitals across the city, prompting condemnation of the Syrian government and Russia by the US and the UN.Harrowing video footage shows tiny babies being removed from their incubators in a smoke-filled ward, with nurses reduced to tears as they detach the tubing providing support and wrap the babies in blankets.
A photograph provided to The Independent by a Syrian journalist shows premature babies later lying under a blanket on the floor – apparently in a civilian house – with medical tubes around them as a nurse tries to provide them with some form of support in a bid to keep them alive.
Is wookie around? I want to hear his explanation on why this was a great thing to happen and Putin is the Gandhi des nos jours. Balance is important.
PWM will provide a glowing reference for Assad.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:strange..
it it legal to carry a loaded and cocked crossbow in public in SA
can also carry a slingshot and buy them.
Can also get away with rust on panels at rego.
Why, in a state thta relied upon making new cars.. I dunno?
dv said:
Is wookie around? I want to hear his explanation on why this was a great thing to happen and Putin is the Gandhi des nos jours. Balance is important.
As Putin’s pal Trump says, “You gotta take out their families…”
Stumpy_seahorse said:
ok, then we do differ on that, shanghais are illegal here
Shanghai?
Hey roughy, any watch news?
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
apparently it’s actually illegal to use mace in this country…
I occasionally use mace in cooking.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:strange..
it it legal to carry a loaded and cocked crossbow in public in SA
can also carry a slingshot and buy them.
ok, then we do differ on that, shanghais are illegal here
since when? I have a mate who purchased his in SA.
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
Is wookie around? I want to hear his explanation on why this was a great thing to happen and Putin is the Gandhi des nos jours. Balance is important.
As Putin’s pal Trump says, “You gotta take out their families…”
Fair, might as well get it over with.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:can also carry a slingshot and buy them.
ok, then we do differ on that, shanghais are illegal here
since when? I have a mate who purchased his in SA.
for at least 20 years
pommiejohn said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:ok, then we do differ on that, shanghais are illegal here
Shanghai?
Shang eye?
anyway. you chuck a particle of varying sizes at a target. or sling shot.diddly-squat said:
I think ‘mace’ and ‘pepper spray’ are two different things
nope both illegal for use by citizens
JudgeMental said:
just use the old fashioned variety.
throw pepper in their face?
Arts said:
diddly-squat said:I think ‘mace’ and ‘pepper spray’ are two different things
nope both illegal for use by citizens
They are different. Mace is tear gas, pepper spray is , well, pepper.
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:what sort of progressive and civilised country have we turned into
shakes head
I’ve still got some in the cupboard.
what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
well, you can use it, you just can’t get caught using it
gings with arm braces are illegal, dunno if so without.
party_pants said:
what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
bites tongue….
Arts said:
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:I’ve still got some in the cupboard.
what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
well, you can use it, you just can’t get caught using it
You must really be enjoying your uni course, you’re starting to sound like a lawyer :)
wa
Catapult (with an arm brace)
A catapult made or modified to be used with an arm brace that fits or rests on the forearm to support the wrist from the tension of the elastic material used to discharge the missile (e.g. the article commonly known as the “Saunders Falcon Hunting Sling”).
6.
Commercially produced catapult (without an arm brace)
A catapult —
(a) made or modified to be used without the arm brace referred to in item 5; and
(b) made for commercial distribution.
so you can make one without an arm brace.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
well, you can use it, you just can’t get caught using it
You must really be enjoying your uni course, you’re starting to sound like a lawyer :)
well you can get caught using it but then you gotta bribe someone
pommiejohn said:
Hey roughy, any watch news?
Yeah. I was playing today with trying to find a replacement that will fit your case. The boss looked in and talked performance issues. I put yours aside for the moment. I also put it and another through the cleaning machine in the hope that I can swap a couple of wheels and a pipe and maybe still squeeze the composite into your case. I’ll still have to fiddle with the dial to make it fit. Still, you never know. I may still come across the parts I need in the parts sorting that I have been trying to do some of each night. I have only so much time left and buckets of mixed parts that need to have ID and “best fits” acknowledged.
JudgeMental said:
waCatapult (with an arm brace)
A catapult made or modified to be used with an arm brace that fits or rests on the forearm to support the wrist from the tension of the elastic material used to discharge the missile (e.g. the article commonly known as the “Saunders Falcon Hunting Sling”).
6.
Commercially produced catapult (without an arm brace)
A catapult —
(a) made or modified to be used without the arm brace referred to in item 5; and
(b) made for commercial distribution.
so you can make one without an arm brace.
I was thinking of making one to deter nesting pigeons.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
OK. Maybe it is older than I’d thought.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:ok, then we do differ on that, shanghais are illegal here
since when? I have a mate who purchased his in SA.
for at least 20 years
dv said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:well, you can use it, you just can’t get caught using it
You must really be enjoying your uni course, you’re starting to sound like a lawyer :)
well you can get caught using it but then you gotta
bribemace someone else…
*fixed
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
just use the old fashioned variety.
throw pepper in their face?
maybe cayenne is the better option?
roughbarked said:
pommiejohn said:
Hey roughy, any watch news?
Yeah. I was playing today with trying to find a replacement that will fit your case. The boss looked in and talked performance issues. I put yours aside for the moment. I also put it and another through the cleaning machine in the hope that I can swap a couple of wheels and a pipe and maybe still squeeze the composite into your case. I’ll still have to fiddle with the dial to make it fit. Still, you never know. I may still come across the parts I need in the parts sorting that I have been trying to do some of each night. I have only so much time left and buckets of mixed parts that need to have ID and “best fits” acknowledged.
No rush, don’t get on the wrong side of your boss on my account.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:what;s the point of having one if you can’t use it?
well, you can use it, you just can’t get caught using it
You must really be enjoying your uni course, you’re starting to sound like a lawyer :)
lol
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
waCatapult (with an arm brace)
A catapult made or modified to be used with an arm brace that fits or rests on the forearm to support the wrist from the tension of the elastic material used to discharge the missile (e.g. the article commonly known as the “Saunders Falcon Hunting Sling”).
6.
Commercially produced catapult (without an arm brace)
A catapult —
(a) made or modified to be used without the arm brace referred to in item 5; and
(b) made for commercial distribution.
so you can make one without an arm brace.
I was thinking of making one to deter nesting pigeons.
Nothing stopping you if you only show it to pigeons.
dv said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:well, you can use it, you just can’t get caught using it
You must really be enjoying your uni course, you’re starting to sound like a lawyer :)
well you can get caught using it but then you gotta bribe someone
or get a good lawyer
Mace is a company that makes various security sprays, including some that contain capsaicin and hence can be called pepper sprays.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:ok, then we do differ on that, shanghais are illegal here
since when? I have a mate who purchased his in SA.
for at least 20 years
maybe refers to a brace catapult looking at the regs.
dv said:
Mace is a company that makes various security sprays, including some that contain capsaicin and hence can be called pepper sprays.
you aren’t allowed to use any of them
Stumpy_seahorse said:
dv said:
party_pants said:You must really be enjoying your uni course, you’re starting to sound like a lawyer :)
well you can get caught using it but then you gotta
bribemace someone else…
*fixed
Better Living Through Chemistry
dv said:
Mace is a company that makes various security sprays, including some that contain capsaicin and hence can be called pepper sprays.
mace is quite a few things, in google.
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:since when? I have a mate who purchased his in SA.
for at least 20 years
maybe refers to a brace catapult looking at the regs.
leaving freehand ?
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?
(enough to escape you attacker)
Arts said:
dv said:
Mace is a company that makes various security sprays, including some that contain capsaicin and hence can be called pepper sprays.
you aren’t allowed to use any of them
You said that.
Where’s monkeyskipper? The substitutions are in..
dv said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
dv said:well you can get caught using it but then you gotta
bribemace someone else…
*fixed
Better Living Through Chemistry
is right…
Arts said:
dv said:
Mace is a company that makes various security sprays, including some that contain capsaicin and hence can be called pepper sprays.
you aren’t allowed to use any of them
… fine
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
ammonia in a water pistol.
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
a dildo would put many off.
sarahs mum said:
Where’s monkeyskipper? The substitutions are in..
What did you score?
I’ve always wondered how we can carry concealed weapons, but if you use them it’s a crime… I mean I can carry my kitchen knives to the sharpening shop, but if I get attacked along the way, or the way home, and use them to defend myself, I can go to jail… crazy
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
ammonia in a water pistol.
I’m sure that if you hit the attacker, then you’ll be in big shit.
Blood filled syringe…
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
I’d make him smell my cast
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
ammonia in a water pistol.
no, your honour, I always carry ammonia in my water pistol…
Arts said:
I’ve always wondered how we can carry concealed weapons, but if you use them it’s a crime… I mean I can carry my kitchen knives to the sharpening shop, but if I get attacked along the way, or the way home, and use them to defend myself, I can go to jail… crazy
You simply have to pass by an altercation and be asked why.
furious said:
- what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?
Blood filled syringe…
oh good one… it wouldn’t even have to be real blood
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Where’s monkeyskipper? The substitutions are in..
What did you score?
12 Drummers Drumming
11 Pipers Piping
10 Lords a Leaping
9 Ladies Dancing
8 Maids a Milking
7 Swans a Swimming
6 Geese a Laying
5 Golden Rings
4 Calling Birds
3 French Hens
2 Turtle Doves
and a Partridge in a Pear Tree
It needed a good clean…
Arts said:
furious said:
- what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?
Blood filled syringe…
oh good one… it wouldn’t even have to be real blood
beetroot?
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
urine in the water pistol. need to be a good aim though. those filler holes are pretty small.
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
Mini hair spray.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Where’s monkeyskipper? The substitutions are in..
What did you score?
Didn’t score nuffin. Bit sad about the lettuce but I will survive.
What you ordered Quantity ordered Quantity supplied What we have provided instead Quantity supplied
Coles Fresh Iceberg Lettuce 1ea 1 0 Coles Fresh Cos Lettuce 1ea 1
Nature’s Gift Just Natural Gourmet Beef & Cheese Dog Food Tray 100g 1 0 Nature’s Gift Just Natural Gourmet Prime Beef in Gravy Dog Food Tray 100g 1
Coles Finest Angus Beef Sausages with Garlic & Parsley 500g 1 0 Coles Finest Original Angus Beef Sausages 500g 1
Betta Full Cream Milk 3L 2 1 Betta Full Cream Milk Carton 1L 3
party_pants said:
Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
My nephew got attacked in the Valley a couple of years ago. He’s 165cm tall and weighs 56 kilos.
I know he’s 56 kilos ‘cos that’s his mixed martial arts weight :)
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Where’s monkeyskipper? The substitutions are in..
What did you score?
Didn’t score nuffin. Bit sad about the lettuce but I will survive.
What you ordered Quantity ordered Quantity supplied What we have provided instead Quantity supplied
Coles Fresh Iceberg Lettuce 1ea 1 0 Coles Fresh Cos Lettuce 1ea 1
Nature’s Gift Just Natural Gourmet Beef & Cheese Dog Food Tray 100g 1 0 Nature’s Gift Just Natural Gourmet Prime Beef in Gravy Dog Food Tray 100g 1
Coles Finest Angus Beef Sausages with Garlic & Parsley 500g 1 0 Coles Finest Original Angus Beef Sausages 500g 1
Betta Full Cream Milk 3L 2 1 Betta Full Cream Milk Carton 1L 3
At least they got the quantity of milk right.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:What did you score?
Didn’t score nuffin. Bit sad about the lettuce but I will survive.
What you ordered Quantity ordered Quantity supplied What we have provided instead Quantity supplied
Coles Fresh Iceberg Lettuce 1ea 1 0 Coles Fresh Cos Lettuce 1ea 1
Nature’s Gift Just Natural Gourmet Beef & Cheese Dog Food Tray 100g 1 0 Nature’s Gift Just Natural Gourmet Prime Beef in Gravy Dog Food Tray 100g 1
Coles Finest Angus Beef Sausages with Garlic & Parsley 500g 1 0 Coles Finest Original Angus Beef Sausages 500g 1
Betta Full Cream Milk 3L 2 1 Betta Full Cream Milk Carton 1L 3
At least they got the quantity of milk right.
The dog won’t notice. It is all pot luck to him.
Just retuned the psaltery after the recent hot humid weather caused expansion of the wood. Back down to 14max tomorrow so I hope that doesn’t throw the tuning out again.
Bubblecar said:
Just retuned the psaltery after the recent hot humid weather caused expansion of the wood. Back down to 14max tomorrow so I hope that doesn’t throw the tuning out again.
Its damp again down here.
Bubblecar said:
Just retuned the psaltery after the recent hot humid weather caused expansion of the wood. Back down to 14max tomorrow so I hope that doesn’t throw the tuning out again.
why not find the sweet spot in your house, to store it in?
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Just retuned the psaltery after the recent hot humid weather caused expansion of the wood. Back down to 14max tomorrow so I hope that doesn’t throw the tuning out again.
Its damp again down here.
it is the dry that buggers them quicker.
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
Just retuned the psaltery after the recent hot humid weather caused expansion of the wood. Back down to 14max tomorrow so I hope that doesn’t throw the tuning out again.
why not find the sweet spot in your house, to store it in?
I’ll be moving soon. Music/pooter room will be on the east side of the house in the new place.
Now time for some music.
Bubblecar said:
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
Just retuned the psaltery after the recent hot humid weather caused expansion of the wood. Back down to 14max tomorrow so I hope that doesn’t throw the tuning out again.
why not find the sweet spot in your house, to store it in?
I’ll be moving soon. Music/pooter room will be on the east side of the house in the new place.
unless the laundry/bathroom is the eastern side of the house…
party_pants said:
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
I thought we learned martial arts so we never have to use martial arts
Witty Rejoinder said:
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
Mini hair spray.
with lighter
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
It is more about keeping the body in tune.
I thought we learned martial arts so we never have to use martial arts
Arts said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
Mini hair spray.
with lighter
You should be aware of the laws regarding flame throwers.
roughbarked said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
It is more about keeping the body in tune.
I thought we learned martial arts so we never have to use martial artsbugger.
that bit about; It is more about keeping the body in tune.shoulda been like below the line.
Arts said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
Mini hair spray.
with lighter
What if you prefer a shoulder bag?
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
I thought we learned martial arts so we never have to use martial arts
No, it is so you can use it as a last resort.
kii said:
Arts said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Mini hair spray.
with lighter
What if you prefer a shoulder bag?
You are alloswed a glock in there.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
I thought we learned martial arts so we never have to use martial arts
No, it is so you can use it as a last resort.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:
but let’s say you wanted to get around that… what household object could you use that you can get away with carrying in your handbag as a deterrent tool?(enough to escape you attacker)
Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
I thought we learned martial arts so we never have to use martial arts
First you must fill your head with wisdom. Then you can hit ice with it.
roughbarked said:
kii said:
Arts said:with lighter
What if you prefer a shoulder bag?
You are alloswed a glock in there.
Apparently I’m allowed all sorts of armaments…with or without a handbag or a frock.
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
I thought we learned martial arts so we never have to use martial arts
First you must fill your head with wisdom. Then you can hit ice with it.
if you had wisdom you wouldn’t use ice.
I reckon you could just carry a violin and not learn how to play it.. then play it.. that’s enough to kill anyone
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:Maybe you should just do martial arts instead so you can just beat the shit out of them.
I thought we learned martial arts so we never have to use martial arts
First you must fill your head with wisdom. Then you can hit ice with it.
lol
JudgeMental said:
AwesomeO said:
Arts said:I thought we learned martial arts so we never have to use martial arts
First you must fill your head with wisdom. Then you can hit ice with it.
if you had wisdom you wouldn’t use ice.
It would both be not smart and would smart.
Arts said:
I reckon you could just carry a violin and not learn how to play it.. then play it.. that’s enough to kill anyone
If their brians gave up, yeah.
roughbarked said:
Arts said:
I reckon you could just carry a violin and not learn how to play it.. then play it.. that’s enough to kill anyone
If their brians gave up, yeah.
I hate it when brian gives up
Arts said:
roughbarked said:
Arts said:
I reckon you could just carry a violin and not learn how to play it.. then play it.. that’s enough to kill anyone
If their brians gave up, yeah.
I hate it when brian gives up
This is interesting…
Witty Rejoinder said:
monkey skipper said:
foot massages feel great though. I like massages in general though.
I bet KJW would kill to give you a foot-massage…
I gave good foot-massages. I gave them even without being asked to give them. Even though I don’t have a foot-fetish, I enjoyed giving them.
Anyone know how to write a brief obituary?
Someone I used to work with years ago has died and I have been added to a closed FB group in memory of her. I’d like to write something but I don’t know what to say. Haven’t seen her in since I left that job nearly a decade ago.
party_pants said:
Anyone know how to write a brief obituary?Someone I used to work with years ago has died and I have been added to a closed FB group in memory of her. I’d like to write something but I don’t know what to say. Haven’t seen her in since I left that job nearly a decade ago.
Tell it like you see it. She did what she did in the way it impressed upon you. Both from your contact and via others.
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
Anyone know how to write a brief obituary?Someone I used to work with years ago has died and I have been added to a closed FB group in memory of her. I’d like to write something but I don’t know what to say. Haven’t seen her in since I left that job nearly a decade ago.
Tell it like you see it. She did what she did in the way it impressed upon you. Both from your contact and via others.
Maybe read the obits in the newspaper for inspiration..
Witty Rejoinder said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
Anyone know how to write a brief obituary?Someone I used to work with years ago has died and I have been added to a closed FB group in memory of her. I’d like to write something but I don’t know what to say. Haven’t seen her in since I left that job nearly a decade ago.
Tell it like you see it. She did what she did in the way it impressed upon you. Both from your contact and via others.
Maybe read the obits in the newspaper for inspiration..
The funeral home can write them, IIRC.
party_pants said:
Anyone know how to write a brief obituary?Someone I used to work with years ago has died and I have been added to a closed FB group in memory of her. I’d like to write something but I don’t know what to say. Haven’t seen her in since I left that job nearly a decade ago.
For that sort of format maybe just a quick explanation of how you met, how you knew you would be friends, or if not friends in that way, why she impressed you or left an impression on you that you retained.
Witty Rejoinder said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
Anyone know how to write a brief obituary?Someone I used to work with years ago has died and I have been added to a closed FB group in memory of her. I’d like to write something but I don’t know what to say. Haven’t seen her in since I left that job nearly a decade ago.
Tell it like you see it. She did what she did in the way it impressed upon you. Both from your contact and via others.
Maybe read the obits in the newspaper for inspiration..
or do what or where love takes you.
http://www.legacy.com/news/advice-and-support/article/guide-to-writing-an-obituary
furious said:
This is interesting…
i enjoyed that. Give you the tip. I am much better with a pencil.(My bear looked like a teddy bear and my aircraft carrier was too much like a cruise ship.
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
Anyone know how to write a brief obituary?Someone I used to work with years ago has died and I have been added to a closed FB group in memory of her. I’d like to write something but I don’t know what to say. Haven’t seen her in since I left that job nearly a decade ago.
Tell it like you see it. She did what she did in the way it impressed upon you. Both from your contact and via others.
There is no time to be more honest about the good parts.
sarahs mum said:
furious said:
This is interesting…i enjoyed that. Give you the tip. I am much better with a pencil.(My bear looked like a teddy bear and my aircraft carrier was too much like a cruise ship.
the hand is quicker than the eye?
roughbarked said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
roughbarked said:Tell it like you see it. She did what she did in the way it impressed upon you. Both from your contact and via others.
Maybe read the obits in the newspaper for inspiration..
or do what or where love takes you.
When I wrote an obituary for my father and more recently for one of my brothers. I talked about the facts but linked the facts to deeper understandings I gained from the person to the audience and I. For example, the difficults things about them had a reason and a reasoning and it was respectful and healing (I think) to those remembering the person for the good , bad and the in between.
But for work , I guess remembering something notable about how that person connected with you and how that connection links with a profound memory of them, might point you in the correct direction..
For example.
Besty will be remember by me the most for her guiding hand, she could take a person under their wing and make them feel like the team and that you had always been part of something great and something great to be.
A true person of high standards that any person could look up to and example of a true leader to follow.
something like that?
It never got my cat and I drew a stereotypical cat…
Eulogy or obituary?
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Maybe read the obits in the newspaper for inspiration..
or do what or where love takes you.
When I wrote an obituary for my father and more recently for one of my brothers. I talked about the facts but linked the facts to deeper understandings I gained from the person to the audience and I. For example, the difficults things about them had a reason and a reasoning and it was respectful and healing (I think) to those remembering the person for the good , bad and the in between.
But for work , I guess remembering something notable about how that person connected with you and how that connection links with a profound memory of them, might point you in the correct direction..
For example.
Besty will be remember by me the most for her guiding hand, she could take a person under their wing and make them feel like the team and that you had always been part of something great and something great to be.
A true person of high standards that any person could look up to and example of a true leader to follow.
something like that?
monkey skipper said:
but with better editing skills.
roughbarked said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Maybe read the obits in the newspaper for inspiration..
or do what or where love takes you.
When I wrote an obituary for my father and more recently for one of my brothers. I talked about the facts but linked the facts to deeper understandings I gained from the person to the audience and I. For example, the difficults things about them had a reason and a reasoning and it was respectful and healing (I think) to those remembering the person for the good , bad and the in between.
But for work , I guess remembering something notable about how that person connected with you and how that connection links with a profound memory of them, might point you in the correct direction..
For example.
Betsy will be most remembered , for her guiding hands, she could take a person under their wing and make them feel like part of the team and that you had always been part of something great and something great to be.
A true person of high standards, that any person could look up to, an example of a true leader to follow.
something like that?
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
Anyone know how to write a brief obituary?Someone I used to work with years ago has died and I have been added to a closed FB group in memory of her. I’d like to write something but I don’t know what to say. Haven’t seen her in since I left that job nearly a decade ago.
For that sort of format maybe just a quick explanation of how you met, how you knew you would be friends, or if not friends in that way, why she impressed you or left an impression on you that you retained.
That’s pretty much it I think. I’ve posted a few words to that effect. I notice lots of other ex work mates have been invited into the group but none have posted yet. Hopefully that will set the ball rolling.
kii said:
Eulogy or obituary?
for dad…i helped write both.
kii said:
Eulogy or obituary?
I told you I was ill.
roughbarked said:
kii said:
Eulogy or obituary?
I told you I was ill.
yeah…has to match the personality of the person to write that …though
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
kii said:
Eulogy or obituary?
I told you I was ill.
yeah…has to match the personality of the person to write that …though
No. We are all terminating.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:I told you I was ill.
yeah…has to match the personality of the person to write that …though
No. We are all terminating.
It may help family to be reminded of when he did say he was a bit poorly. grief needs outlets.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
party_pants said:
Anyone know how to write a brief obituary?Someone I used to work with years ago has died and I have been added to a closed FB group in memory of her. I’d like to write something but I don’t know what to say. Haven’t seen her in since I left that job nearly a decade ago.
For that sort of format maybe just a quick explanation of how you met, how you knew you would be friends, or if not friends in that way, why she impressed you or left an impression on you that you retained.
That’s pretty much it I think. I’ve posted a few words to that effect. I notice lots of other ex work mates have been invited into the group but none have posted yet. Hopefully that will set the ball rolling.
A remembrance.
sorry about your work colleague passing away pp.
anyway night night you lot
monkey skipper said:
anyway night night you lot
prolly should do the same.
but hoses to move.
Yeah, condolences, p_p.
I should get a coffee made to take with me and a bowl of Farmer Bob’s muesli to eat at breaktime. It’s best when soaked for a few hours.
monkey skipper said:
sorry about your work colleague passing away pp.
It’s been nearly a decade since I saw her last. But some great memories working with her. She had a quirky sense of humour, in spite of not always being dealt a great hand in life. Sad to hear she’s gone.
kii said:
Yeah, condolences, p_p.
belated but same.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
sorry about your work colleague passing away pp.
It’s been nearly a decade since I saw her last. But some great memories working with her. She had a quirky sense of humour, in spite of not always being dealt a great hand in life. Sad to hear she’s gone.
You have said most of it just there. add some examples from memory? or be scared you may remember them differntly than others do?
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
sorry about your work colleague passing away pp.
It’s been nearly a decade since I saw her last. But some great memories working with her. She had a quirky sense of humour, in spite of not always being dealt a great hand in life. Sad to hear she’s gone.
You have said most of it just there. add some examples from memory?
or be scared
imean to say, you are talking about this because she made an impression that you want to talk about.. Say what you mean.
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:It’s been nearly a decade since I saw her last. But some great memories working with her. She had a quirky sense of humour, in spite of not always being dealt a great hand in life. Sad to hear she’s gone.
You have said most of it just there. add some examples from memory?
or be scared
imean to say, you are talking about this because she made an impression that you want to talk about.. Say what you mean.
I have written and posted something now. Just kept it short and sweet.
Quoll takes down Wallaby in South West Tasmania
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJAIykCo2oI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-BXDD9UQ8Q&feature=youtu.be&app=desktop
I need more quolls.
sarahs mum said:
Quoll takes down Wallaby in South West Tasmania
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJAIykCo2oIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-BXDD9UQ8Q&feature=youtu.be&app=desktop
I need more quolls.
prolly never get enough.
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
roughbarked said:You have said most of it just there. add some examples from memory?
or be scared
imean to say, you are talking about this because she made an impression that you want to talk about.. Say what you mean.
I have written and posted something now. Just kept it short and sweet.
glad to be of assistance.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
Quoll takes down Wallaby in South West Tasmania
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJAIykCo2oIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-BXDD9UQ8Q&feature=youtu.be&app=desktop
I need more quolls.
prolly never get enough.
yeah.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
Quoll takes down Wallaby in South West Tasmania
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJAIykCo2oIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-BXDD9UQ8Q&feature=youtu.be&app=desktop
I need more quolls.
prolly never get enough.
yeah.
Can show you ways to deter wallabies but it is too cold for me down there.
In memory of Spike, I could ask that they inscribe; “I tried”
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:prolly never get enough.
yeah.
Can show you ways to deter wallabies but it is too cold for me down there.
i’m thinking about vicks vapour rubbing a few tree trunks..
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:yeah.
Can show you ways to deter wallabies but it is too cold for me down there.
i’m thinking about vicks vapour rubbing a few tree trunks..
there is lots to think about. Most ineffectual some downright dangerous. i’d steer clear of any petroleum products smeared on bark.
Good morning Holidayers. We have 7 degrees, and just then a light shower of rain.
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers. We have 7 degrees, and just then a light shower of rain.
Morning.It is raining lightly here too. Cobbett and I are waiting for the ‘man from the shop’ to arrive.
There is an essay in that picture.
>>There is an essay in that picture.<<
There is an awful lot of facade in that picture.
buffy said:
>>There is an essay in that picture.<<
There is an awful lot of facade in that picture.
amid the surreal is that wind blown dress.
Man from the shop has come and gone and Cobbett has demolished some treats. I might have a catch up sleep this morning.
sarahs mum said:
!http://images.dailykos.com/images/290610/story_image/ume3ojb.jpg?1471886468There is an essay in that picture.
Yes. I think I can remember enough of my syntagms and paradigms and mise en scene to write about it.
buffy said:
Good morning Holidayers. We have 7 degrees, and just then a light shower of rain.
Tamb said:
buffy said:Good morning Holidayers. We have 7 degrees, and just then a light shower of rain.
Morning all
18° & cloudless.
Morning
12 degrees and the sun is trying to peep through
Just finishing my cup of tea before I take Chilli to the beach for a run. This is where she chases the ball and brings it back to me several times before she chases it then keeps running, does a wide arc and belts into the ocean and drops the ball. Cools down, looks around then does a mad dash back to me and encourages me to throw the ball again… The ball however is still bobbing in the ocean, which is still a very cold temperature…
rolls eye
Divine Angel said:
OK, I got the mise en scene when I looked it up (dressed set).
sarahs mum said:
!http://images.dailykos.com/images/290610/story_image/ume3ojb.jpg?1471886468There is an essay in that picture.
Yes. I think I can remember enough of my syntagms and paradigms and mise en scene to write about it.
However the definition of syntagms is completely opaque.
Paradigm, I sort of understand because an old friend (professor of philosophy) used it in a sentence once.
Could you re-explain, please?
Morning.
23.6&Deg;C and 75% RH. Had a tiny bit of rain overnight. 8/8 cloud. Nothing pretty though; just grey.
SL: the water temperature here is 23&Deg;C.
:)
Michael V said:
Morning.23.6&Deg;C and 75% RH. Had a tiny bit of rain overnight. 8/8 cloud. Nothing pretty though; just grey.
SL: the water temperature here is 23&Deg;C.
:)
Michael V said:
Morning.23.6&Deg;C and 75% RH. Had a tiny bit of rain overnight. 8/8 cloud. Nothing pretty though; just grey.
SL: the water temperature here is 23&Deg;C.
:)
Google tells me that the water temp at Somerset Beach is 15 degrees….. in other words ‘fkn freezing’. I am still to go for a swim down here, can’t see it happening but summer is approaching :)
Spider Lily said:
Michael V said:
Morning.23.6&Deg;C and 75% RH. Had a tiny bit of rain overnight. 8/8 cloud. Nothing pretty though; just grey.
SL: the water temperature here is 23&Deg;C.
:)
Google tells me that the water temp at Somerset Beach is 15 degrees….. in other words ‘fkn freezing’. I am still to go for a swim down here, can’t see it happening but summer is approaching :)
Tamb said:
Chilli won’t mind the 15° I’m sure.
Especially when she has the ball in her mouth :D
How magic are these?
My house has the subtle scent of rose and I’m running out of vases :D
Tamb said:
OK, thanks.
Michael V said:
Morning.23.6&Deg;C and 75% RH. Had a tiny bit of rain overnight. 8/8 cloud. Nothing pretty though; just grey.
SL: the water temperature here is 23&Deg;C.
:)
MV if you want to write ° instead of Deg hold down Alt & enter 248 on your number pad.
Hmmm. Doesn’t work. (No number pad, but I tried the numbers.) Bummer
Michael V said:
Sorry. fixed
Morning.23.6°C and 75% RH. Had a tiny bit of rain overnight. 8/8 cloud. Nothing pretty though; just grey.
SL: the water temperature here is 23°C.
:)
Michael V said:
Tamb said:OK, thanks.
Michael V said:
Morning.23.6&Deg;C and 75% RH. Had a tiny bit of rain overnight. 8/8 cloud. Nothing pretty though; just grey.
SL: the water temperature here is 23&Deg;C.
:)
MV if you want to write ° instead of Deg hold down Alt & enter 248 on your number pad.
Test.Hmmm. Doesn’t work. (No number pad, but I tried the numbers.) Bummer
Just tried it using the main keyboard numbers & it doesn’t work. There is a way to do it on a laptop but I can’t remember what it is.
Spider Lily said:
How magic are these?
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Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:OK, I got the mise en scene when I looked it up (dressed set).
sarahs mum said:
!http://images.dailykos.com/images/290610/story_image/ume3ojb.jpg?1471886468There is an essay in that picture.
Yes. I think I can remember enough of my syntagms and paradigms and mise en scene to write about it.
However the definition of syntagms is completely opaque.
Paradigm, I sort of understand because an old friend (professor of philosophy) used it in a sentence once.
Could you re-explain, please?
A syntagm is a collection of paradigms; one can make sense of the picture by putting it all together. For example, paradigms consisting of flannelette shirt, thongs, mullet hair style and no teeth would make up a syntagm of a bogan.
Morning.
Today’s roffle comes from Kweenzland:
“The Australian: As One Nation’s popularity grows in the wake of its federal election success, party bosses have confirmed they are in discussions with former Newman government MPs in a bid to win a swag of seats and the balance of power in a hung Queensland parliament. Recent polls have shown”
Divine Angel said:
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:OK, I got the mise en scene when I looked it up (dressed set).Yes. I think I can remember enough of my syntagms and paradigms and mise en scene to write about it.
However the definition of syntagms is completely opaque.
Paradigm, I sort of understand because an old friend (professor of philosophy) used it in a sentence once.
Could you re-explain, please?
A syntagm is a collection of paradigms; one can make sense of the picture by putting it all together. For example, paradigms consisting of flannelette shirt, thongs, mullet hair style and no teeth would make up a syntagm of a bogan.
And you try telling that to the guys at the bus shelter and they wont believe you.
Spider Lily said:
Michael V said:
Morning.23.6&Deg;C and 75% RH. Had a tiny bit of rain overnight. 8/8 cloud. Nothing pretty though; just grey.
SL: the water temperature here is 23&Deg;C.
:)
Google tells me that the water temp at Somerset Beach is 15 degrees….. in other words ‘fkn freezing’. I am still to go for a swim down here, can’t see it happening but summer is approaching :)
Get a swim wetsuit, it’s not that bad then, you stay warm and float when you’re tired.
Peak Warming Man said:
Divine Angel said:
Michael V said:
OK, I got the mise en scene when I looked it up (dressed set).However the definition of syntagms is completely opaque.
Paradigm, I sort of understand because an old friend (professor of philosophy) used it in a sentence once.
Could you re-explain, please?
A syntagm is a collection of paradigms; one can make sense of the picture by putting it all together. For example, paradigms consisting of flannelette shirt, thongs, mullet hair style and no teeth would make up a syntagm of a bogan.
And you try telling that to the guys at the bus shelter and they wont believe you.
:)
So what ARE all the colours of the wind?
dv said:
So what ARE all the colours of the wind?
I suppose that depends on the particles in the air. I remember the great dust storm of ’09 when the sky turned red.
dv said:
So what ARE all the colours of the wind?
You need to listen to the rainbow to answer that one.
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
So what ARE all the colours of the wind?You need to listen to the rainbow to answer that one.
Can you only listen when someone sings a rainbow?
Divine Angel said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
So what ARE all the colours of the wind?You need to listen to the rainbow to answer that one.
Can you only listen when someone sings a rainbow?
You could imagine someone singing it (which I just did).
Since we’re asking deep questions, why ARE there so many songs about rainbows?
This asthma storm in Melbourne, never heard anything like it before.
Apparently the summer storm brought pollen with it and near wiped out the Melbourne asthma cohort or some such.
Peak Warming Man said:
This asthma storm in Melbourne, never heard anything like it before.
Apparently the summer storm brought pollen with it and near wiped out the Melbourne asthma cohort or some such.
Alex survived so it can’t have been that bad.
God knows.
Divine Angel said:
Since we’re asking deep questions, why ARE there so many songs about rainbows?
We’re making a sequel.
The Rev Dodgson said:
God knows.
That’s my second reference to God this morning, but I see PWM has turned up now, so I’ll go and do some work.
Interesting to keep an eye on social norms and developments.
Two recent developments.
A: Beginning the answer to a question with ‘so’
2: Using cohort, a lot.
The Rev Dodgson said:
God knows.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkPy18xW1j8
Peak Warming Man said:
Interesting to keep an eye on social norms and developments.Two recent developments.
A: Beginning the answer to a question with ‘so’
2: Using cohort, a lot.
So I notice another is mixing letters and numbers in lists.
Peak Warming Man said:
Interesting to keep an eye on social norms and developments.Two recent developments.
A: Beginning the answer to a question with ‘so’
2: Using cohort, a lot.
A: So does it have to be an answer, or can you start a question with ‘so’ as well?
2: I am not in the cohort that uses cohort much.
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
God knows.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkPy18xW1j8
Thanks s’s m. Haven’t heard the Beach Boys for ages.
So if you had a cohort of paradigms, would that be a syntagm?
Blimey.
No-one on the entire electric Internet has ever said “cohort of paradigms” before.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Interesting to keep an eye on social norms and developments.Two recent developments.
A: Beginning the answer to a question with ‘so’
2: Using cohort, a lot.
A: So does it have to be an answer, or can you start a question with ‘so’ as well?
2: I am not in the cohort that uses cohort much.
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
God knows.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkPy18xW1j8
Thanks s’s m. Haven’t heard the Beach Boys for ages.
:)
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Interesting to keep an eye on social norms and developments.Two recent developments.
A: Beginning the answer to a question with ‘so’
2: Using cohort, a lot.
A: So does it have to be an answer, or can you start a question with ‘so’ as well?
2: I am not in the cohort that uses cohort much.
So, that would be a so called cohort.
So nice one :)
So what’s the deal with cohorts?
dv said:
So what’s the deal with cohorts?
dv said:
So what’s the deal with cohorts?
well for one, they share similar characteristics
poikilotherm said:
Morning.Today’s roffle comes from Kweenzland:
“The Australian: As One Nation’s popularity grows in the wake of its federal election success, party bosses have confirmed they are in discussions with former Newman government MPs in a bid to win a swag of seats and the balance of power in a hung Queensland parliament. Recent polls have shown”
meanwhile in rural NSW
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
So what’s the deal with cohorts?
well for one, they share similar characteristics
What about the cohort defined by sharing no similar characteristics?
The Rev Dodgson said:
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
So what’s the deal with cohorts?
well for one, they share similar characteristics
What about the cohort defined by sharing no similar characteristics?
well I suppose that would be their similarity
Bloody insane dog.
kii said:
Bloody insane dog.
look on the bright side, it could always be worse… it could be cat
dv said:
So what’s the deal with cohorts?
I don’t know. What is the deal with cohorts. I’d give my 6 cents worth, but I would like your perspective of how it is before I do that.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/quiz-how-much-do-you-know-about-australian-music/8042752
9/12
kii said:
Bloody insane dog.
I don’t want to tell you “I told you so”….
sibeen said:
kii said:
Bloody insane dog.
I don’t want to tell you “I told you so”….
No, no…please tell me that.
The only record he left when the father of my sons abandoned ship. It wasn’t even mine.
dv said:
So what’s the deal with cohorts?
something about 600 years and the romans.
this is shit…
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/black-lung-coal-inquiry-moranbah-qld-hears-from-veteran-miner/8048490
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
So what’s the deal with cohorts?
something about 600 years and the romans.
diddly-squat said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/quiz-how-much-do-you-know-about-australian-music/8042752
9/12
3/12
And those were guesses
The Rev Dodgson said:
diddly-squat said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/quiz-how-much-do-you-know-about-australian-music/8042752
9/12
3/12
And those were guesses
0/12 I didn’t do the quiz
The Rev Dodgson said:
diddly-squat said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/quiz-how-much-do-you-know-about-australian-music/8042752
9/12
3/12
And those were guesses
That’s what I got!! All guesses.
I was half listening to the adjournment debate on the radio as I drove down the mountain yesterday when I heard the tones of Daren Hinch.
He started out talking about thalidomide.
I thought fair enough, better late than never.
Then he started on about transvaginal mesh, we’ll my ears at least pricked up.
Then he started on about how this mesh had penetrated the vaginal wall and done untold damage to the woman partner’s todger before being told the members time had expired.
That’s when I sat bolt upright.
The Rev Dodgson said:
diddly-squat said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/quiz-how-much-do-you-know-about-australian-music/8042752
9/12
3/12
And those were guesses
way to play the probabilities
5/12 all guesses. some more educated than others.
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
diddly-squat said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/quiz-how-much-do-you-know-about-australian-music/8042752
9/12
3/12
And those were guesses
0/12 I didn’t do the quiz
Likewise, I had a look at it.
No questions about Lucky Star (not his real name), Little Pattie, Col Joy, Noelene Battley…………..
Peak Warming Man said:
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:3/12
And those were guesses
0/12 I didn’t do the quiz
Likewise, I had a look at it.
No questions about Lucky Star (not his real name), Little Pattie, Col Joy, Noelene Battley…………..
arrhythmia
transition said:
arrhythmia
Tamb said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Tamb said:0/12 I didn’t do the quiz
Likewise, I had a look at it.
No questions about Lucky Star (not his real name), Little Pattie, Col Joy, Noelene Battley…………..
Were there any about Sandie Shaw or Johnny O’Keefe?
You know Sandi Shaw always performed in bare feet.
Peak Warming Man said:
Tamb said:
Peak Warming Man said:Likewise, I had a look at it.
No questions about Lucky Star (not his real name), Little Pattie, Col Joy, Noelene Battley…………..
Were there any about Sandie Shaw or Johnny O’Keefe?
Oh yes. Major turn on for me!
You know Sandi Shaw always performed in bare feet.
sandie shaw wasn’t her real name.
Greetings
JudgeMental said:
sandie shaw wasn’t her real name.
Her feet were real. That was enough for me.
JudgeMental said:
sandie shaw wasn’t her real name.
Is that the same sort of name as Shelly Beech?
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:
sandie shaw wasn’t her real name.
Is that the same sort of name as Shelly Beech?
Or Rick Shaw.
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:
sandie shaw wasn’t her real name.
Is that the same sort of name as Shelly Beech?
yeah, and lucky oceans
or judgemental
JudgeMental said:
or judgemental
JudgeMental said:
or judgemental
I liked Sheik Yermuni Maka
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:
or judgemental
I liked Sheik Yermuni Maka
Tamb said:
Ah well. Still, the other thing works if I type it correctly…
Michael V said:
Tamb said:OK, thanks.MV if you want to write ° instead of Deg hold down Alt & enter 248 on your number pad.
Test.Hmmm. Doesn’t work. (No number pad, but I tried the numbers.) Bummer
Just tried it using the main keyboard numbers & it doesn’t work. There is a way to do it on a laptop but I can’t remember what it is.
Warming up. 30.1°C and 55% RH now.
Graphic artist – Mark Hand.
Divine Angel said:
OK, I understand that. But that now conflicts with my notion of a paradigm, which I thought meant “a way of looking at the world”, or “model” (in the scientific sense).
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:OK, I got the mise en scene when I looked it up (dressed set).Yes. I think I can remember enough of my syntagms and paradigms and mise en scene to write about it.
However the definition of syntagms is completely opaque.
Paradigm, I sort of understand because an old friend (professor of philosophy) used it in a sentence once.
Could you re-explain, please?
A syntagm is a collection of paradigms; one can make sense of the picture by putting it all together. For example, paradigms consisting of flannelette shirt, thongs, mullet hair style and no teeth would make up a syntagm of a bogan.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:OK, I understand that. But that now conflicts with my notion of a paradigm, which I thought meant “a way of looking at the world”, or “model” (in the scientific sense).
Michael V said:
OK, I got the mise en scene when I looked it up (dressed set).However the definition of syntagms is completely opaque.
Paradigm, I sort of understand because an old friend (professor of philosophy) used it in a sentence once.
Could you re-explain, please?
A syntagm is a collection of paradigms; one can make sense of the picture by putting it all together. For example, paradigms consisting of flannelette shirt, thongs, mullet hair style and no teeth would make up a syntagm of a bogan.
If you transported a book of examples and patterns to elsewhere then that would be an example of paradigm shift
Michael V said:
OK, I understand that. But that now conflicts with my notion of a paradigm, which I thought meant “a way of looking at the world”, or “model” (in the scientific sense).
A syntagm is a collection of paradigms; one can make sense of the picture by putting it all together. For example, paradigms consisting of flannelette shirt, thongs, mullet hair style and no teeth would make up a syntagm of a bogan.
I looked up paradigm today and discovered that still somehow, I don’t really know paradigms at all.
The Rev Dodgson said:
blinks
Blimey.No-one on the entire electric Internet has ever said “cohort of paradigms” before.
diddly-squat said:
Yes, yes it is.this is shit…
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/black-lung-coal-inquiry-moranbah-qld-hears-from-veteran-miner/8048490
Our geology office was adjacent to the Peak Downs washed ROM pile. Dozers working it all the time. The sheer amount of black dust that daily blew into the fibro-clad-and-lined office was amazing.
transition said:
You OK?
arrhythmia
Peak Warming Man said:
It’s very fine here. Great with bare feet.
Tamb said:
Peak Warming Man said:Likewise, I had a look at it.
No questions about Lucky Star (not his real name), Little Pattie, Col Joy, Noelene Battley…………..
Were there any about Sandie Shaw or Johnny O’Keefe?You know Sandi Shaw always performed in bare feet.
AwesomeO said:
Reminds me of Frank Zappa’s Sheik Yerbooti.
JudgeMental said:
or judgemental
I liked Sheik Yermuni Maka
Michael V said:
AwesomeO said:Reminds me of Frank Zappa’s Sheik Yerbooti.
JudgeMental said:
or judgemental
I liked Sheik Yermuni Maka
Great album :)
Arvss
Fine 29° C
Pleased to see that the use of syntagm has been in decline for the last 20 years.
White nationalists? Alt-right? If you see a Nazi, say Nazi
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/22/white-nationalists-alt-right-nazi-language-trump
Bubblecar said:
White nationalists? Alt-right? If you see a Nazi, say Nazihttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/22/white-nationalists-alt-right-nazi-language-trump
I think they are more like the KKK without the pointy hats.
Happy Birthday btw
Bubblecar said:
White nationalists? Alt-right? If you see a Nazi, say Nazihttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/22/white-nationalists-alt-right-nazi-language-trump
Fascists are the same everywhere. The world went to war against them.
Dropbear said:
Happy Birthday btw
Thanks..
unexpected
but thanks
Ian said:
Dropbear said:
Happy Birthday btw
Thanks..
unexpected
but thanks
HB.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/lane-named-after-drop-bear-tamworth/8049264
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
White nationalists? Alt-right? If you see a Nazi, say Nazihttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/22/white-nationalists-alt-right-nazi-language-trump
Fascists are the same everywhere. The world went to war against them.
It doesn’t take much for patriotism to turn in fascism
Cymek said:
In the case of the nazi, the N stands for nationalist.
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
White nationalists? Alt-right? If you see a Nazi, say Nazihttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/22/white-nationalists-alt-right-nazi-language-trump
Fascists are the same everywhere. The world went to war against them.
It doesn’t take much for patriotism to turn in fascism
Bubblecar said:
White nationalists? Alt-right? If you see a Nazi, say Nazihttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/22/white-nationalists-alt-right-nazi-language-trump
http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/news/a50906/are-jews-people-was-a-real/
diddly-squat said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/lane-named-after-drop-bear-tamworth/8049264
I’d like to thank the academy… And jeebus
Many Happy Returns @ Ian :)
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/lane-named-after-drop-bear-tamworth/8049264
I’d like to thank the academy… And jeebus
Is that the lane they had to change the name from Wankers lane because people kept pinching the sign?
Bubblecar said:
Many Happy Returns @ Ian :)
I think bear was thinking of Boris.
I might celebrate regardless :)
I thought SMERSH was just a silly name made up for the Bond novels but it turns out it was a real Soviet counterintelligence organisation in the 1940s.
So you want to get out of your bubble: try reading these conservative websites
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/22/conservative-websites-media-bubble
Bubblecar said:
So you want to get out of your bubble: try reading these conservative websiteshttps://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/22/conservative-websites-media-bubble
Fergus Laing and his 17 friends
They live inside a bubble
There they withdraw and shut the door
At any sign of trouble
Should the peasants wail and vent
And ask him where the money went
He’ll simply say, it’s all been spent
On being classy
dv said:
I thought SMERSH was just a silly name made up for the Bond novels but it turns out it was a real Soviet counterintelligence organisation in the 1940s.
Unlike SPecial Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion
Peak Warming Man said:
I was half listening to the adjournment debate on the radio as I drove down the mountain yesterday when I heard the tones of Daren Hinch.
He started out talking about thalidomide.
I thought fair enough, better late than never.
Then he started on about transvaginal mesh, we’ll my ears at least pricked up.
Then he started on about how this mesh had penetrated the vaginal wall and done untold damage to the woman partner’s todger before being told the members time had expired.
That’s when I sat bolt upright.
rofl
Bubblecar said:
Many Happy Returns @ Ian :)
Not me.. :)
It is my late sisters birthday though. Alas I am now an only child.
Ian said:
Bubblecar said:
Many Happy Returns @ Ian :)
I think bear was thinking of Boris.
I might celebrate regardless :)
Happy Birthday to Ian too. Which is weird
“Dropbear said:
Ian said:
Bubblecar said:
Many Happy Returns @ Ian :)
I think bear was thinking of Boris.
I might celebrate regardless :)
Happy Birthday to Ian too. Which is weird
Which? What?
Dropbear said:
Bubblecar said:
Many Happy Returns @ Ian :)
Not me.. :)
It is my late sisters birthday though. Alas I am now an only child.
My sympathies.
I’ve never lost a sibling. I hope I’m the first to go, but not for a long time yet.
Dropbear said:
Bubblecar said:
Many Happy Returns @ Ian :)
Not me.. :)
It is my late sisters birthday though. Alas I am now an only child.
Condolences Bear.
Temp has had a bit of a surge. 18° this morning. Getting close to 39° now.
Tamb said:
Temp has had a bit of a surge. 18° this morning. Getting close to 39° now.
Cool and wet this end, max 13.
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Temp has had a bit of a surge. 18° this morning. Getting close to 39° now.
Cool and wet this end, max 13.
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Temp has had a bit of a surge. 18° this morning. Getting close to 39° now.
Cool and wet this end, max 13.
Wanna swap?
No thanks :)
But I am hoping for a break in the drizzle so I can get to the shops & back.
BTW, it seems the house is secured.. just waiting on the contract back from their solicitors…
we settle on the Friday before Christmas.
diddly-squat said:
BTW, it seems the house is secured.. just waiting on the contract back from their solicitors…
we settle on the Friday before Christmas.
Nice. One of the ones you showed here or something else?
lol
https://www.themonthly.com.au/blog/richard-cooke/2016/23/2016/1479858182/letting-catholic-priests-australia-was-mistake
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:BTW, it seems the house is secured.. just waiting on the contract back from their solicitors…
we settle on the Friday before Christmas.
Nice. One of the ones you showed here or something else?
lol
They managed to get one of the last ones in Moranbah.
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:BTW, it seems the house is secured.. just waiting on the contract back from their solicitors…
we settle on the Friday before Christmas.
Nice. One of the ones you showed here or something else?
lol
something else
Peak Warming Man said:
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:BTW, it seems the house is secured.. just waiting on the contract back from their solicitors…
we settle on the Friday before Christmas.
Nice. One of the ones you showed here or something else?
lol
They managed to get one of the last ones in Moranbah.
heh
Peak Warming Man said:
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:BTW, it seems the house is secured.. just waiting on the contract back from their solicitors…
we settle on the Friday before Christmas.
Nice. One of the ones you showed here or something else?
lol
They managed to get one of the last ones in Moranbah.
and only a 11 hour commute each way
here poik
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-corinda-123934066
diddly-squat said:
here poik
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-corinda-123934066
Nice, you’re going to need that veranda though.
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Temp has had a bit of a surge. 18° this morning. Getting close to 39° now.
Cool and wet this end, max 13.
There’s a pedo joke right there, but alas I’m a reformed bear
I hate American TV, its 24 by 7noise, loud, indistinct, unclear, inarticulate, incoherent noise!
Its like some huge unintelligible, disembodied, incomprehensible noise generator running at 120 db and higher!
People Yelling at each other, Ads, Murder, screaming, explosions, ads, more yelling, more murder, politics, yelling, more ads at 140 db!
Madness.
diddly-squat said:
here poik
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-corinda-123934066
not bad. i do hate those type of kitchen cabinet doors though.
diddly-squat said:
here poik
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-corinda-123934066
Looks fab. I am glad you found something and I hope it makes everyone happy happy.
I back from the paddocks, out the farms
check’t lotta fence I did, clean few troughs
readed meters tot’s‘n flows’n pressures
uneventful was’t all, good weather’n usual
hardly rhymes, whatever it good enough
coffee that done, helpin’ arrhythmia’t does
rolly too, now usual what do mongrel’t is
ol’ near finish’t here poem ‘nough’s ‘nough
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistake
There are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Catholic clergy are so committed to child molestation that are still dozens of times more likely to wind up in gaol. They offend at six times the rate of all other Christian denominations combined.
more…
And Pell could be a pedo
Bubblecar said:
Hmmmmm.
White nationalists? Alt-right? If you see a Nazi, say Nazihttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/22/white-nationalists-alt-right-nazi-language-trump
Michael V said:
Bubblecar said:Hmmmmm.
White nationalists? Alt-right? If you see a Nazi, say Nazihttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/22/white-nationalists-alt-right-nazi-language-trump
Guardianists hardly need encouragement to call people Nazis.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Catholic clergy are so committed to child molestation that are still dozens of times more likely to wind up in gaol. They offend at six times the rate of all other Christian denominations combined.
more…
And Pell could be a pedo
Ha, good piece.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
Bubblecar said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Catholic clergy are so committed to child molestation that are still dozens of times more likely to wind up in gaol. They offend at six times the rate of all other Christian denominations combined.
more…
And Pell could be a pedo
Ha, good piece.
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
The Catholic church is an abomination of an organisation only the worst kind of scum would hide and protect pedos and try to discredit the victims.
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
Dropbear said:
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I haven’t.
I don’t know the time frame but I think I heard that the 22 previously mentioned were from a total of 38…
Cymek said:
The Catholic church is an abomination of an organisation only the worst kind of scum would hide and protect pedos and try to discredit the victims.
It wasn’t just the Catholic Church that protected paedophiles within their midst although you could argue they should be held to a higher standard.
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
Letter in today’s SMH suggested that the ethnic background of all convicted criminals should be investigated, so that all Australians of that ethnicity could be sent back where they came from.
Seems reasonable.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Dropbear said:
dv said:Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I haven’t.
picks up phone
JudgeMental said:
diddly-squat said:here poik
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-corinda-123934066
not bad. i do hate those type of kitchen cabinet doors though.
Yeah, but what can you expect from people who have such dreadful taste in decor? The soft furnishings are blergh.
One good thing, though. I expect that the fish will like the pool.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Letter in today’s SMH suggested that the ethnic background of all convicted criminals should be investigated, so that all Australians of that ethnicity could be sent back where they came from.
Seems reasonable.
I wonder what Nigel Farage would think of an influx of immigrant convict stock.
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
diddly-squat said:here poik
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-corinda-123934066
not bad. i do hate those type of kitchen cabinet doors though.
Yeah, but what can you expect from people who have such dreadful taste in decor? The soft furnishings are blergh.
One good thing, though. I expect that the fish will like the pool.
LOL, does look a bit small.
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
Letter in today’s SMH suggested that the ethnic background of all convicted criminals should be investigated, so that all Australians of that ethnicity could be sent back where they came from.
Seems reasonable.
Do we go back to 1788?
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
Letter in today’s SMH suggested that the ethnic background of all convicted criminals should be investigated, so that all Australians of that ethnicity could be sent back where they came from.
Seems reasonable.
I have come across people deported for engaging in serious criminal behaviour
JudgeMental said:
diddly-squat said:here poik
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-corinda-123934066
not bad. i do hate those type of kitchen cabinet doors though.
kitchen in the first thing to be updated…
kii said:
Yeah, but what can you expect from people who have such dreadful taste in decor? The soft furnishings are blergh.
One good thing, though. I expect that the fish will like the pool.
So you won’t be attending the house-warming? Well I never…
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
Letter in today’s SMH suggested that the ethnic background of all convicted criminals should be investigated, so that all Australians of that ethnicity could be sent back where they came from.
Seems reasonable.
Do we go back to 1788?
China would like to send back the convicts we sent to them
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:Yeah, but what can you expect from people who have such dreadful taste in decor? The soft furnishings are blergh.
One good thing, though. I expect that the fish will like the pool.
So you won’t be attending the house-warming? Well I never…
kii said:
I do not like Queensland.
DV lives in WA now.
kii said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:Yeah, but what can you expect from people who have such dreadful taste in decor? The soft furnishings are blergh.
One good thing, though. I expect that the fish will like the pool.
So you won’t be attending the house-warming? Well I never…
I do not like Queensland.
Queensland’s all right… does a good job of keeping the deplorables out…
diddly-squat said:
kii said:
Witty Rejoinder said:So you won’t be attending the house-warming? Well I never…
I do not like Queensland.Queensland’s all right… does a good job of keeping the deplorables out…
pfft.
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:Yeah, but what can you expect from people who have such dreadful taste in decor? The soft furnishings are blergh.
One good thing, though. I expect that the fish will like the pool.
So you won’t be attending the house-warming? Well I never…
When kii escape the USA because of the Trump purges, he is giving her a job as a scullery maid with a mattress in the shed to sleep upon, what a guy !
Labor Senator Glen Sterle has been warned after suggesting a Coalition Senator looked like a Zebra.
feels more ‘doppler effect’ to me
Cymek said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:Yeah, but what can you expect from people who have such dreadful taste in decor? The soft furnishings are blergh.
One good thing, though. I expect that the fish will like the pool.
So you won’t be attending the house-warming? Well I never…
When kii escape the USA because of the Trump purges, he is giving her a job as a scullery maid with a mattress in the shed to sleep upon, what a guy !
I keep telling ya Cymek.. wizarding folk live under the stairs at out place…
Stand down DV. It’s all here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-second_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution
diddly-squat said:
Labor Senator Glen Sterle has been warned after suggesting a Coalition Senator looked like a Zebra.
feels more ‘doppler effect’ to me
They should all be required to wear black suits, enough of being out of school uniform!
CrazyNeutrino said:
diddly-squat said:Labor Senator Glen Sterle has been warned after suggesting a Coalition Senator looked like a Zebra.
feels more ‘doppler effect’ to me
They should all be required to wear black suits, enough of being out of school uniform!
and no jewelry either
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:
Witty Rejoinder said:So you won’t be attending the house-warming? Well I never…
When kii escape the USA because of the Trump purges, he is giving her a job as a scullery maid with a mattress in the shed to sleep upon, what a guy !
I keep telling ya Cymek.. wizarding folk live under the stairs at out place…
See that’s even more caring as its protected from the elements
furious said:
- How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I don’t know the time frame but I think I heard that the 22 previously mentioned were from a total of 38…
That’s a large percentage..
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:When kii escape the USA because of the Trump purges, he is giving her a job as a scullery maid with a mattress in the shed to sleep upon, what a guy !
I keep telling ya Cymek.. wizarding folk live under the stairs at out place…
See that’s even more caring as its protected from the elements
no need for the platitudes, that’s just the kinda guy I am…
diddly-squat said:
kii said:
Witty Rejoinder said:So you won’t be attending the house-warming? Well I never…
I do not like Queensland.Queensland’s all right… does a good job of keeping the deplorables out…
Bullshit
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:
I do not like Queensland.DV lives in WA now.
Uh huh, and he snubbed me when I was there. Galloping gastric guts or something.
diddly-squat said:
kii said:
Witty Rejoinder said:So you won’t be attending the house-warming? Well I never…
I do not like Queensland.Queensland’s all right… does a good job of keeping the deplorables in….
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:
kii said:I do not like Queensland.
Queensland’s all right… does a good job of keeping the deplorables out…
Bullshit
shhhhh… you’ll ruin everything…
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
Letter in today’s SMH suggested that the ethnic background of all convicted criminals should be investigated, so that all Australians of that ethnicity could be sent back where they came from.
Seems reasonable.
I am trying to adjust to the new normal.
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
Letter in today’s SMH suggested that the ethnic background of all convicted criminals should be investigated, so that all Australians of that ethnicity could be sent back where they came from.
Seems reasonable.
Do we go back to 1788?
I would assume a lot of Australian criminals have ancestry in more than one non-Australian country but perhaps some kind of time-share arrangement can be made
Dropbear said:
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Letting Catholic priests into Australia was a mistakeThere are around 3000 Catholic priests in Australia, plus a few hundred retirees. Of these, an astonishing one in 20 has been charged with child sexual abuse offences. And according to the best academic experts, the true number of offenders is around one in 15.
Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I don’t know. I would guess around the hundred mark.
Point is that given the low number of terrorism charges against Lebanese Australians indicates that letting them in did not significantly endanger Australia.
In the fair dinkum department, unlike domestic violence terrorism is not a major worry here…
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Letter in today’s SMH suggested that the ethnic background of all convicted criminals should be investigated, so that all Australians of that ethnicity could be sent back where they came from.
Seems reasonable.
Do we go back to 1788?
I would assume a lot of Australian criminals have ancestry in more than one non-Australian country but perhaps some kind of time-share arrangement can be made
what if your relatives were criminals before they came here…
I’m pretty sure that Opa was a nazi sympathizer.. he ran a local post office in the south of the Netherlands during the war
dv said:
Dropbear said:
dv said:Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I don’t know. I would guess around the hundred mark.
Point is that given the low number of terrorism charges against Lebanese Australians indicates that letting them in did not significantly endanger Australia.
In the fair dinkum department, unlike domestic violence terrorism is not a major worry here…
If it actually is 22/38 then I’d call that statistically significant and worthy of questioning why
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:Do we go back to 1788?
I would assume a lot of Australian criminals have ancestry in more than one non-Australian country but perhaps some kind of time-share arrangement can be made
what if your relatives were criminals before they came here…
I’m pretty sure that Opa was a nazi sympathizer.. he ran a local post office in the south of the Netherlands during the war
To be fair, the Wermacht had nice uniforms
dv said:
Dropbear said:
dv said:Whereas 22 Lebanese Australians have been charged with terrorism offences, out of about 200000 Lebanese Australians in total.
How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I don’t know. I would guess around the hundred mark.
Point is that given the low number of terrorism charges against Lebanese Australians indicates that letting them in did not significantly endanger Australia.
In the fair dinkum department, unlike domestic violence terrorism is not a major worry here…
“Former Guantanamo Bay detainee and terror suspect David Hicks has faced court charged with the domestic assault of his partner.”
diddly-squat said:
what if your relatives were criminals before they came here…
I’m pretty sure that Opa was a nazi sympathizer.. he ran a local post office in the south of the Netherlands during the war
Can never trust the Dutch.
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
Dropbear said:How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I don’t know. I would guess around the hundred mark.
Point is that given the low number of terrorism charges against Lebanese Australians indicates that letting them in did not significantly endanger Australia.
In the fair dinkum department, unlike domestic violence terrorism is not a major worry here…
“Former Guantanamo Bay detainee and terror suspect David Hicks has faced court charged with the domestic assault of his partner.”
No one ever accused him of being a great bloke
Dropbear said:
dv said:
Dropbear said:How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I don’t know. I would guess around the hundred mark.
Point is that given the low number of terrorism charges against Lebanese Australians indicates that letting them in did not significantly endanger Australia.
In the fair dinkum department, unlike domestic violence terrorism is not a major worry here…
If it actually is 22/38 then I’d call that statistically significant and worthy of questioning why
Even if it was 38/38, it would still mean that it hasn’t significantly raised the danger level because the danger level remains statistically insignificant…
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
Dropbear said:How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I don’t know. I would guess around the hundred mark.
Point is that given the low number of terrorism charges against Lebanese Australians indicates that letting them in did not significantly endanger Australia.
In the fair dinkum department, unlike domestic violence terrorism is not a major worry here…
“Former Guantanamo Bay detainee and terror suspect David Hicks has faced court charged with the domestic assault of his partner.”
never did like that bloke…
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:what if your relatives were criminals before they came here…
I’m pretty sure that Opa was a nazi sympathizer.. he ran a local post office in the south of the Netherlands during the war
Can never trust the Dutch.
Make pretty good ovens though
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:
dv said:I would assume a lot of Australian criminals have ancestry in more than one non-Australian country but perhaps some kind of time-share arrangement can be made
what if your relatives were criminals before they came here…
I’m pretty sure that Opa was a nazi sympathizer.. he ran a local post office in the south of the Netherlands during the war
To be fair, the Wermacht had nice uniforms
IKR… especially those snazzy ones with the two little S’s on the collar
dv said:
Dropbear said:
dv said:I don’t know. I would guess around the hundred mark.
Point is that given the low number of terrorism charges against Lebanese Australians indicates that letting them in did not significantly endanger Australia.
In the fair dinkum department, unlike domestic violence terrorism is not a major worry here…
If it actually is 22/38 then I’d call that statistically significant and worthy of questioning why
Even if it was 38/38, it would still mean that it hasn’t significantly raised the danger level because the danger level remains statistically insignificant…
Well i disagree.. It would raise questions about what’s happening in that community to radicalise its people
Dropbear said:
If it actually is 22/38 then I’d call that statistically significant and worthy of questioning why
Since most terrorism is related to radical Islam these days you would expect most terrorists to be Muslims. The question then is whether Lebanese are over-represented amongst Muslims charged with terrorist offences.
diddly-squat said:
Dropbear said:
diddly-squat said:what if your relatives were criminals before they came here…
I’m pretty sure that Opa was a nazi sympathizer.. he ran a local post office in the south of the Netherlands during the war
To be fair, the Wermacht had nice uniforms
IKR… especially those snazzy ones with the two little S’s on the collar
They stole that from KISS
Cymek said:
Can never trust the Dutch.
Make pretty good ovens though
Is this what we have been reduced to? Fart jokes?
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
Dropbear said:How many Australians have been charged with terrorism offences in the last… 10 years?
I don’t know. I would guess around the hundred mark.
Point is that given the low number of terrorism charges against Lebanese Australians indicates that letting them in did not significantly endanger Australia.
In the fair dinkum department, unlike domestic violence terrorism is not a major worry here…
“Former Guantanamo Bay detainee and terror suspect David Hicks has faced court charged with the domestic assault of his partner.”
:(
It must be good if Tony Turnbull is suing it…
poikilotherm said:
It must be good if Tony Turnbull is suing it…
A governments responsibility (no matter who they are) is to provide everyone with free or affordable medical care, if they get rid of Medicare it’s just another reason we don’t need them anymore. They want to privatise everything for short term gain usually to bail themselves out for overspending on unnecessary things.
Cymek said:
poikilotherm said:
It must be good if Tony Turnbull is suing it…
A governments responsibility (no matter who they are) is to provide everyone with free or affordable medical care, if they get rid of Medicare it’s just another reason we don’t need them anymore. They want to privatise everything for short term gain usually to bail themselves out for overspending on unnecessary things.
a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
diddly-squat said:
a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
It can be justified for economic reasons as well as ethical.
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
It can be justified for economic reasons as well as ethical.
I agree that there are plenty of very good reasons for government to provide universal healthcare, but that doesn’t mean they (governments) have a responsibility to do so…
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:
poikilotherm said:
It must be good if Tony Turnbull is suing it…
A governments responsibility (no matter who they are) is to provide everyone with free or affordable medical care, if they get rid of Medicare it’s just another reason we don’t need them anymore. They want to privatise everything for short term gain usually to bail themselves out for overspending on unnecessary things.
a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
What do we pay taxes for if not the above
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
It can be justified for economic reasons as well as ethical.
I agree that there are plenty of very good reasons for government to provide universal healthcare, but that doesn’t mean they (governments) have a responsibility to do so…
Government has a lot more responsibility to its citizens than is undertakes, they aren’t just in it for their own self interests otherwise what purpose do they serve.
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
It can be justified for economic reasons as well as ethical.
All governments should have inherent responsibilities to provide free, healthcare to its citizens.
That results in a much happier society
A privatized health system for profit that people will use to screw other people financially will be medically unethical.
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:A governments responsibility (no matter who they are) is to provide everyone with free or affordable medical care, if they get rid of Medicare it’s just another reason we don’t need them anymore. They want to privatise everything for short term gain usually to bail themselves out for overspending on unnecessary things.
a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
What do we pay taxes for if not the above
roffle…
taxes are used by governments to hold influence over their key supporters…
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:A governments responsibility (no matter who they are) is to provide everyone with free or affordable medical care, if they get rid of Medicare it’s just another reason we don’t need them anymore. They want to privatise everything for short term gain usually to bail themselves out for overspending on unnecessary things.
a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
What do we pay taxes for if not the above
CrazyNeutrino said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
It can be justified for economic reasons as well as ethical.
All governments should have inherent responsibilities to provide free, healthcare to its citizens.
That results in a much happier society
A privatized health system for profit that people will use to screw other people financially will be medically unethical.
Id like to say to the bullies fuck off greedy bastards leave medicare alone
poikilotherm said:
It must be good if Tony Turnbull is suing it…
I think this is some of the fake news we’ve been hearing about lately.
Can anyone recommend a good car polish.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Can anyone recommend a good car polish.
I’m sure many people can
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
It can be justified for economic reasons as well as ethical.
I agree that there are plenty of very good reasons for government to provide universal healthcare, but that doesn’t mean they (governments) have a responsibility to do so…
They dont HAVE to, but that’s why we choose to live in a first world country, and not a dangerous third world shithole like the USA
CrazyNeutrino said:
Can anyone recommend a good car polish.
Jacek down the road is pretty good. Comes from a Warsaw
diddly-squat said:
a government has no inherent responsibility to provide free, or even affordable, healthcare to its citizens..
Who cares?
It would be a shitty situation if the only thing that we expected from our government is that the were no inherent responsibilities they were not fulfilling.
diddly-squat said:
roffle…
taxes are used by governments to hold influence over their key supporters…
I have no idea what that means.
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:roffle…
taxes are used by governments to hold influence over their key supporters…
I have no idea what that means.
watch the video I linked to…
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:roffle…
taxes are used by governments to hold influence over their key supporters…
I have no idea what that means.
I suppose an example for be Liberals give concessions to the rich and powerful in return for votes and support.
All in all a bullshit broken system that gets worse and worse as time progresses
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:roffle…
taxes are used by governments to hold influence over their key supporters…
I have no idea what that means.
Did diddly join the institute for public affairs while I was away?
diddly-squat said:
I agree that there are plenty of very good reasons for government to provide universal healthcare, but that doesn’t mean they (governments) have a responsibility to do so…
Obviously they have a responsibility to do so if they acknowledge that they have a responsibility to do so, as both sides of politics in this country do.
diddly-squat said:
watch the video I linked to…
19 minutes? How about you give me the gist of it?
Bubblecar said:
diddly-squat said:
I agree that there are plenty of very good reasons for government to provide universal healthcare, but that doesn’t mean they (governments) have a responsibility to do so…
Obviously they have a responsibility to do so if they acknowledge that they have a responsibility to do so, as both sides of politics in this country do.
they provide universal healthcare not because they have a responsibility to do so, but because it increases the productivity of the work force which increases the amount of tax the government can take..
diddly-squat said:
Bubblecar said:
diddly-squat said:
I agree that there are plenty of very good reasons for government to provide universal healthcare, but that doesn’t mean they (governments) have a responsibility to do so…
Obviously they have a responsibility to do so if they acknowledge that they have a responsibility to do so, as both sides of politics in this country do.
they provide universal healthcare not because they have a responsibility to do so, but because it increases the productivity of the work force which increases the amount of tax the government can take..
No, they provide universal healthcare because the voters demand it and in the case of the ALP, they are committed to it on ethical/ideological grounds.
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:watch the video I linked to…
19 minutes? How about you give me the gist of it?
Rule 1 – get key supporters on your side
Rule 2 – control the treasure
Rule 3 – minimise the the number of key supporters
Shouldn’t government (and I am probably highly deluded here) want to better all members of it’s society and allow them to achieve to their highest ability regardless of any other considerations, through such things as providing all basic needs and not favouring any one class over another. Or should it just be a dog eat dog world were might is right.
Bubblecar said:
diddly-squat said:
Bubblecar said:Obviously they have a responsibility to do so if they acknowledge that they have a responsibility to do so, as both sides of politics in this country do.
they provide universal healthcare not because they have a responsibility to do so, but because it increases the productivity of the work force which increases the amount of tax the government can take..
No, they provide universal healthcare because the voters demand it and in the case of the ALP, they are committed to it on ethical/ideological grounds.
roffle.. no…
they provide healthcare and education and other services because it’s in their best interests to do so…
Cymek said:
Shouldn’t government (and I am probably highly deluded here) want to better all members of it’s society and allow them to achieve to their highest ability regardless of any other considerations, through such things as providing all basic needs and not favouring any one class over another. Or should it just be a dog eat dog world were might is right.
Nah, governments all about padding it for your supporters so when you quit you not only score a nice pension but a well paying private sector job too.
poikilotherm said:
Cymek said:
Shouldn’t government (and I am probably highly deluded here) want to better all members of it’s society and allow them to achieve to their highest ability regardless of any other considerations, through such things as providing all basic needs and not favouring any one class over another. Or should it just be a dog eat dog world were might is right.
Nah, governments all about padding it for your supporters so when you quit you not only score a nice pension but a well paying private sector job too.
Exactly and most are a disgrace and shameful
Cymek said:
Shouldn’t government (and I am probably highly deluded here) want to better all members of it’s society and allow them to achieve to their highest ability regardless of any other considerations, through such things as providing all basic needs and not favouring any one class over another. Or should it just be a dog eat dog world were might is right.
I don’t think you are deluded. I think the majority of members of all sides enter politics which is a largely unforgiving job that is not the well paying in regard to the hours because they believe they can make a positive difference for ordinary people.
diddly-squat said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:watch the video I linked to…
19 minutes? How about you give me the gist of it?
Rule 1 – get key supporters on your side
Rule 2 – control the treasure
Rule 3 – minimise the the number of key supporters
You’be been drinking the same kool-aid as Captain Spalding who thinks the Melbourne Club controls everything.
AwesomeO said:
Cymek said:
Shouldn’t government (and I am probably highly deluded here) want to better all members of it’s society and allow them to achieve to their highest ability regardless of any other considerations, through such things as providing all basic needs and not favouring any one class over another. Or should it just be a dog eat dog world were might is right.
I don’t think you are deluded. I think the majority of members of all sides enter politics which is a largely unforgiving job that is not the well paying in regard to the hours because they believe they can make a positive difference for ordinary people.
roffle, unforgiving…roffle.
poikilotherm said:
Cymek said:
Shouldn’t government (and I am probably highly deluded here) want to better all members of it’s society and allow them to achieve to their highest ability regardless of any other considerations, through such things as providing all basic needs and not favouring any one class over another. Or should it just be a dog eat dog world were might is right.
Nah, governments all about padding it for your supporters so when you quit you not only score a nice pension but a well paying private sector job too.
it’s more than that even… it’s about providing incentives to key voting blocks within society as well as key individuals to keep them on your side so that you remain in power.. after that you want to make the population as productive as possible so that you can maximize the tax take so that you can continue to pay your supporters…
diddly-squat said:
they provide healthcare and education and other services because it’s in their best interests to do so…
Who is ‘they’? Are you suggesting that both the upper echelons of the ALP and the Coalition are part of some hegemonic political class?
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:they provide healthcare and education and other services because it’s in their best interests to do so…
Who is ‘they’? Are you suggesting that both the upper echelons of the ALP and the Coalition are part of some hegemonic political class?
Pretty much
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
Cymek said:
Shouldn’t government (and I am probably highly deluded here) want to better all members of it’s society and allow them to achieve to their highest ability regardless of any other considerations, through such things as providing all basic needs and not favouring any one class over another. Or should it just be a dog eat dog world were might is right.
Nah, governments all about padding it for your supporters so when you quit you not only score a nice pension but a well paying private sector job too.
it’s more than that even… it’s about providing incentives to key voting blocks within society as well as key individuals to keep them on your side so that you remain in power.. after that you want to make the population as productive as possible so that you can maximize the tax take so that you can continue to pay your supporters…
What you say is probably quite close to reality
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:they provide healthcare and education and other services because it’s in their best interests to do so…
Who is ‘they’? Are you suggesting that both the upper echelons of the ALP and the Coalition are part of some hegemonic political class?
I’m not sure which bit you don’t understand… the only way the ruing party stays in power is if it maintains support of key voting blocks and key individuals..
The best way to make sure the cash keeps rolling in so that you can pay for above is to create a productive economy.
Dropbear said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Who is ‘they’? Are you suggesting that both the upper echelons of the ALP and the Coalition are part of some hegemonic political class?
Pretty much
How meritocratic do you think it is?
diddly-squat said:
the only way the ruing party stays in power is if it maintains support of key voting blocks and key individuals..
Trump’s victory would attest that more power rests with the average citizen than you suggest.
Something something cohort something.
For Bear from earlier:
“Zammit says that while only 20 per cent of Australian Muslims are of Lebanese descent, Lebanese-Australian Muslims make up 60 per cent of those charged over alleged jihadist activity.
“The advice I have is that out of the last 33 people who have been charged with terrorist-related offences in this country, 22 of those people are from second and third generation Lebanese-Muslim background,” [Dutton} said in parliament after being pressed on the issue during Question Time on Monday.
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:the only way the ruing party stays in power is if it maintains support of key voting blocks and key individuals..Trump’s victory would attest that more power rests with the average citizen than you suggest.
Trumps victory just highlighted the fact that a rather small preventers of voters decide their elections, and that “safe red/blue” electoral divisions in any democracy are a very bad idea
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:the only way the ruing party stays in power is if it maintains support of key voting blocks and key individuals..Trump’s victory would attest that more power rests with the average citizen than you suggest.
Wouldn’t it be the opposite considering he lost the popular vote or some such?
Peak Warming Man said:
Something something cohort something.
nice one centurion.
diddly-squat said:
Bubblecar said:
diddly-squat said:they provide universal healthcare not because they have a responsibility to do so, but because it increases the productivity of the work force which increases the amount of tax the government can take..
No, they provide universal healthcare because the voters demand it and in the case of the ALP, they are committed to it on ethical/ideological grounds.
roffle.. no…
they provide healthcare and education and other services because it’s in their best interests to do so…
Um yeah, ‘cos voters demand it and they want to get elected. And in the case of the ALP, the membership demands it, in accord with the prevailing ethos of the party.
Witty Rejoinder said:
For Bear from earlier:“Zammit says that while only 20 per cent of Australian Muslims are of Lebanese descent, Lebanese-Australian Muslims make up 60 per cent of those charged over alleged jihadist activity.
“The advice I have is that out of the last 33 people who have been charged with terrorist-related offences in this country, 22 of those people are from second and third generation Lebanese-Muslim background,”
Tips fedora
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:the only way the ruing party stays in power is if it maintains support of key voting blocks and key individuals..Trump’s victory would attest that more power rests with the average citizen than you suggest.
I never said ordinary people have no power – only that you need to reward the minimum number of key blocks to maintain governance…
But remember the key supporters you need to seize victory and the key supporters you need to maintain power may be mutually exclusive
Sports betting.com.au’s social media team is hunorous
Bubblecar said:
diddly-squat said:
Bubblecar said:No, they provide universal healthcare because the voters demand it and in the case of the ALP, they are committed to it on ethical/ideological grounds.
roffle.. no…
they provide healthcare and education and other services because it’s in their best interests to do so…
Um yeah, ‘cos voters demand it and they want to get elected. And in the case of the ALP, the membership demands it, in accord with the prevailing ethos of the party.
People demand all kinds of stuff that that don’t get…
dv said:
Sports betting.com.au’s social media team is hunorous
Fucking autocorrect
sportsbet.com.au
dv said:
Sports betting.com.au’s social media team is hunorous
Germans?
diddly-squat said:
People demand all kinds of stuff that that don’t get…
I think we can rest assured that any party refusing to maintain universal healthcare would have little hope of winning government in this country.
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
Sports betting.com.au’s social media team is hunorous
Germans?
They love the Ashes
Dropbear said:
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
Sports betting.com.au’s social media team is hunorous
Germans?
They love the Ashes
I think fluoride should be added to soft drinks and Bundy rum to combat tooth decay in young adults.
The cool change is making me fancy a hot cooked breakfast for dinner. Eggs, pork sausages, tomatoes, mushrooms, toast.
Divine Angel said:
I think fluoride should be added to soft drinks and Bundy rum to combat tooth decay in young adults.
TO CONTROL THEIR BRAINS YOU MEAN
I am going to try and pickled some of the brazzillion radishes I have. An online recipie says white vinegar but wondering if one of the supermarkets flavoured vinegars might be better?
Bubblecar said:
The cool change is making me fancy a hot cooked breakfast for dinner. Eggs, pork sausages, tomatoes, mushrooms, toast.
that post was almost 60 years ahead of its time.
Cymek said:
Divine Angel said:
I think fluoride should be added to soft drinks and Bundy rum to combat tooth decay in young adults.
TO CONTROL THEIR BRAINS YOU MEAN
Yes, it’s part of our evil plan to get people to eat more doughnuts.
AwesomeO said:
I am going to try and pickled some of the brazzillion radishes I have. An online recipie says white vinegar but wondering if one of the supermarkets flavoured vinegars might be better?
Cant say I’ve ever heard of pickled radishes.
AwesomeO said:
I am going to try and pickled some of the brazzillion radishes I have. An online recipie says white vinegar but wondering if one of the supermarkets flavoured vinegars might be better?
White vinegar or white wine vinegar would both work. Radishes are quite strong-tasting anyway.
Be interesting to try them, never had pickled radishes.
Are you going to slice them or pickle them whole?
Pickle me grandmother!
Peak Warming Man said:
AwesomeO said:
I am going to try and pickled some of the brazzillion radishes I have. An online recipie says white vinegar but wondering if one of the supermarkets flavoured vinegars might be better?
Cant say I’ve ever heard of pickled radishes.
Nor me but the the recipie exists and I like a bit of gherkin or salad cucumber on a sammich so should be similar. A cheap experiment anyway.
Apart from white, brown and apple cider vinegars, what other flavours are there?
Oh and balsamic
Bubblecar said:
Are you going to slice them or pickle them whole?
Sliced I think. I am soaking an icecream container full of them now to get rid of grit, then thinking about thick slicing and put on a tea towl to dry out. Get vinegar and a head of garlic tomorrow to add.
AwesomeO said:
Peak Warming Man said:
AwesomeO said:
I am going to try and pickled some of the brazzillion radishes I have. An online recipie says white vinegar but wondering if one of the supermarkets flavoured vinegars might be better?
Cant say I’ve ever heard of pickled radishes.
Nor me but the the recipie exists and I like a bit of gherkin or salad cucumber on a sammich so should be similar. A cheap experiment anyway.
Yes and pickling your own food is quite fulfilling anyway
Divine Angel said:
Apart from white, brown and apple cider vinegars, what other flavours are there?
Red wine, white wine, balsamic, rice, malt. Also some fruit vinegars available in some places and herb vinegars, beer vinegars etc.
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
Are you going to slice them or pickle them whole?
Sliced I think. I am soaking an icecream container full of them now to get rid of grit, then thinking about thick slicing and put on a tea towl to dry out. Get vinegar and a head of garlic tomorrow to add.
i’ve never made pickled radish. But some sugar and salt in the pickle might improve them lots..
(sherry vinegar, rice wine vinegar, red and white vinegar)
Peak Warming Man said:
Koreans love-em.
AwesomeO said:
I am going to try and pickled some of the brazzillion radishes I have. An online recipie says white vinegar but wondering if one of the supermarkets flavoured vinegars might be better?
Cant say I’ve ever heard of pickled radishes.
mummy be servin’ dinner
oh’s yummy chops’n potato wedges!
peas’n corn gravy all over
music session earlier yes was blues
tried out new horn drivers
me add’t different filters’n protections
new fans so’t keep cooler
amplifier is happy’n me speakers too
Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today?
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today?
Have been trying, yeah.
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today?
na.
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today?
Him Miss points Sibeen, Sibeen hasn’t been good Miss.
I haven’t really had time to do much other than work. Oh, I did go to archery for an hour or so though. But my arms and back are a bit achey from so much weeding and weed pulling in the past 4 days. And the second gouging of my arm was a bit deeper than the first removal of the melanoma, so it’s a little more tender this time. But that an’t goin’ t’ stop me!
Skeptics conference in Melbourne this coming weekend. Should be interesting.
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today?
Him Miss points Sibeen, Sibeen hasn’t been good Miss.
That’s bullshit. You’ve all been listening to Boris way too much.
I’m a fucking angel.
Program and speakers here:
http://convention.skeptics.com.au/
sibeen said:
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today?
Him Miss points Sibeen, Sibeen hasn’t been good Miss.
That’s bullshit. You’ve all been listening to Boris way too much.
I’m a fucking angel.
Do angels have the equipment?
buffy said:
Mostly.Hello Holidayers. Have you all been good today?
buffy said:
sibeen said:
Peak Warming Man said:Him Miss points Sibeen, Sibeen hasn’t been good Miss.
That’s bullshit. You’ve all been listening to Boris way too much.
I’m a fucking angel.
Do angels have the equipment?
I have an oscilloscope, if that’s what you mean.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/23/even-raisin-toast-is-racist-in-australia
sarahs mum said:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/23/even-raisin-toast-is-racist-in-australia
I think the term aboriginal is racist. Indigenous too.
Anything but their names, whatever. I think a lot of people are too fucken stupid to realize it.
Then there’s half a century of the humanities etc with that cultural determinism bullshit.
Yumm.
Kids home in a few minutes from training and I’ve made a spag bol for the evening repast. Just tried some, it is the grouse.
sibeen said:
Yumm.Kids home in a few minutes from training and I’ve made a spag bol for the evening repast. Just tried some, it is the grouse.
Well done. Fatten them up.
Better go prepare and then cook dinner.
:)
Michael V said:
Better go prepare and then cook dinner.:)
Me too. Been sipping white wine and practising the rebec.
After dinner I’m going to be looking through my folders of castles and medieval houses while listening to pleasing music, then watch a few Tales of the Unexpected.
Bubblecar said:
Michael V said:
Better go prepare and then cook dinner.:)
Me too. Been sipping white wine and practising the rebec.
After dinner I’m going to be looking through my folders of castles and medieval houses while listening to pleasing music, then watch a few Tales of the Unexpected.
TotU brings back memories.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Michael V said:
Better go prepare and then cook dinner.:)
Me too. Been sipping white wine and practising the rebec.
After dinner I’m going to be looking through my folders of castles and medieval houses while listening to pleasing music, then watch a few Tales of the Unexpected.
TotU brings back memories.
I have the boxed set of all 112 episodes on DVD.
Most recent episode of South Park was a cracker.
Hail To The Chief with an arrangement like Vader’s Imperial March
Memberberries “‘Member stormtroopers?” “Yeah I ‘member!” “No … I mean the OLD stormtroopers.”
dv said:
Most recent episode of South Park was a cracker.Hail To The Chief with an arrangement like Vader’s Imperial March
Memberberries “‘Member stormtroopers?” “Yeah I ‘member!” “No … I mean the OLD stormtroopers.”
Is that really still going?
If so, amazing.
sibeen said:
dv said:
Most recent episode of South Park was a cracker.Hail To The Chief with an arrangement like Vader’s Imperial March
Memberberries “‘Member stormtroopers?” “Yeah I ‘member!” “No … I mean the OLD stormtroopers.”
Is that really still going?
If so, amazing.
It is. Really seems to have hit its stride in the last few seasons.
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:
mines homemade.
Bloody terrorist.
and here was i debating whether to ask you how you managed to get on without a skeleton.
dv said:
Most recent episode of South Park was a cracker.Hail To The Chief with an arrangement like Vader’s Imperial March
Memberberries “‘Member stormtroopers?” “Yeah I ‘member!” “No … I mean the OLD stormtroopers.”
Is SBS showing it? Its usual time-slot has been changed.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
Most recent episode of South Park was a cracker.Hail To The Chief with an arrangement like Vader’s Imperial March
Memberberries “‘Member stormtroopers?” “Yeah I ‘member!” “No … I mean the OLD stormtroopers.”
Is SBS showing it? Its usual time-slot has been changed.
http://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/program/south-park
It’s the 8th episode of a serial but you’ll follow along. Still, well worth watching the whole series.
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
Most recent episode of South Park was a cracker.Hail To The Chief with an arrangement like Vader’s Imperial March
Memberberries “‘Member stormtroopers?” “Yeah I ‘member!” “No … I mean the OLD stormtroopers.”
Is SBS showing it? Its usual time-slot has been changed.
http://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/program/south-park
It’s the 8th episode of a serial but you’ll follow along. Still, well worth watching the whole series.
Members Only
Season 20 Episode 8
larry’s ‘ad dinner’n been for a walk
fertilizin’ few things here’n there
few text messages’n full email did
be watchin’s TV now yeah he is
http://www.thenational.scot/culture/14919105.Scotland_Back_In_The_Day__King_Arthur_was_real______and_he_was_Scottish/
After the end of the first day’s play in the battle of the Somme 20,000 British troops lay dead.
12 hours.
Peak Warming Man said:
After the end of the first day’s play in the battle of the Somme 20,000 British troops lay dead.
12 hours.
Warfare has changed, some ways for the better and some for the worse, but one thing that is definitely better is that developed countries now at least give a tinker’s cuss about the lives of their own men, above and beyond their value as a military resource.
a win today ready for tomorrow’s cricket…
pints of beer will stay at $8.90 each instead of $9.20..
meat pies at $5.50 and bottled water at $4.80…
bump
Arts said:
bump
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
bump
I thought the arthur story was interesting. But it wasn’t. you watch. someone will make a thread on it and it will have lots of chat.
which arthur story?
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
bump
I thought the arthur story was interesting. But it wasn’t. you watch. someone will make a thread on it and it will have lots of chat.which arthur story?
lost in chat. Arthur was scottish.
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:I thought the arthur story was interesting. But it wasn’t. you watch. someone will make a thread on it and it will have lots of chat.
which arthur story?
lost in chat. Arthur was scottish.
was he a mouse that wore glasses and a yellow jumper?
On Captain America the boffin says his exotic shield is completely vibration absorbing but when a second later bullets hit it sounds like a cymbal.
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:which arthur story?
lost in chat. Arthur was scottish.
was he a mouse that wore glasses and a yellow jumper?
No. He wasnt a wee sleekit cowrin’ beastie.
Peak Warming Man said:
After the end of the first day’s play in the battle of the Somme 20,000 British troops lay dead.
12 hours.
I don’t think the great uncles were there..
Name: CRANSTON, ALEXANDER
Initials: A
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Serjeant
Regiment/Service: Royal Engineers
Unit Text: 84th Field Coy.
Date of Death: 26/03/1918
Service No: 103604
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: Panel 10 to 13.
Memorial: POZIERES MEMORIAL
Name: CRANSTON, JOHN BUCHAN
Initials: J B
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Company Serjeant Major
Regiment/Service: Cameron Highlanders
Unit Text: 7th Bn.
Age: 34
Date of Death: 16/07/1916
Service No: 5651
Additional information: Husband of Agnes Cranston, of Sunnybank Cottage, Bridgend, Bathgate.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: IV. G. 7.
Cemetery: VERMELLES BRITISH CEMETERY
Name: CRANSTON
Initials: W
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Driver
Regiment/Service: Royal Field Artillery
Unit Text: 51st Div. Ammunition Col.
Date of Death: 25/07/1918
Service No: 648910
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: XVII. D. 2.
Cemetery: TERLINCTHUN BRITISH CEMETERY, WIMILLE
Name: CRANSTON
Initials: J B
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Sapper
Regiment/Service: Royal Engineers
Age: 28
Date of Death: 18/05/1916
Service No: 69417
Additional information: Husband of Annie Wallace (formerly Cranston), of 9, Court St., Haddington.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: D. 76A.
Cemetery: HADDINGTON CEMETERY
Name: CRANSTON, ADAM LINDSAY
Initials: A L
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Royal Scots Fusiliers
Unit Text: 1st Bn.
Age: 30
Date of Death: 13/11/1916
Service No: 40808
Additional information: Son of Elizabeth Cranston, of St. Martin’s Gate, Haddington, East Lothian, and the late Alexander Cranston; husband of Margaret Cranston, of Station Rd., Slamannan, Stirlingshire.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: I. B. 23.
Cemetery: SERRE ROAD CEMETERY No.1
Happy Birthday btw
Dropbear said:
Happy Birthday btw
Me too. :) xxxx
Dropbear said:
Happy Birthday btw
ta.
thanks to you both
happy birthday Boris
I think a single, real Artur is unlikely. From what I understand of it there were probably a number of similar people who each did a small number of impressive things, which later story tellers combine into one character to make it a more entertaining story. A composite character with a few grains of truth.
Arts said:
happy birthday Boris
boris too?
happy happy to you too.
But it’s not my birthday, Arch-Deacon!
Good Evening.
party_pants said:
I think a single, real Artur is unlikely. From what I understand of it there were probably a number of similar people who each did a small number of impressive things, which later story tellers combine into one character to make it a more entertaining story. A composite character with a few grains of truth.
It wasn’t all written down until the 1100s. That’s centuries of word of mouth..
Arts said:
thanks to you both
Oh, is it your birthday?
should have started a thread to get my attention.
monkey skipper said:
Good Evening.
hello.
party_pants said:
I think a single, real Artur is unlikely. From what I understand of it there were probably a number of similar people who each did a small number of impressive things, which later story tellers combine into one character to make it a more entertaining story. A composite character with a few grains of truth.
The knights of the round table.
Artorius and Ambrosius Merlinus
party_pants said:
Arts said:
thanks to you both
Oh, is it your birthday?
should have started a thread to get my attention.
not my thing :)
monkey skipper said:
Good Evening.
Good evening. How can I help/hinder you today?
I prefer Mary Stewart’s interpretation of the legend.
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
Good Evening.
Good evening. How can I help/hinder you today?
Just be helpful please!
monkey skipper said:
I prefer Mary Stewart’s interpretation of the legend.
I enjoyed that read.
it isn’t really my birthday. it is a standing joke around here that i have more than one a year. it stems from the fact that people find it hard to comprehend that one as young as me has accumulated so much wisdom and knowledge and knows so many great jokes.
Dropbear said:
Happy Birthday btw
You’ve somehow got the “m” upside down, but thanks!
The Crystal Cave is a re-telling from Merlin’s point of view of his childhood and youth up to the time of Arthur’s conception. The Hollow Hills is Merlin’s recounting of Arthur’s birth and boyhood until he is made king. The Last Enchantment is the story of Arthur’s kingship as told by Merlin. The Wicked Day is a re-telling of the story from Mordred’s point of view.
In Stewart’s obituary, The New York Times described her as an “author of romantic thrillers who jumped genres in her 50s to create an internationally best-selling trilogy of Merlin books, reimagining the Arthurian legend from a sorcerer’s point of view,” and said, “Reading Geoffrey of Monmouth’s History of the Kings of Britain, she was inspired to retell the story of King Arthur as seen by Merlin, the king’s adviser and house magician. The trilogy introduced her work to a new generation and, in many cases, to male readers for the first time. … The books, set in the fifth century, were praised for their unusual blend of fantasy and historical detail.”
HBBTM
JudgeMental said:
it isn’t really my birthday. it is a standing joke around here that i have more than one a year. it stems from the fact that people find it hard to comprehend that one as young as me has accumulated so much wisdom and knowledge and knows so many great jokes.
pity how you can never remember the great jokes.
JudgeMental said:
it isn’t really my birthday. it is a standing joke around here that i have more than one a year. it stems from the fact that people find it hard to comprehend that one as young as me has accumulated so much wisdom and knowledge and knows so many great jokes.
—-
You heard it from the horse’s mouth.
The snogborkler has the same “birthday” as horses do in oz. So he is 15, a juvenile, just like his humour. ;)
JudgeMental said:
it isn’t really my birthday. it is a standing joke around here that i have more than one a year. it stems from the fact that people find it hard to comprehend that one as young as me has accumulated so much wisdom and knowledge and knows so many great jokes.
also, he’s really good at deception.. and that only comes from experience
monkey skipper said:
Mary Stewart’s Merlin Trilogy refers to the first three of Mary Stewart’s quintet of Arthurian novels. It consists of:
The Crystal Cave (1970) The Hollow Hills (1973) The Last Enchantment (1979)
I remember reading, and enjoying, those books in my youth.
this is a happy birthday to all and anyone whose birthday it is today, tomorrow and in the future.. for the next fifteen years
Arts said:
this is a happy birthday to all and anyone whose birthday it is today, tomorrow and in the future.. for the next fifteen years
I just do it once a year on New Years Day. I got you all covered.
Arts said:
this is a happy birthday to all and anyone whose birthday it is today, tomorrow and in the future.. for the next fifteen years
she thinks ahead this woman…
off to watch Hard Quiz
Lieutenant Governor Ken Ard lol
dv said:
Lieutenant Governor Ken Ard lol
—-
How far Ken Ard goes in politics will depend on the outcome of 92 ethics charges.
dv said:
Lieutenant Governor Ken Ard lol
what?
party_pants said:
dv said:
Lieutenant Governor Ken Ard lol
what?
I think he gets excited by strange things…plus he said “lol”.
party_pants said:
dv said:
Lieutenant Governor Ken Ard lol
what?
—-
far Ken Ard , say it slowly…
bit chilly tonight, got cold feet
tauto said:
party_pants said:
dv said:
Lieutenant Governor Ken Ard lol
what?
Oh I got that bit. Just wondering where the remark came from or what prompted it.
—-
far Ken Ard , say it slowly…
tauto said:
party_pants said:
dv said:
Lieutenant Governor Ken Ard lol
what?
—-
far Ken Ard , say it slowly…
Oh I got that bit. Just wondering where the remark came from or what prompted it.
party_pants said:
tauto said:
party_pants said:what?
—-
far Ken Ard , say it slowly…
Oh I got that bit. Just wondering where the remark came from or what prompted it.
—-
Ask DV, but I got it as a punny.
he’s probably a soft-cock.
party_pants said:
he’s probably a soft-cock.
—-
unlike comey.
Sitting in Starbucks. Apparently it’s 6° outside. I have my leather gloves and all is fine.
tauto said:
dv said:
Lieutenant Governor Ken Ard lol
—-
How far Ken Ard goes in politics will depend on the outcome of 92 ethics charges.
ROFL yes
party_pants said:
tauto said:
party_pants said:what?
Oh I got that bit. Just wondering where the remark came from or what prompted it.
—-
far Ken Ard , say it slowly…
Gov Nikki Haley is going to be the next US ambassador to the UN so I was checking out her history, and learned her Lieutenant was Ken Ard.
I was thinking of writing a short story about a priest who makes a lot of money on the stock market. It’ll be called Good In Vestments.
dv said:
Gov Nikki Haley is going to be the next US ambassador to the UN so I was checking out her history, and learned her Lieutenant was Ken Ard.
i would have thought that going from a state governor to UN ambassador would be a demotion.
Good morning Holidayers. Six degrees and overcast.
Morning campers
It’s fine and dry, slight early fog is gone, 21° C
A tinge of green outside the line of leg stump.
btm said:
I was thinking of writing a short story about a priest who makes a lot of money on the stock market. It’ll be called Good In Vestments.
:)
woke with me left calf muscle pulling, I was near yelling
that’s a new one
coffee fixes all
A Queensland worm farmer believes she has invented the world’s first commercially-produced solar powered compost machine.
Media player: “Space” to play, “M” to mute, “left” and “right” to seek.
Audio: A Sunshine Coast worm farmer has built a solar powered compost bin (ABC Rural)
“It certainly is, yes, and we are happy to say it has been designed here in Australia and running entirely on solar,” said Penny Mitchell, from Palmwoods on the Sunshine Coast.
Waste material is put into two bins that rotate with the power of the sun, breaking down the matter with time.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/queenslander-invents-solar-power-compost-machine/8049028
Bali police confirmed there were no drugs detected in Jamie Murphy’s blood and urine, or in the white powder found on him in a Kuta nightclub.
The powder tested positive for painkillers, caffeine and cough medicine.
——-
Sounds like young Jamie was very very lucky to have been ripped off.
what woke me
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calf_muscle
“../cut/…….spasm, and contract forcefully. The toes may also point down…/cut…”
Ian said:
Bali police confirmed there were no drugs detected in Jamie Murphy’s blood and urine, or in the white powder found on him in a Kuta nightclub.The powder tested positive for painkillers, caffeine and cough medicine.
——-
Sounds like young Jamie was very very lucky to have been ripped off.
Sure surprised him.
transition said:
what woke mehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calf_muscle
“../cut/…….spasm, and contract forcefully. The toes may also point down…/cut…”
Get some crampeze capsules.
roughbarked said:
transition said:
what woke mehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calf_muscle
“../cut/…….spasm, and contract forcefully. The toes may also point down…/cut…”
Get some crampeze capsules.
nah’s probably just a woodworm crawling through me head
roughbarked said:
transition said:
what woke mehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calf_muscle
“../cut/…….spasm, and contract forcefully. The toes may also point down…/cut…”
Get some crampeze capsules.
Or have some vegemite toast with extra vegemite.
buffy said:
We’ve already had 6° called for today. In New Mexico.Good morning Holidayers. Six degrees and overcast.
23.0°C and 75% RH here. Clear and slight breezes.
Michael V said:
buffy said:We’ve already had 6° called for today. In New Mexico.Good morning Holidayers. Six degrees and overcast.
23.0°C and 75% RH here. Clear and slight breezes.
10.5°C heading for 23°C
10.5 was how many mm we got in yesterdays rain.
roughbarked said:
Interesting. Lotza steel and stuff.
A Queensland worm farmer believes she has invented the world’s first commercially-produced solar powered compost machine.Media player: “Space” to play, “M” to mute, “left” and “right” to seek.
Audio: A Sunshine Coast worm farmer has built a solar powered compost bin (ABC Rural)“It certainly is, yes, and we are happy to say it has been designed here in Australia and running entirely on solar,” said Penny Mitchell, from Palmwoods on the Sunshine Coast.
Waste material is put into two bins that rotate with the power of the sun, breaking down the matter with time.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/queenslander-invents-solar-power-compost-machine/8049028
Michael V said:
roughbarked said:Interesting. Lotza steel and stuff.
A Queensland worm farmer believes she has invented the world’s first commercially-produced solar powered compost machine.Media player: “Space” to play, “M” to mute, “left” and “right” to seek.
Audio: A Sunshine Coast worm farmer has built a solar powered compost bin (ABC Rural)“It certainly is, yes, and we are happy to say it has been designed here in Australia and running entirely on solar,” said Penny Mitchell, from Palmwoods on the Sunshine Coast.
Waste material is put into two bins that rotate with the power of the sun, breaking down the matter with time.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-23/queenslander-invents-solar-power-compost-machine/8049028
It is well made for marketing. Her backyard shed must be well set up.
Morning
Beautiful clean blue skies this morning and I can see the lighthouse on Table Cape and Bass Strait is as flat as a pancake..
12 degrees atm and a top of 18 to look forward to :)
Spider Lily said:
MorningBeautiful clean blue skies this morning and I can see the lighthouse on Table Cape and Bass Strait is as flat as a pancake..
12 degrees atm and a top of 18 to look forward to :)
Mornin’. Everything is just too hard today.
me ‘ave’t another coffee I think
imagine toast there’s a desire
i’m gettin’ ‘em hungries’s what
now I listenin’ Tony Joe White
Back Porch Therapy like’t a lot
kickin’ back yeah’s cool guitar
‘n’ harmonica TJW he’s alright
Divine Angel said:
Bummer. What can we do to cheer you up?
Mornin’. Everything is just too hard today.
I’m out at the airport store today but don’t actually have to deal with customers, so that will cheer me up.
Yesterday, the first two customers made me want to slash my wrists. I get amnesia after a few days away from work and forget how fucken stupid some people are.
Divine Angel said:
Mornin’. Everything is just too hard today.
Apparently the thing to do is – think positively.
Also – be fucking grateful.
Then smile heaps.
No dwelling on things you can’t change.
Then take the fucking meds to assist you with the eternal rays of fucking sunshine that tell you this shit.
Have a nice day!
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
Mornin’. Everything is just too hard today.
Apparently the thing to do is – think positively.
Also – be fucking grateful.
Then smile heaps.
No dwelling on things you can’t change.Then take the fucking meds to assist you with the eternal rays of fucking sunshine that tell you this shit.
Have a nice day!
good fucking advice
Divine Angel said:
I’m out at the airport store today but don’t actually have to deal with customers, so that will cheer me up.Yesterday, the first two customers made me want to slash my wrists. I get amnesia after a few days away from work and forget how fucken stupid some people are.
Yeppers.
I only dealt with one customer today. Rude and impatient bitch. I was sunshine and fricking light with her. Her adult son was fine, mum needed a good laxative….STAT!!
(for the little precious lumps we have here…..the mother went over to another bookseller and treated her like a bit of warmed up poop)
Arts said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
Mornin’. Everything is just too hard today.
Apparently the thing to do is – think positively.
Also – be fucking grateful.
Then smile heaps.
No dwelling on things you can’t change.Then take the fucking meds to assist you with the eternal rays of fucking sunshine that tell you this shit.
Have a nice day!
good fucking advice
The meds? Or the grit your teeth and endure?
>I get amnesia after a few days away from work and forget how fucken stupid some people are.
haven’t completely lost your humour, there’s hints in that. It’s a little twisted bordering nasty, but you’re in good company around here i’d expect.
kii said:
Arts said:
kii said:Apparently the thing to do is – think positively.
Also – be fucking grateful.
Then smile heaps.
No dwelling on things you can’t change.Then take the fucking meds to assist you with the eternal rays of fucking sunshine that tell you this shit.
Have a nice day!
good fucking advice
The meds? Or the grit your teeth and endure?
all of it.. whatever works
but fromt he sounds of things working in retail sucks a lot.. not wodner they have to make motivational posters with kittens
Arts said:
kii said:
Arts said:good fucking advice
The meds? Or the grit your teeth and endure?
all of it.. whatever works
but fromt he sounds of things working in retail sucks a lot.. not wodner they have to make motivational posters with kittens
more coffee for me
It’s just one of those weeks where I’m spread too thin and I forget stuff, like why I shouldn’t order from infomercials. I’ll be OK.
morning then.
Arts said:
kii said:
Arts said:good fucking advice
The meds? Or the grit your teeth and endure?
all of it.. whatever works
but fromt he sounds of things working in retail sucks a lot.. not wodner they have to make motivational posters with kittens
The best thing to do it avoid it. All the positive bullshit is just that.
On a good note – I am off until Sunday and then I do 4 hours with newsstand before the customers arrive. I get to leave once the doors open. HALLELUJAH!!!!
Divine Angel said:
It’s just one of those weeks where I’m spread too thin and I forget stuff, like why I shouldn’t order from infomercials. I’ll be OK.
here, have a kitten
kii said:
Arts said:
kii said:The meds? Or the grit your teeth and endure?
all of it.. whatever works
but fromt he sounds of things working in retail sucks a lot.. not wodner they have to make motivational posters with kittens
The best thing to do it avoid it. All the positive bullshit is just that.
On a good note – I am off until Sunday and then I do 4 hours with newsstand before the customers arrive. I get to leave once the doors open. HALLELUJAH!!!!
I worked in an office once. I started at 5.30 in the morning placing teachers for relief work. I finished at 10.30 and left the office not long after it filled with regular day workers.. I liked that.. as far as I can tell a regular work day in the office starts with pouring coffee, talking to people on your way back to you desk, answering personal emails, eating something you’ve stashed in your drawer and talking about some co worker that you and your friend don’t like…
Today’s shift will be me sitting in the office doing my assignment. I’m just making up hours today and don’t need to be at the counter.
On the upside, the new girl is freakin’ awesome and I love her. She’s smart, has common sense and shows a lot of initiative. She used to work in a pub so she’s used to drunken weirdos.
About a month ago, she was bitten on the leg by a white tail spider and her leg immediately filled with fluid. She went to the hospital after the GP told her it was nothing to worry about. Turns out she had that flesh eating bacteria from the spider bite but they caught it in time and she’s fine now. I told her I’m staying away from her if she’s a spider magnet.
jobs, best do some work
well cut some timba
finish’t ‘notha door ol’ will
weather’s good for it
short of an excuse to not
‘ll make’t so a pencil
tape measure, ‘n’ square
wood saw need that
effort yeah’ll be bit of that
FMD my Avon lady is a ditz. She sent me a text yesterday to say something I’d ordered hadn’t come in yet but she has everything else. That’s fine. She just dropped it off, we had a 5 minute chat about the item which hadn’t arrived, she left, I open the bag and the item is sitting right there on top… She packed the bag.
Divine Angel said:
Today’s shift will be me sitting in the office doing my assignment. I’m just making up hours today and don’t need to be at the counter.On the upside, the new girl is freakin’ awesome and I love her. She’s smart, has common sense and shows a lot of initiative. She used to work in a pub so she’s used to drunken weirdos.
About a month ago, she was bitten on the leg by a white tail spider and her leg immediately filled with fluid. She went to the hospital after the GP told her it was nothing to worry about. Turns out she had that flesh eating bacteria from the spider bite but they caught it in time and she’s fine now. I told her I’m staying away from her if she’s a spider magnet.
actually, it would be better to be right next to her and any spiders will attract to her and stay away from you ..
ps I hope your day gets finer
this morning..
Following albatross.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/11/where-animals-go-tracking-maps/
Gina Rinehart praises President-elect Donald Trump’s ‘exciting’ plan
http://www.smh.com.au/business/mining-and-resources/gina-rinehart-praises-presidentelect-donald-trumps-exciting-plan-20161122-gsv9os.html
Students Have ‘Dismaying’ Inability To Tell Fake News From Real, Study Finds
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/11/23/503129818/study-finds-students-have-dismaying-inability-to-tell-fake-news-from-real
Trump to scrap Nasa climate research in crackdown on ‘politicized science’
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/22/nasa-earth-donald-trump-eliminate-climate-change-research
How to recognize a dystopia – Alex Gendler TED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6kbU88wu0&feature=youtu.be
Veterans ‘Deploy’ To Standing Rock To Engage The Enemy — The US Government
http://miniplanet.us/veterans-deploy-to-standing-rock-to-engage-the-enemy-the-us-government/
I don’t need news websites or TV, I can just subscribe to SM’s News of the Day :)
sarahs mum said:
Veterans ‘Deploy’ To Standing Rock To Engage The Enemy — The US Government
http://miniplanet.us/veterans-deploy-to-standing-rock-to-engage-the-enemy-the-us-government/
“On Dec. 4, hundreds of veterans will muster at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota. The mission: To stop the Dakota Access Pipeline.
“Most civilians who’ve never served in a uniform are gutless worms who’ve never been in a fight in their life,” Wes Clark Jr. declares. “So if we don’t stop it, who will?””
What a charmer……
kii said:
sarahs mum said:Veterans ‘Deploy’ To Standing Rock To Engage The Enemy — The US Government
http://miniplanet.us/veterans-deploy-to-standing-rock-to-engage-the-enemy-the-us-government/“On Dec. 4, hundreds of veterans will muster at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota. The mission: To stop the Dakota Access Pipeline.
“Most civilians who’ve never served in a uniform are gutless worms who’ve never been in a fight in their life,” Wes Clark Jr. declares. “So if we don’t stop it, who will?””
What a charmer……
Yeah.
I posted it because it sort of points to it getting worse not better.
Greetings
sarahs mum said:
this morning..Following albatross.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/11/where-animals-go-tracking-maps/Gina Rinehart praises President-elect Donald Trump’s ‘exciting’ plan
http://www.smh.com.au/business/mining-and-resources/gina-rinehart-praises-presidentelect-donald-trumps-exciting-plan-20161122-gsv9os.htmlStudents Have ‘Dismaying’ Inability To Tell Fake News From Real, Study Finds
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/11/23/503129818/study-finds-students-have-dismaying-inability-to-tell-fake-news-from-realTrump to scrap Nasa climate research in crackdown on ‘politicized science’
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/22/nasa-earth-donald-trump-eliminate-climate-change-researchHow to recognize a dystopia – Alex Gendler TED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6kbU88wu0&feature=youtu.beVeterans ‘Deploy’ To Standing Rock To Engage The Enemy — The US Government
http://miniplanet.us/veterans-deploy-to-standing-rock-to-engage-the-enemy-the-us-government/
OK, I’m no better than the students.
All of those look real to me.
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
this morning..Following albatross.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/11/where-animals-go-tracking-maps/Gina Rinehart praises President-elect Donald Trump’s ‘exciting’ plan
http://www.smh.com.au/business/mining-and-resources/gina-rinehart-praises-presidentelect-donald-trumps-exciting-plan-20161122-gsv9os.htmlStudents Have ‘Dismaying’ Inability To Tell Fake News From Real, Study Finds
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/11/23/503129818/study-finds-students-have-dismaying-inability-to-tell-fake-news-from-realTrump to scrap Nasa climate research in crackdown on ‘politicized science’
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/22/nasa-earth-donald-trump-eliminate-climate-change-researchHow to recognize a dystopia – Alex Gendler TED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6kbU88wu0&feature=youtu.beVeterans ‘Deploy’ To Standing Rock To Engage The Enemy — The US Government
http://miniplanet.us/veterans-deploy-to-standing-rock-to-engage-the-enemy-the-us-government/OK, I’m no better than the students.
All of those look real to me.
Probably gets that way when you have little faith in the niceness of humanity or their ability to believe in or do stupid things
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
sarahs mum said:Veterans ‘Deploy’ To Standing Rock To Engage The Enemy — The US Government
http://miniplanet.us/veterans-deploy-to-standing-rock-to-engage-the-enemy-the-us-government/“On Dec. 4, hundreds of veterans will muster at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota. The mission: To stop the Dakota Access Pipeline.
“Most civilians who’ve never served in a uniform are gutless worms who’ve never been in a fight in their life,” Wes Clark Jr. declares. “So if we don’t stop it, who will?””
What a charmer……
Yeah.
I posted it because it sort of points to it getting worse not better.
Coincidentally I had a link this morning about the same confrontations (but no mention of veterans), saying that there is little about it in the mainstream media, and what there is is highly biased in favour of the police and against the objectors.
Divine Angel said:
Today’s shift will be me sitting in the office doing my assignment. I’m just making up hours today and don’t need to be at the counter.On the upside, the new girl is freakin’ awesome and I love her. She’s smart, has common sense and shows a lot of initiative. She used to work in a pub so she’s used to drunken weirdos.
About a month ago, she was bitten on the leg by a white tail spider and her leg immediately filled with fluid. She went to the hospital after the GP told her it was nothing to worry about. Turns out she had that flesh eating bacteria from the spider bite but they caught it in time and she’s fine now. I told her I’m staying away from her if she’s a spider magnet.
Bitten on the leg by a white tail spider and the GP told her it was nothing to worry about.
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:“On Dec. 4, hundreds of veterans will muster at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota. The mission: To stop the Dakota Access Pipeline.
“Most civilians who’ve never served in a uniform are gutless worms who’ve never been in a fight in their life,” Wes Clark Jr. declares. “So if we don’t stop it, who will?””
What a charmer……
Yeah.
I posted it because it sort of points to it getting worse not better.Coincidentally I had a link this morning about the same confrontations (but no mention of veterans), saying that there is little about it in the mainstream media, and what there is is highly biased in favour of the police and against the objectors.
That is true enough from how I see it. I have clicked on the live streaming a few times.
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
this morning..Following albatross.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/11/where-animals-go-tracking-maps/Gina Rinehart praises President-elect Donald Trump’s ‘exciting’ plan
http://www.smh.com.au/business/mining-and-resources/gina-rinehart-praises-presidentelect-donald-trumps-exciting-plan-20161122-gsv9os.htmlStudents Have ‘Dismaying’ Inability To Tell Fake News From Real, Study Finds
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/11/23/503129818/study-finds-students-have-dismaying-inability-to-tell-fake-news-from-realTrump to scrap Nasa climate research in crackdown on ‘politicized science’
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/22/nasa-earth-donald-trump-eliminate-climate-change-researchHow to recognize a dystopia – Alex Gendler TED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6kbU88wu0&feature=youtu.beVeterans ‘Deploy’ To Standing Rock To Engage The Enemy — The US Government
http://miniplanet.us/veterans-deploy-to-standing-rock-to-engage-the-enemy-the-us-government/OK, I’m no better than the students.
All of those look real to me.
“Some students even mentioned that it was sponsored content but still believed that it was a news article,” the researchers wrote, suggesting the students don’t know what “sponsored content” means.”
OK, so if “sponsored content” is false, why is it also called an “infomercial”.
“The photograph had no attribution. There was nothing that indicated that it was from anywhere,”
An attribution isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on.
“American Academy of Pediatrics” vs “American College of Pediatricians”.
Names of many real professional organisations change yearly, making it impossible to keep track.
Now, let’s go to this article and look at it as whole. Is the article itself fake news? No, it seems to be genuine, as you can see from its source link sheg.stanford.edu/upload/V3LessonPlans/Executive%20Summary%2011.21.16.pdf
> On Dec. 4, hundreds of veterans will muster at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota. The mission: To stop the Dakota Access Pipeline.
I wonder if the whole problem could have been stopped by a public contest to find the best route for the Dakota Access Pipeline. A prize offered for the best solution.
Arts said:
Divine Angel said:
Today’s shift will be me sitting in the office doing my assignment. I’m just making up hours today and don’t need to be at the counter.On the upside, the new girl is freakin’ awesome and I love her. She’s smart, has common sense and shows a lot of initiative. She used to work in a pub so she’s used to drunken weirdos.
About a month ago, she was bitten on the leg by a white tail spider and her leg immediately filled with fluid. She went to the hospital after the GP told her it was nothing to worry about. Turns out she had that flesh eating bacteria from the spider bite but they caught it in time and she’s fine now. I told her I’m staying away from her if she’s a spider magnet.
actually, it would be better to be right next to her and any spiders will attract to her and stay away from you ..
ps I hope your day gets finer
To be fair, she probably had that bacteria on her skin before the bite, it was just the penetrating bite of the spider allowed it entry to nom on the flesh.
The Rev Dodgson said:
The other Standing Rock link
I agree with this article. And I don’t think it is racial as much as corporate.
> http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/11/where-animals-go-tracking-maps/
The grey-headed albatross. Looks good.
Please please do the same thing with the Wilson’s Storm Petrel. I want confirmation of how and when they navigate through all the southern and northern hemisphere seas.
> This map shows how Australian crocodiles, relocated because people thought they posed a threat, soon found their way back home.
That’s an interesting one.
Students Have ‘Dismaying’ Inability To Tell Fake News From Real, Study Finds
Interesting article, it indicates schools need to introduce media studies covering those issues so students can make better informed decisions.
> How to recognize a dystopia – Alex Gendler TED
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6kbU88wu0&feature=youtu.be
I’ve been wondering about this lately. For instance I’ve recently seen Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World” described as a dystopia, but I’d call it a utopia. I see it as a story of a good world in search of a better world, and failing to find a better world.
In Gulliver’s Travels, Brobdingnag is a utopia not a dystopia. It’s a world of “big men” in the sense of big in intelligence and fine arts as well as physical size. So I totally disagree with what the TED talk says there.
> … unprecedented industrial warfare …
No. Not “industrial warfare”.
> … shining progress …
For example 2001 a space odyssey? Does he consider that a utopia?
> dystopia is a cautionary tale
Yes.
> technology … against the very ideal that humanity can be moulded into a perfect shape.
No and no.
Not the best Ted talk.
mollwollfumble said:
> How to recognize a dystopia – Alex Gendler TED
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6kbU88wu0&feature=youtu.beI’ve been wondering about this lately. For instance I’ve recently seen Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World” described as a dystopia, but I’d call it a utopia. I see it as a story of a good world in search of a better world, and failing to find a better world.
In Gulliver’s Travels, Brobdingnag is a utopia not a dystopia. It’s a world of “big men” in the sense of big in intelligence and fine arts as well as physical size. So I totally disagree with what the TED talk says there.
> … unprecedented industrial warfare …
No. Not “industrial warfare”.
> … shining progress …
For example 2001 a space odyssey? Does he consider that a utopia?
> dystopia is a cautionary tale
Yes.
> technology … against the very ideal that humanity can be moulded into a perfect shape.
No and no.
Not the best Ted talk.
To be fair, there can only be one “best TED talk”.
mollwollfumble said:
> How to recognize a dystopia – Alex Gendler TED
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6kbU88wu0&feature=youtu.beI’ve been wondering about this lately. For instance I’ve recently seen Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World” described as a dystopia, but I’d call it a utopia. I see it as a story of a good world in search of a better world, and failing to find a better world.
In Gulliver’s Travels, Brobdingnag is a utopia not a dystopia. It’s a world of “big men” in the sense of big in intelligence and fine arts as well as physical size. So I totally disagree with what the TED talk says there.
> … unprecedented industrial warfare …
No. Not “industrial warfare”.
> … shining progress …
For example 2001 a space odyssey? Does he consider that a utopia?
> dystopia is a cautionary tale
Yes.
> technology … against the very ideal that humanity can be moulded into a perfect shape.
No and no.
Not the best Ted talk.
Two of the dystopias I’ve read in recent years have been:
a) A world ruled by advertising companies.
b) A sybaritic world of cosmetic wearable nanotechnologies such as smart tattoos and and an orgy of boneless humans.
The worry is our actual real world could head towards a police state high tech dystopia.
The environment crashes, big corporations control everything including many decision and actions by governments most likely with their own private armies, the divide between the have’s and have-not’s increases to the point a significant number of people are indentured slaves.
Cymek said:
The worry is our actual real world could head towards a police state high tech dystopia.
The environment crashes, big corporations control everything including many decision and actions by governments most likely with their own private armies, the divide between the have’s and have-not’s increases to the point a significant number of people are indentured slaves.
it’s ok though cymek, they always get their comeuppance in the end. and not just in the movies. how many thought the berlin wall would come down so easily?
mollwollfumble said:
> How to recognize a dystopia – Alex Gendler TED
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6kbU88wu0&feature=youtu.beI’ve been wondering about this lately. For instance I’ve recently seen Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World” described as a dystopia, but I’d call it a utopia. I see it as a story of a good world in search of a better world, and failing to find a better world.
In Gulliver’s Travels, Brobdingnag is a utopia not a dystopia. It’s a world of “big men” in the sense of big in intelligence and fine arts as well as physical size. So I totally disagree with what the TED talk says there.
> … unprecedented industrial warfare …
No. Not “industrial warfare”.
> … shining progress …
For example 2001 a space odyssey? Does he consider that a utopia?
> dystopia is a cautionary tale
Yes.
> technology … against the very ideal that humanity can be moulded into a perfect shape.
No and no.
Not the best Ted talk.
Ta. I’ll give it a miss.
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The Rev Dodgson said:
mollwollfumble said:
> How to recognize a dystopia – Alex Gendler TED
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6kbU88wu0&feature=youtu.beI’ve been wondering about this lately. For instance I’ve recently seen Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World” described as a dystopia, but I’d call it a utopia. I see it as a story of a good world in search of a better world, and failing to find a better world.
In Gulliver’s Travels, Brobdingnag is a utopia not a dystopia. It’s a world of “big men” in the sense of big in intelligence and fine arts as well as physical size. So I totally disagree with what the TED talk says there.
> … unprecedented industrial warfare …
No. Not “industrial warfare”.
> … shining progress …
For example 2001 a space odyssey? Does he consider that a utopia?
> dystopia is a cautionary tale
Yes.
> technology … against the very ideal that humanity can be moulded into a perfect shape.
No and no.
Not the best Ted talk.
To be fair, there can only be one “best TED talk”.
OTOH “not the best” is a colloquialism meaning “not good”.
mollwollfumble said:
Names of many real professional organisations change yearly, making it impossible to keep track.
Name a real professional organisation whose name changes yearly.
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:Names of many real professional organisations change yearly, making it impossible to keep track.
Name a real professional organisation whose name changes yearly.
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
I prefer Mary Stewart’s interpretation of the legend.I enjoyed that read.
I liked Mists of Avalon
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
I prefer Mary Stewart’s interpretation of the legend.I enjoyed that read.
I liked Mists of Avalon
me too. but I preferred Mary Stewart’s interpretation too.
I think it is time for a new screen here. This one is now rather stripey and annoyingly psychedelic as I type. It’s been slowly getting weird for a few months. But I don’t think I can manage it like this. Still, I should look up how old it is. I’m pretty sure it pre-dates this CPU.
Nup…looks like I bought computer/screen/keyboard in 2009. Does Chrome go back that far as the default browser? Anyway, something has to be done.
seems to be running Windows 8. Which is 2012.
Anyway, hello, lunchtime Holidayers. I et hot roast chook in a white bread roll.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-24/canberra-man-found-not-guilty-of-raping-drunk-woman/8054078
I wonder what evidence the jury used to come to its decision..??
diddly-squat said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-24/canberra-man-found-not-guilty-of-raping-drunk-woman/8054078
I wonder what evidence the jury used to come to its decision..??
mmm. The prosecution seem to have a good case.
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/cook-man-to-fight-rape-allegations-after-taking-woman-home-in-taxi-20151207-glhybp.html
buffy said:
I think it is time for a new screen here. This one is now rather stripey and annoyingly psychedelic as I type. It’s been slowly getting weird for a few months. But I don’t think I can manage it like this. Still, I should look up how old it is. I’m pretty sure it pre-dates this CPU.
Get a new PC?
dv said:
diddly-squat said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-24/canberra-man-found-not-guilty-of-raping-drunk-woman/8054078
I wonder what evidence the jury used to come to its decision..??
mmm. The prosecution seem to have a good case.
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/cook-man-to-fight-rape-allegations-after-taking-woman-home-in-taxi-20151207-glhybp.html
the thing that gets me is if she said she was raped, then obviously the sex was not consensual…
:/
“the thing that gets me is if she said she was raped, then obviously the sex was not consensual… “
Are you serious or is there a context/joke I’m missing here?
good grief, my login still works
esselte said:
“the thing that gets me is if she said she was raped, then obviously the sex was not consensual… “
Are you serious or is there a context/joke I’m missing here?
I’m not sure I understand what you don’t get??
how are yas all?
what’s new?
LucyDiamond said:
Welcome back.
good grief, my login still works
:)
I don’t understand how an accusation of rape is proof of rape, diddly.
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
diddly-squat said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-24/canberra-man-found-not-guilty-of-raping-drunk-woman/8054078
I wonder what evidence the jury used to come to its decision..??
mmm. The prosecution seem to have a good case.
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/cook-man-to-fight-rape-allegations-after-taking-woman-home-in-taxi-20151207-glhybp.html
the thing that gets me is if she said she was raped, then obviously the sex was not consensual…
:/
I wouldn’t go that far, but the fact that there are witnesses saying she fled the place naked and yelling for help, seems to make it likely.
thanks, Micheal V, it has been a while
what the latest excitement here?
LucyDiamond said:
I’m well. It’s hot and humid.
how are yas all?
what’s new?
LucyDiamond said:
No real excitement here per se. We just chat about stuff, tease each other and occasionally have little spats.
thanks, Micheal V, it has been a whilewhat the latest excitement here?
also well, so cold today, I think I need to light the fire.
snowed in Thredbo Village last night at 1400metres, I would go weed the garden, but the wind is bitterly cold today
esselte said:
I don’t understand how an accusation of rape is proof of rape, diddly.
My point is I don’t understand how he could possibly prove he didn’t rape her
LucyDiamond said:
how are yas all?
what’s new?
Nothing much.
Alex is crook.
DV is unco and cant ride a bike.
DA is pregnant again.
And Bubblecar is about to be evicted.
LucyDiamond said:
thanks, Micheal V, it has been a whilewhat the latest excitement here?
Lucy Diamond now there is a blast from the past.
Latest excitement is still the environment
diddly-squat said:
esselte said:I don’t understand how an accusation of rape is proof of rape, diddly.
My point is I don’t understand how he could possibly prove he didn’t rape her
Onus if proof lies with the prosecution. M’lud.
Is the tec site still open, the one where the computer people chat?
After downloading service pac 1 onto a windows 7 laptop – the login access is denied. apparently it is happening now, as Microsoft takes control of your PC
diddly-squat said:
My point is I don’t understand how he could possibly prove he didn’t rape her
He does not have to prove he didn’t rape her. Presumption of innocence and all that…
Speaking of being unco I have about 22 more hours in this fkn thing.
The smell has gotten amazing, like BO, bad shoes, and bathroom mildew. Also I got some butter from browning onions on it. The boss lady sprayed it with carpet cleaner, so now it is BO, bad shoes, bathroom mildew, onion and carpet cleaner.
LucyDiamond said:
Ha!
also well, so cold today, I think I need to light the fire.
snowed in Thredbo Village last night at 1400metres, I would go weed the garden, but the wind is bitterly cold today
32.8°C and 45% RH here. The opposite problem…
Too hot to weed the garden in the middle of the day. Got some weeding and watering done this morning though, and painted the third coat of paint on the solar HWS storage tank today. Hope to get a surf in this arvo.
dv said:
diddly-squat said:
esselte said:I don’t understand how an accusation of rape is proof of rape, diddly.
My point is I don’t understand how he could possibly prove he didn’t rape her
Onus if proof lies with the prosecution. M’lud.
I know… but like I said, it seems like all the evidence suggests she didn’t provide consent
dv said:
Speaking of being unco I have about 22 more hours in this fkn thing.The smell has gotten amazing, like BO, bad shoes, and bathroom mildew. Also I got some butter from browning onions on it. The boss lady sprayed it with carpet cleaner, so now it is BO, bad shoes, bathroom mildew, onion and carpet cleaner.
and just think… your arm will be all hairy underneath it… soon you’ll be able to get back to your zero body hair, cycling bod back into the lycra…
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
diddly-squat said:My point is I don’t understand how he could possibly prove he didn’t rape her
Onus if proof lies with the prosecution. M’lud.
I know… but like I said, it seems like all the evidence suggests she didn’t provide consent
I agree.
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
Speaking of being unco I have about 22 more hours in this fkn thing.The smell has gotten amazing, like BO, bad shoes, and bathroom mildew. Also I got some butter from browning onions on it. The boss lady sprayed it with carpet cleaner, so now it is BO, bad shoes, bathroom mildew, onion and carpet cleaner.
and just think… your arm will be all hairy underneath it… soon you’ll be able to get back to your zero body hair, cycling bod back into the lycra…
I think you have me mixed up with someone else
dv said:
diddly-squat said:
dv said:Onus if proof lies with the prosecution. M’lud.
I know… but like I said, it seems like all the evidence suggests she didn’t provide consent
I agree.
I can’t imagine that the public prosecution office will be very happy…
I do spend about 15% of my waking hours daydreaming about washing this arm tho
dv said:
Speaking of being unco I have about 22 more hours in this fkn thing.The smell has gotten amazing, like BO, bad shoes, and bathroom mildew. Also I got some butter from browning onions on it. The boss lady sprayed it with carpet cleaner, so now it is BO, bad shoes, bathroom mildew, onion and carpet cleaner.
yeah, my sister’s arm was like that too when she borked it.
dv said:
I have a pair of cast cutters if you need them.
Speaking of being unco I have about 22 more hours in this fkn thing.The smell has gotten amazing, like BO, bad shoes, and bathroom mildew. Also I got some butter from browning onions on it. The boss lady sprayed it with carpet cleaner, so now it is BO, bad shoes, bathroom mildew, onion and carpet cleaner.
“I wonder what evidence the jury used to come to its decision..??” -diddly-squat 10 minutes ago
“it seems like all the evidence suggests she didn’t provide consent” -diddly-squat 2 minutes ago
Maybe just do away with the whole trial by jury thing and get diddly to spend 8 minutes or so looking over all the evidence to make a judgement. Actually, she said she was raped so we don’t even need to worry about the evidence.
Diddly-squat, I neither like you nor dis-like you, but this is insane and dangerous, and it’s the kind of nonsense which is losing the left the culture war. Reasonable people look at sentiments like those you’ve expressed and “I don’t even…” their way slightly more to the right.
Peak Warming Man said:
LucyDiamond said:
how are yas all?
what’s new?
Nothing much.
Alex is crook.
DV is unco and cant ride a bike.
DA is pregnant again.
And Bubblecar is about to be evicted.
Hi Lucy,
PMW summed it all up pretty nicely, but he omitted to say he has Cows unfortunately.
esselte said:
“I wonder what evidence the jury used to come to its decision..??” -diddly-squat 10 minutes ago
“it seems like all the evidence suggests she didn’t provide consent” -diddly-squat 2 minutes ago
Maybe just do away with the whole trial by jury thing and get diddly to spend 8 minutes or so looking over all the evidence to make a judgement. Actually, she said she was raped so we don’t even need to worry about the evidence.
Diddly-squat, I neither like you nor dis-like you, but this is insane and dangerous, and it’s the kind of nonsense which is losing the left the culture war. Reasonable people look at sentiments like those you’ve expressed and “I don’t even…” their way slightly more to the right.
the sentiment is simple… I really do wonder what evidence the jury had access to, because of the details we know, it seems very much like she didn’t provide consent…
it’s really not an insane, or dangerous comment…
Ian said:
Peak Warming Man said:
LucyDiamond said:
how are yas all?
what’s new?
Nothing much.
Alex is crook.
DV is unco and cant ride a bike.
DA is pregnant again.
And Bubblecar is about to be evicted.Hi Lucy,
PMW summed it all up pretty nicely, but he omitted to say he has Cows unfortunately.
Cows? is that a disease? or ones that moo that get eaten?
Arvo folks
LucyDiamond said:
Ian said:
Peak Warming Man said:Nothing much.
Alex is crook.
DV is unco and cant ride a bike.
DA is pregnant again.
And Bubblecar is about to be evicted.Hi Lucy,
PMW summed it all up pretty nicely, but he omitted to say he has Cows unfortunately.
Cows? is that a disease? or ones that moo that get eaten?
Yes
Ian said:
LucyDiamond said:
Ian said:Hi Lucy,
PMW summed it all up pretty nicely, but he omitted to say he has Cows unfortunately.
Cows? is that a disease? or ones that moo that get eaten?
Yes
Mad cow disease?
“because of the details we know,”
So you have looked up transcripts of the court case? Can you link them? Or is this trial by media?
I’m having an awesome coffee at the moment while reading stuff
Insane dog is still insane.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arvo folks
are you fed up yet?
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arvo folks
are you fed up yet?
Not at all.
A sandwich and a slice of bread for lunch.. just waiting for the bgl to plummet
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arvo folks
are you fed up yet?
Not at all.
A sandwich and a slice of bread for lunch.. just waiting for the bgl to plummet
wait, isn’t a sandwich bread anyway ?
dv said:
I do spend about 15% of my waking hours daydreaming about washing this arm tho
Is stinky cast really a thing? I have never broken a large bone that required a cast, though I have tried to break something a few times. I am intrigued.
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arts said:are you fed up yet?
Not at all.
A sandwich and a slice of bread for lunch.. just waiting for the bgl to plummet
wait, isn’t a sandwich bread anyway ?
Dont push me…
Already had a code black this morning, fuse is very short at the moment
esselte said:
“because of the details we know,”
So you have looked up transcripts of the court case? Can you link them? Or is this trial by media?
facts we know:
so the whole thing seems very “he said, she said” which is why I wondered what evidence the jury based its decision on…
Arts said:
I’m not. I’m about to make lunch for Mrs V and then for me. Leftover dinner (cabbage, celery, carrot, mushrooms, onion, garlic, chilli with prawn stock and a dash of soy sauce) with an egg cracked onto it and then heated in the microwave.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arvo folks
are you fed up yet?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Not at all.
A sandwich and a slice of bread for lunch.. just waiting for the bgl to plummet
wait, isn’t a sandwich bread anyway ?
Dont push me…
Already had a code black this morning, fuse is very short at the moment
that’s what I meant by ‘fed’ up’ .. over it, done etc
Michael V said:
Arts said:I’m not. I’m about to make lunch for Mrs V and then for me. Leftover dinner (cabbage, celery, carrot, mushrooms, onion, garlic, chilli with prawn stock and a dash of soy sauce) with an egg cracked onto it and then heated in the microwave.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arvo folks
are you fed up yet?
my mumma is going to cook for us tonight. she will cook the whole pink snapper we caught in Tamala station (probably in foil and oven bake it) and some of the fillets (no idea how she is going to do those) but it will be delicious and I am looking forward to it. yum
Tomorrow’s plan:
1. don’t go to work
2. read book whilst slobbing around in pjs for half the morning
3. take dogs to Baylor Canyon trail – first time for disGrace.
4. make cranberry and apple jam
5. tuna fish sangers instead of a turkey for dinner
diddly-squat said:
esselte said:“because of the details we know,”
So you have looked up transcripts of the court case? Can you link them? Or is this trial by media?
facts we know:
- she ran from the house naked, yelling for help
- medical examination finds evidence of injuries consistent with those typical of sexual intercourse
so the whole thing seems very “he said, she said” which is why I wondered what evidence the jury based its decision on…
Maybe she started off with consensual but something happened after that against her wishes?
And the pickled radishes. White vinegar, black pepper, garlic, chili and a Rosemary sprig.
CrazyNeutrino said:
diddly-squat said:
esselte said:“because of the details we know,”
So you have looked up transcripts of the court case? Can you link them? Or is this trial by media?
facts we know:
- she ran from the house naked, yelling for help
- medical examination finds evidence of injuries consistent with those typical of sexual intercourse
so the whole thing seems very “he said, she said” which is why I wondered what evidence the jury based its decision on…
Maybe she started off with consensual but something happened after that against her wishes?
the supreme court suggest that this is an appellant case..
AwesomeO said:
And the pickled radishes. White vinegar, black pepper, garlic, chili and a Rosemary sprig.!https://s12.postimg.org/6fibjgbe5/image.jpg
complete with guarding robot
does tech talk forum still exist?
kii said:
Tomorrow’s plan:
1. don’t go to work
2. read book whilst slobbing around in pjs for half the morning
3. take dogs to Baylor Canyon trail – first time for disGrace.
4. make cranberry and apple jam
5. tuna fish sangers instead of a turkey for dinner
I like watching the cranberries burst as they heat up.
LucyDiamond said:
does tech talk forum still exist?
All the old ABC forums are dead, Jim.
LucyDiamond said:
does tech talk forum still exist?
Nothing exists.
Arts said:
AwesomeO said:
And the pickled radishes. White vinegar, black pepper, garlic, chili and a Rosemary sprig.!https://s12.postimg.org/6fibjgbe5/image.jpg
complete with guarding robot
I forgot, I also added a bit of sugar.
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arts said:wait, isn’t a sandwich bread anyway ?
Dont push me…
Already had a code black this morning, fuse is very short at the moment
that’s what I meant by ‘fed’ up’ .. over it, done etc
I think we are well past that stage…
LucyDiamond said:
does tech talk forum still exist?
We refer all tech questions to buffy.
buffy said:
Nup…looks like I bought computer/screen/keyboard in 2009. Does Chrome go back that far as the default browser? Anyway, something has to be done.
2009??? I’m still using one that I acquired in 1996! Although, to be fair, the original monitor has died and been replaced.
LucyDiamond said:
does tech talk forum still exist?
There is still FFFS Forums
http://fffsforums.com/viewforum.php?f=3
http://fffsforums.com/index.php?sid=b922153d5e0d3be3b4a77a759a1f9d9b
buffy said:
I think it is time for a new screen here. This one is now rather stripey and annoyingly psychedelic as I type. It’s been slowly getting weird for a few months. But I don’t think I can manage it like this. Still, I should look up how old it is. I’m pretty sure it pre-dates this CPU.
Might need a degaussing.
Well that’s all very interesting.
*takes notes *
CrazyNeutrino said:
LucyDiamond said:
does tech talk forum still exist?
There is still FFFS Forums
http://fffsforums.com/viewforum.php?f=3
http://fffsforums.com/index.php?sid=b922153d5e0d3be3b4a77a759a1f9d9b
Michael V said:
And it was yummo. Very yummo.
Arts said:I’m not. I’m about to make lunch for Mrs V and then for me. Leftover dinner (cabbage, celery, carrot, mushrooms, onion, garlic, chilli with prawn stock and a dash of soy sauce) with an egg cracked onto it and then heated in the microwave.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arvo folks
are you fed up yet?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Dont push me…
Already had a code black this morning, fuse is very short at the moment
that’s what I meant by ‘fed’ up’ .. over it, done etc
I think we are well past that stage…
Who did you thump?
Has anyone here downloaded a microsoft update called service pac 1
in the past week or two?
and if you did, did it lock you out?
the laptop (that is now locked by microsoft) will open in safe mode, but no access to fix problem
Michael V said:
Michael V said:And it was yummo. Very yummo.
Arts said:I’m not. I’m about to make lunch for Mrs V and then for me. Leftover dinner (cabbage, celery, carrot, mushrooms, onion, garlic, chilli with prawn stock and a dash of soy sauce) with an egg cracked onto it and then heated in the microwave.are you fed up yet?
To quote sibeen…
FUCK OFF..
Ian said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Arts said:that’s what I meant by ‘fed’ up’ .. over it, done etc
I think we are well past that stage…
Who did you thump?
Renal dr
Whaaat?
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/you-can-adopt-a-piece-of-space-junk-and-it-will-tweet-at-you?utm_source=aofb
Think I need to leave now.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Ian said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:I think we are well past that stage…
Who did you thump?
Renal dr
Kindney punch
AwesomeO said:
Nice. :)
And the pickled radishes. White vinegar, black pepper, garlic, chili and a Rosemary sprig.
LucyDiamond said:
I don’t think so.
does tech talk forum still exist?
Dv.. according to all the hack websites a dryer sheet will cure everything smelly.. stuff a dryer sheet into your cast please. I want to know if there’s anything they can’t do
LucyDiamond said:
Mrs V’s computer automatically updated from Win7 to Win 10 without problems last year.
Has anyone here downloaded a microsoft update called service pac 1
in the past week or two?and if you did, did it lock you out?
the laptop (that is now locked by microsoft) will open in safe mode, but no access to fix problem
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Ha! It was a no-ball…
Michael V said:
Michael V said:And it was yummo. Very yummo.
I’m not. I’m about to make lunch for Mrs V and then for me. Leftover dinner (cabbage, celery, carrot, mushrooms, onion, garlic, chilli with prawn stock and a dash of soy sauce) with an egg cracked onto it and then heated in the microwave.To quote sibeen…
FUCK OFF..
Stumpy_seahorse said:
What’s a code black?
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Not at all.
A sandwich and a slice of bread for lunch.. just waiting for the bgl to plummet
wait, isn’t a sandwich bread anyway ?
Dont push me…
Already had a code black this morning, fuse is very short at the moment
Michael V said:
LucyDiamond said:Mrs V’s computer automatically updated from Win7 to Win 10 without problems last year.
Has anyone here downloaded a microsoft update called service pac 1
in the past week or two?and if you did, did it lock you out?
the laptop (that is now locked by microsoft) will open in safe mode, but no access to fix problem
This laptop was windows 10, but we put it back to windows 7. the new combined updates are bundled as service pacs, and are causing problems for some windows 7 & 8
microsoft website is useless for help
Is your unhappiness to do with the waiting list, Stumps?
I the Windows system kosher, LD?
That is the only reason I can think of for MS locking you out.
Michael V said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:What’s a code black?
Arts said:wait, isn’t a sandwich bread anyway ?
Dont push me…
Already had a code black this morning, fuse is very short at the moment
Personal threat
“Don’t like Windows 10? As long as you’ve upgraded within the last month, you can uninstall Windows 10 and downgrade your PC back to its original Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 operating system. You can always upgrade to Windows 10 again later.
Even if it’s been more than a month, you should be able to reinstall the version of Windows that came with your PC using fresh installation media and its product key.”
http://www.howtogeek.com/220723/how-to-uninstall-windows-10-and-downgrade-to-windows-7-or-8.1/
Peak Warming Man said:
Is your unhappiness to do with the waiting list, Stumps?
No. Few issues with supposed experts here.
Had a couple rub me up the wrong way today
Peak Warming Man said:
I the Windows system kosher, LD?
That is the only reason I can think of for MS locking you out.
LucyDiamond said:
Has anyone here downloaded a microsoft update called service pac 1
in the past week or two?and if you did, did it lock you out?
the laptop (that is now locked by microsoft) will open in safe mode, but no access to fix problem
Searching for microsoft update service pack 1 opens in safe mode bring up these links to read and try
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=microsoft+update+service+pack+1+opens+in+safe+mode
4 methods to try
1 Try running the Windows Update Troubleshooter which you can do in safe mode, make sure the “Apply repairs automatically” check box is enabled, then run it
2 another try is deleting the cache of windows updates
3 another way is to download the updates manually on another machine and install them manually
4 downloading and running the third-party tool WSUS Offline Updating Microsoft OS without an Internet connection
These methods are describing in this links
http://www.howtogeek.com/247380/how-to-fix-windows-update-when-it-gets-stuck/
Stumpy_seahorse said:
I wondered who threatened you. I realise now that it was your own body. Bummer.
Michael V said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:What’s a code black?Dont push me…
Already had a code black this morning, fuse is very short at the moment
Personal threat
LucyDiamond said:
Peak Warming Man said:
I the Windows system kosher, LD?
That is the only reason I can think of for MS locking you out.
Yes, it is not a rip off, It was purchased as a windows 8, then updated to win 10, hate the win 10, so tried to put it back to windows 8, didn’t work, so put a legit win 7 on it. Worked fine as windows 7, updates no problem…. until the service pac 1 bundle stuffs it up. I read this has happened to others too, but nowhere to find solution yet.
MS is threatening to lock me out since I swapped out a failing hdd
LucyDiamond said:
Try some of these fixes.
Peak Warming Man said:
I the Windows system kosher, LD?
That is the only reason I can think of for MS locking you out.
Yes, it is not a rip off, It was purchased as a windows 8, then updated to win 10, hate the win 10, so tried to put it back to windows 8, didn’t work, so put a legit win 7 on it. Worked fine as windows 7, updates no problem…. until the service pac 1 bundle stuffs it up. I read this has happened to others too, but nowhere to find solution yet.
https://www.google.com.au/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=fix%20windows%207%20lock%20out
CrazyNeutrino said:
Searching for microsoft update service pack 1 opens in safe mode bring up these links to read and try
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=microsoft+update+service+pack+1+opens+in+safe+mode
4 methods to try
1 Try running the Windows Update Troubleshooter which you can do in safe mode, make sure the “Apply repairs automatically” check box is enabled, then run it
2 another try is deleting the cache of windows updates
3 another way is to download the updates manually on another machine and install them manually
4 downloading and running the third-party tool WSUS Offline Updating Microsoft OS without an Internet connection
These methods are describing in this links
http://www.howtogeek.com/247380/how-to-fix-windows-update-when-it-gets-stuck/
thanks heaps, I’m off to try this and read the geek website
ciao
Ian said:
MS is threatening to lock me out since I swapped out a failing hdd
how do they threaten to lock you out? don’t they just do it?
LucyDiamond said:
Ian said:MS is threatening to lock me out since I swapped out a failing hdd
how do they threaten to lock you out? don’t they just do it?
you can re-register here
http://fffsforums.com/ucp.php?mode=login
It’s very hot at the redoubt today and my beer is getting warm so I’ve fired up the fridge.
It eats a lot of my hard won solar power but this is and emergency.
How you doing, Bob.
On top of things?
LucyDiamond said:
Ian said:MS is threatening to lock me out since I swapped out a failing hdd
how do they threaten to lock you out? don’t they just do it?
Keeps asking to activate windows.
I haven’t updated in a while.
Might have to talk to them if all else fails.
Peak Warming Man said:
It’s very hot at the redoubt today and my beer is getting warm so I’ve fired up the fridge.
It eats a lot of my hard won solar power but this is and emergency.
Damn right, that is life threatening!
I used to think perfection was an unattainable ideal but now like every second thing on FB is supposedly “perfect”
Arts said:
Dv.. according to all the hack websites a dryer sheet will cure everything smelly.. stuff a dryer sheet into your cast please. I want to know if there’s anything they can’t do
DV.. please
LucyDiamond said:
Ian said:
MS is threatening to lock me out since I swapped out a failing hdd
how do they threaten to lock you out? don’t they just do it?
Lucy, do you know about Hiren’s boot disk? If your computer locks you out or breaks somehow (software), you can boot with Hiren’s, fix it, and get it back.
http://www.hirensbootcd.org/download/
Arts said:
Arts said:
Dv.. according to all the hack websites a dryer sheet will cure everything smelly.. stuff a dryer sheet into your cast please. I want to know if there’s anything they can’t do
DV.. please
I don’t have a dryer sheet
Peak Warming Man said:
:)
It’s very hot at the redoubt today and my beer is getting warm so I’ve fired up the fridge.
It eats a lot of my hard won solar power but this is an emergency.
Peak Warming Man said:
It’s very hot at the redoubt today and my beer is getting warm so I’ve fired up the fridge.
It eats a lot of my hard won solar power but this is and emergency.
Do they still sell kerosine fridges?
Indeed, I’ll be honest: I’ve never heard of dryer sheets. We don’t use them.
Michael V said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:I wondered who threatened you. I realise now that it was your own body. Bummer.
Michael V said:
What’s a code black?Personal threat
It was called on me, threatening a dr
dv said:
I had to look up what a drier sheet is. I’ve learnt something.
Arts said:
Arts said:
Dv.. according to all the hack websites a dryer sheet will cure everything smelly.. stuff a dryer sheet into your cast please. I want to know if there’s anything they can’t do
DV.. please
I don’t have a dryer sheet
I know why I didn’t know of them. I’ve never owned a dryer.
dv said:
Indeed, I’ll be honest: I’ve never heard of dryer sheets. We don’t use them.
how do you feel about letting science down?
AwesomeO said:
Peak Warming Man said:
It’s very hot at the redoubt today and my beer is getting warm so I’ve fired up the fridge.
It eats a lot of my hard won solar power but this is and emergency.
Do they still sell kerosine fridges?
Don’t know, they have probably been replaced with more efficient gas.
Arts said:
dv said:
Indeed, I’ll be honest: I’ve never heard of dryer sheets. We don’t use them.
how do you feel about letting science down?
Pretty good.
I mean I’m not sure how much of a dryer sheet you could put in anyway.
Michael V said:
dv said:I had to look up what a drier sheet is. I’ve learnt something.
Arts said:DV.. please
I don’t have a dryer sheet
I know why I didn’t know of them. I’ve never owned a dryer.
I’ve never owned a dryer, but I knew what a dryer sheet was.. someone was murdered and the murderer used them to try to hide the dead body smell
AwesomeO said:
No. You’d have to buy a very old one. They can be pigs too. When converted to gas they are OK. I think one can still buy gas fridges, but I’d imagine they’d be expensive. Certainly one can buy gas camping fridges.
Peak Warming Man said:
It’s very hot at the redoubt today and my beer is getting warm so I’ve fired up the fridge.
It eats a lot of my hard won solar power but this is and emergency.
Do they still sell kerosine fridges?
Arts said:
Michael V said:
dv said:I had to look up what a drier sheet is. I’ve learnt something.I don’t have a dryer sheet
I know why I didn’t know of them. I’ve never owned a dryer.
I’ve never owned a dryer, but I knew what a dryer sheet was.. someone was murdered and the murderer used them to try to hide the dead body smell
he should have used a car freshioner
Michael V said:
AwesomeO said:No. You’d have to buy a very old one. They can be pigs too. When converted to gas they are OK. I think one can still buy gas fridges, but I’d imagine they’d be expensive. Certainly one can buy gas camping fridges.
Peak Warming Man said:
It’s very hot at the redoubt today and my beer is getting warm so I’ve fired up the fridge.
It eats a lot of my hard won solar power but this is and emergency.
Do they still sell kerosine fridges?
Maybe you need more panels, my gardener is off grid and pretty sure her fridge freezer is electric.
most of my afternoon’s been under the ute, enjoying gear oil and grease
universal joints all done, drive shaft to front diff’ pulled off and packed a spline
diff’s, transfer box and gearbox topped up.
still got clunking somewhere, under power or cornering 4×4, i’ll find that later.
CV joints repacked them few years back, sounds like coming from back not front anyway.
dunno could be the rubber coupling unit near the back uni’ joint.
the genius will revisit that another day.
Gas fridge, new.
https://www.arcticold.com.au/fridges/xcd280
You can run a 12v camping fridge off a deep cycle battery for a couple of days on a full charge.. You should be able to keep it topped up pretty well with a couple of portable panels
Gas fridges are shit :)
Ian said:
LucyDiamond said:
Ian said:MS is threatening to lock me out since I swapped out a failing hdd
ooooh talk to microsoft, gward forbid, you are brave !
how do they threaten to lock you out? don’t they just do it?Keeps asking to activate windows.
I haven’t updated in a while.
Might have to talk to them if all else fails.
Dropbear said:
Not if set up well, well at least the large ones I’ve used were great.
Gas fridges are shit :)
Michael V said:
LucyDiamond said:Try some of these fixes.
Peak Warming Man said:
I the Windows system kosher, LD?
That is the only reason I can think of for MS locking you out.
Yes, it is not a rip off, It was purchased as a windows 8, then updated to win 10, hate the win 10, so tried to put it back to windows 8, didn’t work, so put a legit win 7 on it. Worked fine as windows 7, updates no problem…. until the service pac 1 bundle stuffs it up. I read this has happened to others too, but nowhere to find solution yet.https://www.google.com.au/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=fix%20windows%207%20lock%20out
Dropbear said:
You can run a 12v camping fridge off a deep cycle battery for a couple of days on a full charge.. You should be able to keep it topped up pretty well with a couple of portable panels
The thing I’ve got here is a cheap Chinese bar fridge from KMart, 240v, it’s as efficient as Queensland Rail.
I’ll get a 12v one in time.
Peak Warming Man said:
Dropbear said:
You can run a 12v camping fridge off a deep cycle battery for a couple of days on a full charge.. You should be able to keep it topped up pretty well with a couple of portable panels
The thing I’ve got here is a cheap Chinese bar fridge from KMart, 240v, it’s as efficient as Queensland Rail.
I’ll get a 12v one in time.
Yeh they’re great. They can sit on 2-3C for ‘ken ages and you just put a warm beer in when you grab a cold beer out.
>It eats a lot of my hard won solar power but this is and emergency.
I tried an engel here way back thinking they’d be really efficient (was a fridge but you could switch to freezer), anyway wasn’t that good, so got a regular small fridge with three star energy rating. Insulation’s ~x 2+ thick, suppose that’s what a lot of the efficiency gain was.
transition said:
>It eats a lot of my hard won solar power but this is and emergency.I tried an engel here way back thinking they’d be really efficient (was a fridge but you could switch to freezer), anyway wasn’t that good, so got a regular small fridge with three star energy rating. Insulation’s ~x 2+ thick, suppose that’s what a lot of the efficiency gain was.
Yep that’s what it’s all about, they’re not cheap though.
actually insulation’s probably ~x 3 an engel
whirlpool
Been out there enjoying my beautiful country garden, while I can. Going to have to be very lucky indeed to be blessed with such a sanctuary in my next place.
You could have nice hot cuppa..
can’t beat laptops and high efficiency lighting.
you got similar to me I reckon
batteries here 850AH*/12V (new, 6yo now probably half that*), peak output from SPs is ~500Watts (middle of day, summer)
I wonder what the stats for criminality are concerning Muslim versus Christian Lebanese Australians.
Witty Rejoinder said:
I wonder what the stats for criminality are concerning Muslim versus Christian Lebanese Australians.
And the stats for criminality for all nationalities, religious and non religious in Australia.
Witty Rejoinder said:
I wonder what the stats for criminality are concerning Muslim versus Christian Lebanese Australians.
Id say they’d vary wildly depending on what sort of argument you try to make
CrazyNeutrino said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
I wonder what the stats for criminality are concerning Muslim versus Christian Lebanese Australians.
And the stats for criminality for all nationalities, religious and non religious in Australia.
What is the common thread here? Fuckin religions, ban them all!
They’re all Australians?
They’re all Australians?
transition said:
can’t beat laptops and high efficiency lighting.you got similar to me I reckon
batteries here 850AH*/12V (new, 6yo now probably half that*), peak output from SPs is ~500Watts (middle of day, summer)
I’ve got two 300w panels, one bank of 360ah batteries and another of 300ah, two unused 150ah batteries on standby. The shack is wired 240v. everything goes through two inverters.
The only thing that knocks the system around is the busted arsed inefficient fridge, I’ve got a big arsed genny if I need it.
I only hook up the panels when I’m here, I don’t like leaving anything turned on.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
I wonder what the stats for criminality are concerning Muslim versus Christian Lebanese Australians.
And the stats for criminality for all nationalities, religious and non religious in Australia.
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/Lookup/by%20Subject/4517.0~2015~Main%20Features~Country%20of%20birth~11
check the downloads tab for more info
Witty Rejoinder said:
I wonder what the stats for criminality are concerning Muslim versus Christian Lebanese Australians.
prison stats broken down by religion are not publicly available but some stuff of interest here:
Australian Muslims.
A DEMOGRAPHIC, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROFILE OF MUSLIMS IN AUSTRALIA
34
4.3 Prison population
Prisoner statistics broken down by religion are not publically available in Australia. But Muslims in Australian
prisons are often discussed in public debates on nationalism and radicalisation.
Muslims comprise 3.2% of the NSW population but 9.3% of the state prison population, according to the NSW
Corrective Services 2013 Census (Khoury 2014).
Academic Gabriele Marranci, who has studied Muslim conversions inside UK
jails, said there has been no real academic research into radicalisation inside
the NSW Corrective Services system, largely due to academics receiving
limited access to prisons.
Marranci said, ‘It is difficult to generalise … the dynamics of
radicalisation is similar after my initial research.’ He said that the
high incarceration rate of Australian Muslims is mirrored in the UK. Those at
risk of radicalisation were predominately in the 17–29 age bracket, he said,
and most had rediscovered Islam while in prison.
‘The majority inside prisons have little theological knowledge of Islam
– they only know it from the environment of a prisoner … and Muslims inside
jail are often part of gangs – they are not your standard mosque-goer. They
are under psychological stress and are often drug abusers. Extreme thinking
is common inside prison – emotions of anger and fear – and can
have extreme ideas. There’s lots of time to imagine what’s going on,
they can become overwhelmed and radicalised’, Marranci said.
(Khoury 2014)
According to Corrections Victoria, as of 27 April 2015 there were 507 Muslim prisoners in Victoria. The total
prison population is around 6300 prisoners. This shows that, while 2.9% of Victorians were Muslim, 8% of
prisoners in Victoria were Muslims.
35
There are no systematic studies of the overrepresentation of Muslims in Australian prisons, but British studies
attribute this trend to the age and socioeconomic profile of the Muslim population in general. Both are
powerful predictors of involvement in the criminal justice system. Muslims in Britain, as in Australia, have a
notably younger profile than non-Muslims and are more likely to come from lower socioeconomic groups.
Studies also indicate that negative stereotyping, cultural differences and institutional discrimination are
important factors contributing to this phenomenon. Muslims are more likely to be stopped and searched, more
likely to plead not guilty and more likely to be tried.
Convicted terror plotters who are now linked to Islamic State were released
from prison after serving their minimum sentences, despite authorities
fearing they remained at risk of extremism, because of a federal law that
granted automatic parole …
Corrections Victoria had concerns that some of the eight men jailed in the
state had not addressed the rationale for their beliefs and were at risk of
reoffending, but it had no way of stopping their release …
In Victorian prisons, the members of the Pendennis group were dispersed
throughout the system, in a bid to dilute their extremism by exposing them
to other inmates. While this increased the risk some inmates could convert
to radical Islam, it made it harder for Benbrika to hold sway over the group.
This contrasts with the situation in NSW, where Muslim inmates had been
housed in the same prison units …
Victorian Corrections and Police Minister Wade Noonen said he was
confident that the management of extremists in prison had been effective.
But he said it would be ideal if those at risk of radicalisation were identified
before being convicted of an offence.
‘Segregating people … in prison increases the risk of them reinforcing their
distortions, and that is less safe for the community, especially when they are
finally released,’ he said.
(Bucci and Bachelard 2015)
https://www.unisa.edu.au/Global/EASS/MnM/Publications/Australian_Muslims_Report_2015.pdf
section 4.3 is above
Thanks Arts.
>I’ve got two 300w panels, one bank of 360ah batteries and another of 300ah, two unused 150ah batteries on standby. The shack is wired 240v. everything goes through two inverters.
The only thing that knocks the system around is the busted arsed inefficient fridge, I’ve got a big arsed genny if I need it.
I only hook up the panels when I’m here, I don’t like leaving anything turned on.
Panels at a fixed angle I suppose, I adjust mine 6x year
I got inverters, x 4, mostly just use kitchen big mother one it’s transformer sine type. Two other type along the way shit themselves.
Tried two big regular fridge and freezer from out farm when first landed here, that didn’t last long going into winter.
I could do 300Watts of panels if tracked the sun.
transition said:
>I’ve got two 300w panels, one bank of 360ah batteries and another of 300ah, two unused 150ah batteries on standby. The shack is wired 240v. everything goes through two inverters.
The only thing that knocks the system around is the busted arsed inefficient fridge, I’ve got a big arsed genny if I need it.
I only hook up the panels when I’m here, I don’t like leaving anything turned on.Panels at a fixed angle I suppose, I adjust mine 6x year
I got inverters, x 4, mostly just use kitchen big mother one it’s transformer sine type. Two other type along the way shit themselves.
Tried two big regular fridge and freezer from out farm when first landed here, that didn’t last long going into winter.
I could do 300Watts of panels if tracked the sun.
I think the sun tracking panels are a waste of time.
The controller hardly ever uses the amps available unless the batter bank is very low.
It gets the batteries to a certain charge fairly quickly and then dribbles the amps in so it doesn’t matter a fig if you’ve got say 20 amps available the controller only uses a portion of that anyway.
From my experience there is usually more amps available than the controller uses.
>I think the sun tracking panels are a waste of time.
yeah I mean the panels physically track the sun, not a power tracker that optimized power source impedance to battery/load impedance
https://www.amazon.com/Trump-America-Great-Collectible-Ornament/dp/B01N67D8HO/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=UTF8&ref_=aw_cr_t_toys-and-games
the comments are good.
Today is the 25th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death
JudgeMental said:
:)
https://www.amazon.com/Trump-America-Great-Collectible-Ornament/dp/B01N67D8HO/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=UTF8&ref_=aw_cr_t_toys-and-gamesthe comments are good.
Dropbear said:
The Zanzibar Kid.
Today is the 25th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death
Dropbear said:
Today is the 25th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death
FFO, doesn’t seem like quarter of a century.
JudgeMental said:
Dropbear said:
Today is the 25th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death
FFO, doesn’t seem like quarter of a century.
DA says his mum died yesterday
Not exactly exuding job satisfaction.
Bubblecar said:
Not exactly exuding job satisfaction.!https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media/5246b4ea0a8cfa04c8669627f2d514266a1fd1f5/0_118_3766_2260/master/3766.jpg?w=620&q=55&auto=format&usm=12&fit=max&s=49faee24d3dd4d1f96e320fc4dfe4a13
Must be wondering how the red budgie smugglers slipped on so fast.
Bubblecar said:
Not exactly exuding job satisfaction.
When you remember you could be running an important institution like a bank
>>Today is the 25th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death
His mum died just the other day.
>Not exactly exuding job satisfaction.
a man could be forgiven for being worn down, we’ve had kevin, julia, kevin, tony, malcolm….
musical chairs
afternoon all
transition said:
>Not exactly exuding job satisfaction.a man could be forgiven for being worn down, we’ve had kevin, julia, kevin, tony, malcolm….
musical chairs
Or a tard convention
pommiejohn said:
Arvo!
afternoon all
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:Arvo!
afternoon all
hey MV. Can I tap into your knowledge of the inside of engines?
pommiejohn said:
Sure.
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:Arvo!
afternoon all
hey MV. Can I tap into your knowledge of the inside of engines?
:)
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:Sure.
Michael V said:
Arvo!hey MV. Can I tap into your knowledge of the inside of engines?
:)
OK, I have had the head skimmed so it’s gone from a hemispherical chamber to a bathtub shaped one, to improve the squish area.
I have aligned the piston deck height to be dead in line with the cylinder top surface so the squish clearance will be exactly the same as the head gasket thickness: 0.040” All good, but I have too little valve to piston clearance at 0.020” for both valves.
the piston is being machines for extra valve to piston clearance and should be ready tomorrow, but the machinist recommended only taking 0.040 off the piston. Then I will have 0.060” valve to piston. That means I really need to put a thicker head gasket in to get around 0.080” valve to piston clearance. That means I will have 0.060” squish clearance which is more than I want.
How much difference do you think this will make to performance? … I am trying to squeeze every last horsepower out of this engine.Hello.
pommiejohn said:
I don’t think it will be really noticeable. More important will be compression ratio, fuel and ignition timing, and not having any potential hot-spots in the combustion chamber. The edges of the newly machined valve pockets need to be hand cleaned up – slightly chamfered-rounded. With all motors there are compromises.
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:Sure.hey MV. Can I tap into your knowledge of the inside of engines?
:)
OK, I have had the head skimmed so it’s gone from a hemispherical chamber to a bathtub shaped one, to improve the squish area.
I have aligned the piston deck height to be dead in line with the cylinder top surface so the squish clearance will be exactly the same as the head gasket thickness: 0.040” All good, but I have too little valve to piston clearance at 0.020” for both valves.
the piston is being machines for extra valve to piston clearance and should be ready tomorrow, but the machinist recommended only taking 0.040 off the piston. Then I will have 0.060” valve to piston. That means I really need to put a thicker head gasket in to get around 0.080” valve to piston clearance. That means I will have 0.060” squish clearance which is more than I want.
How much difference do you think this will make to performance? … I am trying to squeeze every last horsepower out of this engine.
I’m surprised about 0.080” valve to piston clearance. Seems a lot for a small motor. What’s the stroke?
With the JAP, I had to settle for 12.8:1 compression to get valve-piston clearance sufficient with the big cams. That meant ignition at 42° BTDC, instead of 36° BTDC at 15:1.
Michael V said:
I’m surprised about 0.080” valve to piston clearance. Seems a lot for a small motor. What’s the stroke?
I’m being a bit conservative for safety. But various sources suggest 60thou inlet, 80 thou exhaust. Stroke is 58.7mm with a pressed-up roller bearing crank that I think is moderately flexible.
pommiejohn said:
I’m looking for my JAP notes. 100mm stroke IIRC. Very flexible crankshaft. Loose roller bearings. I’ll see what I used. What does Honda recommend?
Michael V said:I’m surprised about 0.080” valve to piston clearance. Seems a lot for a small motor. What’s the stroke?
I’m being a bit conservative for safety. But various sources suggest 60thou inlet, 80 thou exhaust. Stroke is 58.7mm with a pressed-up roller bearing crank that I think is moderately flexible.
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:I’m looking for my JAP notes. 100mm stroke IIRC. Very flexible crankshaft. Loose roller bearings. I’ll see what I used. What does Honda recommend?
Michael V said:I’m surprised about 0.080” valve to piston clearance. Seems a lot for a small motor. What’s the stroke?
I’m being a bit conservative for safety. But various sources suggest 60thou inlet, 80 thou exhaust. Stroke is 58.7mm with a pressed-up roller bearing crank that I think is moderately flexible.
I don’t think Honda have a reccomendation for bikes as old as this.
pommiejohn said:
I think they would’ve, (probably in their genuine workshop manual), unless with all the manufacturing pluses and minuses, it was way more than the minimum engineering clearance.
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:I’m looking for my JAP notes. 100mm stroke IIRC. Very flexible crankshaft. Loose roller bearings. I’ll see what I used. What does Honda recommend?I’m being a bit conservative for safety. But various sources suggest 60thou inlet, 80 thou exhaust. Stroke is 58.7mm with a pressed-up roller bearing crank that I think is moderately flexible.
I don’t think Honda have a reccomendation for bikes as old as this.
JAP notes are in a box can’t get to until the building work is finished. Sorry.
(Squish clearance for the Aprilia will be dropped to 0.7 mm (~0.028”).
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:I think they would’ve, (probably in their genuine workshop manual), unless with all the manufacturing pluses and minuses, it was way more than the minimum engineering clearance.
Michael V said:
I’m looking for my JAP notes. 100mm stroke IIRC. Very flexible crankshaft. Loose roller bearings. I’ll see what I used. What does Honda recommend?I don’t think Honda have a reccomendation for bikes as old as this.
JAP notes are in a box can’t get to until the building work is finished. Sorry.
(Squish clearance for the Aprilia will be dropped to 0.7 mm (~0.028”).
No problem. I’m looking at various online sources of tuners etc. I’d rather be a little conservative on valve to piston clearance as the consequences of failure are quite bad.
I have plenty of compression at the moment. It will be reduced a bit by the piston machining that’s going on right now.
pommiejohn said:
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:I think they would’ve, (probably in their genuine workshop manual), unless with all the manufacturing pluses and minuses, it was way more than the minimum engineering clearance.I don’t think Honda have a reccomendation for bikes as old as this.
JAP notes are in a box can’t get to until the building work is finished. Sorry.
(Squish clearance for the Aprilia will be dropped to 0.7 mm (~0.028”).
No problem. I’m looking at various online sources of tuners etc. I’d rather be a little conservative on valve to piston clearance as the consequences of failure are quite bad.
I have plenty of compression at the moment. It will be reduced a bit by the piston machining that’s going on right now.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I’d rather be a little conservative on valve to piston clearance as the consequences of failure are quite bad.
I agree with this wholeheartedly.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I have plenty of compression at the moment.
How much (before the machining)?
With the new elongate combustion chamber, it may need an indexed (or better – unshrouded) spark plug.
Hello Holidayers. Busy again today. There isn’t much free time on this three day week schedule. Or perhaps I should say it’s all on the 4 days off….nothing much between patients. So sometimes the paperwork has to be done out of hours now. Still, I need to keep the numbers at a reasonable level if I want my prospective successor to remain interested.
spent most of the day driving to a dermatologist. Was seen by a registrar and a qualified dermatologist. They conferred and agreed thtat I had a general dermatitic eruption but were unsure what had caused it and were willing to wait and see, whatever that means.
buffy said:
Hello Holidayers. Busy again today. There isn’t much free time on this three day week schedule. Or perhaps I should say it’s all on the 4 days off….nothing much between patients. So sometimes the paperwork has to be done out of hours now. Still, I need to keep the numbers at a reasonable level if I want my prospective successor to remain interested.
Fair enough, buffy & busy have always been a contented combination.
Full of tasty pork stew this end. Now listening to Diana Doherty on the oboe and looking through pictures of Norwich in the 1960s.
Ian said:
LucyDiamond said:
does tech talk forum still exist?
We refer all tech questions to buffy.
This made me laugh. Thank you!
buffy said:
laughter is good medicine.
Ian said:
LucyDiamond said:
does tech talk forum still exist?
We refer all tech questions to buffy.
This made me laugh. Thank you!
Right, going. Shower then prepare and cook various veges for dinner.
buffy said:
Ian said:
LucyDiamond said:
does tech talk forum still exist?
We refer all tech questions to buffy.
This made me laugh. Thank you!
Well I’d never heard of a wingle…..
:)
should dictionaries include alt left, alt right interpretations
that might be interesting
you realise that infinity isn’t just a big number?
Ian said:
buffy said:
Ian said:We refer all tech questions to buffy.
This made me laugh. Thank you!
Well I’d never heard of a wingle…..
:)
It’s printed on the thing. I presume it in some way refers to a wifi dongle.
By the way, Mr buffy has one of these put aside for us to pick up on Saturday at the Bourke Street Officeworks:
http://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/acer-e1900hq-18-5-lcd-monitor-ace1900hq
The flat screens are so much cheaper now. I bought one way back when they were the newest thing, and it cost around $1500 back then. I remember everyone being terribly impressed with it. You see, sometimes I can actually be at the front of the pack. But it has to be useful…
Now I really will go and read some more Pickwick Papers.
I think I’m going to pour a rum or two.
Happy ThNDC
SouthPark is doing the election…I think. On SBS viceland.
The €230m ($251m) Schiaparelli had spent seven years travelling 496m kilometres (308m miles)
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/nov/24/mars-lander-smashed-into-ground-at-540kmh-after-misjudging-its-altitude
Bit on the slow side if you ask me.
What if a really rich person was to buy Nauru?
AwesomeO said:
SouthPark is doing the election…I think. On SBS viceland.
where did the viceland stuff come from?
sarahs mum said:
AwesomeO said:
SouthPark is doing the election…I think. On SBS viceland.
where did the viceland stuff come from?
Dunno, just a promo I think.
party_pants said:
What if a really rich person was to buy Nauru?
Donald Trump?
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
What if a really rich person was to buy Nauru?
Donald Trump?
No, not Dummy Trumpet, some tech billionaire or something like that.
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
What if a really rich person was to buy Nauru?
Donald Trump?
No, not Dummy Trumpet, some tech billionaire or something like that.
Ok Bill Gates?
and if so, what could he do with it?
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:Donald Trump?
No, not Dummy Trumpet, some tech billionaire or something like that.
Ok Bill Gates?
and if so, what could he do with it?
Took over running the country, and close the Australian asylum seeker centre.
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
party_pants said:No, not Dummy Trumpet, some tech billionaire or something like that.
Ok Bill Gates?
and if so, what could he do with it?
Took over running the country, and close the Australian asylum seeker centre.
would australia sell it to him though?
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:Ok Bill Gates?
and if so, what could he do with it?
Took over running the country, and close the Australian asylum seeker centre.
would australia sell it to him though?
And what would the tycoon do with the asylum seekers?
party_pants said:
What if a really rich person was to buy Nauru?
I imagine there are various other islands with pristine environments that could be bought for enough money. Or at least a long-term lease. The guano fertiliser industry has left Nauru quite blighted. Also you couldn’t buy the island for less than what the 10,000 Nauruans think it’s worth.
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:Took over running the country, and close the Australian asylum seeker centre.
would australia sell it to him though?
And what would the tycoon do with the asylum seekers?
stick ‘em on a boat with a just enough fuel and water
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:would australia sell it to him though?
And what would the tycoon do with the asylum seekers?
stick ‘em on a boat with a just enough fuel and water
so snafu?
Witty Rejoinder said:
party_pants said:
What if a really rich person was to buy Nauru?
I imagine there are various other islands with pristine environments that could be bought for enough money. Or at least a long-term lease. The guano fertiliser industry has left Nauru quite blighted. Also you couldn’t buy the island for less than what the 10,000 Nauruans think it’s worth.
Tree fiddy?
Good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees. Light cloud about.
sarahs mum said:
AwesomeO said:
SouthPark is doing the election…I think. On SBS viceland.
where did the viceland stuff come from?
It’s a rebranding of SBS2, apparently to make it more attractive to the younguns. And some sort of collaboration with an American thing called Viceland. I heard something about it on the radio last week. It is not uncontroversial within Auntie.
Morning pilgrims, overcast and cold at the Redoubt, 10 degrees.
About to go and try and find some buried irrigation pipe.
I’m not confident.
Here you go PWM..something to read before you go:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-25/jill-stein-reaches-target-to-recount-in-us-election-swing-states/8056140
Morning.
24.0°C and 69% RH. 8/8 cloud, and light rain has just started. Can’t see anything on the radar.
Morning
Cloudy and 12 degrees on the North West Coast of the Apple Isle this morning with only a top of 16 and windy…
waves to Mr V… how is life at RB, all settled in, Mrs V is well? I haven’t been around much so not sure of all the comings and goings :)
Spider Lily said:
Life is good here, but we are not settled in yet. Building is happening (Shed, Carport, Verandahs, Awnings). All my man-cave junk is in the lounge room and library room. I can’t wait for it all to be finished. I’m feeling cramped in. It hasn’t helped that the last few days has had a dangerously large surf.
MorningCloudy and 12 degrees on the North West Coast of the Apple Isle this morning with only a top of 16 and windy…
waves to Mr V… how is life at RB, all settled in, Mrs V is well? I haven’t been around much so not sure of all the comings and goings :)
You?
c…o…f…f…e…e…
Thanksgiving Day nap. No feast involved. Pretty snug with 2 cats, and a heating pad under my shoulders
Michael V said:
Life is good here, but we are not settled in yet. Building is happening (Shed, Carport, Verandahs, Awnings). All my man-cave junk is in the lounge room and library room. I can’t wait for it all to be finished. I’m feeling cramped in. It hasn’t helped that the last few days has had a dangerously large surf.You?
Good to hear that it is all going well :) Renovating isn’t good, I did only my bathroom and within 2 days I knew that I will NEVER renovate again.
Once the new year comes around I will start making plans to head back to the Far North. It is beautiful down here, have made some wonderful friends and love the lifestyle however I yearn for the warmer winters.. Thinking I will turn my pretty little house into a Stayz property then I will have a place when I return on holiday transfers..
I don’t want to alarm anyone but there is a spider in my shop. I do not currently know where it is. A customer thought my scream was hilarious when the spider jumped out from under the computer and frightened the life outta me.
How come people get so worked up over Halloween being a US tradition yet have no problem with Black Friday sales?
Divine Angel said:
How come people get so worked up over Halloween being a US tradition yet have no problem with Black Friday sales?
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
How come people get so worked up over Halloween being a US tradition yet have no problem with Black Friday sales?
Are there Black Friday sales?
Several, including a lot of Australian places and websites.
Spider Lily said:
Excellent.
Michael V said:
Life is good here, but we are not settled in yet. Building is happening (Shed, Carport, Verandahs, Awnings). All my man-cave junk is in the lounge room and library room. I can’t wait for it all to be finished. I’m feeling cramped in. It hasn’t helped that the last few days has had a dangerously large surf.You?
Good to hear that it is all going well :) Renovating isn’t good, I did only my bathroom and within 2 days I knew that I will NEVER renovate again.
Once the new year comes around I will start making plans to head back to the Far North. It is beautiful down here, have made some wonderful friends and love the lifestyle however I yearn for the warmer winters.. Thinking I will turn my pretty little house into a Stayz property then I will have a place when I return on holiday transfers..
:)
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
How come people get so worked up over Halloween being a US tradition yet have no problem with Black Friday sales?
Are there Black Friday sales?Several, including a lot of Australian places and websites.
Traditionally, in the US, it’s the Friday after Thanksgiving where stores are getting rid of stuff before Christmas. Apparently it has also been adopted here.
Divine Angel said:
Traditionally, in the US, it’s the Friday after Thanksgiving where stores are getting rid of stuff before Christmas. Apparently it has also been adopted here.
Black Friday has been observed in Australia throughout all my life. Although sales are something new to me.
Michael V said:
Black Friday has been observed in Australia throughout all my life. Although sales are something new to me.
Divine Angel said:
Oh. Something quite different then.
Traditionally, in the US, it’s the Friday after Thanksgiving where stores are getting rid of stuff before Christmas. Apparently it has also been adopted here.
Black Friday is Friday the thirteenth (of any month).
Tamb said:
:)
Michael V said:
Black Friday has been observed in Australia throughout all my life. Although sales are something new to me.
Is Black Friday Good Friday?
I’ve been seeing ads on telly all week and this morning, my inbox is full of deals from Australian websites (although some of them are run by multinational companies).
Divine Angel said:
I rarely see ads – my brain tuns them off mostly. Nothing in my inboxes up until yesterday.
I’ve been seeing ads on telly all week and this morning, my inbox is full of deals from Australian websites (although some of them are run by multinational companies).
Michael V said:
Just checked, and I got one and from an Australian company, too!
Divine Angel said:I rarely see ads – my brain tuns them off mostly. Nothing in my inboxes up until yesterday.
I’ve been seeing ads on telly all week and this morning, my inbox is full of deals from Australian websites (although some of them are run by multinational companies).
Bloody!
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:I rarely see ads – my brain tuns them off mostly. Nothing in my inboxes up until yesterday.
I’ve been seeing ads on telly all week and this morning, my inbox is full of deals from Australian websites (although some of them are run by multinational companies).
Tamb said:
For me, the problem with pressing the mute button, is that I’m then forced to watch the ads so I then know when the program re-starts. Hence I rarely use the mute.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:I rarely see ads – my brain tuns them off mostly. Nothing in my inboxes up until yesterday.
I’ve been seeing ads on telly all week and this morning, my inbox is full of deals from Australian websites (although some of them are run by multinational companies).
The shortest period of time known to man is that between the start of an ad & the pressing of the mute button.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:For me, the problem with pressing the mute button, is that I’m then forced to watch the ads so I then know when the program re-starts. Hence I rarely use the mute.
Michael V said:
I rarely see ads – my brain tuns them off mostly. Nothing in my inboxes up until yesterday.
The shortest period of time known to man is that between the start of an ad & the pressing of the mute button.
Little Miss really likes insurance ads. Doesn’t matter what kind of insurance. She will stop whatever she’s doing and watch the entire ad. Doesn’t pay attention to any other ads (unless they have animals on them).
Tamb said:
Unfortunately, my geological brain doesn’t deal effectively in lumps of time less than about 4 million years. In other words, I am very poor at estimating time intervals.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:For me, the problem with pressing the mute button, is that I’m then forced to watch the ads so I then know when the program re-starts. Hence I rarely use the mute.The shortest period of time known to man is that between the start of an ad & the pressing of the mute button.
You know you’ve got at least 3 minutes.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Unfortunately, my geological brain doesn’t deal effectively in lumps of time less than about 4 million years. In other words, I am very poor at estimating time intervals.
Michael V said:
For me, the problem with pressing the mute button, is that I’m then forced to watch the ads so I then know when the program re-starts. Hence I rarely use the mute.
You know you’ve got at least 3 minutes.
I have noticed that most commercial channels usually run one or two ads for their up-coming programs (or a “this program is sponsored by XYZ” ad) immediately before re-commencing their shows. My brain picks up on this.
:)
Michael V said:
Unfortunately, my geological brain doesn’t deal effectively in lumps of time less than about 4 million years. In other words, I am very poor at estimating time intervals.
3 minutes is about 0.0057 nano-Megayears.
HTH.
Tamb said:
Many segments of time in geology are effectively instantaneous. Fault ruptures, floods, volcanic eruptions are examples.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:Unfortunately, my geological brain doesn’t deal effectively in lumps of time less than about 4 million years. In other words, I am very poor at estimating time intervals.You know you’ve got at least 3 minutes.
Try to speed it up a little. Adopt tectonic time.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Michael V said:Unfortunately, my geological brain doesn’t deal effectively in lumps of time less than about 4 million years. In other words, I am very poor at estimating time intervals.
3 minutes is about 0.0057 nano-Megayears.
HTH.
Cheers.
I seems appropriate that a terasecond (terra being earth) could be used on a geologic time-scale. It isn’t though.
this mornin’s broken
overcastly, chill, and what else!
yes the larry chunda
twice, on the lady’ bed lastnight
too mine how I woke
little fella yesterd’y lotta biscuits
ol’ he’ll wash beddin’
mornin’ broken yeah tellin’ ya is
transition said:
this mornin’s broken
Yesterday was broken for me. After all the other shit, I got a phone call from daycare saying Little Miss has hand, foot and mouth disease, can I come pick her up? I was just driving into the car park at work when I got that call.
Divine Angel said:
transition said:
this mornin’s brokenYesterday was broken for me. After all the other shit, I got a phone call from daycare saying Little Miss has hand, foot and mouth disease, can I come pick her up? I was just driving into the car park at work when I got that call.
must be contagious, not talking to you! :)
Divine Angel said:
transition said:
this mornin’s brokenYesterday was broken for me. After all the other shit, I got a phone call from daycare saying Little Miss has hand, foot and mouth disease, can I come pick her up? I was just driving into the car park at work when I got that call.
are there blisters?
Divine Angel said:
I’ve never heard of hand, foot and mouth disease before, so I looked it up. Bloody!
transition said:
this mornin’s brokenYesterday was broken for me. After all the other shit, I got a phone call from daycare saying Little Miss has hand, foot and mouth disease, can I come pick her up? I was just driving into the car park at work when I got that call.
I’m glad my kids never had it.
Arts said:
Divine Angel said:
transition said:
this mornin’s brokenYesterday was broken for me. After all the other shit, I got a phone call from daycare saying Little Miss has hand, foot and mouth disease, can I come pick her up? I was just driving into the car park at work when I got that call.
are there blisters?
Only a couple that I can see, and those are on her feet. Daycare panicked, the dr laughed, she has to stay home and I have a certificate in case I can’t finish my assignment due Monday. However since I’m already in trouble for the last assignment I will do everything I can to finish on time.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:I’ve never heard of hand, foot and mouth disease before, so I looked it up. Bloody!
transition said:
this mornin’s broken
Yesterday was broken for me. After all the other shit, I got a phone call from daycare saying Little Miss has hand, foot and mouth disease, can I come pick her up? I was just driving into the car park at work when I got that call.
I’m glad my kids never had it.
Sounds miserable but it’s usually mild:
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/hand-foot-and-mouth-disease
I made cranberry and apple jam. With cinnamon – freshly ground.
I have looked at the directions for cooking the 3lb turkey breast.
The pie fixings are on the bench.
The vanilla ice-cream is in the freezer.
The dogs are in the yard.
The cats are asleep.
mr kii is crunching on a lolly.
I might scream soon.
Bubblecar said:
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:I’ve never heard of hand, foot and mouth disease before, so I looked it up. Bloody!Yesterday was broken for me. After all the other shit, I got a phone call from daycare saying Little Miss has hand, foot and mouth disease, can I come pick her up? I was just driving into the car park at work when I got that call.
I’m glad my kids never had it.
Sounds miserable but it’s usually mild:
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/hand-foot-and-mouth-disease
She also has a staph infection on her arm from scratching an insect bite. She’s cranky pants this week.
kii said:
I made cranberry and apple jam. With cinnamon – freshly ground.
I have looked at the directions for cooking the 3lb turkey breast.
The pie fixings are on the bench.
The vanilla ice-cream is in the freezer.
The dogs are in the yard.
The cats are asleep.
mr kii is crunching on a lolly.
I might scream soon.
Screaming should be at the top of your list.
Found the spider. It’s in the chemical cupboard behind me. I shall not open said cupboard for the rest of the day.
Divine Angel said:
Bummer.
Bubblecar said:
Michael V said:
I’ve never heard of hand, foot and mouth disease before, so I looked it up. Bloody!I’m glad my kids never had it.
Sounds miserable but it’s usually mild:
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/hand-foot-and-mouth-disease
She also has a staph infection on her arm from scratching an insect bite. She’s cranky pants this week.
:(
>OUR CHRISTMAS CHEESE CLUB OFFER WILL CLOSE IN 7 DAYS
Too bad, I can’t afford Xmas Cheese Club offers this year.
Divine Angel said:
Found the spider. It’s in the chemical cupboard behind me. I shall not open said cupboard for the rest of the day.
Best you not ignore it too long or it might decide to breed.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Divine Angel said:
Found the spider. It’s in the chemical cupboard behind me. I shall not open said cupboard for the rest of the day.
Best you not ignore it too long or it might decide to breed.
The Spider Magnet newbie will be here soon. She can deal with it.
Divine Angel said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Divine Angel said:
Found the spider. It’s in the chemical cupboard behind me. I shall not open said cupboard for the rest of the day.
Best you not ignore it too long or it might decide to breed.
The Spider Magnet newbie will be here soon. She can deal with it.
Good work. Strong leaders know how to delegate.
Delegating to the right person, that is.
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:
I made cranberry and apple jam. With cinnamon – freshly ground.
I have looked at the directions for cooking the 3lb turkey breast.
The pie fixings are on the bench.
The vanilla ice-cream is in the freezer.
The dogs are in the yard.
The cats are asleep.
mr kii is crunching on a lolly.
I might scream soon.
Screaming should be at the top of your list.
I’m trying to avoid that feeling.I took the drugs.
disGrace is now trying to root Daisy….when she’s not playing soccer with the half-eaten pumpkin I gave her.
kii said:
disGrace is now trying to root Daisy….when she’s not playing soccer with the half-eaten pumpkin I gave her.
What does Daisy think of such antics?
The oven is on, getting ready for the turkey breast.
Probably should sort out some vegetables and something else. Shall I make the pumpkin pie now? I mean the oven is on. Think I need another nap, that’ll be nap#3 today. Is it rude to nap at 4:37pm?
It’s all systems go here in Casa kii.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
disGrace is now trying to root Daisy….when she’s not playing soccer with the half-eaten pumpkin I gave her.
What does Daisy think of such antics?
I’ve yet to ask her.
The ‘tears of joy’ emoji is the worst of all – it’s used to gloat about human suffering
Abi Wilkinson
The cackling grin and tears of mirth are the mockers’ attempt to tell us that, in a world full of human suffering, their brand of callous disregard is winning
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/24/tears-of-joy-emoji-worst-gloat-about-human-suffering
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
disGrace is now trying to root Daisy….when she’s not playing soccer with the half-eaten pumpkin I gave her.
What does Daisy think of such antics?
I’ve yet to ask her.
Daisy is standing in the middle of the yard and watching Grace run back and forth, and again, and again……again.
goat dressed up as turkey in time for thanksgiving.
JudgeMental said:
goat dressed up as turkey in time for thanksgiving.!https://assets.rbl.ms/8799931/980x.jpg
Bubblecar said:
The ‘tears of joy’ emoji is the worst of all – it’s used to gloat about human suffering
Abi WilkinsonThe cackling grin and tears of mirth are the mockers’ attempt to tell us that, in a world full of human suffering, their brand of callous disregard is winning
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/24/tears-of-joy-emoji-worst-gloat-about-human-suffering
More crap, media sells what it sells in-great-part courtesy indulgences of misfortune constantly. Indulge the distraction now, sublimate the brute truth and project it as something appearing entirely more respectable.
COMMENT NOVEMBER 25 2016 – 9:50AM
Why was I blocked by WikiLeaks on Twitter?
Chris Zappone
WikiLeaks has blocked me on Twitter and I want to know why. After all, the organisation bills itself as pro-transparency.
Yet these days rather than opening a window into the workings of governments, its business appears to be the use of information to muddy waters and promote conspiracy theories.
Before I was blocked, WikiLeaks had already threatened my employer Fairfax Media with legal action for my analysis about how the hacktivist organisation and Russia’s paths keep crossing. But that moment had passed. So I wondered: was it me pointing out that during the US election WikiLeaks had disseminated- through retweets to its 4 million followers – sometimes wild misinterpretations and misinformation about Hillary Clinton’s emails, and even theories that suggested the death of a low-level Democratic Party staffer was part of a cover-up?
Was I on the blacklist because of my stated opinion that the only governments WikiLeaks cared to “open” were Western democracies? Meanwhile, authoritarian and kleptocratic governments like China’s, Iran’s and Russia’s – the ones that might jail their own Julian Assanges – well, they got a free pass.
The final straw may have come after emails linked to Vladimir Putin’s aide were hacked and I asked on Twitter if WikiLeaks wouldn’t publish those emails, too.
But that tweet is history – and so is the US election.
African-Americans are left wondering if the slow progress of the last 150 years will end with the election of a man backed by the Klan and its sympathisers. Ditto Jews the world over, watching the Klan’s hipster nephews, the so-called ‘alt-right’, gather to make straight-arm Hitler salutes in a Washington ballroom. Muslims in America are worried about being rounded up. People fear for their physical safety.
What role did Assange play in the election of this abnormal candidate? More precisely, how was it ever OK for Assange to pound away at Hillary Clinton’s reputation and that of the Democrats with data hacked by an enemy government?
How was it okay for WikiLeaks, in plain sight, to advance the fortunes of one American candidate over another?
Many WikiLeaks supporters who need to ask themselves these hard questions won’t. That’s because for many in the tech community, their beliefs run in a decidedly libertarian direction.
Meanwhile, much of the public, so distrustful of power – of any power – see the need, as one colleague of mine put it, “to wreck the system so it could be started over.”
Politics, to them, is like technology. Reforming a system of government with its checks and balances and limits on power is like wiping a laptop’s hard drive and reformatting it.
Except it’s not.
Democracies thrive with strong institutions, which rely on a culture of accountability and trust. A strong democratic culture encourages them to reform when that is clearly necessary.
But today, democracy is being undermined by regimes with a keen grasp of technology’s potential for sowing confusion, division and disorder in systems that rely on trust and public faith.
Assange did the work of one of those regimes.
With Trump’s election, dystopian forces have been unleashed in what is, for better or worse, still the world’s most influential democracy. This isn’t theory. This is reality. It’s Americans on the street angry and fearful for what comes next.
Soon there will be anti-democratic forces in the White House. And this matters for democracies everywhere. Here in Australia. In the US. In France. In Germany.
These systems depend on a mainstream politics geared toward the centre, grounded in realistic compromise and openness. Not constant revolutions but incremental and sustained change.
WikiLeaks just helped deliver a blow to the kind of consensus democracy countries like the US and Australia are built on.
Discussing WikiLeaks as a sometimes reckless, often anti-Western-state organisation rather than a plainly heroic endeavour is, I suspect, why I was blocked on Twitter.
This clash between what WikiLeaks purports to be in cyberspace and what it really is in the world of international politics is an inconvenient truth for Assange and his followers. It’s one that burst into the open in 2016.
It’s for this reason, I suppose, that WikiLeaks would rather I don’t know what they’re tweeting.
Maybe some of WikiLeaks’ other Twitter followers should be asking these questions too. Maybe they can ask if the organisation has moved from being a force for productive reform to one of destruction and distortion? And if it has, who in the world today does that benefit?
http://www.theage.com.au/world/why-was-i-blocked-by-wikileaks-on-twitter-20161124-gsx599.html
Wish me luck that the oven stays alight for The Cooking of the Turkey Breast. We’re getting a new one soon.
mr kii picked up some home-smoked turkey from Mr Misogynist Arsehole Bastard Trump Voter (aka as Mr PTSD) earlier today. The cats and the dawgs like it…so does my hubby. If I am am the only one alive in the morning it wasn’t my fault.
Morning
kii said:
Wish me luck that the oven stays alight for The Cooking of the Turkey Breast. We’re getting a new one soon.
mr kii picked up some home-smoked turkey from Mr Misogynist Arsehole Bastard Trump Voter (aka as Mr PTSD) earlier today. The cats and the dawgs like it…so does my hubby. If I am am the only one alive in the morning it wasn’t my fault.
Tamb said:
kii said:
Wish me luck that the oven stays alight for The Cooking of the Turkey Breast. We’re getting a new one soon.
mr kii picked up some home-smoked turkey from Mr Misogynist Arsehole Bastard Trump Voter (aka as Mr PTSD) earlier today. The cats and the dawgs like it…so does my hubby. If I am am the only one alive in the morning it wasn’t my fault.
I have a micro-convection oven & it cooks turkey to perfection. Cooked right through & crisp skin.
so you only do really small turkies?
JudgeMental said:
Tamb said:
kii said:
Wish me luck that the oven stays alight for The Cooking of the Turkey Breast. We’re getting a new one soon.
mr kii picked up some home-smoked turkey from Mr Misogynist Arsehole Bastard Trump Voter (aka as Mr PTSD) earlier today. The cats and the dawgs like it…so does my hubby. If I am am the only one alive in the morning it wasn’t my fault.
I have a micro-convection oven & it cooks turkey to perfection. Cooked right through & crisp skin.so you only do really small turkies?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-25/bank-rate-rigging-spreads-anz-macquarie/8057398
Aaaah.
Cast is off.
dv said:
Aaaah.Cast is off.
washed and clean and smelling fresh?
dv said:
Aaaah.Cast is off.
how does it feel?
dv said:
:)
Aaaah.Cast is off.
dv said:
Aaaah.Cast is off.
How impressive are the surgery scars?
So deevs is a castaway.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-25/bob-chappell-convicted-killer-susan-neill-fraser-appeal-date-set/8056718
May be of interest to some.
I have an infected tooth. I have been having feverishness for the past few days. I still haven’t worked out how to get to a dentist or a doctor.
I talked to Sarah about it last night and she told me to talk to my neighbour. Janina hasn’t been home the couple of times I have rung.
Just saying that this living remotely shit is crap when you’re sick. If I organised a home doctor visit I still wouldn’t be able get the prescribed antibiotics.
I hate being me.
party_pants said:
dv said:
Aaaah.Cast is off.
how does it feel?
Don’t have full movement yet. Xrays have been taken, awaiting analysis.
Glad to be able to wash it.
My son is here, he was wide eyed when they were taking it off with the buzz saw.
sibeen said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-25/bob-chappell-convicted-killer-susan-neill-fraser-appeal-date-set/8056718May be of interest to some.
“The case included circumstantial evidence from the Crown that 15 years earlier Neill-Fraser had asked a petty criminal, Phillip Triffitt, to kill her brother Patrick on a yacht and then dump the body at sea.”
A petty criminal that is on police record for threatening the family(not that a jury heard that) and had 42 charges dropped for his testimony.
sibeen said:
snigger
So deevs is a castaway.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
Aaaah.Cast is off.
How impressive are the surgery scars?
Surgery scars are okay but not as good as the puncture wounds.
sarahs mum said:
I have an infected tooth. I have been having feverishness for the past few days. I still haven’t worked out how to get to a dentist or a doctor.
I talked to Sarah about it last night and she told me to talk to my neighbour. Janina hasn’t been home the couple of times I have rung.Just saying that this living remotely shit is crap when you’re sick. If I organised a home doctor visit I still wouldn’t be able get the prescribed antibiotics.
I hate being me.
Do you have a driver’s license?
dv said:
Aaaah.Cast is off.
Relief! We were beginning to smell the thing here in the forum.
sarahs mum said:
I have an infected tooth. I have been having feverishness for the past few days. I still haven’t worked out how to get to a dentist or a doctor.
I talked to Sarah about it last night and she told me to talk to my neighbour. Janina hasn’t been home the couple of times I have rung.Just saying that this living remotely shit is crap when you’re sick. If I organised a home doctor visit I still wouldn’t be able get the prescribed antibiotics.
I hate being me.
Sympathies.
You need a compromise situation like I currently have. Close to shops and the local medical centre, but still over an acre of nice country garden and the neighbours at a reasonable distance.
Sadly it’s unlikely my next place will fit that description. The only local rentals currently available are more the typical suburban block type.
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:
I have an infected tooth. I have been having feverishness for the past few days. I still haven’t worked out how to get to a dentist or a doctor.
I talked to Sarah about it last night and she told me to talk to my neighbour. Janina hasn’t been home the couple of times I have rung.Just saying that this living remotely shit is crap when you’re sick. If I organised a home doctor visit I still wouldn’t be able get the prescribed antibiotics.
I hate being me.
Do you have a driver’s license?
no. (I have a motorcycle license. I have a bike in the shed with a flat battery. I dropped it last time I took it somewhere.It is another problem that needs fixing.)
The new owner might continue renting it to you.
Michael V said:
sibeen said:snigger
So deevs is a castaway.
Outcast, castoff
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
I have an infected tooth. I have been having feverishness for the past few days. I still haven’t worked out how to get to a dentist or a doctor.
I talked to Sarah about it last night and she told me to talk to my neighbour. Janina hasn’t been home the couple of times I have rung.Just saying that this living remotely shit is crap when you’re sick. If I organised a home doctor visit I still wouldn’t be able get the prescribed antibiotics.
I hate being me.
Sympathies.
You need a compromise situation like I currently have. Close to shops and the local medical centre, but still over an acre of nice country garden and the neighbours at a reasonable distance.
Sadly it’s unlikely my next place will fit that description. The only local rentals currently available are more the typical suburban block type.
Most days I don’t want to move. I have been sort of happy and content here for 32 years.
That’s no good, sm. Maybe book something in the big smoke?
sibeen said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-25/bob-chappell-convicted-killer-susan-neill-fraser-appeal-date-set/8056718May be of interest to some.
Aside..I haven’t seen Emma and Sarah since last Christmas when I was told how much I mean to them and how much they wanted to continue the Christmas traditions..
sarahs mum said:
I have an infected tooth. I have been having feverishness for the past few days. I still haven’t worked out how to get to a dentist or a doctor.
I talked to Sarah about it last night and she told me to talk to my neighbour. Janina hasn’t been home the couple of times I have rung.Just saying that this living remotely shit is crap when you’re sick. If I organised a home doctor visit I still wouldn’t be able get the prescribed antibiotics.
I hate being me.
Always handy to know a few people, one of which may have antibiotics left over. For overseas holidays they’re given out, etc, whatever.
Otherwise, short of that or it being pulled, you can’t beat brushing and flushing deep with peroxide and/or very strong table salt (spit it all out). Table salt (warm water maybe) doesn’t bang the inside ya mouth around so much. Getting bunch straight toothpaste into everything after too that helps. Rinsing deep with aspirin helps (you can spit it out after if don’t want too much of that).
Unclean…
sarahs mum said:
Most days I don’t want to move. I have been sort of happy and content here for 32 years.
Contentedness is good. Would getting a driver’s licence present a problem?
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
I have an infected tooth. I have been having feverishness for the past few days. I still haven’t worked out how to get to a dentist or a doctor.
I talked to Sarah about it last night and she told me to talk to my neighbour. Janina hasn’t been home the couple of times I have rung.Just saying that this living remotely shit is crap when you’re sick. If I organised a home doctor visit I still wouldn’t be able get the prescribed antibiotics.
I hate being me.
Sympathies.
You need a compromise situation like I currently have. Close to shops and the local medical centre, but still over an acre of nice country garden and the neighbours at a reasonable distance.
Sadly it’s unlikely my next place will fit that description. The only local rentals currently available are more the typical suburban block type.
Most days I don’t want to move. I have been sort of happy and content here for 32 years.
I think there is a over the phone medical thingy, you talk to a nurse or some such, it would take too long for me to google it from here.
transition said:
Always handy to know a few people, one of which may have antibiotics left over. For overseas holidays they’re given out, etc, whatever.Otherwise, short of that or it being pulled, you can’t beat brushing and flushing deep with peroxide and/or very strong table salt (spit it all out). Table salt (warm water maybe) doesn’t bang the inside ya mouth around so much. Getting bunch straight toothpaste into everything after too that helps. Rinsing deep with aspirin helps (you can spit it out after if don’t want too much of that).
I always use an antibacterial toothpaste (Colgate Total), it’s a sensible precaution.
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:Most days I don’t want to move. I have been sort of happy and content here for 32 years.
Contentedness is good. Would getting a driver’s licence present a problem?
It would mean you could visit Emma and Sarah more often.
Bubblecar said:
transition said:
Always handy to know a few people, one of which may have antibiotics left over. For overseas holidays they’re given out, etc, whatever.Otherwise, short of that or it being pulled, you can’t beat brushing and flushing deep with peroxide and/or very strong table salt (spit it all out). Table salt (warm water maybe) doesn’t bang the inside ya mouth around so much. Getting bunch straight toothpaste into everything after too that helps. Rinsing deep with aspirin helps (you can spit it out after if don’t want too much of that).
I always use an antibacterial toothpaste (Colgate Total), it’s a sensible precaution.
probably any toothpaste with peroxide in it could be said to be antibacterial
Not all bacteria is bad, some that live in the mouth and gut come from good families and do sterling work.
The asymmetry is amusing. There’s a 7 cm difference between my lower arm circumferences.
It is the ones that come over on falafels that you want to worry about…
Peak Warming Man said:
Not all bacteria is bad, some that live in the mouth and gut come from good families and do sterling work.
Sure that’s what Fraser said and now look
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:Most days I don’t want to move. I have been sort of happy and content here for 32 years.
Contentedness is good. Would getting a driver’s licence present a problem?
It would mean you could visit Emma and Sarah more often.
I’m really not sure they want to see me very often.
I suppose it would mean I could do a PhD.
dv said:
The asymmetry is amusing. There’s a 7 cm difference between my lower arm circumferences.
Until you present evidence of the two circumferences taken before the accident i would contend that there is no grounds for amusement and your claims of asymmetry is instead bad science.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
The asymmetry is amusing. There’s a 7 cm difference between my lower arm circumferences.
Until you present evidence of the two circumferences taken before the accident i would contend that there is no grounds for amusement and your claims of asymmetry is instead bad science.
?
My left lower arm circumference, right now, is 7 cm less than the right. The evidence of the assymetry is direct.
Michael V said:
sibeen said:snigger
So deevs is a castaway.
I did :P
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Contentedness is good. Would getting a driver’s licence present a problem?
It would mean you could visit Emma and Sarah more often.
I’m really not sure they want to see me very often.
I suppose it would mean I could do a PhD.
Just rock up, they’ll give you a cup of tea and a bikky.
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
The asymmetry is amusing. There’s a 7 cm difference between my lower arm circumferences.
Until you present evidence of the two circumferences taken before the accident i would contend that there is no grounds for amusement and your claims of asymmetry is instead bad science.
?
My left lower arm circumference, right now, is 7 cm less than the right. The evidence of the assymetry is direct.
So you say.
dv said:
My left lower arm circumference, right now, is 7 cm less than the right. The evidence of the assymetry is direct.
Yes. It would have been phrased as ‘any new asymmetry’.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:My left lower arm circumference, right now, is 7 cm less than the right. The evidence of the assymetry is direct.
Yes. It would have been phrased as ‘any new asymmetry’.
‘better phrased’
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
The asymmetry is amusing. There’s a 7 cm difference between my lower arm circumferences.
Until you present evidence of the two circumferences taken before the accident i would contend that there is no grounds for amusement and your claims of asymmetry is instead bad science.
?
My left lower arm circumference, right now, is 7 cm less than the right. The evidence of the assymetry is direct.
atrophy. You’ll need to do some extra wanking to build it back up.
kii said:
Michael V said:
sibeen said:snigger
So deevs is a castaway.
I did :P
He’s pinching my jokes from FB
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
dv said:It would mean you could visit Emma and Sarah more often.
I’m really not sure they want to see me very often.
I suppose it would mean I could do a PhD.
Just rock up, they’ll give you a cup of tea and a bikky.
They don’t like it when people just rock up. It is one of the complaints about their father and his new woman.
The Red Cross blood bank. That’s where you can get a cup of tea and a bicky and a welcome.
dv said:
The asymmetry is amusing. There’s a 7 cm difference between my lower arm circumferences.
It’s least it’s not a 7cm difference in length, which would be harder to rectify.
Bubblecar said:
I always use an antibacterial toothpaste (Colgate Total), it’s a sensible precaution.
The bacterium Porphyromonas gingivalis is the one most implicated in periodontal disease; it invades gingival fibroblasts to evade antibiotics, even in high concentrations, so the use of antibacterial toothpaste doesn’t effect it.
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:I’m really not sure they want to see me very often.
I suppose it would mean I could do a PhD.
Just rock up, they’ll give you a cup of tea and a bikky.
They don’t like it when people just rock up. It is one of the complaints about their father and his new woman.
The Red Cross blood bank. That’s where you can get a cup of tea and a bicky and a welcome.
Yeah but you’re a sweetie
I don’t like it if guests arrive without prior arrangement. In fact I’m sure most people don’t.
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
The asymmetry is amusing. There’s a 7 cm difference between my lower arm circumferences.
It’s least it’s not a 7cm difference in length, which would be harder to rectify.
They seem to have done a good job there.
btm said:
Bubblecar said:
I always use an antibacterial toothpaste (Colgate Total), it’s a sensible precaution.
The bacterium Porphyromonas gingivalis is the one most implicated in periodontal disease; it invades gingival fibroblasts to evade antibiotics, even in high concentrations, so the use of antibacterial toothpaste doesn’t effect it.
dv said:
kii said:
Michael V said:
sniggerI did :P
He’s pinching my jokes from FB
I don’t have time for fb.
Turkey cooking. Baked veges cooking…pumpkin with rosemary sprigs and Navajo grown potatoes.
Making mashed sweet potato and steamed greens. Eggplant, garlic and tomato mush. Pies in line waiting.
Bubblecar said:
I don’t like it if guests arrive without prior arrangement. In fact I’m sure most people don’t.
I think mum’s get special tickets.
Bubblecar said:
I don’t like it if guests arrive without prior arrangement. In fact I’m sure most people don’t.
That’s because you get about in un-ironed pirate shirts and scruffy pantaloons most of the time.
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:I did :P
He’s pinching my jokes from FB
I don’t have time for fb.
Turkey cooking. Baked veges cooking…pumpkin with rosemary sprigs and Navajo grown potatoes.
Making mashed sweet potato and steamed greens. Eggplant, garlic and tomato mush. Pies in line waiting.
I hope you are happy with it by the time it is et.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
dv said:He’s pinching my jokes from FB
I don’t have time for fb.
Turkey cooking. Baked veges cooking…pumpkin with rosemary sprigs and Navajo grown potatoes.
Making mashed sweet potato and steamed greens. Eggplant, garlic and tomato mush. Pies in line waiting.I hope you are happy with it by the time it is et.
Thanks. There’ll be food for days…which is always a good thing. I like cooking, but I get tired of being the only one to cook.
The cranberry/apple jam has set beautifully.
So what is Facebook supposed to do about sites like Infowars without endangering the first amendment?
I am indifferent to prior arrangement…
btm said:
Bubblecar said:
I always use an antibacterial toothpaste (Colgate Total), it’s a sensible precaution.
The bacterium Porphyromonas gingivalis is the one most implicated in periodontal disease; it invades gingival fibroblasts to evade antibiotics, even in high concentrations, so the use of antibacterial toothpaste doesn’t effect it.
Nonetheless it does remove plaque more effectively before it invades the gums.
roughbarked said:
btm said:
Bubblecar said:
I always use an antibacterial toothpaste (Colgate Total), it’s a sensible precaution.
The bacterium Porphyromonas gingivalis is the one most implicated in periodontal disease; it invades gingival fibroblasts to evade antibiotics, even in high concentrations, so the use of antibacterial toothpaste doesn’t effect it.
The Colgate total contains an antibacterial that is now banned in the land of manufacture.
It’s not banned in toothpaste.
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:I did :P
He’s pinching my jokes from FB
I don’t have time for fb.
Turkey cooking. Baked veges cooking…pumpkin with rosemary sprigs and Navajo grown potatoes.
Making mashed sweet potato and steamed greens. Eggplant, garlic and tomato mush. Pies in line waiting.
What time do you want us there?
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
I don’t like it if guests arrive without prior arrangement. In fact I’m sure most people don’t.
I think mum’s get special tickets.
I think Sarah and Emma would like a visit from Sue.
As ex step mother I seem to only have the responsibility to provide christmas presents and a commitment to a nostalgic past..
(I did receive some crowdfunding from Brett’s sister’s ex husband who says I am still part of his staircase family (more than one step.))
kii said:
I don’t have time for fb.Turkey cooking. Baked veges cooking…pumpkin with rosemary sprigs and Navajo grown potatoes.
Making mashed sweet potato and steamed greens. Eggplant, garlic and tomato mush. Pies in line waiting.
Sounds delicious.
Bubblecar said:
roughbarked said:
btm said:The bacterium Porphyromonas gingivalis is the one most implicated in periodontal disease; it invades gingival fibroblasts to evade antibiotics, even in high concentrations, so the use of antibacterial toothpaste doesn’t effect it.
The Colgate total contains an antibacterial that is now banned in the land of manufacture.
It’s not banned in toothpaste.
Australia is considering the banning of it in toothpaste.
Everyone should be scared of the influx of antibacterials and antibiotics.
Witty Rejoinder said:
So what is Facebook supposed to do about sites like Infowars without endangering the first amendment?
The first amendment restricts actions of the US Federal government, not private companies.
I don’t know what Infowars is but:
Reddit shuts down forum investigating crazy Clinton sex ring conspiracy
“Reddit — one of the most visited sites on the internet — banned the forum citing its policy against users sharing personal information of others this week, much to the lament of those who have been engaged in what has become a rather nasty witch hunt.”
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:I don’t have time for fb.
Turkey cooking. Baked veges cooking…pumpkin with rosemary sprigs and Navajo grown potatoes.
Making mashed sweet potato and steamed greens. Eggplant, garlic and tomato mush. Pies in line waiting.I hope you are happy with it by the time it is et.
Thanks. There’ll be food for days…which is always a good thing. I like cooking, but I get tired of being the only one to cook.
The cranberry/apple jam has set beautifully.
:) I USED to love that stuff.
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
So what is Facebook supposed to do about sites like Infowars without endangering the first amendment?
The first amendment restricts actions of the US Federal government, not private companies.
Which is what Trump is now learning.
roughbarked said:
Australia is considering the banning of it in toothpaste.Everyone should be scared of the influx of antibacterials and antibiotics.
In a country with very inadequate dental healthcare for people on low incomes, it would be a foolish move.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
I don’t have time for fb.Turkey cooking. Baked veges cooking…pumpkin with rosemary sprigs and Navajo grown potatoes.
Making mashed sweet potato and steamed greens. Eggplant, garlic and tomato mush. Pies in line waiting.
Sounds delicious.
Steady lad, steady.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
I don’t have time for fb.Turkey cooking. Baked veges cooking…pumpkin with rosemary sprigs and Navajo grown potatoes.
Making mashed sweet potato and steamed greens. Eggplant, garlic and tomato mush. Pies in line waiting.
Sounds delicious.
These days some Indians are mostly consuming their peppers in spray form
Anyway I’m getting stuck into some overdue housework.
Peak Warming Man said:
27th November 2025 around 2:40am, bring beer.
kii said:
dv said:He’s pinching my jokes from FB
I don’t have time for fb.
Turkey cooking. Baked veges cooking…pumpkin with rosemary sprigs and Navajo grown potatoes.
Making mashed sweet potato and steamed greens. Eggplant, garlic and tomato mush. Pies in line waiting.What time do you want us there?
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
So what is Facebook supposed to do about sites like Infowars without endangering the first amendment?
The first amendment restricts actions of the US Federal government, not private companies.
Interesting.
roughbarked said:
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
So what is Facebook supposed to do about sites like Infowars without endangering the first amendment?
The first amendment restricts actions of the US Federal government, not private companies.
Which is what Trump is now learning.
Most commentators seem to think Trump will be thwarted in his aim to “open up” the libel and incest laws.
Scientifically formulated to use powerful nano-colloidal zeolites and organic ingredients to aid the body’s normal function of cleansing itself from chemicals and toxic metals.
Hello Holidayers.
Witty Rejoinder said:
“ability of organic zeolites in combination with powerful angstrom-colloid cleansing herbs”
Scientifically formulated to use powerful nano-colloidal zeolites and organic ingredients to aid the body’s normal function of cleansing itself from chemicals and toxic metals.!https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQXbkyy6FCs0zRntQLrXagYvVMfGlO3LfwZb-u4ZKCfgusJx2QW0j3adPc
Organic zeolites? WTF?
Whilst zeolites are useful for all sorts of interesting stuff, they are in fact minerals.
Sorry, can’t stay. Got work to do.
buffy said:
Seeyalayta.Sorry, can’t stay. Got work to do.
No wonder Buffy is worn out what with these 3 minute lunch-breaks.
Who was that masked woman?
Witty Rejoinder said:
She’s just getting ready for the wild weekend in Melbourne.
No wonder Buffy is worn out what with these 3 minute lunch-breaks.
Whatever happens at conference stays at conference.
;) ;)
Michael V said:
Witty Rejoinder said:She’s just getting ready for the wild weekend in Melbourne.
No wonder Buffy is worn out what with these 3 minute lunch-breaks.
Whatever happens at conference stays at conference.
;) ;)
Heh.
Ah today was a good day… Pain in the arse junky arrested outside the shop, was amusing to watch.
poikilotherm said:
Ah today was a good day… Pain in the arse junky arrested outside the shop, was amusing to watch.
Were you lucky enough to sell him some methadone before he was arrested?
Witty Rejoinder said:
poikilotherm said:
Ah today was a good day… Pain in the arse junky arrested outside the shop, was amusing to watch.
Were you lucky enough to sell him some methadone before he was arrested?
He was trying to get some oxycontin 80. Rxs are $6.20.
Him: can I pay tomorrow?
Me: No (said more like fuck off)
Comes back a few minutes later with $4.80 in loose change…sorry mate, it’s $6.20 not $4.80…
Him: I’m only a dollar somthin’ short
Me: yep, so go find it.
Finally scrounges $6.20 from god knows where, then as they leave, gets arrested.
poikilotherm said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
poikilotherm said:
Ah today was a good day… Pain in the arse junky arrested outside the shop, was amusing to watch.
Were you lucky enough to sell him some methadone before he was arrested?
He was trying to get some oxycontin 80. Rxs are $6.20.
Him: can I pay tomorrow?
Me: No (said more like fuck off)Comes back a few minutes later with $4.80 in loose change…sorry mate, it’s $6.20 not $4.80…
Him: I’m only a dollar somthin’ short
Me: yep, so go find it.Finally scrounges $6.20 from god knows where, then as they leave, gets arrested.
Heh.
I have found a whole box of moxiclav duo forte in the medicine cabinet. Out of date.
Shall I eat or shall I keep looking?
Teenager killed himself after ‘constant bullying’ about his sexuality
Tyrone Unsworth’s mother says the 13-year-old year 7 student at Aspley state high school in Brisbane was repeatedly harassed
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/25/teenager-killed-himself-after-constant-bullying-about-his-sexuality
Bubblecar said:
Teenager killed himself after ‘constant bullying’ about his sexualityTyrone Unsworth’s mother says the 13-year-old year 7 student at Aspley state high school in Brisbane was repeatedly harassed
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/25/teenager-killed-himself-after-constant-bullying-about-his-sexuality
That’s rather sad, hard enough without being hassled by morons
Florence Henderson, The Brady Bunch Matriarch, Dies at 82
http://people.com/celebrity/florence-henderson-dead-obituary/
drops pins
sarahs mum said:
drops pins
What’s with all the noise?
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:
drops pinsWhat’s with all the noise?
can’t sleep.
Aww Florence Henderson died :(
sarahs mum said:
wakes up
drops pins
“Who? what?”
Divine Angel said:
Aww Florence Henderson died :(
It won’t be a Brady Christmas
Divine Angel said:
Aww Florence Henderson died :(
I said that. But everyone was asleep.
one load of washing done, see larry’s spew is not properly cleaned off one fitted sheet, dumb packed the machine too full. Tomorrow’ll put that through again.
do me work clothes and all
Divine Angel said:
Aww Florence Henderson died :(
I liked her in the Magic Roundabout.
transition said:
one load of washing done, see larry’s spew is not properly cleaned off one fitted sheet, dumb packed the machine too full. Tomorrow’ll put that through again.do me work clothes and all
how’s the hat?
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
Aww Florence Henderson died :(
I said that. But everyone was asleep.
Soz, I only just got here.
transition said:
one load of washing done, see larry’s spew is not properly cleaned off one fitted sheet, dumb packed the machine too full. Tomorrow’ll put that through again.do me work clothes and all
nags
Don’t overload the washing machine.
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
Aww Florence Henderson died :(
I liked her in the Magic Roundabout.
I liked her in Harry and the Hendersons…
…And I’m off again. I just wanted to see what ice cream flavours Cold Rock has.
party_pants said:
transition said:
one load of washing done, see larry’s spew is not properly cleaned off one fitted sheet, dumb packed the machine too full. Tomorrow’ll put that through again.do me work clothes and all
how’s the hat?
you funny
FNDC called, even though I have to cycle to the bottle shop before I can join in.
But first I’ll dry my hair with the fan heater.
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
Aww Florence Henderson died :(
I said that. But everyone was asleep.
I wonder what it was like being married to a gay guy?
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
Aww Florence Henderson died :(
I said that. But everyone was asleep.
I wonder what it was like being married to a gay guy?
They said something on the radio about the Brady Bunch being a response to high divorce rates.
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
Aww Florence Henderson died :(
I said that. But everyone was asleep.
Soz, I only just got here.
me too.. she was one top mom..
chicken, chilli, vege, noodle soup for tea tonight. and beer.
Arts said:
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:I said that. But everyone was asleep.
Soz, I only just got here.
me too.. she was one top mom..
I don’t remember her character being very memorable, but I only watched a few episodes.
JudgeMental said:
chicken, chilli, vege, noodle soup for tea tonight. and beer.
Baked salmon this end, with baby taters, spinach, asparagus and a wine & garlic sauce. And chilled Semillon sauv blanc.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
Divine Angel said:Soz, I only just got here.
me too.. she was one top mom..
I don’t remember her character being very memorable, but I only watched a few episodes.
never heard her raise her voice… not once.. even though there were six kids in the house. when she was ‘upset’ she would cock her head to the side and say “miiiiike” or “maaaarsha” or whatever… that’s one controlled mom
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:I said that. But everyone was asleep.
I wonder what it was like being married to a gay guy?
They said something on the radio about the Brady Bunch being a response to high divorce rates.
Q. What ever happened to Mike and Carol’s first spouses, the children’s other biological parents?
A. We learn in the first episode that Mike’s wife passed away. However, the absence of Carol’s first husband remains a mystery. Sherwood Schwartz, the creator of the show, wanted her to be divorced. The network wanted her to be a widow, thought being divorced was too risque for the times. The compromise was that it was never addressed one way or the other.
then wiki says
In 1966, following the success of his TV series Gilligan’s Island, Sherwood Schwartz conceived the idea for The Brady Bunch after reading in The Los Angeles Times that “30% of marriages have a child or children from a previous marriage.”
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:me too.. she was one top mom..
I don’t remember her character being very memorable, but I only watched a few episodes.
never heard her raise her voice… not once.. even though there were six kids in the house. when she was ‘upset’ she would cock her head to the side and say “miiiiike” or “maaaarsha” or whatever… that’s one controlled mom
Mind you she had that hysterically positive maid to ease the burden.
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
Bubblecar said:I don’t remember her character being very memorable, but I only watched a few episodes.
never heard her raise her voice… not once.. even though there were six kids in the house. when she was ‘upset’ she would cock her head to the side and say “miiiiike” or “maaaarsha” or whatever… that’s one controlled mom
Mind you she had that hysterically positive maid to ease the burden.
and the kids would all do what they were asked pretty much straight away… I guess you wouldn’t have to raise your voice with so much vanilla
Arts said:
Q. What ever happened to Mike and Carol’s first spouses, the children’s other biological parents?
A. We learn in the first episode that Mike’s wife passed away. However, the absence of Carol’s first husband remains a mystery. Sherwood Schwartz, the creator of the show, wanted her to be divorced. The network wanted her to be a widow, thought being divorced was too risque for the times. The compromise was that it was never addressed one way or the other.then wiki says
In 1966, following the success of his TV series Gilligan’s Island, Sherwood Schwartz conceived the idea for The Brady Bunch after reading in The Los Angeles Times that “30% of marriages have a child or children from a previous marriage.”
Her first husband turned out to be gay, so she married another gay guy.
Listened to the new Metallica album AwesomeO?
Robert Reed (the father) actually directed some episodes:
From the show’s debut in September 1969, Reed was unhappy with his role as Mike Brady. He felt that acting in the often silly sitcom was beneath his serious Shakespearean training. Producers and directors found Reed difficult to work with both on and off the set; the cast, however, got along well with him. In his efforts to bring more realism to the show, Reed often locked horns with the show’s creator and executive producer in Schwartz. Reed regularly presented Schwartz with hand-written memoranda detailing why a certain character’s motivation did not make sense or why it was wrong to combine elements of farce and satire. Schwartz generally ignored Reed’s suggestions, although in an attempt to alleviate tension, Reed was allowed to direct some episodes. In a 1983 interview, Reed admitted that he often butted heads with Schwartz, stating, “We fought over the scripts. Always over the scripts. The producer, Sherwood Schwartz, had done Gilligan’s Island…Just gag lines. That would have been what The Brady Bunch would have been if I hadn’t protested.”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Reed
The book was excellent, and the bloke was truly larger than life. I don’t expect the movie to dwell much on the funding knife fights though. He had himself put onto the congressional equivalent of a budget expenditure committee so put himself in a position of passing other senators pork barrel projects which he used to get votes.
CHARLIE WILSON’S WAR
In the early 1980s, US Congressman Charlie Wilson (Tom Hanks), Texas socialite Joanne Herring (Julia Roberts) and CIA agent Gust Avrakotos (Philip Seymour Hoffman) form an unlikely alliance to boost funding for Afghan freedom fighters in their war against invading Soviets. The trio’s successful efforts fo finance these covert operations contributes to the fall of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War. (From the UK) (Movie) (2007) M(N,V,L,D) CC
Brian Markinson
Julia Roberts
Mary Page Keller
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Rizwan Manji
Tom Hanks
the Brady bunch was the first TV sitcom to show a couple in bed…
poikilotherm said:
Listened to the new Metallica album AwesomeO?
Nope, didn’t even know it was out. Let me guess, older and mellowed?
>The trio’s successful efforts fo finance these covert operations contributes to the fall of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War.
And the rise of the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.
AwesomeO said:
poikilotherm said:
Listened to the new Metallica album AwesomeO?
Nope, didn’t even know it was out. Let me guess, older and mellowed?
Ah thought you might have been a fan. It’s free on youchoob.
Nah, seems very same same as in, very Metallica TBH.
poikilotherm said:
AwesomeO said:
poikilotherm said:
Listened to the new Metallica album AwesomeO?
Nope, didn’t even know it was out. Let me guess, older and mellowed?
Ah thought you might have been a fan. It’s free on youchoob.
Nah, seems very same same as in, very Metallica TBH.
I like some of their gear but not a fan as such.
International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women 25 November
“Violence against women and girls is a human rights violation, public health pandemic and serious obstacle to sustainable development. It imposes large-scale costs on families, communities and economies. The world cannot afford to pay this price.” — Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary-General
More…
Hello.
monkey skipper said:
Hello. How goes it down there?
Hello.
Do you subscribe to the Oz Skunky? Can you open this link and post the contents?
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/columnists/graham-richardson/duttons-muslim-debate-drowns-out-turnbulls-economic-win/news-story/391a70a5295d6f89e894776f5fa96385
Witty Rejoinder said:
Do you subscribe to the Oz Skunky? Can you open this link and post the contents?http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/columnists/graham-richardson/duttons-muslim-debate-drowns-out-turnbulls-economic-win/news-story/391a70a5295d6f89e894776f5fa96385
It may have taken three long years but the Coalition government finally was able to claim this week that it had embarked on a program of economic reform.
The passing of omnibus savings legislation was followed up with the government’s tax grab on superannuation receiving Senate approval.
While Labor is claiming the savings on superannuation are too little and have come too late, at least Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison could finally claim to have done something. After such a long period of failure to do much at all about debt and deficit, any achievement no matter how small, was a step forward.
The few billion in savings thrown up by the superannuation reforms are only a drop in a very large bucket.
Contrary to the Coalition’s track record on economic management under three years of government the budget deficit has increased dramatically, as has government debt.
As if to poke the PM and the Treasurer in their eyes, Standard and Poor’s has again warned about the possible loss of Australia’s AAA rating, on the very same day the first tentative steps were taken by the government along the path of economic reform.
Obviously, the gloss was taken off the Senate win by the Coalition by this sobering warning, but, as seems to be the case with this hapless government, another issue drowned out the good news.
Peter Dutton’s honesty on Lebanese Muslim migration became a big issue, with Bill Shorten getting stuck into the Minister for Immigration in a big, big way.
It’s a debate centred on a 40-year-old decision taken by former prime minister Malcolm Fraser, against the advice of his then immigration minister Michael McKellar, to allow in large numbers of unskilled, uneducated Lebanese Muslims into Australia.
But this is a debate which needs to take place.
Dutton’s entry into this debate is not at all surprising. Pauline Hanson has won a great deal of support by being the only Australian politician to voice the view of millions of Australians who do have considerable concerns about Muslim immigration.
Until Dutton’s intervention nobody from the major parties had gone within a mile of the issue. It is not sensible to ignore their concerns. While Dutton nominated the high percentage of those who were Lebanese Muslims and who were charged with terrorism offences, the problems are much broader than that.
The second and third generations of the ’76 arrivals are over represented in two places — the prison system and Centrelink. Bikie gangs are recruiting and in some cases, being overrun by Lebanese Muslims.
This is one of those awkward topics like domestic violence in indigenous communities. We know about it but fear speaking up because we might be branded racist.
That the great majority of the Lebanese Muslim community are fine Australian citizens is a fact. So is the assertion that a significant minority are not in the “bring home to meet mum” category.
In Melbourne, Sudanese migration has become an absolute disaster. Their children are running amok in armed gangs causing havoc everywhere. The problems with Sudanese immigrants far outweigh the benefits but one wonders if Australia has learned anything over the last four decades from these failures.
I can’t see where Dutton has committed any great crime. He is acknowledging a problem that is obvious for all to see.
Unfortunately Labor, rather than engaging in an intelligent, adult debate about this important issue, gave its usual atavistic response. Shorten hoed into Dutton with relish about him being racist.
Labor needs to be better than that. If Shorten’s stance was supposed to be clever politics by appealing to Muslim voters in several southern and western seats he should have a good look at the polls, which suggest half the voters in this country share the Dutton and Hanson stance.
With a promise to take another 12,000 refugees from Syria, when many of them will have no papers to prove identity, a mature debate would be in the best interest of our country.
The Labor Party, of which I have been a member for 50 years, sometimes loses focus and cannot see the wood for the trees. If Labor does not stand first of all for justice, then it stands for nothing.
NSW Labor leader Luke Foley, is a special friend of mine, but this week his defence of Megan Latham, the ICAC commissioner, was appalling. Foley belted Mike Baird for restructuring ICAC to put three commissioners in place of one. Latham was effectively shown the door by being told she had to reapply for her job.
Despite the disgrace of the Cunneen affair, where the High Court ruled ICAC acted beyond its powers — and despite the appalling treatment of Murray Kear, yet another sliced-and-diced victim of an overzealous ICAC whose corruption finding was thrown out by a court — Labor maintained a defence of Latham.
Worse still, it accused Baird of getting rid of Latham because she had presided over the political deaths of too many Liberal MPs.
Foley would do well to realise that justice is for all. An injustice to a Liberal should be opposed like an injustice to one of his own.
Mike Gallacher lost his job as leader of the government in the Upper House and minister of police. He even had to resign from the party of which he had been a member for most of his adult life. Branded corrupt by ICAC, he lost the life he lived and loved.
When ICAC could find no evidence to back up its corruption findings, there was no apology. The injustice here is palpable, yet Foley can’t see it.
Neville Wran would never have taken such a stance because he valued basic rights
and principles. I am saddened my party no longer regards justice as a priority.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Hello. How goes it down there?
Hello.
Good. I will glad when tomorrow afternoon arrives though.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Do you subscribe to the Oz Skunky? Can you open this link and post the contents?http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/columnists/graham-richardson/duttons-muslim-debate-drowns-out-turnbulls-economic-win/news-story/391a70a5295d6f89e894776f5fa96385
No, they tightened up my little trick of accessing via a Google search and now that takes you to a subscription page. I probably should subscribe, I like Graham Richardsons articles he is a regular columnist along with some other Labor luminaries despite it being the evil Murdoch empire.
ps, I’m not a subscriber. i just have my ways….
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Hello. How goes it down there?
Hello.
speaking of Hello.. I am already sick of the adele flogging on the radio… they can’t stop playing her. I really like her voice, but the content of her songs drive me nuts. So whiny and needy… I could listen to ther sing da da dada da da da lalalala all day, but as soon as she puts sentences together…
I admit I have only heard the songs of hers that are played on the radio, but if that’s anything to go by, girlfriend needs to move on
Thanks Boris.
JudgeMental said:
ps, I’m not a subscriber. i just have my ways….
I get the weekend age and the Australian, I also read The Drum and the ABC. reading diverse sources and opinions should not be a source of shame.
JudgeMental said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Do you subscribe to the Oz Skunky? Can you open this link and post the contents?http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/columnists/graham-richardson/duttons-muslim-debate-drowns-out-turnbulls-economic-win/news-story/391a70a5295d6f89e894776f5fa96385
It may have taken three long years but the Coalition government finally was able to claim this week that it had embarked on a program of economic reform.
The passing of omnibus savings legislation was followed up with the government’s tax grab on superannuation receiving Senate approval.
While Labor is claiming the savings on superannuation are too little and have come too late, at least Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison could finally claim to have done something. After such a long period of failure to do much at all about debt and deficit, any achievement no matter how small, was a step forward.
The few billion in savings thrown up by the superannuation reforms are only a drop in a very large bucket.
Contrary to the Coalition’s track record on economic management under three years of government the budget deficit has increased dramatically, as has government debt.
As if to poke the PM and the Treasurer in their eyes, Standard and Poor’s has again warned about the possible loss of Australia’s AAA rating, on the very same day the first tentative steps were taken by the government along the path of economic reform.
Obviously, the gloss was taken off the Senate win by the Coalition by this sobering warning, but, as seems to be the case with this hapless government, another issue drowned out the good news.
Peter Dutton’s honesty on Lebanese Muslim migration became a big issue, with Bill Shorten getting stuck into the Minister for Immigration in a big, big way.
It’s a debate centred on a 40-year-old decision taken by former prime minister Malcolm Fraser, against the advice of his then immigration minister Michael McKellar, to allow in large numbers of unskilled, uneducated Lebanese Muslims into Australia.
But this is a debate which needs to take place.
Dutton’s entry into this debate is not at all surprising. Pauline Hanson has won a great deal of support by being the only Australian politician to voice the view of millions of Australians who do have considerable concerns about Muslim immigration.
Until Dutton’s intervention nobody from the major parties had gone within a mile of the issue. It is not sensible to ignore their concerns. While Dutton nominated the high percentage of those who were Lebanese Muslims and who were charged with terrorism offences, the problems are much broader than that.
The second and third generations of the ’76 arrivals are over represented in two places — the prison system and Centrelink. Bikie gangs are recruiting and in some cases, being overrun by Lebanese Muslims.
This is one of those awkward topics like domestic violence in indigenous communities. We know about it but fear speaking up because we might be branded racist.
That the great majority of the Lebanese Muslim community are fine Australian citizens is a fact. So is the assertion that a significant minority are not in the “bring home to meet mum” category.
In Melbourne, Sudanese migration has become an absolute disaster. Their children are running amok in armed gangs causing havoc everywhere. The problems with Sudanese immigrants far outweigh the benefits but one wonders if Australia has learned anything over the last four decades from these failures.
I can’t see where Dutton has committed any great crime. He is acknowledging a problem that is obvious for all to see.
Unfortunately Labor, rather than engaging in an intelligent, adult debate about this important issue, gave its usual atavistic response. Shorten hoed into Dutton with relish about him being racist.
Labor needs to be better than that. If Shorten’s stance was supposed to be clever politics by appealing to Muslim voters in several southern and western seats he should have a good look at the polls, which suggest half the voters in this country share the Dutton and Hanson stance.
With a promise to take another 12,000 refugees from Syria, when many of them will have no papers to prove identity, a mature debate would be in the best interest of our country.
The Labor Party, of which I have been a member for 50 years, sometimes loses focus and cannot see the wood for the trees. If Labor does not stand first of all for justice, then it stands for nothing.
NSW Labor leader Luke Foley, is a special friend of mine, but this week his defence of Megan Latham, the ICAC commissioner, was appalling. Foley belted Mike Baird for restructuring ICAC to put three commissioners in place of one. Latham was effectively shown the door by being told she had to reapply for her job.
Despite the disgrace of the Cunneen affair, where the High Court ruled ICAC acted beyond its powers — and despite the appalling treatment of Murray Kear, yet another sliced-and-diced victim of an overzealous ICAC whose corruption finding was thrown out by a court — Labor maintained a defence of Latham.
Worse still, it accused Baird of getting rid of Latham because she had presided over the political deaths of too many Liberal MPs.
Foley would do well to realise that justice is for all. An injustice to a Liberal should be opposed like an injustice to one of his own.
Mike Gallacher lost his job as leader of the government in the Upper House and minister of police. He even had to resign from the party of which he had been a member for most of his adult life. Branded corrupt by ICAC, he lost the life he lived and loved.
When ICAC could find no evidence to back up its corruption findings, there was no apology. The injustice here is palpable, yet Foley can’t see it.
Neville Wran would never have taken such a stance because he valued basic rights
and principles. I am saddened my party no longer regards justice as a priority.
who wrote this?
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:
ps, I’m not a subscriber. i just have my ways….
I get the weekend age and the Australian, I also read The Drum and the ABC. reading diverse sources and opinions should not be a source of shame.
i don’t buy any newspapers and subscribe to none. I usually go for the journos i think put forward a balanced view.
sarahs mum said:
JudgeMental said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Do you subscribe to the Oz Skunky? Can you open this link and post the contents?http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/columnists/graham-richardson/duttons-muslim-debate-drowns-out-turnbulls-economic-win/news-story/391a70a5295d6f89e894776f5fa96385
It may have taken three long years but the Coalition government finally was able to claim this week that it had embarked on a program of economic reform.
The passing of omnibus savings legislation was followed up with the government’s tax grab on superannuation receiving Senate approval.
While Labor is claiming the savings on superannuation are too little and have come too late, at least Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison could finally claim to have done something. After such a long period of failure to do much at all about debt and deficit, any achievement no matter how small, was a step forward.
The few billion in savings thrown up by the superannuation reforms are only a drop in a very large bucket.
Contrary to the Coalition’s track record on economic management under three years of government the budget deficit has increased dramatically, as has government debt.
As if to poke the PM and the Treasurer in their eyes, Standard and Poor’s has again warned about the possible loss of Australia’s AAA rating, on the very same day the first tentative steps were taken by the government along the path of economic reform.
Obviously, the gloss was taken off the Senate win by the Coalition by this sobering warning, but, as seems to be the case with this hapless government, another issue drowned out the good news.
Peter Dutton’s honesty on Lebanese Muslim migration became a big issue, with Bill Shorten getting stuck into the Minister for Immigration in a big, big way.
It’s a debate centred on a 40-year-old decision taken by former prime minister Malcolm Fraser, against the advice of his then immigration minister Michael McKellar, to allow in large numbers of unskilled, uneducated Lebanese Muslims into Australia.
But this is a debate which needs to take place.
Dutton’s entry into this debate is not at all surprising. Pauline Hanson has won a great deal of support by being the only Australian politician to voice the view of millions of Australians who do have considerable concerns about Muslim immigration.
Until Dutton’s intervention nobody from the major parties had gone within a mile of the issue. It is not sensible to ignore their concerns. While Dutton nominated the high percentage of those who were Lebanese Muslims and who were charged with terrorism offences, the problems are much broader than that.
The second and third generations of the ’76 arrivals are over represented in two places — the prison system and Centrelink. Bikie gangs are recruiting and in some cases, being overrun by Lebanese Muslims.
This is one of those awkward topics like domestic violence in indigenous communities. We know about it but fear speaking up because we might be branded racist.
That the great majority of the Lebanese Muslim community are fine Australian citizens is a fact. So is the assertion that a significant minority are not in the “bring home to meet mum” category.
In Melbourne, Sudanese migration has become an absolute disaster. Their children are running amok in armed gangs causing havoc everywhere. The problems with Sudanese immigrants far outweigh the benefits but one wonders if Australia has learned anything over the last four decades from these failures.
I can’t see where Dutton has committed any great crime. He is acknowledging a problem that is obvious for all to see.
Unfortunately Labor, rather than engaging in an intelligent, adult debate about this important issue, gave its usual atavistic response. Shorten hoed into Dutton with relish about him being racist.
Labor needs to be better than that. If Shorten’s stance was supposed to be clever politics by appealing to Muslim voters in several southern and western seats he should have a good look at the polls, which suggest half the voters in this country share the Dutton and Hanson stance.
With a promise to take another 12,000 refugees from Syria, when many of them will have no papers to prove identity, a mature debate would be in the best interest of our country.
The Labor Party, of which I have been a member for 50 years, sometimes loses focus and cannot see the wood for the trees. If Labor does not stand first of all for justice, then it stands for nothing.
NSW Labor leader Luke Foley, is a special friend of mine, but this week his defence of Megan Latham, the ICAC commissioner, was appalling. Foley belted Mike Baird for restructuring ICAC to put three commissioners in place of one. Latham was effectively shown the door by being told she had to reapply for her job.
Despite the disgrace of the Cunneen affair, where the High Court ruled ICAC acted beyond its powers — and despite the appalling treatment of Murray Kear, yet another sliced-and-diced victim of an overzealous ICAC whose corruption finding was thrown out by a court — Labor maintained a defence of Latham.
Worse still, it accused Baird of getting rid of Latham because she had presided over the political deaths of too many Liberal MPs.
Foley would do well to realise that justice is for all. An injustice to a Liberal should be opposed like an injustice to one of his own.
Mike Gallacher lost his job as leader of the government in the Upper House and minister of police. He even had to resign from the party of which he had been a member for most of his adult life. Branded corrupt by ICAC, he lost the life he lived and loved.
When ICAC could find no evidence to back up its corruption findings, there was no apology. The injustice here is palpable, yet Foley can’t see it.
Neville Wran would never have taken such a stance because he valued basic rights
and principles. I am saddened my party no longer regards justice as a priority.
who wrote this?
Richo, graham, ex Labor guy.
monkey skipper said:
So the weekend can start?
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Hello. How goes it down there?
Hello.
Good. I will glad when tomorrow afternoon arrives though.
Arts said:
speaking of Hello.. I am already sick of the adele flogging on the radio… they can’t stop playing her. I really like her voice, but the content of her songs drive me nuts. So whiny and needy… I
The Whitney Houston of our day.
Bubblecar said:
FNDC called, even though I have to cycle to the bottle shop before I can join in.But first I’ll dry my hair with the fan heater.
room for a little’un at this table?
budge up
ARRRRGH!!!
SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Arts said:
speaking of Hello.. I am already sick of the adele flogging on the radio… they can’t stop playing her. I really like her voice, but the content of her songs drive me nuts. So whiny and needy… I
Tickets for her HYOOOOOOJ concerts have gone on sale. Etihad Stadium in Melbourne (yep 40,000+) next March more than one show A Reserve $1,400.
mcgoon said:
Arts said:speaking of Hello.. I am already sick of the adele flogging on the radio… they can’t stop playing her. I really like her voice, but the content of her songs drive me nuts. So whiny and needy… I
The Whitney Houston of our day.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:So the weekend can start?
Michael V said:
Hello. How goes it down there?Good. I will glad when tomorrow afternoon arrives though.
yup
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Telstra was actually offering to come out the next day last time I had a problem. Yeah, strange.
What blew up?
I quite like Adele.
so talk to my lawyer.
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
FFS
Woodie said:
Arts said:
speaking of Hello.. I am already sick of the adele flogging on the radio… they can’t stop playing her. I really like her voice, but the content of her songs drive me nuts. So whiny and needy… I
Tickets for her HYOOOOOOJ concerts have gone on sale. Etihad Stadium in Melbourne (yep 40,000+) next March more than one show A Reserve $1,400.
holy fuck knuckles
it was warm enough today to put the air con on in the house… first time this year
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Your calls are probably being diverted to our work number.
We switched to the pretend NBN a week or two ago, since then we are getting all sorts of random callers looking for other businesses, when I ask them what number they were looking for it is not even close to our number.
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Oh, i’ve had Telstra issues.
Had to ring them from my mobile when the landline went bung. Told them the whole story, and was then asked why, if i really was ‘the subscriber’ was i calling from another phone number? Hmm? Eh? Huh? (Pointing out of the bleeding obvious followed.)
After two weeks of follow-up mobile calls to Telstra, and several ‘appointments’ missed (by Telstra, not by me), i was told that the tech had checked the connection box outside my property, and found it was a fault in the house. I pointed out that the connection box was under several inches of soil and turf, which showed no sign of disturbance.
It took another five days of calls and threats to Telstra to get someone to come and check the problem, which was exactly what i’d predicted it to be – water damage in the outside connection pit.
the tio is your friend.
Ian said:
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Telstra was actually offering to come out the next day last time I had a problem. Yeah, strange.
What blew up?
The phone line blew up. Burnt to a crisp in one congealed lump, so the Telstra man that was here today (and last week as well). Bolt of lightning. Took out the answering machine and cordless phone station as well.
The telstra man turned up today to pull down the “temporary fix” (a cable strung through the trees and along the fence) saying if I wanted it fixed properly, it can be only done if “I have no service at all”. Otherwise, that’s it…… a cable strung up the downpipe, dangled across through the trees, and strung long the barbed wire fence. Telstra call that “fixed”.
Woodie said:
Ian said:
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Telstra was actually offering to come out the next day last time I had a problem. Yeah, strange.
What blew up?
The phone line blew up. Burnt to a crisp in one congealed lump, so the Telstra man that was here today (and last week as well). Bolt of lightning. Took out the answering machine and cordless phone station as well.
The telstra man turned up today to pull down the “temporary fix” (a cable strung through the trees and along the fence) saying if I wanted it fixed properly, it can be only done if “I have no service at all”. Otherwise, that’s it…… a cable strung up the downpipe, dangled across through the trees, and strung long the barbed wire fence. Telstra call that “fixed”.
fuck that, not good enough.
mcgoon said:
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Oh, i’ve had Telstra issues.
Had to ring them from my mobile when the landline went bung. Told them the whole story, and was then asked why, if i really was ‘the subscriber’ was i calling from another phone number? Hmm? Eh? Huh? (Pointing out of the bleeding obvious followed.)
After two weeks of follow-up mobile calls to Telstra, and several ‘appointments’ missed (by Telstra, not by me), i was told that the tech had checked the connection box outside my property, and found it was a fault in the house. I pointed out that the connection box was under several inches of soil and turf, which showed no sign of disturbance.
It took another five days of calls and threats to Telstra to get someone to come and check the problem, which was exactly what i’d predicted it to be – water damage in the outside connection pit.
I had some roadworks done outside my house, that same day my internet went bung. I rang my provider who said it was telstras problem and after much to and fro I was dealing with Telstra who insisted on checking every exchange between here and whenever, I told them a cable had probably been broken and it was right outside my house but they insisted on faffing about. About a week later they fixed the line right outside my house.
Funny thing was the upshot was I subscribed to Tesltra, the reason being my provider was such a pain in the arse about not fixing anything because it was telstras problem I figured I may as well deal direct in future.
Bubblecar said:
Teenager killed himself after ‘constant bullying’ about his sexualityTyrone Unsworth’s mother says the 13-year-old year 7 student at Aspley state high school in Brisbane was repeatedly harassed
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/25/teenager-killed-himself-after-constant-bullying-about-his-sexuality
aaaand this is why Safe Schools is more important than appeasing Liberal party backbenchers…
Woodie said:
Ian said:
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Telstra was actually offering to come out the next day last time I had a problem. Yeah, strange.
What blew up?
The phone line blew up. Burnt to a crisp in one congealed lump, so the Telstra man that was here today (and last week as well). Bolt of lightning. Took out the answering machine and cordless phone station as well.
The telstra man turned up today to pull down the “temporary fix” (a cable strung through the trees and along the fence) saying if I wanted it fixed properly, it can be only done if “I have no service at all”. Otherwise, that’s it…… a cable strung up the downpipe, dangled across through the trees, and strung long the barbed wire fence. Telstra call that “fixed”.
my old man used to lay cables like that when he was in signals. that was wartime though.
Woodie said:
Ian said:
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Send an email to Senator. The Hon. Mitch Fifleld, Minister for Telecommunications and the Yartz.
Minister@communications.gov.au
Tell him your woes.
Then, send an e-mail to Telstra, advising that you have sent the Hon. senator that e-mail, and attach a copy of your e-mail to the Minister to your Telstra e-mail.
‘Ministerials’- talk to the organ grinder, not the monkeys.
Telstra was actually offering to come out the next day last time I had a problem. Yeah, strange.What blew up?
The phone line blew up. Burnt to a crisp in one congealed lump, so the Telstra man that was here today (and last week as well). Bolt of lightning. Took out the answering machine and cordless phone station as well.
The telstra man turned up today to pull down the “temporary fix” (a cable strung through the trees and along the fence) saying if I wanted it fixed properly, it can be only done if “I have no service at all”. Otherwise, that’s it…… a cable strung up the downpipe, dangled across through the trees, and strung long the barbed wire fence. Telstra call that “fixed”.
JudgeMental said:
Woodie said:
Ian said:Telstra was actually offering to come out the next day last time I had a problem. Yeah, strange.
What blew up?
The phone line blew up. Burnt to a crisp in one congealed lump, so the Telstra man that was here today (and last week as well). Bolt of lightning. Took out the answering machine and cordless phone station as well.
The telstra man turned up today to pull down the “temporary fix” (a cable strung through the trees and along the fence) saying if I wanted it fixed properly, it can be only done if “I have no service at all”. Otherwise, that’s it…… a cable strung up the downpipe, dangled across through the trees, and strung long the barbed wire fence. Telstra call that “fixed”.
my old man used to lay cables like that when he was in signals. that was wartime though.
Com10.
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
Teenager killed himself after ‘constant bullying’ about his sexualityTyrone Unsworth’s mother says the 13-year-old year 7 student at Aspley state high school in Brisbane was repeatedly harassed
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/25/teenager-killed-himself-after-constant-bullying-about-his-sexuality
aaaand this is why Safe Schools is more important than appeasing Liberal party backbenchers…
indeed, but it should have been reported.. I feel for the parents, but I also feel they should have been more proactive about it
Not that this is anyone’s fault… it’s a terrible thing
Woodie said:
Ian said:
Woodie said:
ARRRRGH!!!SMS received from Telstra today:
“We are sorry your phone service is not working and aim to fix it by 07/12/2016 19:00”
Yes…. you read that date right. It blew up 2 1/2 weeks ago.
Telstra was actually offering to come out the next day last time I had a problem. Yeah, strange.
What blew up?
The phone line blew up. Burnt to a crisp in one congealed lump, so the Telstra man that was here today (and last week as well). Bolt of lightning. Took out the answering machine and cordless phone station as well.
The telstra man turned up today to pull down the “temporary fix” (a cable strung through the trees and along the fence) saying if I wanted it fixed properly, it can be only done if “I have no service at all”. Otherwise, that’s it…… a cable strung up the downpipe, dangled across through the trees, and strung long the barbed wire fence. Telstra call that “fixed”.
Oh. I had a problem like that and a slave line running down a fence for about 8 months.
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:
Woodie said:The phone line blew up. Burnt to a crisp in one congealed lump, so the Telstra man that was here today (and last week as well). Bolt of lightning. Took out the answering machine and cordless phone station as well.
The telstra man turned up today to pull down the “temporary fix” (a cable strung through the trees and along the fence) saying if I wanted it fixed properly, it can be only done if “I have no service at all”. Otherwise, that’s it…… a cable strung up the downpipe, dangled across through the trees, and strung long the barbed wire fence. Telstra call that “fixed”.
my old man used to lay cables like that when he was in signals. that was wartime though.
Com10.
oops Don10
I managed to stuff up the format of my last e-mail, so here’s its content, in case it was too confusing:
“Send an email to Senator. The Hon. Mitch Fifleld, Minister for Telecommunications and the Yartz.
Minister@communications.gov.au
Tell him your woes.
Then, send an e-mail to Telstra, advising that you have sent the Hon. senator that e-mail, and attach a copy of your e-mail to the Minister to your Telstra e-mail.
‘Ministerials’- talk to the organ grinder, not the monkeys.”
JudgeMental said:
sarahs mum said:
JudgeMental said:It may have taken three long years but the Coalition government finally was able to claim this week that it had embarked on a program of economic reform.
The passing of omnibus savings legislation was followed up with the government’s tax grab on superannuation receiving Senate approval.
While Labor is claiming the savings on superannuation are too little and have come too late, at least Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison could finally claim to have done something. After such a long period of failure to do much at all about debt and deficit, any achievement no matter how small, was a step forward.
The few billion in savings thrown up by the superannuation reforms are only a drop in a very large bucket.
Contrary to the Coalition’s track record on economic management under three years of government the budget deficit has increased dramatically, as has government debt.
As if to poke the PM and the Treasurer in their eyes, Standard and Poor’s has again warned about the possible loss of Australia’s AAA rating, on the very same day the first tentative steps were taken by the government along the path of economic reform.
Obviously, the gloss was taken off the Senate win by the Coalition by this sobering warning, but, as seems to be the case with this hapless government, another issue drowned out the good news.
Peter Dutton’s honesty on Lebanese Muslim migration became a big issue, with Bill Shorten getting stuck into the Minister for Immigration in a big, big way.
It’s a debate centred on a 40-year-old decision taken by former prime minister Malcolm Fraser, against the advice of his then immigration minister Michael McKellar, to allow in large numbers of unskilled, uneducated Lebanese Muslims into Australia.
But this is a debate which needs to take place.
Dutton’s entry into this debate is not at all surprising. Pauline Hanson has won a great deal of support by being the only Australian politician to voice the view of millions of Australians who do have considerable concerns about Muslim immigration.
Until Dutton’s intervention nobody from the major parties had gone within a mile of the issue. It is not sensible to ignore their concerns. While Dutton nominated the high percentage of those who were Lebanese Muslims and who were charged with terrorism offences, the problems are much broader than that.
The second and third generations of the ’76 arrivals are over represented in two places — the prison system and Centrelink. Bikie gangs are recruiting and in some cases, being overrun by Lebanese Muslims.
This is one of those awkward topics like domestic violence in indigenous communities. We know about it but fear speaking up because we might be branded racist.
That the great majority of the Lebanese Muslim community are fine Australian citizens is a fact. So is the assertion that a significant minority are not in the “bring home to meet mum” category.
In Melbourne, Sudanese migration has become an absolute disaster. Their children are running amok in armed gangs causing havoc everywhere. The problems with Sudanese immigrants far outweigh the benefits but one wonders if Australia has learned anything over the last four decades from these failures.
I can’t see where Dutton has committed any great crime. He is acknowledging a problem that is obvious for all to see.
Unfortunately Labor, rather than engaging in an intelligent, adult debate about this important issue, gave its usual atavistic response. Shorten hoed into Dutton with relish about him being racist.
Labor needs to be better than that. If Shorten’s stance was supposed to be clever politics by appealing to Muslim voters in several southern and western seats he should have a good look at the polls, which suggest half the voters in this country share the Dutton and Hanson stance.
With a promise to take another 12,000 refugees from Syria, when many of them will have no papers to prove identity, a mature debate would be in the best interest of our country.
The Labor Party, of which I have been a member for 50 years, sometimes loses focus and cannot see the wood for the trees. If Labor does not stand first of all for justice, then it stands for nothing.
NSW Labor leader Luke Foley, is a special friend of mine, but this week his defence of Megan Latham, the ICAC commissioner, was appalling. Foley belted Mike Baird for restructuring ICAC to put three commissioners in place of one. Latham was effectively shown the door by being told she had to reapply for her job.
Despite the disgrace of the Cunneen affair, where the High Court ruled ICAC acted beyond its powers — and despite the appalling treatment of Murray Kear, yet another sliced-and-diced victim of an overzealous ICAC whose corruption finding was thrown out by a court — Labor maintained a defence of Latham.
Worse still, it accused Baird of getting rid of Latham because she had presided over the political deaths of too many Liberal MPs.
Foley would do well to realise that justice is for all. An injustice to a Liberal should be opposed like an injustice to one of his own.
Mike Gallacher lost his job as leader of the government in the Upper House and minister of police. He even had to resign from the party of which he had been a member for most of his adult life. Branded corrupt by ICAC, he lost the life he lived and loved.
When ICAC could find no evidence to back up its corruption findings, there was no apology. The injustice here is palpable, yet Foley can’t see it.
Neville Wran would never have taken such a stance because he valued basic rights
and principles. I am saddened my party no longer regards justice as a priority.
who wrote this?
Richo, graham, ex Labor guy.
oh.
Arts said:
Woodie said:Arts said:
speaking of Hello.. I am already sick of the adele flogging on the radio… they can’t stop playing her. I really like her voice, but the content of her songs drive me nuts. So whiny and needy… I
Tickets for her HYOOOOOOJ concerts have gone on sale. Etihad Stadium in Melbourne (yep 40,000+) next March more than one show A Reserve $1,400.
holy fuck knuckles
oopps. “in the round” so that’s every seat in the place plus the footy field. Probably 60,000+. adele tickets
Just tried to check availability and got this “Sorry, no tickets match your search.” TWO concerts in Melbourne, with one only 974 tix left for one of them.
Checked another tix site and got “16,863 other people are viewing Adele tickets”
party_pants said:
Woodie said:
Ian said:Telstra was actually offering to come out the next day last time I had a problem. Yeah, strange.
What blew up?
The phone line blew up. Burnt to a crisp in one congealed lump, so the Telstra man that was here today (and last week as well). Bolt of lightning. Took out the answering machine and cordless phone station as well.
The telstra man turned up today to pull down the “temporary fix” (a cable strung through the trees and along the fence) saying if I wanted it fixed properly, it can be only done if “I have no service at all”. Otherwise, that’s it…… a cable strung up the downpipe, dangled across through the trees, and strung long the barbed wire fence. Telstra call that “fixed”.
fuck that, not good enough.
I remember one of the neighbours getting a service like that… but they were living in a tent.
sarahs mum said:
JudgeMental said:
sarahs mum said:who wrote this?
Richo, graham, ex Labor guy.
oh.
Outrage bus tyre has just blown.
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:
Woodie said:The phone line blew up. Burnt to a crisp in one congealed lump, so the Telstra man that was here today (and last week as well). Bolt of lightning. Took out the answering machine and cordless phone station as well.
The telstra man turned up today to pull down the “temporary fix” (a cable strung through the trees and along the fence) saying if I wanted it fixed properly, it can be only done if “I have no service at all”. Otherwise, that’s it…… a cable strung up the downpipe, dangled across through the trees, and strung long the barbed wire fence. Telstra call that “fixed”.
my old man used to lay cables like that when he was in signals. that was wartime though.
Com10.
Don 10.
party_pants said:
fuck that, not good enough.
So the Telstra man put in his report that he’d pulled down the temporary fix. He was instructed that if I was not happy that he was to pull down the temporary fix, and leave me with no service at all. He didn’t pull down the temporary fix, but put it in his report that he did. That was the only way I could get it fixed properly he said. If it was a “no service at all” situation, and the earliest even that would be fixed is 7th Dec.
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:my old man used to lay cables like that when he was in signals. that was wartime though.
Com10.
Don 10.
Yeah, caught myself.
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:
JudgeMental said:my old man used to lay cables like that when he was in signals. that was wartime though.
Com10.
Don 10.
is don, is good.
JudgeMental said:
my old man used to lay cables like that when he was in signals. that was wartime though.
At least he laid them in trenchs!
AwesomeO said:
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:Com10.
Don 10.
Yeah, caught myself.
Saw that after I posted.
sibeen said:
AwesomeO said:
sibeen said:Don 10.
Yeah, caught myself.
Saw that after I posted.
I was conflating in my mind com cord.
Woodie said:
Arts said:
Woodie said:Tickets for her HYOOOOOOJ concerts have gone on sale. Etihad Stadium in Melbourne (yep 40,000+) next March more than one show A Reserve $1,400.
holy fuck knuckles
oopps. “in the round” so that’s every seat in the place plus the footy field. Probably 60,000+. adele tickets
Just tried to check availability and got this “Sorry, no tickets match your search.” TWO concerts in Melbourne, with one only 974 tix left for one of them.
Checked another tix site and got “16,863 other people are viewing Adele tickets”
yes, yes she’s very popular… so was that novel “50 Shades of Grey” and that one about the disabled guy – the novel that not one of my friends who live with a sci liked – misery keeps good company etc
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
Woodie said:
JudgeMental said:my old man used to lay cables like that when he was in signals. that was wartime though.
At least he laid them in trenchs!
No, you just let the reel pay out as you go. You don’t dig trenches because:
1. it takes a long time to dig a tranche, even of a few inches square, for several hundred yard or a mile or so.
2. It’s only temporary, anyway: just until the next advance or retreat.
3. People laying comms tend to attract the attention of other people e.g. snipers, mortars, artillery.
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
well done her, she won’t be disappointed.
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
well, mr arts got me tickets to see Seinfeld next year… I was well pleased, him being one of my favorite comedians. I understand, he’s not for everyone.. but I’m chuffed…. so to the Adele goers – good on ya – hope you have a great time.
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
well done her, she won’t be disappointed.
She won’t be going. It is for sprogs.
mcgoon said:
Woodie said:
JudgeMental said:my old man used to lay cables like that when he was in signals. that was wartime though.
At least he laid them in trenchs!
No, you just let the reel pay out as you go. You don’t dig trenches because:
1. it takes a long time to dig a tranche, even of a few inches square, for several hundred yard or a mile or so.
2. It’s only temporary, anyway: just until the next advance or retreat.
3. People laying comms tend to attract the attention of other people e.g. snipers, mortars, artillery.
dad had horsedrawn carts with the cable reel and a thrower. they threw the cable onto hedges etc.
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
well done her, she won’t be disappointed.
I thought that when I got Bob Dylan tickets.. i was disappointed
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
Serves you right.
I like Adele, have heard her interviewed on BBC 2 Radio, seems very nice.
But. seems too marketed for me – very Celine Dion, very Whitney Houston.
sibeen said:
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
well done her, she won’t be disappointed.
She won’t be going. It is for sprogs.
you got 4 now, or are they bringing friends?
mcgoon said:
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
Serves you right.
I like Adele, have heard her interviewed on BBC 2 Radio, seems very nice.
But. seems too marketed for me – very Celine Dion, very Whitney Houston.
I agree.. plus – whiny
mcgoon said:
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
Serves you right.
I like Adele, have heard her interviewed on BBC 2 Radio, seems very nice.
But. seems too marketed for me – very Celine Dion, very Whitney Houston.
I won’t be going. I wouldn’t recognise one of her songs.
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
party_pants said:well done her, she won’t be disappointed.
She won’t be going. It is for sprogs.
you got 4 now, or are they bringing friends?
Junior sprogs best friend is an Adele nut. So SWMBO got tickets for JS + besty. Got 2 more for others.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
well done her, she won’t be disappointed.
I thought that when I got Bob Dylan tickets.. i was disappointed
Bob Dylan is no Adele.
Lupins in bloom, taken the other day. Not a bad display for a self-planted weed.
sibeen said:
party_pants said:
sibeen said:She won’t be going. It is for sprogs.
you got 4 now, or are they bringing friends?
Junior sprogs best friend is an Adele nut. So SWMBO got tickets for JS + besty. Got 2 more for others.
Fair enough. I just assumed it was SWMBO snd the 3 sprogs going.
I have made an ass out of you and me.
party_pants said:
Bob Dylan is no Adele.
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
Well that just emptied the bank account, didn’t it!
Bubblecar said:
Lupins in bloom, taken the other day. Not a bad display for a self-planted weed.![]()
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Dennis Moore will be gaga over those.
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
Bob Dylan is no Adele.
No. Adele looks much better in an evening frock than Dylan does (don’t ask – i just know, o.k.?)
It’s why Dylan has refused to do the Nobel prize ceremony.
Bubblecar said:
Lupins in bloom, taken the other day. Not a bad display for a self-planted weed.![]()
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Dennis Moore, Dennis Moore, riding through the glen…
sibeen said:
mcgoon said:
sibeen said:
SWMBO secured four tickets for the Adele concert in Melbourne.
Serves you right.
I like Adele, have heard her interviewed on BBC 2 Radio, seems very nice.
But. seems too marketed for me – very Celine Dion, very Whitney Houston.
I won’t be going. I wouldn’t recognise one of her songs.
—-
Try listening to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qemWRToNYJY
saw dylan and tom petty in perth. tom was good. fell asleep during dylan.
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
Bob Dylan is no Adele.
No. Adele looks much better in an evening frock than Dylan does (don’t ask – i just know, o.k.?)
I have never seen Adele in an evening frock.
JudgeMental said:
saw dylan and tom petty in perth. tom was good. fell asleep during dylan.
S’alright. Bob probably did,too.
party_pants said:
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
Bob Dylan is no Adele.
No. Adele looks much better in an evening frock than Dylan does (don’t ask – i just know, o.k.?)I have never seen Adele in an evening frock.
One up on you, then, lad.
tauto said:
sibeen said:
mcgoon said:Serves you right.
I like Adele, have heard her interviewed on BBC 2 Radio, seems very nice.
But. seems too marketed for me – very Celine Dion, very Whitney Houston.
I won’t be going. I wouldn’t recognise one of her songs.
—-
Try listening to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qemWRToNYJY
No. You can’t make me,
Woodie said:
JudgeMental said:
Dennis Moore will be gaga over those.
glad i’m not the only oldie here who remembers…
tauto said:
sibeen said:
mcgoon said:Serves you right.
I like Adele, have heard her interviewed on BBC 2 Radio, seems very nice.
But. seems too marketed for me – very Celine Dion, very Whitney Houston.
I won’t be going. I wouldn’t recognise one of her songs.
—-
Try listening to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qemWRToNYJY
I still listen to her early stuff. I think Chasing Pavements was the first of her songs that I heard. I’ve kinda been hooked ever since.
party_pants said:
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
Bob Dylan is no Adele.
No. Adele looks much better in an evening frock than Dylan does (don’t ask – i just know, o.k.?)I have never seen Adele in an evening frock.
google images is your friend.
sibeen said:
tauto said:
sibeen said:I won’t be going. I wouldn’t recognise one of her songs.
Do it.
Or the dog gets it.
—-
Try listening to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qemWRToNYJYNo. You can’t make me,
tauto said:
sibeen said:
mcgoon said:Serves you right.
I like Adele, have heard her interviewed on BBC 2 Radio, seems very nice.
But. seems too marketed for me – very Celine Dion, very Whitney Houston.
I won’t be going. I wouldn’t recognise one of her songs.
—-
Try listening to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qemWRToNYJY
She is a great singer, but when I compared her voice to Lady Gaga’s on Carpool Karaoke, she doesn’t sound so good.
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:
mcgoon said:No. Adele looks much better in an evening frock than Dylan does (don’t ask – i just know, o.k.?)
I have never seen Adele in an evening frock.
google images is your friend.
not quite the same
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:I have never seen Adele in an evening frock.
google images is your friend.
not quite the same
Nor is an image of Bob Dylan in an evening frock quite the same as the real thing.
Lkke i say, don’t ask…
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:google images is your friend.
not quite the same
Nor is an image of Bob Dylan in an evening frock quite the same as the real thing.
Lkke i say, don’t ask…
Yes, it is a bit silly looking and I doubt I’d wear it.
Speedy said:
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:not quite the same
Nor is an image of Bob Dylan in an evening frock quite the same as the real thing.
Lkke i say, don’t ask…
Yes, it is a bit silly looking and I doubt I’d wear it.
That’s Bob ON a frock, not IN a frock.
Again, not quite the same thing.
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:google images is your friend.
not quite the same
Nor is an image of Bob Dylan in an evening frock quite the same as the real thing.
Lkke i say, don’t ask…
I’m not asking. I just know you’ve lead a more exciting life than me.
Turn it inside out, then it is…
party_pants said:
I’m not asking. I just know you’ve lead a more exciting life than me.
Exciting.
I must remember that when i wake up suddenly at 3:00 am, lathered in sweat, and on the point of screaming.
‘Exciting’. That’s what it was.
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:I’m not asking. I just know you’ve lead a more exciting life than me.
Exciting.
I must remember that when i wake up suddenly at 3:00 am, lathered in sweat, and on the point of screaming.
‘Exciting’. That’s what it was.
at least you have a reason to wake at that hour. not all of us are that lucky.
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:I’m not asking. I just know you’ve lead a more exciting life than me.
Exciting.
I must remember that when i wake up suddenly at 3:00 am, lathered in sweat, and on the point of screaming.
‘Exciting’. That’s what it was.
I haven’t got my thesaurus handy. If you can think of another more appropriate word feel free to substitute.
and why is it always around 3AM? ffs.
JudgeMental said:
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:I’m not asking. I just know you’ve lead a more exciting life than me.
Exciting.
I must remember that when i wake up suddenly at 3:00 am, lathered in sweat, and on the point of screaming.
‘Exciting’. That’s what it was.
at least you have a reason to wake at that hour. not all of us are that lucky.
I’ll trade you my reasons for your bad luck, any day.
the ocelot is a crepuscular animal, apparently.
JudgeMental said:
and why is it always around 3AM? ffs.
Biorythms? The lowest, most vulnerable state of consciousness?
If i could schedule it for 7:00 am, i certainly would.
Magpies top Aussie Backyard Bird Count for Canberra
This year’s twitching bird counters – more than 85 per cent of them testifying to being only novice or intermediate birdwatchers – recorded more than 583 species.
http://www.birdlife.org.au/
JudgeMental said:
the ocelot is a crepuscular animal, apparently.
That’s it’s (oce)lot.
My nice niece posted this today..‘So I just spoke to Gillian Triggs… about Pauline Hanson, National Socialism and art… so there’s that…’
She really really liked her.
sarahs mum said:
My nice niece posted this today..‘So I just spoke to Gillian Triggs… about Pauline Hanson, National Socialism and art… so there’s that…’
She really really liked her.
what are GT’s plans?
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
My nice niece posted this today..‘So I just spoke to Gillian Triggs… about Pauline Hanson, National Socialism and art… so there’s that…’
She really really liked her.what are GT’s plans?
Don’t know. but today she was talking to a secondary English teacher in the Western subs.
mcgoon said:
JudgeMental said:
mcgoon said:Exciting.
I must remember that when i wake up suddenly at 3:00 am, lathered in sweat, and on the point of screaming.
‘Exciting’. That’s what it was.
at least you have a reason to wake at that hour. not all of us are that lucky.
I’ll trade you my reasons for your bad luck, any day.
PTSD?
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:
JudgeMental said:at least you have a reason to wake at that hour. not all of us are that lucky.
I’ll trade you my reasons for your bad luck, any day.
PTSD?
Dunno. Who cares?
sarahs mum said:
My nice niece posted this today..‘So I just spoke to Gillian Triggs… about Pauline Hanson, National Socialism and art… so there’s that…’
She really really liked her.
So, what’s the go with Nationals Socialism, then?
Are they planning on it making a comeback, or what?
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
mcgoon said:I’ll trade you my reasons for your bad luck, any day.
PTSD?
Dunno. Who cares?
Quite a lot of people. Enough people care in Queensland that the RSL pitched in some dosh for a major research project of that very topic and helping to back the Queensland based research project.
JudgeMental said:
spent dylan in the Entertainment Center bar… it was more interesting
saw dylan and tom petty in perth. tom was good. fell asleep during dylan.
monkey skipper said:
Quite a lot of people. Enough people care in Queensland that the RSL pitched in some dosh for a major research project of that very topic and helping to back the Queensland based research project.
Those kinds of projects usually produce a lot of very interesting papers, quite bit of interesting dinner table discussion for some academics, a good ‘look, see, we’re investing’ point for the RSL (or similar), and very little in the way of practical help for anyone. And there’s people who need that help a lot more than i do. I know of several here in my home town. A lot younger than me, and in greater need.
Will they get that help? No bloody chance.
i’m tired. going to rest a while/ night night
monkey skipper said:
i’m tired. going to rest a while/ night night
goodnight sweetie :)
Goodnight, MS.
Come back soon, angel.
Goodnight, MS.
Come back soon, angel.
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
bloody magpies tap dancing on the roof before bed again.
Hello from Bourke street Melbourne. Three and a half hours wasn’t a bad time. Indulged in a hot chocolate and a small lemon tart for supper. Now time for some more Pickwick Papers and some sleep.
JudgeMental said:
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
Well, take consolation in the fact that your arrival pleases us as much (although not less) as does your departure.
You are our ‘happy medium’.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:Quite a lot of people. Enough people care in Queensland that the RSL pitched in some dosh for a major research project of that very topic and helping to back the Queensland based research project.
Those kinds of projects usually produce a lot of very interesting papers, quite bit of interesting dinner table discussion for some academics, a good ‘look, see, we’re investing’ point for the RSL (or similar), and very little in the way of practical help for anyone. And there’s people who need that help a lot more than i do. I know of several here in my home town. A lot younger than me, and in greater need.
Will they get that help? No bloody chance.
—-
Sad.
mcgoon said:
JudgeMental said:
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
Well, take consolation in the fact that your arrival pleases us as much (although not less) as does your departure.
You are our ‘happy medium’.
JudgeMental said:
mcgoon said:
JudgeMental said:
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
Well, take consolation in the fact that your arrival pleases us as much (although not less) as does your departure.
You are our ‘happy medium’.
If it was sarcasm, you’d know.
I’d make sure that you knew.
JudgeMental said:
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
THANK FUCK
mcgoon said:
JudgeMental said:
and why is it always around 3AM? ffs.
Biorythms? The lowest, most vulnerable state of consciousness?
If i could schedule it for 7:00 am, i certainly would.
There is something about that time for melatonin, or the body beginning it’s wakeup routine or something. Diabetics can have blood sugar changes around then too. So yes, biorhythm of some sort.
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
THANK FUCK
one day i’ll be gone and you’ll regret every horrid thing you have said to me. but it will be too late. i’ll haunt you. you’ll end a broken man.
JudgeMental said:
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
damn straight
and do you know what will be the worst thing? i wont know.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:Quite a lot of people. Enough people care in Queensland that the RSL pitched in some dosh for a major research project of that very topic and helping to back the Queensland based research project.
Those kinds of projects usually produce a lot of very interesting papers, quite bit of interesting dinner table discussion for some academics, a good ‘look, see, we’re investing’ point for the RSL (or similar), and very little in the way of practical help for anyone. And there’s people who need that help a lot more than i do. I know of several here in my home town. A lot younger than me, and in greater need.
Will they get that help? No bloody chance.
sometimes we have to be the change we want to see
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
THANK FUCK
one day i’ll be gone and you’ll regret every horrid thing you have said to me. but it will be too late. i’ll haunt you. you’ll end a broken man.
I’ll be so busy dancing a jig that any fleeting worries will be carried away by the wind generated by my blinding feet movement.
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
THANK FUCK
one day i’ll be gone and you’ll regret every horrid thing you have said to me. but it will be too late. i’ll haunt you. you’ll end a broken man.
Are you my mother? “You’ll be sorry when I’m dead and gone”
Any help here?
https://www.nigms.nih.gov/Education/Pages/Factsheet_CircadianRhythms.aspx
Try some of the links on the right hand side too.
nih is generally a reliable source
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:THANK FUCK
one day i’ll be gone and you’ll regret every horrid thing you have said to me. but it will be too late. i’ll haunt you. you’ll end a broken man.
Are you my mother? “You’ll be sorry when I’m dead and gone”
yes, i am your mother. why haven’t you visited? i know you’re in town!
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:THANK FUCK
one day i’ll be gone and you’ll regret every horrid thing you have said to me. but it will be too late. i’ll haunt you. you’ll end a broken man.
Are you my mother? “You’ll be sorry when I’m dead and gone”
You come here and tell me you love me because I might die tonight and you will regret it for the rest of you life.
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:one day i’ll be gone and you’ll regret every horrid thing you have said to me. but it will be too late. i’ll haunt you. you’ll end a broken man.
Are you my mother? “You’ll be sorry when I’m dead and gone”
yes, i am your mother. why haven’t you visited? i know you’re in town!
You know nothing of the sort. You went for a “holiday” today. Just remember, you are only half a mile from home. You could cause all sorts of trouble by wandering out the door and walking home…
you’ll spoil your dinner
there’s nothing in there for you
it’s your mouth
this isn’t a restaurant
mum and us were mainly food orientated.
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:
JudgeMental said:
geez nobody says that to me when i leave.
THANK FUCK
one day i’ll be gone and you’ll regret every horrid thing you have said to me. but it will be too late. i’ll haunt you. you’ll end a broken man.
how will we tell the difference?
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
sibeen said:THANK FUCK
one day i’ll be gone and you’ll regret every horrid thing you have said to me. but it will be too late. i’ll haunt you. you’ll end a broken man.
how will we tell the difference?
Enough of that!
sibeen said:
Enough of that!
OK
I bought some cir-clip pliers today. because I need them.
party_pants said:
sibeen said:Enough of that!
OK
I bought some cir-clip pliers today. because I need them.
Arts said:
party_pants said:
sibeen said:Enough of that!
OK
I bought some cir-clip pliers today. because I need them.
excellent… I bought some clear silicon to do the bottom of the shed… then I might start putting stuff in it… (I know, I’ve been busy)
not at all, slow and drawn out projects are fine, as long as you finish them.
I have a mate that started renovating a games room, started by moving all the furniture out and ripping up the crappy old carpet. 5 years later all the floor is still bare concrete, and somehow all the furniture is back in.
I’m not going to do that at my new house.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:OK
I bought some cir-clip pliers today. because I need them.
excellent… I bought some clear silicon to do the bottom of the shed… then I might start putting stuff in it… (I know, I’ve been busy)not at all, slow and drawn out projects are fine, as long as you finish them.
I have a mate that started renovating a games room, started by moving all the furniture out and ripping up the crappy old carpet. 5 years later all the floor is still bare concrete, and somehow all the furniture is back in.
I’m not going to do that at my new house.
well, technically your new place will be perfect and not need renovations for a few years…
it’s too close to Christmas for me to get real stuff done fast… we don’t have a weekend spare until after new years, not that I;m complaining… it’s just busy
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:excellent… I bought some clear silicon to do the bottom of the shed… then I might start putting stuff in it… (I know, I’ve been busy)
not at all, slow and drawn out projects are fine, as long as you finish them.
I have a mate that started renovating a games room, started by moving all the furniture out and ripping up the crappy old carpet. 5 years later all the floor is still bare concrete, and somehow all the furniture is back in.
I’m not going to do that at my new house.
well, technically your new place will be perfect and not need renovations for a few years…
it’s too close to Christmas for me to get real stuff done fast… we don’t have a weekend spare until after new years, not that I;m complaining… it’s just busy
Not renos as such, but it won’t be totally complete. I think I might have lots of little projects to do which will keep me busy for the next year.
Why aren’t toilet bowls coated in teflon?
sibeen said:
Why aren’t toilet bowls coated in teflon?
because teflon coating is black and toilets are white
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:not at all, slow and drawn out projects are fine, as long as you finish them.
I have a mate that started renovating a games room, started by moving all the furniture out and ripping up the crappy old carpet. 5 years later all the floor is still bare concrete, and somehow all the furniture is back in.
I’m not going to do that at my new house.
well, technically your new place will be perfect and not need renovations for a few years…
it’s too close to Christmas for me to get real stuff done fast… we don’t have a weekend spare until after new years, not that I;m complaining… it’s just busy
Not renos as such, but it won’t be totally complete. I think I might have lots of little projects to do which will keep me busy for the next year.
how far away until you get keys do you think?
is it landscaped already?
Snuffly greetings from Black Friday.
How are all the little fluffsters and dorkers?
Arts said:
party_pants said:
Arts said:well, technically your new place will be perfect and not need renovations for a few years…
it’s too close to Christmas for me to get real stuff done fast… we don’t have a weekend spare until after new years, not that I;m complaining… it’s just busy
Not renos as such, but it won’t be totally complete. I think I might have lots of little projects to do which will keep me busy for the next year.
how far away until you get keys do you think?
is it landscaped already?
early to mid feb. Won’t be finished before christmas, and they all seem to take 2-3 weeks break till mid Jan.
The front will be landscsped but not the backyard area. The backyard will be fenced but left as bare sand,
kii said:
Snuffly greetings from Black Friday.
what is black friday then?
party_pants said:
kii said:
Snuffly greetings from Black Friday.what is black friday then?
SPEND SPEND BUY BUY SPEND SPEND
kii said:
Snuffly greetings from Black Friday.How are all the little fluffsters and dorkers?
fluffed and dorked.
party_pants said:
Arts said:
party_pants said:Not renos as such, but it won’t be totally complete. I think I might have lots of little projects to do which will keep me busy for the next year.
how far away until you get keys do you think?
is it landscaped already?
early to mid feb. Won’t be finished before christmas, and they all seem to take 2-3 weeks break till mid Jan.
The front will be landscsped but not the backyard area. The backyard will be fenced but left as bare sand,
exciting times
It was the day the pan pipes idiot set up in the mall for the next month….but….he’s gone.
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
Snuffly greetings from Black Friday.How are all the little fluffsters and dorkers?
fluffed and dorked.
I’m wearing two barrettes to keep the fluff out of my face, and drinking more wine to boost the dorker.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
kii said:
Snuffly greetings from Black Friday.what is black friday then?
SPEND SPEND BUY BUY SPEND SPEND
^This
kii said:
It was the day the pan pipes idiot set up in the mall for the next month….but….he’s gone.
He’s probably been rounded up.
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
Snuffly greetings from Black Friday.How are all the little fluffsters and dorkers?
fluffed and dorked.
Excellent.
Bubblecar said:
party_pants said:
kii said:
Snuffly greetings from Black Friday.what is black friday then?
SPEND SPEND BUY BUY SPEND SPEND
Ah – the great share market crash
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
Snuffly greetings from Black Friday.How are all the little fluffsters and dorkers?
fluffed and dorked.
I’m wearing two barrettes to keep the fluff out of my face, and drinking more wine to boost the dorker.
I’d ask for photos, but this is a family friendly forum.
News in Brief: Aussie teen caught in Bali with bag of crushed paracetamol avoids massive headache
JudgeMental said:
News in Brief: Aussie teen caught in Bali with bag of crushed paracetamol avoids massive headache
I heard it had caffeine mixed in it too. Strictly speaking perfectly legal, but I wonder what they expect from such a mixture. Hangover cure?
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
News in Brief: Aussie teen caught in Bali with bag of crushed paracetamol avoids massive headache
I heard it had caffeine mixed in it too. Strictly speaking perfectly legal, but I wonder what they expect from such a mixture. Hangover cure?
He got dudded by a drug dealer and now thanks whatever he prays to.
party_pants said:
sibeen said:
Why aren’t toilet bowls coated in teflon?
because teflon coating is black and toilets are white
Black would be good.
sibeen said:
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
News in Brief: Aussie teen caught in Bali with bag of crushed paracetamol avoids massive headache
I heard it had caffeine mixed in it too. Strictly speaking perfectly legal, but I wonder what they expect from such a mixture. Hangover cure?
He got dudded by a drug dealer and now thanks whatever he prays to.
most likely scenario.
Vaping report: I’m vaping Caramel Candy (25mg) from Israel plus 0 nicotine Baked Apple Tart in an Innokin iClear30 powered by a Vision 1300mAH FATBOY notched up to 3.8V.
It’s very nice.
Well that sent them scurrying.
Bubblecar said:
Vaping report: I’m vaping Caramel Candy (25mg) from Israel plus 0 nicotine Baked Apple Tart in an Innokin iClear30 powered by a Vision 1300mAH FATBOY notched up to 3.8V.It’s very nice.
Son#1 is a vapper.
Finally caught up on the 4 games of Sqwabbbbel that I play.
kii said:
Finally caught up on the 4 games of Sqwabbbbel that I play.
Nup, dv has already had his turn.
Bubblecar said:
Well that sent them scurrying.
In horror.
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
Vaping report: I’m vaping Caramel Candy (25mg) from Israel plus 0 nicotine Baked Apple Tart in an Innokin iClear30 powered by a Vision 1300mAH FATBOY notched up to 3.8V.It’s very nice.
Son#1 is a vapper.
It’s an enjoyable habit but probably not advisable, for peak fitness.
kii said:
kii said:
Finally caught up on the 4 games of Sqwabbbbel that I play.
Nup, dv has already had his turn.
He sits there in his Davros seat, controlling the world’s energy supplies on one screen and playing Sqawble on a whole bank of other screens.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
Vaping report: I’m vaping Caramel Candy (25mg) from Israel plus 0 nicotine Baked Apple Tart in an Innokin iClear30 powered by a Vision 1300mAH FATBOY notched up to 3.8V.It’s very nice.
Son#1 is a vapper.
It’s an enjoyable habit but probably not advisable, for peak fitness.
He enjoys it and he doesn’t have that many things in his life to enjoy.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
kii said:
Finally caught up on the 4 games of Sqwabbbbel that I play.
Nup, dv has already had his turn.
He sits there in his Davros seat, controlling the world’s energy supplies on one screen and playing Sqawble on a whole bank of other screens.
You’ve seen the photos?!
kii said:
Such nice inflatable monsters.
Well they’re fun. Saved them all in Pictures/Nostalgia/Odd.
I like the look on this female inflatable’s face…
kii said:
I like the look on this female inflatable’s face…
She’s not enjoying the indignity of it all.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
I like the look on this female inflatable’s face…http://assets.atlasobscura.com/article_images/800x/12127/image.jpg
She’s not enjoying the indignity of it all.
probably just wants to sit down with a nice cup of tea.
I’d better venture off for a drive through the snow, with some fine music in the background.
Bubblecar said:
I’d better venture off for a drive through the snow, with some fine music in the background.
I think I need a nap.
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
I’d better venture off for a drive through the snow, with some fine music in the background.
I think I need a nap.
kii said:
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
I’d better venture off for a drive through the snow, with some fine music in the background.
I think I need a nap.
But apparently I’m not allowed to, because I said something about going out early to the Black Friday sales. We need some new manchester and a stove.
not to mention some cir-clip pliers and silicone sealant
kii said:
I like the look on this female inflatable’s face…
At a guess I would say she’s the mother character from the old “Katzenjammer Kids” comic strip.
Well, that was definitely the end of my nap. Grace spewed through the house and all around the yard.
Neophyte said:
kii said:
I like the look on this female inflatable’s face…
At a guess I would say she’s the mother character from the old “Katzenjammer Kids” comic strip.
why am I up did I need to pee
was I hungry
or was’t screamin’ on that TV
Rage maybe
heavy metal does looks to be
ol’ done urinate’n ‘ad a coffee
‘n’ few biccie
sweet biscuits said’t properly
‘n’ ‘aved rolly
reckonin’t back to bed for me
Success! Bought a new stove, mattress protector and 3 sets of sheets. Also a label maker and star fairy lights.
I think we saved 500 on the stove and 250 on the Manchester.
Now I need a nap .
Good morning Holidayers. High light cloud in the Melbourne CBD this morning. I have no idea what the temperature is out there.
Bubblecar said:
I’d better venture off for a drive through the snow, with some fine music in the background.
since when did you get a car?
Not cold…BoM says 12.7 at Olympic Park.
Now for breakfast and a walk up Swanston Street to the Carillo Gantner theatre.
kii said:
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
I’d better venture off for a drive through the snow, with some fine music in the background.
I think I need a nap.
But apparently I’m not allowed to, because I said something about going out early to the Black Friday sales. We need some new manchester and a stove.
buffy said:
Not cold…BoM says 12.7 at Olympic Park.
Now for breakfast and a walk up Swanston Street to the Carillo Gantner theatre.
10 degrees here but the sun has some bite.
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
I’d better venture off for a drive through the snow, with some fine music in the background.
since when did you get a car?
It’s one of Car’s past-times. Watching footage of drives through various landscapes with some nice musical accompaniment.
Witty Rejoinder said:
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
I’d better venture off for a drive through the snow, with some fine music in the background.
since when did you get a car?
It’s one of Car’s past-times. Watching footage of drives through various landscapes with some nice musical accompaniment.
art? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvW61K2s0tA
one moment.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-25/australian-regional-revolt-looming/8055148
um not enough people in rural Australia unless you count the elites witth their holiday farms.
roughbarked said:
Bubblecar said:
I’d better venture off for a drive through the snow, with some fine music in the background.
since when did you get a car?
You know what they say about your first car…
Morning punters and correctors.
Black as the inside of a cat here in Brissy, raining and storming.
Going back to bed is still an option.
Peak Warming Man said:
Morning punters and correctors.Black as the inside of a cat here in Brissy, raining and storming.
Going back to bed is still an option.
I’ve already had my sleep in.
Peak Warming Man said:
Morning punters and correctors.Black as the inside of a cat here in Brissy, raining and storming.
Going back to bed is still an option.
So is that the ‘beautiful’ day or the ‘perfect’ day
kii said:
Success! Bought a new stove, mattress protector and 3 sets of sheets. Also a label maker and star fairy lights.I think we saved 500 on the stove and 250 on the Manchester.
Now I need a nap .
But first…a stop at the pharmacy in the big warehouse stupidmarket to get my flu and DPT boosters.
kii said:
kii said:
Success! Bought a new stove, mattress protector and 3 sets of sheets. Also a label maker and star fairy lights.I think we saved 500 on the stove and 250 on the Manchester.
Now I need a nap .
But first…a stop at the pharmacy in the big warehouse stupidmarket to get my flu and DPT boosters.
Department of Primary Transport boosters aren’t cheap.
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:
kii said:
Success! Bought a new stove, mattress protector and 3 sets of sheets. Also a label maker and star fairy lights.I think we saved 500 on the stove and 250 on the Manchester.
Now I need a nap .
But first…a stop at the pharmacy in the big warehouse stupidmarket to get my flu and DPT boosters.
Department of Primary Transport boosters aren’t cheap.
I hear they cause autoism…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:But first…a stop at the pharmacy in the big warehouse stupidmarket to get my flu and DPT boosters.
Department of Primary Transport boosters aren’t cheap.
I hear they cause autoism…
rolling crashitis?
The new stove has Sabbath Mode…..I’m not touching that one :/
Peak Warming Man said:
kii said:
kii said:
Success! Bought a new stove, mattress protector and 3 sets of sheets. Also a label maker and star fairy lights.I think we saved 500 on the stove and 250 on the Manchester.
Now I need a nap .
But first…a stop at the pharmacy in the big warehouse stupidmarket to get my flu and DPT boosters.
Department of Primary Transport boosters aren’t cheap.
Diphtheria Pertussis Tetanus
kii said:
The new stove has Sabbath Mode…..I’m not touching that one :/
It’ll go all ozzy osbourne on you…
kii said:
The new stove has Sabbath Mode…..I’m not touching that one :/
It probably plays “I am Iron Man”
kii said:
The new stove has Sabbath Mode…..I’m not touching that one :/
Just in time for Hanukkah.
This is the one I had last:
https://www.drugs.com/boostrix.html
I’m about to start walking. I’ll see you lot again tonight.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:
The new stove has Sabbath Mode…..I’m not touching that one :/
That could be interesting.
roughbarked said:
art? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvW61K2s0tAone moment.
:) like
During their 1964 Australian tour, The Beatles were pelted by eggs from some unknown assailants. Katter, then a university student, later came forward and admitted his involvement, in what he explained was an “intellectual reaction against Beatlemania”.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Katter
sarahs mum said:
During their 1964 Australian tour, The Beatles were pelted by eggs from some unknown assailants. Katter, then a university student, later came forward and admitted his involvement, in what he explained was an “intellectual reaction against Beatlemania”.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Katter
I remember that.
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
art? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvW61K2s0tAone moment.
:) like
An earlier form of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXrRC3pfLnE
Hockey was born in North Sydney to an Armenian father, Richard (born in Bethlehem, Mandatory Palestine), and an Australian mother, Beverley. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Hockey
Found the problem. I gather this is the sort of person Dutton doesn’t like.
sarahs mum said:
Hockey was born in North Sydney to an Armenian father, Richard (born in Bethlehem, Mandatory Palestine), and an Australian mother, Beverley. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_HockeyFound the problem. I gather this is the sort of person Dutton doesn’t like.
Leave good Christians like Joe Hockey alone.
I love reading the reviews about products:
“Bottom plate in oven developed cracks. Actually looks like a spider. The Tech said, that I a 67 year old woman had physically abused it. I must have got a saw and went into the oven and carved out the ‘spider’ with it. He said Samsung would not cover it. I hardly use it being that there are only two of us to cook for. I have not had it a year yet. Won’t buy their products again and will advise no one else to. “
amazing reaction to my crusade on swearing on the sssf fb page. it’s the internet, everyone swears. they’re only words.
JudgeMental said:
amazing reaction to my crusade on swearing on the sssf fb page. it’s the internet, everyone swears. they’re only words.
Should I go look?
It’s only words but words are all I have to take your heart away.
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
amazing reaction to my crusade on swearing on the sssf fb page. it’s the internet, everyone swears. they’re only words.
Should I go look?
yes.
JudgeMental said:
amazing reaction to my crusade on swearing on the sssf fb page. it’s the internet, everyone swears. they’re only words.
Ken oath
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
amazing reaction to my crusade on swearing on the sssf fb page. it’s the internet, everyone swears. they’re only words.
Ken oath
Which word is the same in any language?
that was what i was meaning when i said people needed to be more creative.
:-)
JudgeMental said:
that was what i was meaning when i said people needed to be more creative.:-)
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
that was what i was meaning when i said people needed to be more creative.:-)
having the
Intestinal fortitude
to suggest
you go
fornicate yourself?
Twatwaffle…
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
amazing reaction to my crusade on swearing on the sssf fb page. it’s the internet, everyone swears. they’re only words.
Ken oath
Which word is the same in any language?
Ken.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
that was what i was meaning when i said people needed to be more creative.:-)
having the
Intestinal fortitude
to suggest
you go
fornicate yourself?
Twatwaffle…
twat probably wont get past.
remember on the old sssf page when we would police ourselves about swearing? it was frowned upon.
JudgeMental said:
remember on the old sssf page when we would police ourselves about swearing? it was frowned upon.
It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Fuck, I don’t know what to say :/
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:having the
Intestinal fortitude
to suggest
you go
fornicate yourself?
Twatwaffle…
twat probably wont get past.
What what what?
I have an old optus phone here, how could I tell if it’s locked to optus or not?
Peak Warming Man said:
I have an old optus phone here, how could I tell if it’s locked to optus or not?
Put a telstra sim in?
Are designer vaginas the same as female genital mutilation? Opinion By Jo Fox
Posted 12 minutes ago Should doctors who perform labiaplasty be charged under anti-Female Genital Mutilation laws? And would you live broadcast your own genital cosmetic surgery as one pop star is doing?http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-26/are-designer-vaginas-the-same-as-female-genital-mutilation/8056842
Beautiful rain coming from the sky and greening up the place.
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
remember on the old sssf page when we would police ourselves about swearing? it was frowned upon.
It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
Arts said:
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
remember on the old sssf page when we would police ourselves about swearing? it was frowned upon.
It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
My mum spells them rather than saying them. They requires a skill about language…so…
I think we would be in shock if mum dropped the f bomb though
monkey skipper said:
Beautiful rain coming from the sky and greening up the place.
Lucky you. I mean I shouldn’t complain, we have had the best winter rain in many decades but I know what is around the corner and I have always secretly wanted it to rain a little more frequently during the warmer months.
That requires a skill about language…so…*
Arts said:
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
remember on the old sssf page when we would police ourselves about swearing? it was frowned upon.
It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
The strongest language usually has fuck every second or third word.
Arts said:
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
remember on the old sssf page when we would police ourselves about swearing? it was frowned upon.
It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
then they should have no problem finding alternative words to use.
;-)
The dog is dream barking again.
Morning
It’s overcast and 11 degrees this morning and looks like it might get to 17.
I found a bull ants nest yesterday, today the end of my big toe is slightly sore.
This is just one reason I’m not into gardening however I left the bull ants nest alone, I figure they are there for a reason.
First crack of thunder
monkey skipper said:
Arts said:
roughbarked said:It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
My mum spells them rather than saying them. They requires a skill about language…so…
I think we would be in shock if mum dropped the f bomb though
s.h.i.t! b.l.o.o.d.y.well why the f.r.i.g.g.i.n.g’ell would you want that?
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
roughbarked said:It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
then they should have no problem finding alternative words to use.
;-)
yes.. the words that fit most appropriately for the time and meaning of the idea being put across. Sometimes that includes what is considered a swear word.
Interestingly, what s a swear word is cultural
Spider Lily said:
MorningIt’s overcast and 11 degrees this morning and looks like it might get to 17.
I found a bull ants nest yesterday, today the end of my big toe is slightly sore.
This is just one reason I’m not into gardening however I left the bull ants nest alone, I figure they are there for a reason.
Depends where they are. For example if ants nest in the paved drive way they tunnel out the sand bedding layer of the paving causing them to drop and splay when they weight bear. I would react if they were burrowing into a location like that.
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
then they should have no problem finding alternative words to use.
;-)
yes.. the words that fit most appropriately for the time and meaning of the idea being put across. Sometimes that includes what is considered a swear word.
Interestingly, what s a swear word is cultural
I swear sometimes not every word though and I am mindful of where I am at the time and refrain when required and expected as a sign of respect those around me at that time.
monkey skipper said:
First crack of thunder
you are in or near Brisbane?
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
First crack of thunder
you are in or near Brisbane?
south
monkey skipper said:
Spider Lily said:
MorningIt’s overcast and 11 degrees this morning and looks like it might get to 17.
I found a bull ants nest yesterday, today the end of my big toe is slightly sore.
This is just one reason I’m not into gardening however I left the bull ants nest alone, I figure they are there for a reason.
Depends where they are. For example if ants nest in the paved drive way they tunnel out the sand bedding layer of the paving causing them to drop and splay when they weight bear. I would react if they were burrowing into a location like that.
Bullants don’t fall into this category however.
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
then they should have no problem finding alternative words to use.
;-)
yes.. the words that fit most appropriately for the time and meaning of the idea being put across. Sometimes that includes what is considered a swear word.
Interestingly, what s a swear word is cultural
i pointed out that though shakespeare never used what we consider swear words some of his insults were quite offensive in his day.
Morning all.
27.0°C and 72% RH. Large wite and dark grey clouds billowing over the sand hill from the east, growing, growing, growing, then dissipating. Light breezes. 1/8 to 4/8 cloud, highly variable. Unusual but beautiful to watch.
My fingertips are bright yellow. Stained by the fresh turmeric I grated into the meal last night. Looks funny.
:)
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:then they should have no problem finding alternative words to use.
;-)
yes.. the words that fit most appropriately for the time and meaning of the idea being put across. Sometimes that includes what is considered a swear word.
Interestingly, what s a swear word is cultural
i pointed out that though shakespeare never used what we consider swear words some of his insults were quite offensive in his day.
so if people use Shakespearean swearing on your page, it’s ok? “You scullion! You rampallian!
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:yes.. the words that fit most appropriately for the time and meaning of the idea being put across. Sometimes that includes what is considered a swear word.
Interestingly, what s a swear word is cultural
i pointed out that though shakespeare never used what we consider swear words some of his insults were quite offensive in his day.
so if people use Shakespearean swearing on your page, it’s ok? “You scullion! You rampallian!
yep, because they aren’t considered swearing you impudent knave with no beard. impugning something was wrong with a persons beard was offensive in will’s day as they were thought of with respect to manhood.
roughbarked said:
Are designer vaginas the same as female genital mutilation? Opinion By Jo Fox Posted 12 minutes ago Should doctors who perform labiaplasty be charged under anti-Female Genital Mutilation laws? And would you live broadcast your own genital cosmetic surgery as one pop star is doing?http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-26/are-designer-vaginas-the-same-as-female-genital-mutilation/8056842
no. FGM generally includes removal of the clitoris (partial or fully) as well as removal or the sewing up of labia. Elective surgery to make your lady bits attractive does not even come close IMO.
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:i pointed out that though shakespeare never used what we consider swear words some of his insults were quite offensive in his day.
so if people use Shakespearean swearing on your page, it’s ok? “You scullion! You rampallian!
yep, because they aren’t considered swearing you impudent knave with no beard. impugning something was wrong with a persons beard was offensive in will’s day as they were thought of with respect to manhood.
don’t let the hipsters hear you insult their beard…. or you’ll have to endure them crying in their double caff half caff mocha lattes (with soy)
My arm hurts. It’ll probably go all autistic. Thanks a lot vaccines!
kii said:
My arm hurts. It’ll probably go all autistic. Thanks a lot vaccines!
what happened?
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:so if people use Shakespearean swearing on your page, it’s ok? “You scullion! You rampallian!
yep, because they aren’t considered swearing you impudent knave with no beard. impugning something was wrong with a persons beard was offensive in will’s day as they were thought of with respect to manhood.
don’t let the hipsters hear you insult their beard…. or you’ll have to endure them crying in their double caff half caff mocha lattes (with soy)
this hipster isn’t like that.
:-)
Arts said:
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
For fucks sake, that’s just stupid.
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
roughbarked said:It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
then they should have no problem finding alternative words to use.
;-)
No. Fuck off……fuckitty fuck fuck faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaark!!!!!
kii said:
My arm hurts. It’ll probably go all autistic. Thanks a lot vaccines!
blame obamacare.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Arts said:
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
For fucks sake, that’s just stupid.
ha ha. Rev
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:yep, because they aren’t considered swearing you impudent knave with no beard. impugning something was wrong with a persons beard was offensive in will’s day as they were thought of with respect to manhood.
don’t let the hipsters hear you insult their beard…. or you’ll have to endure them crying in their double caff half caff mocha lattes (with soy)
this hipster isn’t like that.
:-)
I don’t think you are a 2000’s hipster
roughbarked said:
Depends where they are. For example if ants nest in the paved drive way they tunnel out the sand bedding layer of the paving causing them to drop and splay when they weight bear. I would react if they were burrowing into a location like that.
Bullants don’t fall into this category however.
They were up in the terraced part of the garden under a bush.. so no need to kill them.
As soon as I felt the pain it took me back to my childhood days, that was the last time I was bitten and speaking of swearing ;)
Michael V said:
Morning all.27.0°C and 72% RH. Large wite and dark grey clouds billowing over the sand hill from the east, growing, growing, growing, then dissipating. Light breezes. 1/8 to 4/8 cloud, highly variable. Unusual but beautiful to watch.
My fingertips are bright yellow. Stained by the fresh turmeric I grated into the meal last night. Looks funny.
:)
My FIL said when he was going into the airforce that the doctor scruitinised his hands very carefully before asking, “do you eat a lot of oranges?” To which old Arch said, “oh about a dozen a day.” The doctor said, “thought so, all the creases of your hands are deeply stained.”
So….boris, me lad…..is the word “chinga” okay in your rule book?
Arts said:
roughbarked said:Are designer vaginas the same as female genital mutilation? Opinion By Jo Fox Posted 12 minutes ago Should doctors who perform labiaplasty be charged under anti-Female Genital Mutilation laws? And would you live broadcast your own genital cosmetic surgery as one pop star is doing?http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-26/are-designer-vaginas-the-same-as-female-genital-mutilation/8056842
no. FGM generally includes removal of the clitoris (partial or fully) as well as removal or the sewing up of labia. Elective surgery to make your lady bits attractive does not even come close IMO.
My opinion also.
Arts said:
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
remember on the old sssf page when we would police ourselves about swearing? it was frowned upon.
It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
which is kinda funny as i don’t swear a lot, except here sometimes, yet when i did a FB quiz about breadth of english knowledge i scored high. higher by a lot than others on the thread. of course that means fuck all.
kii said:
My arm hurts. It’ll probably go all autistic. Thanks a lot vaccines!
If you feel a strange attraction to crayolas, you are probably going all artistic…
kii said:
My arm hurts. It’ll probably go all autistic. Thanks a lot vaccines!
Think stumpy’s diagnosis was autoistic, therefore it should at least still be mobile.
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:don’t let the hipsters hear you insult their beard…. or you’ll have to endure them crying in their double caff half caff mocha lattes (with soy)
this hipster isn’t like that.
:-)
I don’t think you are a 2000’s hipster
oh, there’s a time limit? damn. i thought i was in fashion again.
Good old Pauline Hanson… visits healthy reef to prove that climate change doesn’t exist. “If I can’t see it, it doesn’t exist” she says as she enthusiastically throws her plastic bag from her new dive mask among some hungry turtles. “We shouldn’t let these ‘scientists’ ruin tourism in QLD, they are ruining our great nation by lying about climate change… we need more visitors to the reef!” *
Spider Lily said:
roughbarked said:Depends where they are. For example if ants nest in the paved drive way they tunnel out the sand bedding layer of the paving causing them to drop and splay when they weight bear. I would react if they were burrowing into a location like that.
Bullants don’t fall into this category however.
They were up in the terraced part of the garden under a bush.. so no need to kill them.
As soon as I felt the pain it took me back to my childhood days, that was the last time I was bitten and speaking of swearing ;)
Exactly. They prefer to avoid thouroughfares. Just don’t go and sit on their nest or they may provide you with some vaginal altercations.
kii said:
So….boris, me lad…..is the word “chinga” okay in your rule book?
depends on the context. NZ clothing store, ok. X-Files episode, ok. spanish, probably not.
roughbarked said:
Arts said:
roughbarked said:Are designer vaginas the same as female genital mutilation? Opinion By Jo Fox Posted 12 minutes ago Should doctors who perform labiaplasty be charged under anti-Female Genital Mutilation laws? And would you live broadcast your own genital cosmetic surgery as one pop star is doing?http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-26/are-designer-vaginas-the-same-as-female-genital-mutilation/8056842
no. FGM generally includes removal of the clitoris (partial or fully) as well as removal or the sewing up of labia. Elective surgery to make your lady bits attractive does not even come close IMO.
My opinion also.
The new thought in school is that female bits have been pout on show in porn shots that look a certain way due to censorship rules. The porn shots are photoshopped vaginas through legal requirements for soft porn mags. Being common access mags, the wider community now has an artificial notion of what a vagina on average looks like.
the movement to match the well publicised view of vagina may well have shaped the opinions of what a vagina should be rather that what the majority of vaginas are actually like for the world population.
Has media caused women to feel a need to re-model their lady bits as a consequence? This question is being pondered now.
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
roughbarked said:It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
which is kinda funny as i don’t swear a lot, except here sometimes, yet when i did a FB quiz about breadth of english knowledge i scored high. higher by a lot than others on the thread. of course that means fuck all.
Didn’t you inform us that you were educated in old Blighty?
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:this hipster isn’t like that.
:-)
I don’t think you are a 2000’s hipster
oh, there’s a time limit? damn. i thought i was in fashion again.
hipsetrs generally wear shoes.. even if they are thongs (flip flops for kii) and tight jeans, have luscious beards that they dye dark, wear boxy glasses and hang out in cafes and say latte or machiatto a lot
Arts said:
Good old Pauline Hanson… visits healthy reef to prove that climate change doesn’t exist. “If I can’t see it, it doesn’t exist” she says as she enthusiastically throws her plastic bag from her new dive mask among some hungry turtles. “We shouldn’t let these ‘scientists’ ruin tourism in QLD, they are ruining our great nation by lying about climate change… we need more visitors to the reef!” *
- because, more people diving and touching and trampling over the reef is going to help it.. (in case you didn’t get the irony)
My ironing board has been working hard since reading those stories on justin this morning.
roughbarked said:
Arts said:
roughbarked said:Are designer vaginas the same as female genital mutilation? Opinion By Jo Fox Posted 12 minutes ago Should doctors who perform labiaplasty be charged under anti-Female Genital Mutilation laws? And would you live broadcast your own genital cosmetic surgery as one pop star is doing?http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-26/are-designer-vaginas-the-same-as-female-genital-mutilation/8056842
no. FGM generally includes removal of the clitoris (partial or fully) as well as removal or the sewing up of labia. Elective surgery to make your lady bits attractive does not even come close IMO.
My opinion also.
But surely the point is that FGM is performed on children, and is inherently much worse than voluntary surgery on adults, even if they didn’t remove the clitoris.
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
So….boris, me lad…..is the word “chinga” okay in your rule book?
depends on the context. NZ clothing store, ok. X-Files episode, ok. spanish, probably not.
Pajero then?
JudgeMental said:
Rasclaat!
kii said:
So….boris, me lad…..is the word “chinga” okay in your rule book?
depends on the context. NZ clothing store, ok. X-Files episode, ok. spanish, probably not.
Arts said:
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:I don’t think you are a 2000’s hipster
oh, there’s a time limit? damn. i thought i was in fashion again.
hipsetrs generally wear shoes.. even if they are thongs (flip flops for kii) and tight jeans, have luscious beards that they dye dark, wear boxy glasses and hang out in cafes and say latte or machiatto a lot
takes notes.
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
roughbarked said:It is true that any intellect should be able to vociferate an opinion without descending into gutter talk.
Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
which is kinda funny as i don’t swear a lot, except here sometimes, yet when i did a FB quiz about breadth of english knowledge i scored high. higher by a lot than others on the thread. of course that means fuck all.
Tim Minchin does an amusing discussion of the pointlessness of replacing fuck with f*ck, but I can’t find it, so you’ll have to imagine it.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:
My arm hurts. It’ll probably go all autistic. Thanks a lot vaccines!
If you feel a strange attraction to crayolas, you are probably going all artistic…
How did you know?! I just ate a box of fluoro crayons!
The Rev Dodgson said:
roughbarked said:
Arts said:no. FGM generally includes removal of the clitoris (partial or fully) as well as removal or the sewing up of labia. Elective surgery to make your lady bits attractive does not even come close IMO.
My opinion also.
But surely the point is that FGM is performed on children, and is inherently much worse than voluntary surgery on adults, even if they didn’t remove the clitoris.
also fgm is generally performed without anesthetic and clean sterile environment..
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
Yeah…but we still love you anyway.
The Rev Dodgson said:
:)
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:Psychologists at Marist College and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts found that people who use more curse words may actually have stronger language skills overall than those who don’t.
which is kinda funny as i don’t swear a lot, except here sometimes, yet when i did a FB quiz about breadth of english knowledge i scored high. higher by a lot than others on the thread. of course that means fuck all.
Tim Minchin does an amusing discussion of the pointlessness of replacing fuck with f*ck, but I can’t find it, so you’ll have to imagine it.
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
Arts said:no. FGM generally includes removal of the clitoris (partial or fully) as well as removal or the sewing up of labia. Elective surgery to make your lady bits attractive does not even come close IMO.
My opinion also.
The new thought in school is that female bits have been pout on show in porn shots that look a certain way due to censorship rules. The porn shots are photoshopped vaginas through legal requirements for soft porn mags. Being common access mags, the wider community now has an artificial notion of what a vagina on average looks like.
the movement to match the well publicised view of vagina may well have shaped the opinions of what a vagina should be rather that what the majority of vaginas are actually like for the world population.
Has media caused women to feel a need to re-model their lady bits as a consequence? This question is being pondered now.
Men generally don’t lookanyway, they do it by feel.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
Yeah…but we still love you anyway.
ta.
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:
My arm hurts. It’ll probably go all autistic. Thanks a lot vaccines!
If you feel a strange attraction to crayolas, you are probably going all artistic…
How did you know?! I just ate a box of fluoro crayons!
You’ll be farting rainbows like a unicorn in no time
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
Yeppers. Damn the positive talk people!
So…today I decided that when people tell me to smile I will say: “I can’t. Too much Botox.” That will shut them up ;)
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Rasclaat!
kii said:
So….boris, me lad…..is the word “chinga” okay in your rule book?
depends on the context. NZ clothing store, ok. X-Files episode, ok. spanish, probably not.
bumba’claart to you!
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
You can say it, but is it?
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
Yeah…but we still love you anyway.
ta.
Plus you will be even more famous with your printing press soon. You am so cool now!
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:If you feel a strange attraction to crayolas, you are probably going all artistic…
How did you know?! I just ate a box of fluoro crayons!
You’ll be farting rainbows like a unicorn in no time
I’ll let you know when I add glitter.
sarahs mum said:
Bummer. Dunno. You should check with the rule-maker.
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
None of us would believe you anyway.
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
Yeppers. Damn the positive talk people!
So…today I decided that when people tell me to smile I will say: “I can’t. Too much Botox.” That will shut them up ;)
Or you could say …. it is not my fault that you don’t hold my attention! ;)
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Rasclaat!depends on the context. NZ clothing store, ok. X-Files episode, ok. spanish, probably not.
bumba’claart to you!
My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:Bummer. Dunno. You should check with the rule-maker.
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
trev (TAO) ?
Arts said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
roughbarked said:My opinion also.
But surely the point is that FGM is performed on children, and is inherently much worse than voluntary surgery on adults, even if they didn’t remove the clitoris.
also fgm is generally performed without anesthetic and clean sterile environment..
even then the males speak of only others violating their women.
JudgeMental said:
And fuck is not a swear word in Jamaica. It is something one does.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Rasclaat!depends on the context. NZ clothing store, ok. X-Files episode, ok. spanish, probably not.
bumba’claart to you!
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
Yeppers. Damn the positive talk people!
So…today I decided that when people tell me to smile I will say: “I can’t. Too much Botox.” That will shut them up ;)
I am generally a positive person, but I would never tell someone to smile.
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:How did you know?! I just ate a box of fluoro crayons!
You’ll be farting rainbows like a unicorn in no time
I’ll let you know when I add glitter.
and then pics.. I want to see that
Arts said:
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
Yeppers. Damn the positive talk people!
So…today I decided that when people tell me to smile I will say: “I can’t. Too much Botox.” That will shut them up ;)
I am generally a positive person, but I would never tell someone to smile.
Generally it’s just men who say it to women.
Arts said:
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:You’ll be farting rainbows like a unicorn in no time
I’ll let you know when I add glitter.
and then pics.. I want to see that
your sick.
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
Rasclaat!bumba’claart to you!
My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
my mum used to tell us off for swearing, it’s almost the worse thing we could do as a child. Then she would swear in Yugoslav, but think we didn’t know.. it was funny
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:My opinion also.
The new thought in school is that female bits have been pout on show in porn shots that look a certain way due to censorship rules. The porn shots are photoshopped vaginas through legal requirements for soft porn mags. Being common access mags, the wider community now has an artificial notion of what a vagina on average looks like.
the movement to match the well publicised view of vagina may well have shaped the opinions of what a vagina should be rather that what the majority of vaginas are actually like for the world population.
Has media caused women to feel a need to re-model their lady bits as a consequence? This question is being pondered now.
Men generally don’t lookanyway, they do it by feel.
I’m pretty sure that men do quite a it of looking at labia, at least on computer screens.
Whether there is a resulting trend for women to feel the need to get their labia trimmed, I kind of doubt.
What does puzzle me is the lack of discussion of the effect of standard porn memes on male/female relationships. I mean when most porn shows men treating women like a piece of crap, and she’s supposed to pretend she enjoys it that way, that can’t be good can it?
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
Rasclaat!bumba’claart to you!
My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
Kuratz . Uncertain of the spelling but that is how you say a common swear word in Estonian
JudgeMental said:
Arts said:
kii said:I’ll let you know when I add glitter.
and then pics.. I want to see that
your sick.
who wouldn’t want to see kii farting glittery rainbows?
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
Rasclaat!bumba’claart to you!
My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
Here ya go Aunty Kii. :) Estonian swear words
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
Rasclaat!bumba’claart to you!
My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
monkey skipper said:
kii said:
JudgeMental said:bumba’claart to you!
My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
Kuratz . Uncertain of the spelling but that is how you say a common swear word in Estonian
That rings a bell.
I have Dad’s old dictionaries – I wonder if fuck is in the “F” section?
Woodie said:
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
You can say it, but is it?
It’s not good atm Woodie. However I do keep trying to make it into something.
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
sarahs mum said:Bummer. Dunno. You should check with the rule-maker.
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
trev (TAO) ?
Anyone heard from Trev? Think I had him on my Facebook there for a while. But he’s not now. An neither is Aunty Purps anymore either. puzzled
The Rev Dodgson said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:The new thought in school is that female bits have been pout on show in porn shots that look a certain way due to censorship rules. The porn shots are photoshopped vaginas through legal requirements for soft porn mags. Being common access mags, the wider community now has an artificial notion of what a vagina on average looks like.
the movement to match the well publicised view of vagina may well have shaped the opinions of what a vagina should be rather that what the majority of vaginas are actually like for the world population.
Has media caused women to feel a need to re-model their lady bits as a consequence? This question is being pondered now.
Men generally don’t lookanyway, they do it by feel.
I’m pretty sure that men do quite a it of looking at labia, at least on computer screens.
Whether there is a resulting trend for women to feel the need to get their labia trimmed, I kind of doubt.
What does puzzle me is the lack of discussion of the effect of standard porn memes on male/female relationships. I mean when most porn shows men treating women like a piece of crap, and she’s supposed to pretend she enjoys it that way, that can’t be good can it?
It puzzles me too.
Nagamist …from memory means go away and mini-urra as well. I am spelling how to say the word. have no idea of the actual spelling.
Woodie said:
kii said:
JudgeMental said:bumba’claart to you!
My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
Here ya go Aunty Kii. :) Estonian swear words
:D :D
Love it :P
Laksa Kotte
monkey skipper said:
kii said:
JudgeMental said:bumba’claart to you!
My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Kuratz . Uncertain of the spelling but that is how you say a common swear word in Estonian
Michael V said:
]And fuck is not a swear word in Jamaica. It is something one does.
So she came of her own accord?
kii said:
monkey skipper said:
kii said:My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
Kuratz . Uncertain of the spelling but that is how you say a common swear word in Estonian
That rings a bell.
I have Dad’s old dictionaries – I wonder if fuck is in the “F” section?
By that I mean it’s an English – Estonian/ Estonian – English dictionary…the main one. The one that is the size of a couple of bricks.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:Yeah…but we still love you anyway.
ta.
Plus you will be even more famous with your printing press soon. You am so cool now!
:) I admit to have being cheered on a bit throughout the fundraising. And it was successful. And I am occasionally now thinking about new work and that is better than thinking about shit.
Right. Gonna take my autistic arm, sit on the couch, give Grace conniptions and watch more Netflix with mr kii.
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:ta.
Plus you will be even more famous with your printing press soon. You am so cool now!
:) I admit to have being cheered on a bit throughout the fundraising. And it was successful. And I am occasionally now thinking about new work and that is better than thinking about shit.
The good thing about shit is that when it becomes that, it is gone.
I can swear in Yugoslavian as well.
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:ta.
Plus you will be even more famous with your printing press soon. You am so cool now!
:) I admit to have being cheered on a bit throughout the fundraising. And it was successful. And I am occasionally now thinking about new work and that is better than thinking about shit.
monkey skipper said:
I can swear in Yugoslavian as well.
you iss cliver lass, ja?
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
I can swear in Yugoslavian as well.you iss cliver lass, ja?
exposure ….exposure through friends growing up.
kii said:
Woodie said:
kii said:My father would occasionally swear in English, but he mostly muttered curses in Estonian. I really wish he had taught me those.
Here ya go Aunty Kii. :) Estonian swear words
:D :D
Love it :P
Laksa Kotte
wouldn’t you rather Lappa kotte?
The Rev Dodgson said:
I’m pretty sure that men do quite a it of looking at labia, at least on computer screens.
Just go to MONA in Hobart. There’s 75 of them on the wall.
Lump of wet plaster then THHHHHWAT let it set, and wack it on the wall, is what they did.
and just one swear word in Afrikaan
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
I can swear in Yugoslavian as well.you iss cliver lass, ja?
exposure ….exposure through friends growing up.
I know all the Italian swearwords in several dialects.
I have to go to work today but not just yet…enjoys free time a little more so.
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:
sarahs mum said:
Am I still allowed to say I am fucked of brain and my life is shit?
You can say it, but is it?
It’s not good atm Woodie. However I do keep trying to make it into something.
Just so long as you know we all care.
monkey skipper said:
I have to go to work today but not just yet…enjoys free time a little more so.
I was asked to work today and I told him where to go.
Woodie said:
The Rev Dodgson said:I’m pretty sure that men do quite a it of looking at labia, at least on computer screens.
Just go to MONA in Hobart. There’s 75 of them on the wall.
Lump of wet plaster then THHHHHWAT let it set, and wack it on the wall, is what they did.
Cunts.
Woodie said:
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:You can say it, but is it?
It’s not good atm Woodie. However I do keep trying to make it into something.
Just so long as you know we all care.
+1
Woodie said:
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
Bummer. Dunno. You should check with the rule-maker.trev (TAO) ?
Anyone heard from Trev? Think I had him on my Facebook there for a while. But he’s not now. An neither is Aunty Purps anymore either. puzzled
Haven’t seen a Trev pop up on facebook for a while. Purps unfriended me for some time but recently friended me again.
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:
sarahs mum said:It’s not good atm Woodie. However I do keep trying to make it into something.
Just so long as you know we all care.
+1
Ta. Really. Ta.
sarahs mum said:
Don’t think it was anything I said. Don’t say much at all on Facebook.So I don’t know why. still puzzled. But never mind, Purps would have had her reason, whatever that may have been.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
I have to go to work today but not just yet…enjoys free time a little more so.
I was asked to work today and I told him where to go.
Today is a rostered day.
Woodie said:
sarahs mum said:Don’t think it was anything I said. Don’t say much at all on Facebook.So I don’t know why. still puzzled. But never mind, Purps would have had her reason, whatever that may have been.
what happened?
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:
The Rev Dodgson said:I’m pretty sure that men do quite a it of looking at labia, at least on computer screens.
Just go to MONA in Hobart. There’s 75 of them on the wall.
Lump of wet plaster then THHHHHWAT let it set, and wack it on the wall, is what they did.
Cunts.
Ohm Mah…
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
I have to go to work today but not just yet…enjoys free time a little more so.
I was asked to work today and I told him where to go.
Today is a rostered day.
I’m only here to help.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:I was asked to work today and I told him where to go.
Today is a rostered day.
I’m only here to help.
It will be fun, usually is. I am trying to work out what adventure is on the table for tomorrow. I am pretty up-to-date with house stuff. I can reward that by doing something fun tomorrow.
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:Today is a rostered day.
I’m only here to help.
It will be fun, usually is. I am trying to work out what adventure is on the table for tomorrow. I am pretty up-to-date with house stuff. I can reward that by doing something fun tomorrow.
being prepared is always fun.
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:
sarahs mum said:Don’t think it was anything I said. Don’t say much at all on Facebook.So I don’t know why. still puzzled. But never mind, Purps would have had her reason, whatever that may have been.
what happened?
Dunno. Thought I hadn’t seen Purps say anything on Facebook for a while, so went and looked at “friend list” and not there anymore, so don’t even know when it was.
Someone stole $30,000 worth of Nutella
Canada News 2 hours ago
The theft of the sweet stuff was uncovered as part of a much larger auto ring bust.
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:
JudgeMental said:trev (TAO) ?
Anyone heard from Trev? Think I had him on my Facebook there for a while. But he’s not now. An neither is Aunty Purps anymore either. puzzled
Haven’t seen a Trev pop up on facebook for a while. Purps unfriended me for some time but recently friended me again.
trev has taken a break from FB as it was getting to him. I miss the old bugger. Purps posts quite a bit on the sssf fb page.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:Just go to MONA in Hobart. There’s 75 of them on the wall.
Lump of wet plaster then THHHHHWAT let it set, and wack it on the wall, is what they did.
Cunts.
Ohm Mah…
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=mona+cunts&biw=1366&bih=638&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjblZSIicXQAhUDkZQKHRRcD0gQ_AUICCgB
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:Don’t think it was anything I said. Don’t say much at all on Facebook.So I don’t know why. still puzzled. But never mind, Purps would have had her reason, whatever that may have been.
what happened?
Dunno. Thought I hadn’t seen Purps say anything on Facebook for a while, so went and looked at “friend list” and not there anymore, so don’t even know when it was.
She might have deleted the whole account. Some people delete their account or have to get another one if there has been a problem with that particular account.
There is a few possible explanations there …. really.
If she had to get a new account …she may not have been able to reconnect with previous friends if they are privately listed potentially and the old account was deleted proper.
hah. the nutella thief also stole….
YorkRegion @YorkRegion · 5h5 hours ago.@YRP recover stolen Lambo worth $340K, drugs, $30K worth of Nutella & uncover plot to kidnap a #Vaughan developer
how odd
If curve is about he may need to rethink his salmon tin stash for the apocalypse and start collecting nutella jars instead.
monkey skipper said:
If she had to get a new account …she may not have been able to reconnect with previous friends if they are privately listed potentially and the old account was deleted proper.
I’m easily found on Facebook.
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
If she had to get a new account …she may not have been able to reconnect with previous friends if they are privately listed potentially and the old account was deleted proper.I’m easily found on Facebook.
searches for woodie. nah.
Purps posts as toni H….
Woodie said:
Gotta go to town.This or this is on the shopping list. :)
Wadda ya reckon?
Go the small t this.
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
If she had to get a new account …she may not have been able to reconnect with previous friends if they are privately listed potentially and the old account was deleted proper.I’m easily found on Facebook.
2 woodies… 1 cup?
JudgeMental said:
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
If she had to get a new account …she may not have been able to reconnect with previous friends if they are privately listed potentially and the old account was deleted proper.I’m easily found on Facebook.
searches for woodie. nah.
Purps posts as toni H….
Purps has always been prone to dropping out for a time.
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:
Gotta go to town.This or this is on the shopping list. :)
Wadda ya reckon?
either or.
was looking at the emelia too. lpg version though.
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:
Gotta go to town.This or this is on the shopping list. :)
Wadda ya reckon?
second one
The first one has a far bigger oven, and more wizzy cooking “modes”. burners on the top are all the same size, expect for wok burner. The second, much smaller oven, and less wizzy “modes”, but both gas and electric oven. varying sizes of the burners on top from small to large.. second one is $500 cheaper.
Woodie said:
Gotta go to town.This or this is on the shopping list. :)
Wadda ya reckon?
We bought a cooker today….nothing that fancy, but it’ll do us :P I just want one that doesn’t turn itself off in the middle of baking bread.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
If she had to get a new account …she may not have been able to reconnect with previous friends if they are privately listed potentially and the old account was deleted proper.I’m easily found on Facebook.
2 woodies… 1 cup?
lol
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:
Gotta go to town.This or this is on the shopping list. :)
Wadda ya reckon?
either or.
So ya reckon it’s eenie meenie, do ya Ms Mum? They didn’t have them in the shop, sp the man at the shop is getting them in stock so I can have a look before I buy.
JudgeMental said:
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
If she had to get a new account …she may not have been able to reconnect with previous friends if they are privately listed potentially and the old account was deleted proper.I’m easily found on Facebook.
searches for woodie. nah.
Purps posts as toni H….
I’m not on as “Woodie”, I’m incommunicado in disguise. :)
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:
Gotta go to town.This or this is on the shopping list. :)
Wadda ya reckon?
second one
The first one has a far bigger oven, and more wizzy cooking “modes”. burners on the top are all the same size, expect for wok burner. The second, much smaller oven, and less wizzy “modes”, but both gas and electric oven. varying sizes of the burners on top from small to large.. second one is $500 cheaper.
Which do you think will last the journey longest?
kii said:
Woodie said:
Gotta go to town.This or this is on the shopping list. :)
Wadda ya reckon?
We bought a cooker today….nothing that fancy, but it’ll do us :P I just want one that doesn’t turn itself off in the middle of baking bread.
Ours only did that after SWMB watched, wiped down the console and reset the timer.
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:
Gotta go to town.This or this is on the shopping list. :)
Wadda ya reckon?
second one
The first one has a far bigger oven, and more wizzy cooking “modes”. burners on the top are all the same size, expect for wok burner. The second, much smaller oven, and less wizzy “modes”, but both gas and electric oven. varying sizes of the burners on top from small to large.. second one is $500 cheaper.
do you want more bibs and bobs or 500 dollars for something else in the house?
Woodie said:
JudgeMental said:
Woodie said:I’m easily found on Facebook.
searches for woodie. nah.
Purps posts as toni H….
I’m not on as “Woodie”, I’m incommunicado in disguise. :)
i know, we are friends on FB.
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:
Woodie said:I’m easily found on Facebook.
searches for woodie. nah.
Purps posts as toni H….
Purps has always been prone to dropping out for a time.
“dropping out” or “unfriending” are two different things.
monkey skipper said:
hah. the nutella thief also stole…. YorkRegion @YorkRegion · 5h5 hours ago.@YRP recover stolen Lambo worth $340K, drugs, $30K worth of Nutella & uncover plot to kidnap a #Vaughan developer
how odd
https://twitter.com/i/moments/802253490588385281
An entire shipment of nutella
Woodie said:
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:searches for woodie. nah.
Purps posts as toni H….
Purps has always been prone to dropping out for a time.
“dropping out” or “unfriending” are two different things.
Were you caught up in the Spock vs Purple saga?
Woodie said:
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:searches for woodie. nah.
Purps posts as toni H….
Purps has always been prone to dropping out for a time.
“dropping out” or “unfriending” are two different things.
some people need to go walk- about sometimes….this helps them get their head space back and stuff like that…
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:second one
The first one has a far bigger oven, and more wizzy cooking “modes”. burners on the top are all the same size, expect for wok burner. The second, much smaller oven, and less wizzy “modes”, but both gas and electric oven. varying sizes of the burners on top from small to large.. second one is $500 cheaper.
Which do you think will last the journey longest?
If you do too much research on these things, reviews, forums, etc you’ll never buy anything. One will say “get this one because”, then the next will say “Don’t get this one because” and its regarding the exact same thing.
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:second one
The first one has a far bigger oven, and more wizzy cooking “modes”. burners on the top are all the same size, expect for wok burner. The second, much smaller oven, and less wizzy “modes”, but both gas and electric oven. varying sizes of the burners on top from small to large.. second one is $500 cheaper.
Which do you think will last the journey longest?
Which one is easier to clean?
Woodie said:
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:The first one has a far bigger oven, and more wizzy cooking “modes”. burners on the top are all the same size, expect for wok burner. The second, much smaller oven, and less wizzy “modes”, but both gas and electric oven. varying sizes of the burners on top from small to large.. second one is $500 cheaper.
Which do you think will last the journey longest?
If you do too much research on these things, reviews, forums, etc you’ll never buy anything. One will say “get this one because”, then the next will say “Don’t get this one because” and its regarding the exact same thing.
Try reading between the lines.
Woodie said:
roughbarked said:
JudgeMental said:searches for woodie. nah.
Purps posts as toni H….
Purps has always been prone to dropping out for a time.
“dropping out” or “unfriending” are two different things.
I’m sorry if I jumped to conclusions.
I’m just happy she is here again.
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:second one
The first one has a far bigger oven, and more wizzy cooking “modes”. burners on the top are all the same size, expect for wok burner. The second, much smaller oven, and less wizzy “modes”, but both gas and electric oven. varying sizes of the burners on top from small to large.. second one is $500 cheaper.
If the second one had the same size oven as the first, then it’d be the second one. That’s why the man is getting them both in stock, so I can actually see the oven size. Oven sizes are often misquoted. Some say “total oven size” is xxxx and other quote “usable oven size”, but NONE tell you which method they’ve used.
The second seems to have the SAME oven size as the 53cm wide version, yet the one I’m looking at is 70cm wide. Seems odd that the extra 17cm width is not reflected in the oven size.
kii said:
Woodie said:
roughbarked said:Purps has always been prone to dropping out for a time.
“dropping out” or “unfriending” are two different things.
Were you caught up in the Spock vs Purple saga?
???????? Don’t know anything about that one.
kii said:
Woodie said:
roughbarked said:Purps has always been prone to dropping out for a time.
“dropping out” or “unfriending” are two different things.
Were you caught up in the Spock vs Purple saga?
Perhaps.
:(
not intentionally if so.
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:The first one has a far bigger oven, and more wizzy cooking “modes”. burners on the top are all the same size, expect for wok burner. The second, much smaller oven, and less wizzy “modes”, but both gas and electric oven. varying sizes of the burners on top from small to large.. second one is $500 cheaper.
Which do you think will last the journey longest?
Which one is easier to clean?
The first one has cataclysmic side walls, but they burn out after 300 hours, apparently. It also has a “wet mode” where you put water in the bottom, and turn on “wet oven mode” and it moistens/softens the gunk so it says. The second has titanium coated walls, but niether has removable walls. Also, if it’s too wide, some complain the shelves etc don’t fit in a standard kitchen sink for cleaning properly.
See what I mean about too much research???? :)
Better hoof it… otherwise the shop’ll be shut. It’s up the bush, you know. They all shut at midday on Saturdays.
Woodie said:
Better hoof it… otherwise the shop’ll be shut. It’s up the bush, you know. They all shut at midday on Saturdays.
bye Woodie a character as per usual and bringing some fun to the discussion.
Woodie said:
kii said:
Woodie said:“dropping out” or “unfriending” are two different things.
Were you caught up in the Spock vs Purple saga?
???????? Don’t know anything about that one.
It was a while back.
I know nothing. (Not much)
Woodie said:
kii said:
Woodie said:“dropping out” or “unfriending” are two different things.
Were you caught up in the Spock vs Purple saga?
???????? Don’t know anything about that one.
A long time ago.
Any people here interested in donating to the people out at Standing Rock? A trustworthy friend is asking for donations of items, but I might be able to talk him into using monetary donations and buying non-perishable foods etc before his colleague goes up there.
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:
kii said:Were you caught up in the Spock vs Purple saga?
???????? Don’t know anything about that one.
A long time ago.
What was it about?
kii said:
Any people here interested in donating to the people out at Standing Rock? A trustworthy friend is asking for donations of items, but I might be able to talk him into using monetary donations and buying non-perishable foods etc before his colleague goes up there.
What’s happening at Standing Rock?
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:
Any people here interested in donating to the people out at Standing Rock? A trustworthy friend is asking for donations of items, but I might be able to talk him into using monetary donations and buying non-perishable foods etc before his colleague goes up there.
What’s happening at Standing Rock?
A stoned sit-in
party_pants said:
Heh.
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:
Any people here interested in donating to the people out at Standing Rock? A trustworthy friend is asking for donations of items, but I might be able to talk him into using monetary donations and buying non-perishable foods etc before his colleague goes up there.
What’s happening at Standing Rock?
A stoned sit-in
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:???????? Don’t know anything about that one.
A long time ago.
What was it about?
I don’t feel like digging it back up.
roughbarked said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:A long time ago.
What was it about?
I don’t feel like digging it back up.
Ok.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Nice, thanks.
How to cheat perspective drawing
Witty Rejoinder said:
kii said:
Any people here interested in donating to the people out at Standing Rock? A trustworthy friend is asking for donations of items, but I might be able to talk him into using monetary donations and buying non-perishable foods etc before his colleague goes up there.
What’s happening at Standing Rock?
Standing Rock, Nth Dakota.
Pipeline – oil vs water quality – Native Americans vs law enforcement/army etc – pepper spray – concussive hand grenades – just the usual.
CrazyNeutrino said:
roughbarked said:
Woodie said:???????? Don’t know anything about that one.
A long time ago.
What was it about?
She said/she said. Emails. People at odds with each other. Mental health issues. Stuff. I backed away from it all and sat in the corner.
It played out behind the scenes mostly…AFAIK.
stuff to do and just not into it today
transition said:
stuff to do and just not into it today
I’m still sick and flakey.
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
Michael V said:
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
Get much rain up there?
why didn’t the dickhead in the Toyota ad just write out his long list with an ordinary biro on ordinary lined paper in normal font size?
Michael V said:
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
I’ve never built a malarkey. How does one build a malarkey?
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
I’ve never built a malarkey. How does one build a malarkey?
go to bunnings and get some scratch. most things can be built from scratch.
Peak Warming Man said:
Nothing so far. All around, but nothing here.
Michael V said:
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
Get much rain up there?
:(
Woodie said:
:)~P
Michael V said:
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
I’ve never built a malarkey. How does one build a malarkey?
JudgeMental said:
:)~P
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
I’ve never built a malarkey. How does one build a malarkey?
go to bunnings and get some scratch. most things can be built from scratch.
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
I’ve never built a malarkey. How does one build a malarkey?
I’m not sure, but I’m pretty sure it involves sky hooks.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said::)~P
Woodie said:I’ve never built a malarkey. How does one build a malarkey?
go to bunnings and get some scratch. most things can be built from scratch.
the wind will change and you’ll stay like that!
The Rev Dodgson said:
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
I’ve never built a malarkey. How does one build a malarkey?
I’m not sure, but I’m pretty sure it involves sky hooks.
shirley you’re joking?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
I managed to get a bit of yard tidying done. I’m over this building malarkey.
I’ve never built a malarkey. How does one build a malarkey?
I’m not sure, but I’m pretty sure it involves sky hooks.
Only if you are still living in the 70s.
JudgeMental said:
Ok mum.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said::)~Pgo to bunnings and get some scratch. most things can be built from scratch.
the wind will change and you’ll stay like that!
I went to Tool mart today. I think we have a contender for new favourite shoppe.
party_pants said:
Hmmm.
I went to Tool mart today. I think we have a contender for new favourite shoppe.
Seems to be a Perth thing.
party_pants said:
I went to Tool mart today. I think we have a contender for new favourite shoppe.
I’m going to Saint Genevieve’s Christmas Faire tomorrow.
Hopefully the man who digs stuff up will be attending.
Michael V said:
party_pants said:Hmmm.
I went to Tool mart today. I think we have a contender for new favourite shoppe.
Seems to be a Perth thing.
Possibly. They seem to have a larger range even than Bunnings.
kii said:
party_pants said:
I went to Tool mart today. I think we have a contender for new favourite shoppe.
I’m going to Saint Genevieve’s Christmas Faire tomorrow.
Hopefully the man who digs stuff up will be attending.
I found a gofundme for south dakota. I will bung something in sometime this arvo..
https://www.gofundme.com/bsbnodaplwinterrelief
kii said:
party_pants said:
I went to Tool mart today. I think we have a contender for new favourite shoppe.
I’m going to Saint Genevieve’s Christmas Faire tomorrow.
Hopefully the man who digs stuff up will be attending.
tell me more about the sort of stuff he digs up…
This dude…http://kokopelli-nmsu.com/making-a-living-with-nm-rocks-and-minerals/
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
party_pants said:
I went to Tool mart today. I think we have a contender for new favourite shoppe.
I’m going to Saint Genevieve’s Christmas Faire tomorrow.
Hopefully the man who digs stuff up will be attending.
I found a gofundme for south dakota. I will bung something in sometime this arvo..
https://www.gofundme.com/bsbnodaplwinterrelief
A friend’s friend is heading up there from ABQ so a call has gone out for stuff.
kii said:
This dude…http://kokopelli-nmsu.com/making-a-living-with-nm-rocks-and-minerals/
Interesting. I guess if it works for him instead of a “regular job” then good luck to him.
party_pants said:
kii said:
This dude…http://kokopelli-nmsu.com/making-a-living-with-nm-rocks-and-minerals/
Interesting. I guess if it works for him instead of a “regular job” then good luck to him.
A few years back he had some interesting bits of metal….old belt buckles or clasps, I think. I bought a few, and a tiny pottery dish, the size of a 20 piece, and a tiny porcelain doll’s cup.
kii said:
party_pants said:
kii said:
This dude…http://kokopelli-nmsu.com/making-a-living-with-nm-rocks-and-minerals/
Interesting. I guess if it works for him instead of a “regular job” then good luck to him.
A few years back he had some interesting bits of metal….old belt buckles or clasps, I think. I bought a few, and a tiny pottery dish, the size of a 20 piece, and a tiny porcelain doll’s cup.
He 3D prints them all and then ages them with heat and ochre then sells them to English ladies telling them a cock and bull story of the privation and near death experiences he went through to find them.
It’ a living.
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:I’m going to Saint Genevieve’s Christmas Faire tomorrow.
Hopefully the man who digs stuff up will be attending.
I found a gofundme for south dakota. I will bung something in sometime this arvo..
https://www.gofundme.com/bsbnodaplwinterrelief
Cool :)
I figured there’d be something.A friend’s friend is heading up there from ABQ so a call has gone out for stuff.
I hope they are safe.
bit warm outside right now, 37 C, but it is time to play outside. Maybe I’ll just wear shorts.
Michael V said:
party_pants said:Hmmm.
I went to Tool mart today. I think we have a contender for new favourite shoppe.
Seems to be a Perth thing.
and bunbury. we also have total tools.
Two medicinal cannabis education trailers are operating in Tasmania in an attempt to encourage people to talk about its use.
Rain has started. Thunder, too. Could be interesting. The gutters have been removed by the builders prior to putting up the awnings…
Michael V said:
I hope not too much water gets into the walls.
Rain has started. Thunder, too. Could be interesting. The gutters have been removed by the builders prior to putting up the awnings…
Justin: BREAKING NEWS
Cuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
Michael V said:
Justin: BREAKING NEWSCuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
Smoked a few cigars in his lifetime.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Michael V said:
Justin: BREAKING NEWSCuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
Smoked a few cigars in his lifetime.
I suppose he killed a few people as well while smoking his cigars
Michael V said:
Michael V said:I hope not too much water gets into the walls.
Rain has started. Thunder, too. Could be interesting. The gutters have been removed by the builders prior to putting up the awnings…
Who are the Walls? Do they live next door?
Michael V said:
Justin: BREAKING NEWSCuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
Che Guevara will be most upset.
Woodie said:
Dunno. No.
Michael V said:
Michael V said:I hope not too much water gets into the walls.
Rain has started. Thunder, too. Could be interesting. The gutters have been removed by the builders prior to putting up the awnings…
Who are the Walls? Do they live next door?
:)~P
FMD….. there was chat in here last night about coffee machines. Particularly the word “nespresso” was mentioned. Guess what “google ads” are appearing in ad spots on websites now. Yep. You guessed it.Hardly a coincidence, methinks.
And they reckon they need our meta-data to catch terrorists!! Just fucking ask Google instead!!
Michael V said:
Justin: BREAKING NEWSCuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
Woodie said:
Hasn’t happened to me. But I am getting ads for tinnies on Gumtree.
FMD….. there was chat in here last night about coffee machines. Particularly the word “nespresso” was mentioned. Guess what “google ads” are appearing in ad spots on websites now. Yep. You guessed it.Hardly a coincidence, methinks.And they reckon they need our meta-data to catch terrorists!! Just fucking ask Google instead!!
wookiemeister said:
Michael V said:
Justin: BREAKING NEWSCuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
fidel lives !!!!!!!!!!!!
He’s Dead Jim.
Michael V said:
Justin: BREAKING NEWSCuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
We’ll miss his 7 hour speeches.
Woodie said:
FMD….. there was chat in here last night about coffee machines. Particularly the word “nespresso” was mentioned. Guess what “google ads” are appearing in ad spots on websites now. Yep. You guessed it.Hardly a coincidence, methinks.And they reckon they need our meta-data to catch terrorists!! Just fucking ask Google instead!!
Yep it knows all.
I just went and had a look at the weather on the BOM and the ad there was for polly pipe that I was looking for earlier.
We’re all a target.
Michael V said:
Woodie said:Hasn’t happened to me. But I am getting ads for tinnies on Gumtree.
FMD….. there was chat in here last night about coffee machines. Particularly the word “nespresso” was mentioned. Guess what “google ads” are appearing in ad spots on websites now. Yep. You guessed it.Hardly a coincidence, methinks.And they reckon they need our meta-data to catch terrorists!! Just fucking ask Google instead!!
Think I was one that typed “nespresso”, so it’s usually only “going out stuff” that then translates into ads. ie stuff that you directly request or interact with. ads for the actual item I’ve looked at on Gumtree usually begin to pop up after a couple of hours as well. Was looking at Kobuta tractors earlier. I’ll wait a see.
CrazyNeutrino said:
wookiemeister said:
Michael V said:
Justin: BREAKING NEWSCuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
fidel lives !!!!!!!!!!!!He’s Dead Jim.
Peak Warming Man said:
Woodie said:
FMD….. there was chat in here last night about coffee machines. Particularly the word “nespresso” was mentioned. Guess what “google ads” are appearing in ad spots on websites now. Yep. You guessed it.Hardly a coincidence, methinks.And they reckon they need our meta-data to catch terrorists!! Just fucking ask Google instead!!
Yep it knows all.
I just went and had a look at the weather on the BOM and the ad there was for polly pipe that I was looking for earlier.
We’re all a target.
That’s exactly where the NEspresso ads were for me.
Woodie said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Woodie said:
FMD….. there was chat in here last night about coffee machines. Particularly the word “nespresso” was mentioned. Guess what “google ads” are appearing in ad spots on websites now. Yep. You guessed it.Hardly a coincidence, methinks.And they reckon they need our meta-data to catch terrorists!! Just fucking ask Google instead!!
Yep it knows all.
I just went and had a look at the weather on the BOM and the ad there was for polly pipe that I was looking for earlier.
We’re all a target.
That’s exactly where the NEspresso ads were for me.
I was looking at springer spaniel puppies on gumtree one night. And the very next day the ex hubby rings me up and says he has seen an ad for puppies in the huon and if he got me one would I give him Cobbett.
Fuck you google.
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:
Peak Warming Man said:Yep it knows all.
I just went and had a look at the weather on the BOM and the ad there was for polly pipe that I was looking for earlier.
We’re all a target.
That’s exactly where the NEspresso ads were for me.
I was looking at springer spaniel puppies on gumtree one night. And the very next day the ex hubby rings me up and says he has seen an ad for puppies in the huon and if he got me one would I give him Cobbett.
Fuck you google.
Steady old horse.
Hello. Did I miss much?
Michael V said:
Justin: BREAKING NEWSCuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
Good riddance, he was a very nasty critter.
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Did I miss much?
no. hello.
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Did I miss much?
no. hello.
oh. well my weekend has officially commenced.
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello. Did I miss much?
no. hello.
oh. well my weekend has officially commenced.
I haven’t been here so I don’t know what you’ve missed.
I’ve had a pleasant day of music practice and reading in the garden.
Woodie said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Woodie said:
FMD….. there was chat in here last night about coffee machines. Particularly the word “nespresso” was mentioned. Guess what “google ads” are appearing in ad spots on websites now. Yep. You guessed it.Hardly a coincidence, methinks.And they reckon they need our meta-data to catch terrorists!! Just fucking ask Google instead!!
Yep it knows all.
I just went and had a look at the weather on the BOM and the ad there was for polly pipe that I was looking for earlier.
We’re all a target.
That’s exactly where the NEspresso ads were for me.
Bunnings Kmart Officeworks Scoopon Travago nutcrackers
Bubblecar said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:no. hello.
oh. well my weekend has officially commenced.
I haven’t been here so I don’t know what you’ve missed.
I’ve had a pleasant day of music practice and reading in the garden.
are there faeries at the bottom of the garden?
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:
Peak Warming Man said:Yep it knows all.
I just went and had a look at the weather on the BOM and the ad there was for polly pipe that I was looking for earlier.
We’re all a target.
That’s exactly where the NEspresso ads were for me.
I was looking at springer spaniel puppies on gumtree one night. And the very next day the ex hubby rings me up and says he has seen an ad for puppies in the huon and if he got me one would I give him Cobbett.
Fuck you google.
I don’t think it’s google that needs the cursing.
Bubblecar said:
Michael V said:
Justin: BREAKING NEWSCuba’s former leader Fidel Castro has died aged 90, state TV reports.
Good riddance, he was a very nasty critter.
He is very highly regarded in Cuba, which is more than can be said of most politicians.
PermeateFree said:
He is very highly regarded in Cuba, which is more than can be said of most politicians.
Not by the many thousands who suffered under his regime.
monkey skipper said:
are there faeries at the bottom of the garden?
If there are they’ll presumably follow me to my next place. Which sadly is not likely to have such a lovely big garden.
Bubblecar said:
monkey skipper said:
are there faeries at the bottom of the garden?
If there are they’ll presumably follow me to my next place. Which sadly is not likely to have such a lovely big garden.
why are you moving bubblecar?
monkey skipper said:
why are you moving bubblecar?
Property’s been sold, so I have until the end of February (when my lease runs out) to move.
Time to go and rustle up a dinner.
Bubblecar said:
PermeateFree said:
He is very highly regarded in Cuba, which is more than can be said of most politicians.
Not by the many thousands who suffered under his regime.
The people who suffered under his regime were the people who had benefited under the dictator he overthrew in 1969. Most people gained considerably. and were more than pleased to rid themselves of a highly corrupt regime.
PermeateFree said:
1959, IIRC.
Bubblecar said:
PermeateFree said:
He is very highly regarded in Cuba, which is more than can be said of most politicians.
Not by the many thousands who suffered under his regime.
The people who suffered under his regime were the people who had benefited under the dictator he overthrew in 1969. Most people gained considerably. and were more than pleased to rid themselves of a highly corrupt regime.
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Woodie said:That’s exactly where the NEspresso ads were for me.
I was looking at springer spaniel puppies on gumtree one night. And the very next day the ex hubby rings me up and says he has seen an ad for puppies in the huon and if he got me one would I give him Cobbett.
Fuck you google.
I don’t think it’s google that needs the cursing.
Sorry.
Michael V said:
PermeateFree said:1959, IIRC.
Bubblecar said:Not by the many thousands who suffered under his regime.
The people who suffered under his regime were the people who had benefited under the dictator he overthrew in 1969. Most people gained considerably. and were more than pleased to rid themselves of a highly corrupt regime.
Most of the Group of 75, including Orlando Zapata Tamayo, did not benefit from the Battista regime and indeed were born long after it was gone.
Michael V said:
PermeateFree said:1959, IIRC.
Bubblecar said:Not by the many thousands who suffered under his regime.
The people who suffered under his regime were the people who had benefited under the dictator he overthrew in 1969. Most people gained considerably. and were more than pleased to rid themselves of a highly corrupt regime.
My mistake, thanks.
dv said:
Michael V said:
PermeateFree said:1959, IIRC.The people who suffered under his regime were the people who had benefited under the dictator he overthrew in 1969. Most people gained considerably. and were more than pleased to rid themselves of a highly corrupt regime.
Most of the Group of 75, including Orlando Zapata Tamayo, did not benefit from the Battista regime and indeed were born long after it was gone.
>>Black Spring refers to the 2003 crackdown on Cuban dissidents. The government imprisoned 75 dissidents, that included 29 journalists, as well as librarians, human rights activists, and democracy activists, on the basis that they were acting as agents of the United States by accepting aid from the US government. Although Amnesty International adopted 75 Cubans as prisoners of conscience, according to Cuba “the 75 individuals arrested, tried and sentenced in March/April 2003 … who were jailed are demonstrably not independent thinkers, writers or human rights activists, but persons directly in the pay of the US government … those who were arrested and tried were charged not with criticizing the government, but for receiving American government funds and collaborating with U.S diplomats.”<<
America had done some very nasty things to Cuba and were not held in high esteem.
for those that do..
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10210110508614284&set=gm.10154885878402280&type=3&theater
America had done some very nasty things to Cuba and were not held in high esteem.
…
Yes.
Bloody hell. Andrew Bolt says we should abolish the senate. Oh what will become of the ‘unrepresentative swine’!
Hmmm. Second fishing trawler to go missing in a month or so here.
Is this a new Bermuda triangle?
monkey skipper said:
The new thought in school is that female bits have been pout on show in porn shots that look a certain way due to censorship rules. The porn shots are photoshopped vaginas through legal requirements for soft porn mags. Being common access mags, the wider community now has an artificial notion of what a vagina on average looks like.the movement to match the well publicised view of vagina may well have shaped the opinions of what a vagina should be rather that what the majority of vaginas are actually like for the world population.
Has media caused women to feel a need to re-model their lady bits as a consequence? This question is being pondered now.
Counter to this is that pretty much anybody has access to hardcore porn on the internet. And with regards to body image, hardcore porn doesn’t impose any restrictions. One can see fat or thin, old or young, hairy or hairless, large labia or small labia, etc. A lesson to be learnt from hardcore porn is that there is wide variation out there.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bloody hell. Andrew Bolt says we should abolish the senate. Oh what will become of the ‘unrepresentative swine’!
and replace it with…?
party_pants said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bloody hell. Andrew Bolt says we should abolish the senate. Oh what will become of the ‘unrepresentative swine’!
and replace it with…?
Nothing AFAICT. Apparently the house of reps is all we need.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bloody hell. Andrew Bolt says we should abolish the senate. Oh what will become of the ‘unrepresentative swine’!
Why does he try to wreck everyone’s weekend every weekend?
sarahs mum said:
Why does he try to wreck everyone’s weekend every weekend?
He’s just trying to keep it real.
Witty Rejoinder said:
party_pants said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bloody hell. Andrew Bolt says we should abolish the senate. Oh what will become of the ‘unrepresentative swine’!
and replace it with…?
Nothing AFAICT. Apparently the house of reps is all we need.
Before I board the bus I would like task see a quote or two.
sarahs mum said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bloody hell. Andrew Bolt says we should abolish the senate. Oh what will become of the ‘unrepresentative swine’!
Why does he try to wreck everyone’s weekend every weekend?
I think Andrew Bolt has wet dreams about being a dictator.
PermeateFree said:
The people who suffered under his regime were the people who had benefited under the dictator he overthrew in 1969. Most people gained considerably. and were more than pleased to rid themselves of a highly corrupt regime.
No, the people suffered under him were ordinary Cubans, including the vast numbers of gay men banished to what were effectively concentration camps, under Castro’s institutionalised oppression of LGBT people.
Bubblecar said:
PermeateFree said:
The people who suffered under his regime were the people who had benefited under the dictator he overthrew in 1969. Most people gained considerably. and were more than pleased to rid themselves of a highly corrupt regime.
No, the people suffered under him were ordinary Cubans, including the vast numbers of gay men banished to what were effectively concentration camps, under Castro’s institutionalised oppression of LGBT people.
So he didn’t like gays, I think you will find in his day, most people didn’t like gays including this country. Get real will you!
AwesomeO said:
Before I board the bus I would like task see a quote or two.
Xenophon shows blackmailing Senate must go
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
November 26, 2016 3:03pm
The Senate was meant to be a house of review. Now it’s a house of blackmail.
Senator Nick Xenophon now demands the Turnbull Government pay him off with green policies or else he’ll destroy its workplace reforms.
Malcolm Turnbull’s agenda is being held to ransom in a clash over the Murray-Darling river system, as Senate powerbroker Nick Xenophon demands an expensive deal on water reform as the price for his vote on government bills.
The ultimatum sent the government reeling late yesterday amid fears its workplace relations reforms could be put in limbo, cruelling plans to legislate new curbs on unions when parliament resumes on Monday.
Scrap the Senate now. There is no way any government can make the changes this country desperately needs while we have what we have now: a Liberal-led government in the House of Representatives and a Labor-led coalition of the Left and populists in the Senate.
Result: deadlock, broken only by miniscule “reforms” dearly bought with green trade-offs and extra spending.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/xenophon-shows-blackmailing-senate-must-go/news-story/940cc4374c15b6022c074cebf2a50173
What if you got rid of the Senate and replace it with the opposition in the House of Reps?
PermeateFree said:
So he didn’t like gays, I think you will find in his day, most people didn’t like gays including this country. Get real will you!
Sorry, I keep forgetting that you’re a screaming homophobe yourself.
sarahs mum said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bloody hell. Andrew Bolt says we should abolish the senate. Oh what will become of the ‘unrepresentative swine’!
Why does he try to wreck everyone’s weekend every weekend?
because he’s a front bum.
Bubblecar said:
PermeateFree said:
The people who suffered under his regime were the people who had benefited under the dictator he overthrew in 1969. Most people gained considerably. and were more than pleased to rid themselves of a highly corrupt regime.
No, the people suffered under him were ordinary Cubans, including the vast numbers of gay men banished to what were effectively concentration camps, under Castro’s institutionalised oppression of LGBT people.
And for your information car, most ordinary Cubans had great affection for Castro, even when the Soviet Union collapsed and left them with few resources. They were hard times and together they got through it. Can’t say what the gays did, but possibly what they always did, but with continual moans about Castro.
Witty Rejoinder said:
AwesomeO said:Before I board the bus I would like task see a quote or two.
Xenophon shows blackmailing Senate must go
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
November 26, 2016 3:03pmThe Senate was meant to be a house of review. Now it’s a house of blackmail.
Senator Nick Xenophon now demands the Turnbull Government pay him off with green policies or else he’ll destroy its workplace reforms.
Malcolm Turnbull’s agenda is being held to ransom in a clash over the Murray-Darling river system, as Senate powerbroker Nick Xenophon demands an expensive deal on water reform as the price for his vote on government bills.
The ultimatum sent the government reeling late yesterday amid fears its workplace relations reforms could be put in limbo, cruelling plans to legislate new curbs on unions when parliament resumes on Monday.
Scrap the Senate now. There is no way any government can make the changes this country desperately needs while we have what we have now: a Liberal-led government in the House of Representatives and a Labor-led coalition of the Left and populists in the Senate.
Result: deadlock, broken only by miniscule “reforms” dearly bought with green trade-offs and extra spending.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/xenophon-shows-blackmailing-senate-must-go/news-story/940cc4374c15b6022c074cebf2a50173
Cheers, consider me boarded. Having said that, for any side of politics having your agenda blocked is an unhappy situation. Against that, I think the senate performs a valuable service.
Bubblecar said:
PermeateFree said:
So he didn’t like gays, I think you will find in his day, most people didn’t like gays including this country. Get real will you!
Sorry, I keep forgetting that you’re a screaming homophobe yourself.
And you are nothing but a drama queen. Grow up.
castro reminds me of car oil.
Witty Rejoinder said:
He’s entitled to say that. No worries. But it’d need a major constitutional change. Not something done easily in Australia. Perhaps Bolt could spend his energies trying to make that happen. It’d keep him off the streets.
AwesomeO said:Before I board the bus I would like task see a quote or two.
Xenophon shows blackmailing Senate must go
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
November 26, 2016 3:03pmThe Senate was meant to be a house of review. Now it’s a house of blackmail.
Senator Nick Xenophon now demands the Turnbull Government pay him off with green policies or else he’ll destroy its workplace reforms.
Malcolm Turnbull’s agenda is being held to ransom in a clash over the Murray-Darling river system, as Senate powerbroker Nick Xenophon demands an expensive deal on water reform as the price for his vote on government bills.
The ultimatum sent the government reeling late yesterday amid fears its workplace relations reforms could be put in limbo, cruelling plans to legislate new curbs on unions when parliament resumes on Monday.
Scrap the Senate now. There is no way any government can make the changes this country desperately needs while we have what we have now: a Liberal-led government in the House of Representatives and a Labor-led coalition of the Left and populists in the Senate.
Result: deadlock, broken only by miniscule “reforms” dearly bought with green trade-offs and extra spending.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/xenophon-shows-blackmailing-senate-must-go/news-story/940cc4374c15b6022c074cebf2a50173
You’re on permanent ignore now Permeate, you been given enough chances. As far as I’m concerned it’s time for you to fuck off.
Bubblecar said:
You’re on permanent ignore now Permeate, you been given enough chances. As far as I’m concerned it’s time for you to fuck off.
you = you’ve
My not so frugal tea tonight will be grilled lamb chops, smashed potato and a side salad.
Washed down with a cold glass of a popular cola.
monkey skipper said:
Ha! Never thought of that before.
castro reminds me of car oil.
IIRC, Castrol (oil company) was named for Castor Oil.
Peak Warming Man said:
My not so frugal tea tonight will be grilled lamb chops, smashed potato and a side salad.
Washed down with a cold glass of a popular cola.
I still have a painful gorb.
I ate an omelette with some finely chopped salami, onion and a teensy weensy can of cream corned in it.
Michael V said:
Witty Rejoinder said:He’s entitled to say that. No worries. But it’d need a major constitutional change. Not something done easily in Australia. Perhaps Bolt could spend his energies trying to make that happen. It’d keep him off the streets.
AwesomeO said:Before I board the bus I would like task see a quote or two.
Xenophon shows blackmailing Senate must go
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
November 26, 2016 3:03pmThe Senate was meant to be a house of review. Now it’s a house of blackmail.
Senator Nick Xenophon now demands the Turnbull Government pay him off with green policies or else he’ll destroy its workplace reforms.
Malcolm Turnbull’s agenda is being held to ransom in a clash over the Murray-Darling river system, as Senate powerbroker Nick Xenophon demands an expensive deal on water reform as the price for his vote on government bills.
The ultimatum sent the government reeling late yesterday amid fears its workplace relations reforms could be put in limbo, cruelling plans to legislate new curbs on unions when parliament resumes on Monday.
Scrap the Senate now. There is no way any government can make the changes this country desperately needs while we have what we have now: a Liberal-led government in the House of Representatives and a Labor-led coalition of the Left and populists in the Senate.
Result: deadlock, broken only by miniscule “reforms” dearly bought with green trade-offs and extra spending.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/xenophon-shows-blackmailing-senate-must-go/news-story/940cc4374c15b6022c074cebf2a50173
Harriden (?) for years made great mileage for his electorate and his issues on the back of being a senate Kingmaker. The big problem as I see it, is that any government cannot force through an unpopular decision that may be the right decision and senators do get disproportionate power. With that is a system where someone who due to preference whispering manages to get a seat on only a handful of votes that can hold a nation at ransom. I think there is a case for voting reform.
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Ha! Never thought of that before.
castro reminds me of car oil.
IIRC, Castrol (oil company) was named for Castor Oil.
you might be surprised but not all people think the way … I do…laughs
Peak Warming Man said:
Just finished my evening mug of hot strong black tea. Thanks for asking. For dinner: leftovers from last night’s cooking that left me with yellow fingers. Spiced vegetables with yoghurt and grated fresh turmeric.
My not so frugal tea tonight will be grilled lamb chops, smashed potato and a side salad.
Washed down with a cold glass of a popular cola.
Bubblecar said:
You’re on permanent ignore now Permeate, you been given enough chances. As far as I’m concerned it’s time for you to fuck off.
Well you are the super bigot around here and personally I don’t give a damn what you do or think, which apart from cooking, demonising everybody who does not think gays are wonderful and getting yourself in a multitude of scrapes a child of 10 could get out of. I don’t think you have much to offer.
Right then, I’m back to annoy you. I’ll give you little bits of what I learned at the skeptics convention today. First up, something I didn’t know about our Health Minister…..she changed her name to Sussan with two s’s because of numerology. I thought it might have been a fib…but it’s not, I checked on it.
“Around this time Ley changed the spelling of her first name. “I read about this numerology theory that if you add the numbers that match the letters in your name you can change your personality. I worked out that if you added an “s” I would have an incredibly exciting, interesting life and nothing would ever be boring. It’s that simple,” she says, chuckling. “And once I’d added the “s” it was really hard to take it away.”
From here: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/health/sussan-leys-next-big-challenge/news-story/38922ac6dcf1e7911d1426394a457490
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
You’re on permanent ignore now Permeate, you been given enough chances. As far as I’m concerned it’s time for you to fuck off.
you = you’ve
:)))
The first lecture this morning was Turning Metaphysics into Physics: Gravitational Waves and the Beginning of Time. I actually understood nearly all of it. Presenter was Lawrence Krauss
AwesomeO said:
Michael V said:
Witty Rejoinder said:He’s entitled to say that. No worries. But it’d need a major constitutional change. Not something done easily in Australia. Perhaps Bolt could spend his energies trying to make that happen. It’d keep him off the streets.Xenophon shows blackmailing Senate must go
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
November 26, 2016 3:03pmThe Senate was meant to be a house of review. Now it’s a house of blackmail.
Senator Nick Xenophon now demands the Turnbull Government pay him off with green policies or else he’ll destroy its workplace reforms.
Malcolm Turnbull’s agenda is being held to ransom in a clash over the Murray-Darling river system, as Senate powerbroker Nick Xenophon demands an expensive deal on water reform as the price for his vote on government bills.
The ultimatum sent the government reeling late yesterday amid fears its workplace relations reforms could be put in limbo, cruelling plans to legislate new curbs on unions when parliament resumes on Monday.
Scrap the Senate now. There is no way any government can make the changes this country desperately needs while we have what we have now: a Liberal-led government in the House of Representatives and a Labor-led coalition of the Left and populists in the Senate.
Result: deadlock, broken only by miniscule “reforms” dearly bought with green trade-offs and extra spending.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/xenophon-shows-blackmailing-senate-must-go/news-story/940cc4374c15b6022c074cebf2a50173
Harriden (?) for years made great mileage for his electorate and his issues on the back of being a senate Kingmaker. The big problem as I see it, is that any government cannot force through an unpopular decision that may be the right decision and senators do get disproportionate power. With that is a system where someone who due to preference whispering manages to get a seat on only a handful of votes that can hold a nation at ransom. I think there is a case for voting reform.
Harridine. Oh..I didn’t like him..
However I do like Wilkie lots. I wish there were more Wilkies to go around.
AwesomeO said:
However, when the Federation was set up, each state was given equal representation in the house of review (Senate). It’d be politically extremely difficult to destroy that system and keep the Federation.
Michael V said:
Witty Rejoinder said:He’s entitled to say that. No worries. But it’d need a major constitutional change. Not something done easily in Australia. Perhaps Bolt could spend his energies trying to make that happen. It’d keep him off the streets.Xenophon shows blackmailing Senate must go
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
November 26, 2016 3:03pmThe Senate was meant to be a house of review. Now it’s a house of blackmail.
Senator Nick Xenophon now demands the Turnbull Government pay him off with green policies or else he’ll destroy its workplace reforms.
Malcolm Turnbull’s agenda is being held to ransom in a clash over the Murray-Darling river system, as Senate powerbroker Nick Xenophon demands an expensive deal on water reform as the price for his vote on government bills.
The ultimatum sent the government reeling late yesterday amid fears its workplace relations reforms could be put in limbo, cruelling plans to legislate new curbs on unions when parliament resumes on Monday.
Scrap the Senate now. There is no way any government can make the changes this country desperately needs while we have what we have now: a Liberal-led government in the House of Representatives and a Labor-led coalition of the Left and populists in the Senate.
Result: deadlock, broken only by miniscule “reforms” dearly bought with green trade-offs and extra spending.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/xenophon-shows-blackmailing-senate-must-go/news-story/940cc4374c15b6022c074cebf2a50173
Harriden (?) for years made great mileage for his electorate and his issues on the back of being a senate Kingmaker. The big problem as I see it, is that any government cannot force through an unpopular decision that may be the right decision and senators do get disproportionate power. With that is a system where someone who due to preference whispering manages to get a seat on only a handful of votes that can hold a nation at ransom. I think there is a case for voting reform.
monkey skipper said:
:)
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Ha! Never thought of that before.
castro reminds me of car oil.
IIRC, Castrol (oil company) was named for Castor Oil.
you might be surprised but not all people think the way … I do…laughs
I hadn’t heard of Tong Ren Therapy…..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I4r3FrzFBc
buffy said:
The first lecture this morning was Turning Metaphysics into Physics: Gravitational Waves and the Beginning of Time. I actually understood nearly all of it. Presenter was Lawrence Krauss
Did you get to the Boat Show?
buffy said:
Well, how about that!Right then, I’m back to annoy you. I’ll give you little bits of what I learned at the skeptics convention today. First up, something I didn’t know about our Health Minister…..she changed her name to Sussan with two s’s because of numerology. I thought it might have been a fib…but it’s not, I checked on it.
“Around this time Ley changed the spelling of her first name. “I read about this numerology theory that if you add the numbers that match the letters in your name you can change your personality. I worked out that if you added an “s” I would have an incredibly exciting, interesting life and nothing would ever be boring. It’s that simple,” she says, chuckling. “And once I’d added the “s” it was really hard to take it away.”
From here: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/health/sussan-leys-next-big-challenge/news-story/38922ac6dcf1e7911d1426394a457490
Michael V said:
AwesomeO said:However, when the Federation was set up, each state was given equal representation in the house of review (Senate). It’d be politically extremely difficult to destroy that system and keep the Federation.
Michael V said:
He’s entitled to say that. No worries. But it’d need a major constitutional change. Not something done easily in Australia. Perhaps Bolt could spend his energies trying to make that happen. It’d keep him off the streets.Harriden (?) for years made great mileage for his electorate and his issues on the back of being a senate Kingmaker. The big problem as I see it, is that any government cannot force through an unpopular decision that may be the right decision and senators do get disproportionate power. With that is a system where someone who due to preference whispering manages to get a seat on only a handful of votes that can hold a nation at ransom. I think there is a case for voting reform.
I agree. Impossible I would say. And there are no complaints when a government controls both houses. I think on the whole the benefits outweigh the negatives with the caveat that the preference flows should be addressed. A vote should be obvious and transparent. I don’t like to vote for someone and find it goes elsewhere.
Or Koren Specific Technique:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Om_JtkETeiA
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:The first lecture this morning was Turning Metaphysics into Physics: Gravitational Waves and the Beginning of Time. I actually understood nearly all of it. Presenter was Lawrence Krauss
Did you get to the Boat Show?
I believe Mr buffy answered you on that one a couple of weeks ago. But then, I don’t know if he really was just sitting here watching cricket this afternoon. Tomorrow he is going to the ambulance museum. He has some old photos for them and he’s going to catch up with a couple of other old ambos from his Melbourne days (1970s)
Michael V said:
buffy said:Well, how about that!Right then, I’m back to annoy you. I’ll give you little bits of what I learned at the skeptics convention today. First up, something I didn’t know about our Health Minister…..she changed her name to Sussan with two s’s because of numerology. I thought it might have been a fib…but it’s not, I checked on it.
“Around this time Ley changed the spelling of her first name. “I read about this numerology theory that if you add the numbers that match the letters in your name you can change your personality. I worked out that if you added an “s” I would have an incredibly exciting, interesting life and nothing would ever be boring. It’s that simple,” she says, chuckling. “And once I’d added the “s” it was really hard to take it away.”
From here: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/health/sussan-leys-next-big-challenge/news-story/38922ac6dcf1e7911d1426394a457490
Makes you really pleased she is the Health Minister…
buffy said:
The first lecture this morning was Turning Metaphysics into Physics: Gravitational Waves and the Beginning of Time. I actually understood nearly all of it. Presenter was Lawrence Krauss
did you hear Jo Alabaster talk?
buffy said:
Michael V said:
buffy said:Well, how about that!Right then, I’m back to annoy you. I’ll give you little bits of what I learned at the skeptics convention today. First up, something I didn’t know about our Health Minister…..she changed her name to Sussan with two s’s because of numerology. I thought it might have been a fib…but it’s not, I checked on it.
“Around this time Ley changed the spelling of her first name. “I read about this numerology theory that if you add the numbers that match the letters in your name you can change your personality. I worked out that if you added an “s” I would have an incredibly exciting, interesting life and nothing would ever be boring. It’s that simple,” she says, chuckling. “And once I’d added the “s” it was really hard to take it away.”
From here: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/health/sussan-leys-next-big-challenge/news-story/38922ac6dcf1e7911d1426394a457490
Makes you really pleased she is the Health Minister…
I had little faith in her before hand.
buffy said:
Bloody! (I read about it instead of youtubing it.)I hadn’t heard of Tong Ren Therapy…..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I4r3FrzFBc
AwesomeO said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
AwesomeO said:Before I board the bus I would like task see a quote or two.
Xenophon shows blackmailing Senate must go
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
November 26, 2016 3:03pmThe Senate was meant to be a house of review. Now it’s a house of blackmail.
Senator Nick Xenophon now demands the Turnbull Government pay him off with green policies or else he’ll destroy its workplace reforms.
Malcolm Turnbull’s agenda is being held to ransom in a clash over the Murray-Darling river system, as Senate powerbroker Nick Xenophon demands an expensive deal on water reform as the price for his vote on government bills.
The ultimatum sent the government reeling late yesterday amid fears its workplace relations reforms could be put in limbo, cruelling plans to legislate new curbs on unions when parliament resumes on Monday.
Scrap the Senate now. There is no way any government can make the changes this country desperately needs while we have what we have now: a Liberal-led government in the House of Representatives and a Labor-led coalition of the Left and populists in the Senate.
Result: deadlock, broken only by miniscule “reforms” dearly bought with green trade-offs and extra spending.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/xenophon-shows-blackmailing-senate-must-go/news-story/940cc4374c15b6022c074cebf2a50173
Cheers, consider me boarded. Having said that, for any side of politics having your agenda blocked is an unhappy situation. Against that, I think the senate performs a valuable service.
And yet Julia managed to negotiate an awful lot of stuff through a Senate she didn’t control. Maybe they need to employ her to teach them how to do diplomacy.
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:The first lecture this morning was Turning Metaphysics into Physics: Gravitational Waves and the Beginning of Time. I actually understood nearly all of it. Presenter was Lawrence Krauss
did you hear Jo Alabaster talk?
Yes. She was extremely nervous.
buffy said:
Not!
Michael V said:
buffy said:Well, how about that!Right then, I’m back to annoy you. I’ll give you little bits of what I learned at the skeptics convention today. First up, something I didn’t know about our Health Minister…..she changed her name to Sussan with two s’s because of numerology. I thought it might have been a fib…but it’s not, I checked on it.
“Around this time Ley changed the spelling of her first name. “I read about this numerology theory that if you add the numbers that match the letters in your name you can change your personality. I worked out that if you added an “s” I would have an incredibly exciting, interesting life and nothing would ever be boring. It’s that simple,” she says, chuckling. “And once I’d added the “s” it was really hard to take it away.”
From here: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/health/sussan-leys-next-big-challenge/news-story/38922ac6dcf1e7911d1426394a457490
Makes you really pleased she is the Health Minister…
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:The first lecture this morning was Turning Metaphysics into Physics: Gravitational Waves and the Beginning of Time. I actually understood nearly all of it. Presenter was Lawrence Krauss
did you hear Jo Alabaster talk?
Yes. She was extremely nervous.
i can imagine. i know her on FB and her aunt lives in town here. I work with her.
buffy said:
AwesomeO said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Xenophon shows blackmailing Senate must go
Andrew Bolt, Herald Sun
November 26, 2016 3:03pmThe Senate was meant to be a house of review. Now it’s a house of blackmail.
Senator Nick Xenophon now demands the Turnbull Government pay him off with green policies or else he’ll destroy its workplace reforms.
Malcolm Turnbull’s agenda is being held to ransom in a clash over the Murray-Darling river system, as Senate powerbroker Nick Xenophon demands an expensive deal on water reform as the price for his vote on government bills.
The ultimatum sent the government reeling late yesterday amid fears its workplace relations reforms could be put in limbo, cruelling plans to legislate new curbs on unions when parliament resumes on Monday.
Scrap the Senate now. There is no way any government can make the changes this country desperately needs while we have what we have now: a Liberal-led government in the House of Representatives and a Labor-led coalition of the Left and populists in the Senate.
Result: deadlock, broken only by miniscule “reforms” dearly bought with green trade-offs and extra spending.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/xenophon-shows-blackmailing-senate-must-go/news-story/940cc4374c15b6022c074cebf2a50173
Cheers, consider me boarded. Having said that, for any side of politics having your agenda blocked is an unhappy situation. Against that, I think the senate performs a valuable service.
And yet Julia managed to negotiate an awful lot of stuff through a Senate she didn’t control. Maybe they need to employ her to teach them how to do diplomacy.
Yeah she was great. Makes you wonder why her party replaced her. Rose coloured glasses and all that.
buffy have you decorated your windows as yet this year?
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:The first lecture this morning was Turning Metaphysics into Physics: Gravitational Waves and the Beginning of Time. I actually understood nearly all of it. Presenter was Lawrence Krauss
did you hear Jo Alabaster talk?
Yes. She was extremely nervous.
was her talk good?
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:did you hear Jo Alabaster talk?
Yes. She was extremely nervous.
was her talk good?
She had to cut a bit out of it, but she put across her ideas quite well. And she handled a couple of questions quite well.
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:Yes. She was extremely nervous.
was her talk good?
She had to cut a bit out of it, but she put across her ideas quite well. And she handled a couple of questions quite well.
good, she suffers a bit from a few things that make life a bit hard for her.
monkey skipper said:
buffy have you decorated your windows as yet this year?
No, I’m not allowed to do it until December. So next week. I don’t have any really Big Ideas. I think my big sheepskin teddy might have to reprise his sitting in the window with a bottle of wine and a glass and a book and get gradually more dishevelled over the month. Haven’t done that for a few years.
MV….you will like this one too:
https://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/integrative-medicine-is-the-butt-of-a-sokal-type-hoax/
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:
JudgeMental said:was her talk good?
She had to cut a bit out of it, but she put across her ideas quite well. And she handled a couple of questions quite well.
good, she suffers a bit from a few things that make life a bit hard for her.
Yes, I picked that up fairly quickly.
buffy said:
And yet Julia managed to negotiate an awful lot of stuff through a Senate she didn’t control. Maybe they need to employ her to teach them how to do diplomacy.
True, but a good lot of it had too many band-aids on it to be truly effective for what it was meant to do.
And another one for your edification:
http://www.csicop.org/specialarticles/show/braco_the_gazer
(one of the presentations was Fun with Alternative Medicine: It’s OK to Laugh. Speaker was Harriett Hall)
Woodie said:
buffy said:And yet Julia managed to negotiate an awful lot of stuff through a Senate she didn’t control. Maybe they need to employ her to teach them how to do diplomacy.
True, but a good lot of it had too many band-aids on it to be truly effective for what it was meant to do.
It got through in some form. Looks like this lot are just going to be stonewalled.
buffy said:
Love it!MV….you will like this one too:
https://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/integrative-medicine-is-the-butt-of-a-sokal-type-hoax/
So creative.
buffy said:
“He allegedly restored someone’s sight, healed a paraplegic woman, and even cleared someone’s blocked nostrils.”And another one for your edification:
http://www.csicop.org/specialarticles/show/braco_the_gazer
(one of the presentations was Fun with Alternative Medicine: It’s OK to Laugh. Speaker was Harriett Hall)
“
PMSL!
(still reading)
it is after 5pm local, I declare it time for cider.
cheers
party_pants said:
it is after 5pm local, I declare it time for cider.cheers
Dickins?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:
it is after 5pm local, I declare it time for cider.cheers
Dickins?
hehe – I know the clip, but no.
party_pants said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:
it is after 5pm local, I declare it time for cider.cheers
Dickins?
hehe – I know the clip, but no.
Peckerin’s then?
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Dickins?
hehe – I know the clip, but no.
Peckerin’s then?
technically speaking it’s a perry, but the manufacturer have labeled it pear cider.
party_pants said:
it is after 5pm local, I declare it time for cider.cheers
hi pp
I’ve run out of stuff for you MV. But if you google Harriet Hall, she’s done quite a bit of writing. And is an interesting lady.
party_pants said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:hehe – I know the clip, but no.
Peckerin’s then?
technically speaking it’s a perry, but the manufacturer have labeled it pear cider.
Ah.
Was worried it was fist, balls and awlin cider…
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
it is after 5pm local, I declare it time for cider.cheers
hi pp
hello
I have a new TV antenna and some kitchen and bathroom taps, but hardly worth posting the pictures.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Peckerin’s then?
technically speaking it’s a perry, but the manufacturer have labeled it pear cider.
Ah.
Was worried it was fist, balls and awlin cider…
I’d love to have a Dickins Cider with Katie Perry.
party_pants said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:technically speaking it’s a perry, but the manufacturer have labeled it pear cider.
Ah.
Was worried it was fist, balls and awlin cider…
I’d love to have a Dickins Cider with Katie Perry.
Buddy goode does a great version
party_pants said:
monkey skipper said:
party_pants said:
it is after 5pm local, I declare it time for cider.cheers
hi pp
hello
I have a new TV antenna and some kitchen and bathroom taps, but hardly worth posting the pictures.
progress is progress
Michael V said:
How amazing.
buffy said:“He allegedly restored someone’s sight, healed a paraplegic woman, and even cleared someone’s blocked nostrils.”And another one for your edification:
http://www.csicop.org/specialarticles/show/braco_the_gazer
(one of the presentations was Fun with Alternative Medicine: It’s OK to Laugh. Speaker was Harriett Hall)
“
PMSL!
(still reading)
Amazing gazing…
dv said:
You’re terrible Muriel
party_pants said:
I intensely dislike this dumbing-down of the language.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
party_pants said:hehe – I know the clip, but no.
Peckerin’s then?
technically speaking it’s a perry, but the manufacturer have labeled it pear cider.
buffy said:
I’ve run out of stuff for you MV. But if you google Harriet Hall, she’s done quite a bit of writing. And is an interesting lady.
buffy said:
Ta, I will.I’ve run out of stuff for you MV. But if you google Harriet Hall, she’s done quite a bit of writing. And is an interesting lady.
Michael V said:
http://www.skepdoc.info/index.html
buffy said:Ta, I will.I’ve run out of stuff for you MV. But if you google Harriet Hall, she’s done quite a bit of writing. And is an interesting lady.
Bookmarked. Ta.
:) :) :)
Life of Brian is on. Seen it heaps but it’s still funny.
Yes.
AwesomeO said:
Life of Brian is on. Seen it heaps but it’s still funny.
Brilliant, it will be timeless.
AwesomeO said:
Life of Brian is on. Seen it heaps but it’s still funny.
There’s an interview on youtube , Michael Palin John Cleese and some bishop and Malcolm Muggeridge. It’s amazing how much outrage the film caused at the time. It was banned by some councils across Britain.
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.
I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
Well, how can I help?
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
Well, how can I help?
probably by letting him down gently.
;-)
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
The first rule of secret ulterior motives is to keep them secret.
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
Does it involve an alternative to Pi?
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
Well, how can I help?
probably by letting him down gently.
;-)
Jesus … my optimism just popped like the Hindenberg.
pommiejohn said:
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
Does it involve an alternative to Pi?
it doesn’t sound good at first blush. it is always hard when ones life work is probably rubbish.
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
dv said:Well, how can I help?
probably by letting him down gently.
;-)
Jesus … my optimism just popped like the Hindenberg.
LOL, yeah. seen scores of these on other science forums.
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
well the weather forecast algorithm thingo was transformed into an earthquake prediction tool or visa versa so…
JudgeMental said:
Keep us informed, please.
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
party_pants said:
snigger
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
The first rule of secret ulterior motives is to keep them secret.
pommiejohn said:
11.459 pies.
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
Does it involve an alternative to Pi?
monkey skipper said:
earthquake prediction tool
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
well the weather forecast algorithm thingo was transformed into an earthquake prediction tool or visa versa so…
eyes pop
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:11.459 pies.
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
Does it involve an alternative to Pi?
bbq or tomato sauce with that? :-)
The Australian city’s nomination was met with some skepticism, particularly because of its location in the Southern Hemisphere — the reversal of seasons meant the games would have to be held during the Northern Hemisphere’s winter, when many athletes would typically be resting.
After four rounds of voting, Melbourne triumphed over Buenos Aires by a vote of 21 to 20
————————————————————————————————————————————-
I see, so despite or hemispherical handicap we still managed to beat Buenos Aires.
monkey skipper said:
Worcestershire sauce, please.
Michael V said:
pommiejohn said:11.459 pies.Does it involve an alternative to Pi?
bbq or tomato sauce with that? :-)
:)
Peak Warming Man said:
Probably because Melbourne had more money at that time.
The Australian city’s nomination was met with some skepticism, particularly because of its location in the Southern Hemisphere — the reversal of seasons meant the games would have to be held during the Northern Hemisphere’s winter, when many athletes would typically be resting.
After four rounds of voting, Melbourne triumphed over Buenos Aires by a vote of 21 to 20
————————————————————————————————————————————-I see, so despite or hemispherical handicap we still managed to beat Buenos Aires.
pommiejohn said:
Does it involve an alternative to Pi?
Here’s something to ponder: Does the binary representation of p contain pornographic imagery?
KJW said:
pommiejohn said:
Does it involve an alternative to Pi?
Here’s something to ponder: Does the binary representation of p contain pornographic imagery?
That (p) should be pi. The Preview indicated that that the symbol font would be displayed, but it didn’t. :-(
KJW said:
I dunno. Please explain why it might.
pommiejohn said:
Does it involve an alternative to Pi?
Here’s something to ponder: Does the binary representation of p contain pornographic imagery?
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Worcestershire sauce, please.
Michael V said:
11.459 pies.bbq or tomato sauce with that? :-)
:)
Good grief, some of you are seriously weird :/
Peak Warming Man said:
The Australian city’s nomination was met with some skepticism, particularly because of its location in the Southern Hemisphere — the reversal of seasons meant the games would have to be held during the Northern Hemisphere’s winter, when many athletes would typically be resting.
After four rounds of voting, Melbourne triumphed over Buenos Aires by a vote of 21 to 20
————————————————————————————————————————————-I see, so despite or hemispherical handicap we still managed to beat Buenos Aires.
Good catch, centurion
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
The Australian city’s nomination was met with some skepticism, particularly because of its location in the Southern Hemisphere — the reversal of seasons meant the games would have to be held during the Northern Hemisphere’s winter, when many athletes would typically be resting.
After four rounds of voting, Melbourne triumphed over Buenos Aires by a vote of 21 to 20
————————————————————————————————————————————-I see, so despite or hemispherical handicap we still managed to beat Buenos Aires.
Good catch, centurion
oh, yeah
Michael V said:
KJW said:I dunno. Please explain why it might.
pommiejohn said:
Does it involve an alternative to Pi?
Here’s something to ponder: Does the binary representation of p contain pornographic imagery?
Any computer file is just a sequence of 1’s and 0’s, just as the binary representation of pi is a sequence of 1’s and 0’s. I’m not suggesting that it’s likely, only that it’s possible. We still don’t know if pi is “normal” (all sequences are equally likely).
JudgeMental said:
sssf fb, oh dear. we’ll see.I actually joined here to try and find a Mathematician or Physicist I could talk to about new number system I have developed over the past 36 years that is embedded in the Universe and predicts events.
Are you Donde by any chance?
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
dv said:Well, how can I help?
probably by letting him down gently.
;-)
Jesus … my optimism just popped like the Hindenberg.
Just tell him I died or something.
kii said:
Michael V said:What’s wrong with Worcestershire sauce?
monkey skipper said:Worcestershire sauce, please.bbq or tomato sauce with that? :-)
:)
Good grief, some of you are seriously weird :/
I’m awake very early. My arm is hurting and I feel blerghy. Bloody vaccinations!!
Why didn’t the Preview work properly?
KJW said:
Michael V said:
KJW said:I dunno. Please explain why it might.Here’s something to ponder: Does the binary representation of p contain pornographic imagery?
Any computer file is just a sequence of 1’s and 0’s, just as the binary representation of pi is a sequence of 1’s and 0’s. I’m not suggesting that it’s likely, only that it’s possible. We still don’t know if pi is “normal” (all sequences are equally likely).
Could you write pi out in binary form please.
I’m going to bed now but I’ll check and see how you’re going in the morning.
kii said:
What’s wrong with Worcestershire sauce?
Michael V said:
monkey skipper said:Worcestershire sauce, please.bbq or tomato sauce with that? :-)
:)
Good grief, some of you are seriously weird :/
KJW said:
Why didn’t the Preview work properly?
the code has been rewritten a few times to reduce the number of tricks and features you can post, Perhaps the preview function has not been updated,
Michael V said:
kii said:What’s wrong with Worcestershire sauce?
Michael V said:
Worcestershire sauce, please.:)
Good grief, some of you are seriously weird :/
fixed
nowt
Michael V said:
kii said:
Michael V said:
Worcestershire sauce, please.:)
Good grief, some of you are seriously weird :/
What’s wrong with Worcestershire sauce? (fixed)
In the right place it is fine :P
kii said:
The right place is pies, I reckon.
Michael V said:
kii said:Good grief, some of you are seriously weird :/
What’s wrong with Worcestershire sauce? (fixed)In the right place it is fine :P
Peak Warming Man said:
Could you write pi out in binary form please.
I’m going to bed now but I’ll check and see how you’re going in the morning.
I found this:
http://www.befria.nu/elias/pi/binpi.html
Michael V said:
kii said:The right place is pies, I reckon.
Michael V said:What’s wrong with Worcestershire sauce? (fixed)
In the right place it is fine :P
i like it on pies and pasties too. tom sauce on sausage rolls.
Might take my blerghy self back to bed and dream of my new stove that is being installed on Monday afternoon. One that doesn’t turn off in the middle of baking bread. A stove that will have easy to control temperature. One that is shiny and clean…..w/o other people’s stains that are impossible to remove.
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
kii said:The right place is pies, I reckon.In the right place it is fine :P
i like it on pies and pasties too. tom sauce on sausage rolls.
And you think I am weird? :P
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
Michael V said:
The right place is pies, I reckon.i like it on pies and pasties too. tom sauce on sausage rolls.
And you think I am weird? :P
at least i don’t have a certificate!
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
JudgeMental said:i like it on pies and pasties too. tom sauce on sausage rolls.
And you think I am weird? :P
at least i don’t have a certificate!
It’s a diploma!
kii said:
Might take my blerghy self back to bed and dream of my new stove that is being installed on Monday afternoon. One that doesn’t turn off in the middle of baking bread. A stove that will have easy to control temperature. One that is shiny and clean…..w/o other people’s stains that are impossible to remove.
:)
kii said:
Might take my blerghy self back to bed and dream of my new stove that is being installed on Monday afternoon. One that doesn’t turn off in the middle of baking bread. A stove that will have easy to control temperature. One that is shiny and clean…..w/o other people’s stains that are impossible to remove.
new stuff is always good :)
Catholic priest Father John Walshe resigns after sex abuse allegations
Another pedo priest.
JudgeMental said:
I do.
kii said:
JudgeMental said:i like it on pies and pasties too. tom sauce on sausage rolls.
And you think I am weird? :P
at least i don’t have a certificate!
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
kii said:And you think I am weird? :P
at least i don’t have a certificate!
It’s a diploma!
LOL. :-)
CrazyNeutrino said:
Catholic priest Father John Walshe resigns after sex abuse allegationsAnother pedo priest.
The victim was 18yo.
Pauline Hanson lands in hot water over Great Barrier Reef dive
Doesn’t go to effected coral areas, stays away from them.
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:I do.
kii said:And you think I am weird? :P
at least i don’t have a certificate!
understandable, for a swinger.
just finished burroughs princess of mars. not much like the movie.
just started jose farmers rasignac the devil
JudgeMental said:
Nice…
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:I do.at least i don’t have a certificate!
understandable, for a swinger.
Bye.
night night you lot
CNN accidentally aired a half hour of porn instead of Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Parts Unknown’ – spicing up Thanksgiving night, a Boston viewer has claimed.
The viewer posted several photos of her screen on Twitter, showing how she was expecting to tune in for Bourdain’s travelogue but was met with explicit images of porn star Riley Quinn instead. She also reached out to her cable provider, RCN, asking for explanations.
The porn movie, according to the user, went on for at least 30 minutes. She first saw it on CNN around 10:30 pm, watched something else, and kept checking periodically until the channel blacked out completely at 11 pm.
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CrazyNeutrino said:
’Oops, I think those parts are known!’ Did CNN ‘accidentally air 30 minutes of hardcore porn in Boston area instead of Anthony Bourdain’s show’?CNN accidentally aired a half hour of porn instead of Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Parts Unknown’ – spicing up Thanksgiving night, a Boston viewer has claimed.
The viewer posted several photos of her screen on Twitter, showing how she was expecting to tune in for Bourdain’s travelogue but was met with explicit images of porn star Riley Quinn instead. She also reached out to her cable provider, RCN, asking for explanations.
The porn movie, according to the user, went on for at least 30 minutes. She first saw it on CNN around 10:30 pm, watched something else, and kept checking periodically until the channel blacked out completely at 11 pm.
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there is no way this was accidental
CrazyNeutrino said:
She first saw it on CNN around 10:30 pm, watched something else, and kept checking periodically
I bet she did.
nudge, nudge, wink, wink
kii said:
w/o other people’s stains that are impossible to remove.
I know how you feel. Specially the bed sheets.
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
’Oops, I think those parts are known!’ Did CNN ‘accidentally air 30 minutes of hardcore porn in Boston area instead of Anthony Bourdain’s show’?CNN accidentally aired a half hour of porn instead of Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Parts Unknown’ – spicing up Thanksgiving night, a Boston viewer has claimed.
The viewer posted several photos of her screen on Twitter, showing how she was expecting to tune in for Bourdain’s travelogue but was met with explicit images of porn star Riley Quinn instead. She also reached out to her cable provider, RCN, asking for explanations.
The porn movie, according to the user, went on for at least 30 minutes. She first saw it on CNN around 10:30 pm, watched something else, and kept checking periodically until the channel blacked out completely at 11 pm.
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there is no way this was accidental
Probably a disgruntled employee.
Woodie said:
kii said:
w/o other people’s stains that are impossible to remove.
I know how you feel. Specially the bed sheets.
this is why I never source mattresses from kerbside collections.
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
’Oops, I think those parts are known!’ Did CNN ‘accidentally air 30 minutes of hardcore porn in Boston area instead of Anthony Bourdain’s show’?CNN accidentally aired a half hour of porn instead of Anthony Bourdain’s ‘Parts Unknown’ – spicing up Thanksgiving night, a Boston viewer has claimed.
The viewer posted several photos of her screen on Twitter, showing how she was expecting to tune in for Bourdain’s travelogue but was met with explicit images of porn star Riley Quinn instead. She also reached out to her cable provider, RCN, asking for explanations.
The porn movie, according to the user, went on for at least 30 minutes. She first saw it on CNN around 10:30 pm, watched something else, and kept checking periodically until the channel blacked out completely at 11 pm.
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there is no way this was accidental
Probably a disgruntled employee.
something like that, or an idiot who thought it was funny
party_pants said:
Woodie said:kii said:
w/o other people’s stains that are impossible to remove.
I know how you feel. Specially the bed sheets.
this is why I never source mattresses from kerbside collections.
Could make interesting bacteria studies.
Woodie said:
kii said:
w/o other people’s stains that are impossible to remove.
I know how you feel. Specially the bed sheets.
Bed is where you should be, young man. Off you go with your gutter mouth.
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
Woodie said:I know how you feel. Specially the bed sheets.
this is why I never source mattresses from kerbside collections.
Could make interesting bacteria studies.
not really my field
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:there is no way this was accidental
Probably a disgruntled employee.
something like that, or an idiot who thought it was funny
15 minutes of fame becomes half an hour of fame.
CrazyNeutrino said:
The Hyperloop down under: Australian engineers show off their design for Elon Musk’s 760mph travel podsIt’s said that the Hyperloop could carry passengers at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour, travelling from Los Angeles to San Francisco in just 30 minutes.
Now, 30 teams selected through SpaceX’s competition are developing working prototypes that will be put to the test in January.
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The Hyperloop is a pipe dream. We’ll have a nuclear fusion generator in every home before one of these is ever built.
sibeen said:
The Hyperloop is a pipe dream.
.
Very droll.
sibeen said:
CrazyNeutrino said:Now, 30 teams selected through SpaceX’s competition are developing working prototypes that will be put to the test in January.
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The Hyperloop is a pipe dream. We’ll have a nuclear fusion generator in every home before one of these is ever built.
Yeah, especially while Malcolm Turnbull is PM
;)
Witty Rejoinder said:
sibeen said:The Hyperloop is a pipe dream.
.
Very droll.
But very apt. The engineering obstacles needed to be overcome to get anything like this built means it will never come to fruition.
sibeen said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
sibeen said:The Hyperloop is a pipe dream.
.
Very droll.
But very apt. The engineering obstacles needed to be overcome to get anything like this built means it will never come to fruition.
Takes Notes
“The tube is suspended off the ground to protect against weather and earthquakes”
I don’t understand how ‘suspension’ protects against earthquakes?
CrazyNeutrino said:
The Hyperloop down under: Australian engineers show off their design for Elon Musk’s 760mph travel podsIt’s said that the Hyperloop could carry passengers at speeds of up to 760 miles per hour, travelling from Los Angeles to San Francisco in just 30 minutes.
Now, 30 teams selected through SpaceX’s competition are developing working prototypes that will be put to the test in January.
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maybe they will have another thousand railway crossings on the roads?
you might as well have NO project and employ a thousand managers to blow a few hundred billion to get nothing done apart from putting their wages up; in this case more managers being paid higher wages is seen as an increasing efficiency
by year two of the project anyone who knows what they are doing will have been sacked and a hollow shell of managers will be left
the shell grows more and more drawing a greater vacuum behind it behind until a catastrophic implosion that takes half of the state
wookiemeister said:
you might as well have NO project and employ a thousand managers to blow a few hundred billion to get nothing done apart from putting their wages up; in this case more managers being paid higher wages is seen as an increasing efficiency
It’s good to have you back Wookie.
:P
wookiemeister said:
Hey, it’s good to have billionaires spend their money on whatever bullshit they want, employing whomever. It’s nice to have some money trickling down. I wish some was trickling down to me now. But it’s not.
you might as well have NO project and employ a thousand managers to blow a few hundred billion to get nothing done apart from putting their wages up; in this case more managers being paid higher wages is seen as an increasing efficiency
Witty Rejoinder said:
Sky hooks.
“The tube is suspended off the ground to protect against weather and earthquakes”I don’t understand how ‘suspension’ protects against earthquakes?
Michael V said:
Hey, it’s good to have billionaires spend their money on whatever bullshit they want, employing whomever. It’s nice to have some money trickling down. I wish some was trickling down to me now. But it’s not.
The only trickling I get is down me leg.
Michael V said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Sky hooks.
“The tube is suspended off the ground to protect against weather and earthquakes”I don’t understand how ‘suspension’ protects against earthquakes?
There ya go. Bloody living in the 70s again!
Michael V said:
wookiemeister said:Hey, it’s good to have billionaires spend their money on whatever bullshit they want, employing whomever. It’s nice to have some money trickling down. I wish some was trickling down to me now. But it’s not.
you might as well have NO project and employ a thousand managers to blow a few hundred billion to get nothing done apart from putting their wages up; in this case more managers being paid higher wages is seen as an increasing efficiency
I think this one is more likely to succeed than a privately-funded Mars landing.
Woodie said:
In continents?
Michael V said:
Hey, it’s good to have billionaires spend their money on whatever bullshit they want, employing whomever. It’s nice to have some money trickling down. I wish some was trickling down to me now. But it’s not.The only trickling I get is down me leg.
Woodie said:
(I never left. I’m lost in there.)
Michael V said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Sky hooks.
“The tube is suspended off the ground to protect against weather and earthquakes”I don’t understand how ‘suspension’ protects against earthquakes?
There ya go. Bloody living in the 70s again!
Michael V said:
Woodie said:In continents?
Michael V said:
Hey, it’s good to have billionaires spend their money on whatever bullshit they want, employing whomever. It’s nice to have some money trickling down. I wish some was trickling down to me now. But it’s not.The only trickling I get is down me leg.
depends.
Woodie said:
Have you been lucky?
Michael V said:
Woodie said:In continents?The only trickling I get is down me leg.
depends.
Michael V said:
Woodie said:Have you been lucky?
Michael V said:
In continents?depends.
Steady on
sibeen said:
FUCK OFF
Michael V said:
Woodie said:Have you been lucky?depends.
Steady on
I wasn’t talking to you.
Michael V said:
Woodie said:Have you been lucky?
Michael V said:
In continents?depends.
In my imagination, there is no complication.
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
Woodie said:Have you been lucky?depends.
In my imagination, there is no complication.
Now you’re supposed to say “It’s better the devil you know”.
Woodie said:
Hahahahahahaha!
Michael V said:
Woodie said:Have you been lucky?depends.
In my imagination, there is no complication.
Woodie said:
snigger
Woodie said:
Michael V said:
Have you been lucky?In my imagination, there is no complication.
Now you’re supposed to say “It’s better the devil you know”.
Michael V said:
Oh, sorry, I mistook you for a yarpie.
sibeen said:FUCK OFF
Michael V said:
Have you been lucky?Steady on
I wasn’t talking to you.
Michael V said:
Michael V said:Oh, sorry, I mistook you for a yarpie.
sibeen said:FUCK OFFSteady on
I wasn’t talking to you.
You’re now on my list.
sibeen said:
sigh
Michael V said:
Michael V said:Oh, sorry, I mistook you for a yarpie.
FUCK OFFI wasn’t talking to you.
You’re now on my list.
Finally. I’ve been working on that for years.
Side effects of both shots I had – headache, fever/chills, blah blah…feeling fussy.
Yep, that’s how I feel – fussy. Good to know.
Another child molester scandal brewing, this time in English football and their youth development camps and training programs. Several high profile players have gone public on what happened to them by their coaches.
kii said:
Shots? Bloody USA’s gun laws!
Side effects of both shots I had – headache, fever/chills, blah blah…feeling fussy.Yep, that’s how I feel – fussy. Good to know.
sibeen said:
Michael V said:
Michael V said:Oh, sorry, I mistook you for a yarpie.
FUCK OFFI wasn’t talking to you.
You’re now on my list.
Don’t tell him, Pike!
kii said:
Side effects of both shots I had – headache, fever/chills, blah blah…feeling fussy.
Shots? Whiskey or bourbon?
Hi Cuz Woodie!
Woodie said:
kii said:
Side effects of both shots I had – headache, fever/chills, blah blah…feeling fussy.Shots? Whiskey or bourbon?
Snot and greeblies in a needle.
kii said:
Geez. I hope you used the spoon and flame well.
Woodie said:
kii said:
Side effects of both shots I had – headache, fever/chills, blah blah…feeling fussy.Shots? Whiskey or bourbon?
Snot and greeblies in a needle.
Neophyte said:
Hi Cuz Woodie!
waves to Cuz Phyte. :)
kii said:
Oh, I see you didn’t. (Use the flame and spoon well.)
Woodie said:
kii said:
Side effects of both shots I had – headache, fever/chills, blah blah…feeling fussy.Shots? Whiskey or bourbon?
Snot and greeblies in a needle.
:(
Michael V said:
Michael V said:Oh, sorry, I mistook you for a yarpie.
sibeen said:FUCK OFFSteady on
I wasn’t talking to you.
Yeah…. ya…… ya….. ya… ya….. ya yarpie!
bugger all on tonight
guess i’ll just have to cheer myself up with air crash investigations
Michael V said:
kii said:Geez. I hope you used the spoon and flame well.
Woodie said:Shots? Whiskey or bourbon?
Snot and greeblies in a needle.
I hired a pharmacist to do the deed. A very nice young man – concerned that I have idiopathic anaphylaxis :P
kii said:
Woodie said:
kii said:
Side effects of both shots I had – headache, fever/chills, blah blah…feeling fussy.Shots? Whiskey or bourbon?
Snot and greeblies in a needle.
I usually do snot and greeblies on a stick.
Michael V said:
kii said:Geez. I hope you used the spoon and flame well.
Woodie said:Shots? Whiskey or bourbon?
Snot and greeblies in a needle.
Bye.
Might be a leg bye, because I have to walk to the bedroom.
;)
Night all. In the morrow…
Michael V said:
Bye.Might be a leg bye, because I have to walk to the bedroom.
;)
Night all. In the morrow…
can we ask for a review on that?
party_pants said:
Michael V said:
Bye.Might be a leg bye, because I have to walk to the bedroom.
;)
Night all. In the morrow…
can we ask for a review on that?
party_pants said:
Waits…
Michael V said:
Bye.Might be a leg bye, because I have to walk to the bedroom.
;)
Night all. In the morrow…
can we ask for a review on that?
kii said:
Michael V said:
kii said:Geez. I hope you used the spoon and flame well.Snot and greeblies in a needle.
I hired a pharmacist to do the deed. A very nice young man – concerned that I have idiopathic anaphylaxis :P
I know a drag queen called Anna Phylaxsis.
wookiemeister said:
Interesting.
Michael V said:
kii said:Geez. I hope you used the spoon and flame well.Snot and greeblies in a needle.
Ooh, ooh, the damage done.
“I’ve seen the needle and the damage done
A little part of it in everyone
etc…”
Michael V said:
party_pants said:Waits…
Michael V said:
Bye.Might be a leg bye, because I have to walk to the bedroom.
;)
Night all. In the morrow…
can we ask for a review on that?
thin edge
runs
party_pants said:
Michael V said:
party_pants said:Waits…can we ask for a review on that?
thin edge
runs
:)
Michael V said:
party_pants said:
Michael V said:
Waits…thin edge
runs
hahahahahahahaha!:)
I think it’s time for stumps anyway, even over here in the west.
Eminems Stan on Rage and other good music, selection by Illy.
Al Jazeera doing a report on Castros death and featuring a bubble graph of social media. When you think about it an interesting comment on an interconnected world. Bloke dies and within hours the entire world is responding and can be quantified.
AwesomeO said:
Al Jazeera doing a report on Castros death and featuring a bubble graph of social media. When you think about it an interesting comment on an interconnected world. Bloke dies and within hours the entire world is responding and can be quantified.
entire world probably needs qualifications, but yeah
transition said:
AwesomeO said:
Al Jazeera doing a report on Castros death and featuring a bubble graph of social media. When you think about it an interesting comment on an interconnected world. Bloke dies and within hours the entire world is responding and can be quantified.
entire world probably needs qualifications, but yeah
It was a bubble graph overlayed over the world and there were overlapping bubbles in every continent, and Africa and the Americas rated highly. It was only on briefly, but it spoke to a connected world. Not that long ago death of a statesman would take days if not weeks to reach all the corners of the world, now within hours, you can measure reactions world wide. I am not sure what you mean by qualification, I don’t have an itemised list of that is what you want, and I didn’t notice of Antarctica was featured.
For my money it was an impressive demonstration of speed of communication and connectivity.
AwesomeO said:
transition said:
AwesomeO said:
Al Jazeera doing a report on Castros death and featuring a bubble graph of social media. When you think about it an interesting comment on an interconnected world. Bloke dies and within hours the entire world is responding and can be quantified.
entire world probably needs qualifications, but yeah
It was a bubble graph overlayed over the world and there were overlapping bubbles in every continent, and Africa and the Americas rated highly. It was only on briefly, but it spoke to a connected world. Not that long ago death of a statesman would take days if not weeks to reach all the corners of the world, now within hours, you can measure reactions world wide. I am not sure what you mean by qualification, I don’t have an itemised list of that is what you want, and I didn’t notice of Antarctica was featured.
For my money it was an impressive demonstration of speed of communication and connectivity.
you did it, entire was qualified in corners of the world, then _world wide, then added impressive and connectivity.
:)
I am a bit surprised at the ebullient praise for Castro now that he has died. He may have been a hero for the far left but he was still a dictator no matter how old and frail he had become.
Good morning Holidayers. Twelve degrees at Olympic Park, Melbourne, according to the BoM. There is some moisture in the air, but you’d be hard put to call it rain.
Heading off to more lectures shortly.
bangs pots and pans
Witty Rejoinder said:
I am a bit surprised at the ebullient praise for Castro now that he has died. He may have been a hero for the far left but he was still a dictator no matter how old and frail he had become.
Where have you seen this ebullient praise?
All I’ve seen/heard is celebrations in SE USA, praise for their dear ex-leader from people still in Cuba, and factual reporting without much comment from everyone else, other than here, where it has been strongly anti, other than Permeate who doesn’t count.
Witty Rejoinder said:
bangs pots and pans
See, it works.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
I am a bit surprised at the ebullient praise for Castro now that he has died. He may have been a hero for the far left but he was still a dictator no matter how old and frail he had become.
Where have you seen this ebullient praise?
All I’ve seen/heard is celebrations in SE USA, praise for their dear ex-leader from people still in Cuba, and factual reporting without much comment from everyone else, other than here, where it has been strongly anti, other than Permeate who doesn’t count.
Maybe praise is not the right word. My comments were based tv reports this morning. This link has Justin Trudeau’s statement. Note it is on a conservative youtube channel but that had no bearing on my thinking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_BdmdWbSDc
Effusive. That’s the word I meant to use. Not ebullient.
Witty Rejoinder said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_BdmdWbSDc
I’ll have a look.
Witty Rejoinder said:
I am a bit surprised at the ebullient praise for Castro now that he has died. He may have been a hero for the far left but he was still a dictator no matter how old and frail he had become.
I think it is fair to say that the reaction has been mixed, with Warm comments from India and China and the third world, nuanced but critical comments from Europe, and mostly negative comments from the US.
There are good things that can be said about him honestly, and it is common enough to say kinder things about someone in death than in life.
Morning all.
27.1°C and 63% RH here with 6/8 cloud. We had some rain yesterday arvo and night. Maybe five millimetres or so. I need to check the bucket.
More cricket today.
:)
Michael V said:
Morning all.27.1°C and 63% RH here with 6/8 cloud. We had some rain yesterday arvo and night. Maybe five millimetres or so. I need to check the bucket.
More cricket today.
:)
i hope it doesn’t interrupt macca.
feels like a warm one sneakin’ up
still, not much wind
birds out there hear happy chirps
ol’ he ought do a bit
transition said:
feels like a warm one sneakin’ up
still, not much wind
birds out there hear happy chirps
ol’ he ought do a bit
Bloody cold here in the city
Stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:
feels like a warm one sneakin’ up
still, not much wind
birds out there hear happy chirps
ol’ he ought do a bit
Bloody cold here in the city
in adelaide..
transition said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:
feels like a warm one sneakin’ up
still, not much wind
birds out there hear happy chirps
ol’ he ought do a bit
Bloody cold here in the city
in adelaide..
Yep
Stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Bloody cold here in the city
in adelaide..
Yep
sister’s over from there at moment, dropped couple her offspring here, work at bunkers etc.
she headed back this morn.
I should wander down PL pick the wife up.
transition said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:in adelaide..
Yep
sister’s over from there at moment, dropped couple her offspring here, work at bunkers etc.
she headed back this morn.
I should wander down PL pick the wife up.
Dry harvest should be in full swing now. Green harvest only has a couple of weeks left.
Lost my job at freekeh, so my deason’s over
Scheduled power outage here.
Viva la Revolución!
Stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Yep
sister’s over from there at moment, dropped couple her offspring here, work at bunkers etc.
she headed back this morn.
I should wander down PL pick the wife up.
Dry harvest should be in full swing now. Green harvest only has a couple of weeks left.
Lost my job at freekeh, so my deason’s over
yeah ripping it off, busy as yesterday
broke a record week or so back, most grain ever been taken in a day
shit load of new bunkers being carved out while others filling, paddock of ‘em.
sounds like you get a fucken holiday anyway, I could do with one.
transition said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:sister’s over from there at moment, dropped couple her offspring here, work at bunkers etc.
she headed back this morn.
I should wander down PL pick the wife up.
Dry harvest should be in full swing now. Green harvest only has a couple of weeks left.
Lost my job at freekeh, so my deason’s over
yeah ripping it off, busy as yesterday
broke a record week or so back, most grain ever been taken in a day
shit load of new bunkers being carved out while others filling, paddock of ‘em.
sounds like you get a fucken holiday anyway, I could do with one.
yeah, not happy with them at all down here..
Hopefully will get back to the mechanics soon, 1 day/week, but at least it’s something
Noticed a few news sites are reporting things like Fidel survived 600 attempts to kill him then citing some of the CIAs brain farts. Seems to me that attempts have been conflated with plots and plots would be better described as brain storming sessions that never left paper or an office.
AwesomeO said:
Noticed a few news sites are reporting things like Fidel survived 600 attempts to kill him then citing some of the CIAs brain farts. Seems to me that attempts have been conflated with plots and plots would be better described as brain storming sessions that never left paper or an office.
Any other dictator survive that many attempts?
AwesomeO said:
Noticed a few news sites are reporting things like Fidel survived 600 attempts to kill him then citing some of the CIAs brain farts. Seems to me that attempts have been conflated with plots and plots would be better described as brain storming sessions that never left paper or an office.
Yeah, seems like actual attempts is a very unlikely number. Normal people usually work out they’re doing it wrong by about attempt number 12 and try something different.
Noticed a few news sites are reporting things like Fidel survived 600 attempts to kill him then citing some of the CIAs brain farts. Seems to me that attempts have been conflated with plots and plots would be better described as brain storming sessions that never left paper or an office.
The CIA tried all sorts of dirty tricks, one supposedly doping his beard with something that would make it fall out thus losing authority. :)
CrazyNeutrino said:
AwesomeO said:
Noticed a few news sites are reporting things like Fidel survived 600 attempts to kill him then citing some of the CIAs brain farts. Seems to me that attempts have been conflated with plots and plots would be better described as brain storming sessions that never left paper or an office.
Any other dictator survive that many attempts?
Hard to tell, security forces sometimes catch them still in the planning stages. Saddam no doubt survived a few. But I think it takes more than a butcher paper exercise to qualify as an attempt.
Ian said:
Noticed a few news sites are reporting things like Fidel survived 600 attempts to kill him then citing some of the CIAs brain farts. Seems to me that attempts have been conflated with plots and plots would be better described as brain storming sessions that never left paper or an office.
The CIA tried all sorts of dirty tricks, one supposedly doping his beard with something that would make it fall out thus losing authority. :)
Again, many of those outlandish things were never tried. They never moved past a second office.
AwesomeO said:
Ian said:Noticed a few news sites are reporting things like Fidel survived 600 attempts to kill him then citing some of the CIAs brain farts. Seems to me that attempts have been conflated with plots and plots would be better described as brain storming sessions that never left paper or an office.
The CIA tried all sorts of dirty tricks, one supposedly doping his beard with something that would make it fall out thus losing authority. :)
Again, many of those outlandish things were never tried. They never moved past a second office.
My ex CIA lover in the 70s did tell me his brother sat quietly in a submarine parked in the Bay of Pigs way back then. I think you can disbelieve/disregard a lot of it. But not all of it.
My ex CIA lover in the 70s did tell me his brother sat quietly in a submarine parked in the Bay of Pigs way back then. I think you can disbelieve/disregard a lot of it. But not all of it.
——-
The Bay of Pigs was real enough.. the CIA wished it wasn’t.
sarahs mum said:
AwesomeO said:
Ian said:Again, many of those outlandish things were never tried. They never moved past a second office.
My ex CIA lover in the 70s did tell me his brother sat quietly in a submarine parked in the Bay of Pigs way back then. I think you can disbelieve/disregard a lot of it. But not all of it.
Sarahs mum you have an intriguing past OoOoOo!
List of people who survived assassination attempts
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_who_survived_assassination_attempts
Trump is on that list already
Ian said:
My ex CIA lover in the 70s did tell me his brother sat quietly in a submarine parked in the Bay of Pigs way back then. I think you can disbelieve/disregard a lot of it. But not all of it.——-
The Bay of Pigs was real enough.. the CIA wished it wasn’t.
Trouble with the bay of pigs was that it was conceived whilst Eisenhower was president, Kennedy took it on and changed the landing site and stopped air support. These two things fatally flawed the plan. The original plan had them landing where they could move into the mountains and close to urban areas and incite revolution, kennedy put them on a peninsula fighting through a swamp with no where to go, they were isolated, cut off and without air support.
monkey skipper said:
sarahs mum said:
AwesomeO said:Again, many of those outlandish things were never tried. They never moved past a second office.
My ex CIA lover in the 70s did tell me his brother sat quietly in a submarine parked in the Bay of Pigs way back then. I think you can disbelieve/disregard a lot of it. But not all of it.
Sarahs mum you have an intriguing past OoOoOo!
I broke up with him because I didn’t think I would live through another year of the relationship. I was probably OTT anxious. But he did die around 35. I still miss him.
During our relationship he was working undercover at a Sydney brewery. He was going to union meetings and reporting on what was happening behind closed doors to some NSW policemen. He was being paid by a hotel/motel in WA. I thin it also had something to do with the QLD national party.
One day I came home and he said someone had been broken into my flat. I said..‘nothing’s gone.’ He said his 45 had..and some notes he had made. I said I didn’t know you had one. He said he didn’t want to worry me.
I was terribly naive.
I think the same shit is still happening.
I remember there being LAB informants.
I know PeterT was waterboarded by The Lab but he never revealed anything, that was shortly before he disappeared.
Peak Warming Man said:
I remember there being LAB informants.
I know PeterT was waterboarded by The Lab but he never revealed anything, that was shortly before he disappeared.
sorry, it started as a joke email…
During our relationship he was working undercover at a Sydney brewery.
———
Oh, that old line :))
Last anyone heard from him was a scribbled note saying that he was in a cell underneath an ABC studio living on moss and water from a broken sewer pipe and I think the same was written with a thumb nail dipped in shit.
Ian said:
During our relationship he was working undercover at a Sydney brewery.———
Oh, that old line :))
what is it about breweries and unions?
Peak Warming Man said:
I remember there being LAB informants.
I know PeterT was waterboarded by The Lab but he never revealed anything, that was shortly before he disappeared.
*whistles innocently*
Peak Warming Man said:
I remember there being LAB informants.
I know PeterT was waterboarded by The Lab but he never revealed anything, that was shortly before he disappeared.
Yep. Kylie at the LAB was notorious.
sarahs mum said:
Ian said:
During our relationship he was working undercover at a Sydney brewery.———
Oh, that old line :))
what is it about breweries and unions?
people like to meet around a drink or two or three?
apparently estonians for drink until the wake of several days and cremations had concluded as a mark of respect for the departed,
i’m surprised they remembered who they were remembering after the first day passed .
woodie did you buy a new stove?
Thought I heard rumblings other than my guts …………..
Issued at 12:26 pm Sunday, 27 November 2016.
Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Tenterfield, Casino, Kyogle, Tabulam, Rappville, Copmanhurst, Coutts Crossing, Nymboida, Bellingen, Dorrigo, Ebor, Tyringham and Glenreagh.
Peak Warming Man said:
written with a thumb nail dipped in shit.
speaking of sydney breweries…
Woodie said:
Thought I heard rumblings other than my guts …………..Issued at 12:26 pm Sunday, 27 November 2016.
Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Tenterfield, Casino, Kyogle, Tabulam, Rappville, Copmanhurst, Coutts Crossing, Nymboida, Bellingen, Dorrigo, Ebor, Tyringham and Glenreagh.
they need rain at ebor
Woodie said:
Thought I heard rumblings other than my guts …………..Issued at 12:26 pm Sunday, 27 November 2016.
Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Tenterfield, Casino, Kyogle, Tabulam, Rappville, Copmanhurst, Coutts Crossing, Nymboida, Bellingen, Dorrigo, Ebor, Tyringham and Glenreagh.
Good, I’m only 60ks up the hill, I hope we get some of it.
Woodie said:
Do you need rain?
Thought I heard rumblings other than my guts …………..Issued at 12:26 pm Sunday, 27 November 2016.
Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Tenterfield, Casino, Kyogle, Tabulam, Rappville, Copmanhurst, Coutts Crossing, Nymboida, Bellingen, Dorrigo, Ebor, Tyringham and Glenreagh.
monkey skipper said:
woodie did you buy a new stove?
Not yet. The ones I’m looking at hadn’t arrived in the shop yet. They’re getting the models I want in, so I can check them out first. They’d already done the best price I can find anywhere else.
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
woodie did you buy a new stove?Not yet. The ones I’m looking at hadn’t arrived in the shop yet. They’re getting the models I want in, so I can check them out first. They’d already done the best price I can find anywhere else.
sounds promising
Nothing to speak of on the radar yet, Woodie.
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
woodie did you buy a new stove?Not yet. The ones I’m looking at hadn’t arrived in the shop yet. They’re getting the models I want in, so I can check them out first. They’d already done the best price I can find anywhere else.
must be the week for it.
bought a new couch tuesday and while I was there, picked out a new stove, washing machine and wood heater
Michael V said:
Woodie said:Do you need rain?
Thought I heard rumblings other than my guts …………..Issued at 12:26 pm Sunday, 27 November 2016.
Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Tenterfield, Casino, Kyogle, Tabulam, Rappville, Copmanhurst, Coutts Crossing, Nymboida, Bellingen, Dorrigo, Ebor, Tyringham and Glenreagh.
The weeing boy pond has dried out (and that has survived on rainfall for years) and the dam is at it’s lowest in years as well.
Peak Warming Man said:
Nothing to speak of on the radar yet, Woodie.
??
Peak Warming Man said:
Nothing to speak of on the radar yet, Woodie.
Woodie said:
Exciting times.
monkey skipper said:
woodie did you buy a new stove?Not yet. The ones I’m looking at hadn’t arrived in the shop yet. They’re getting the models I want in, so I can check them out first. They’d already done the best price I can find anywhere else.
:)
monkey skipper said:
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
woodie did you buy a new stove?Not yet. The ones I’m looking at hadn’t arrived in the shop yet. They’re getting the models I want in, so I can check them out first. They’d already done the best price I can find anywhere else.
sounds promising
Then gotta get it installed. There’s gas already at the stove (will need modifying) and need a 15 AMP power connection put in, (for the electrickery bit)
Woodie said:
OK. Needed, then.
Michael V said:
Woodie said:Do you need rain?
Thought I heard rumblings other than my guts …………..Issued at 12:26 pm Sunday, 27 November 2016.
Severe thunderstorms are likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding in the warning area over the next several hours. Locations which may be affected include Tenterfield, Casino, Kyogle, Tabulam, Rappville, Copmanhurst, Coutts Crossing, Nymboida, Bellingen, Dorrigo, Ebor, Tyringham and Glenreagh.
The weeing boy pond has dried out (and that has survived on rainfall for years) and the dam is at it’s lowest in years as well.
(Won’t anyone think of the extra mowing?)
Peak Warming Man said:
Nothing to speak of on the radar yet, Woodie.
There’s itsy bitsy teenie weenie bits on the Grafton radar, sorta building quickly. There’s orange bit about 1 km from mine. Tis rumbling nicely.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
woodie did you buy a new stove?Not yet. The ones I’m looking at hadn’t arrived in the shop yet. They’re getting the models I want in, so I can check them out first. They’d already done the best price I can find anywhere else.
must be the week for it.
bought a new couch tuesday and while I was there, picked out a new stove, washing machine and wood heater
Kewlies. :) Somewhere to sit while you eat your cooked dinner, something to wash off the dinner dribble grots from your t-shirt, and somewhere to dry the t-shirt beside. All bases are covered. :)
Michael V said:
(Won’t anyone think of the extra mowing?)
Haven’t mowed for 6 weeks or so. (or more)
Woodie said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Woodie said:Not yet. The ones I’m looking at hadn’t arrived in the shop yet. They’re getting the models I want in, so I can check them out first. They’d already done the best price I can find anywhere else.
must be the week for it.
bought a new couch tuesday and while I was there, picked out a new stove, washing machine and wood heater
Kewlies. :) Somewhere to sit while you eat your cooked dinner, something to wash off the dinner dribble grots from your t-shirt, and somewhere to dry the t-shirt beside. All bases are covered. :)
yeah, the last couch was bought 5 years ago for the previous house, the last washing machine was bought 2nd hand and the stove and heater came with the house, so they were probably bought in the 1920s…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Woodie said:
monkey skipper said:
woodie did you buy a new stove?Not yet. The ones I’m looking at hadn’t arrived in the shop yet. They’re getting the models I want in, so I can check them out first. They’d already done the best price I can find anywhere else.
must be the week for it.
bought a new couch tuesday and while I was there, picked out a new stove, washing machine and wood heater
It’s like weird….we ordered a new stove yesterday.
We were going to get a new kitchen mixer tap thingy, but it’s escalated to demolishing the kitchen and redoing it completely.
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Woodie said:Not yet. The ones I’m looking at hadn’t arrived in the shop yet. They’re getting the models I want in, so I can check them out first. They’d already done the best price I can find anywhere else.
must be the week for it.
bought a new couch tuesday and while I was there, picked out a new stove, washing machine and wood heater
It’s like weird….we ordered a new stove yesterday.
We were going to get a new kitchen mixer tap thingy, but it’s escalated to demolishing the kitchen and redoing it completely.
the tileing is getting done in our kitchen at the moment..
while I’m out of the house and can’t trip over anything..
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:must be the week for it.
bought a new couch tuesday and while I was there, picked out a new stove, washing machine and wood heater
It’s like weird….we ordered a new stove yesterday.
We were going to get a new kitchen mixer tap thingy, but it’s escalated to demolishing the kitchen and redoing it completely.
the tileing is getting done in our kitchen at the moment..
while I’m out of the house and can’t trip over anything..
Gawd…I’d love some tiled sections in the kitchen, apart from the floor. Who the hell renovates a kitchen and puts some stupid board up around the stove and sink?
What I really want is a floor waste in the bathroom. It seems to be absent in many local homes. In fact I have only seen them in public bathrooms….maybe motel bathrooms.
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:It’s like weird….we ordered a new stove yesterday.
We were going to get a new kitchen mixer tap thingy, but it’s escalated to demolishing the kitchen and redoing it completely.
the tileing is getting done in our kitchen at the moment..
while I’m out of the house and can’t trip over anything..
Gawd…I’d love some tiled sections in the kitchen, apart from the floor. Who the hell renovates a kitchen and puts some stupid board up around the stove and sink?
What I really want is a floor waste in the bathroom. It seems to be absent in many local homes. In fact I have only seen them in public bathrooms….maybe motel bathrooms.
the places I grew up in had them, nowhere I lived in tassie had one
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
kii said:It’s like weird….we ordered a new stove yesterday.
We were going to get a new kitchen mixer tap thingy, but it’s escalated to demolishing the kitchen and redoing it completely.
the tileing is getting done in our kitchen at the moment..
while I’m out of the house and can’t trip over anything..
Gawd…I’d love some tiled sections in the kitchen, apart from the floor. Who the hell renovates a kitchen and puts some stupid board up around the stove and sink?
What I really want is a floor waste in the bathroom. It seems to be absent in many local homes. In fact I have only seen them in public bathrooms….maybe motel bathrooms.
I want my oven fixed. Dark Orange was going to do it on his next visit..but he has gone to Sydney now and so I don’t know whether that will happen anymore.
Re floor drain in bathroom. I asked for one in this house. I was told I didn’t need one. They were only required if you were’ upstairs’, not on a slab like this. Everyone thought me crazy but I paid for it and I got it.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
I am a bit surprised at the ebullient praise for Castro now that he has died. He may have been a hero for the far left but he was still a dictator no matter how old and frail he had become.
Where have you seen this ebullient praise?
All I’ve seen/heard is celebrations in SE USA, praise for their dear ex-leader from people still in Cuba, and factual reporting without much comment from everyone else, other than here, where it has been strongly anti, other than Permeate who doesn’t count.
Very true.
just went outside pretty darn hot out there right now.
37.5 degrees here at 11 AM and rising.
monkey skipper said:
Sure is. Thank Dog there’s cricket to watch…
just went outside pretty darn hot out there right now.
;)
monkey skipper said:
just went outside pretty darn hot out there right now.
i wish…
jumper and trackydaks here
Ha! Shorts only weather here. Like it is nearly year-round during the day.
smokey here and a nice 30.
Storm coming up the Boonoo Boonoo valley, radar says there is not much int it though.
PermeateFree said:
37.5 degrees here at 11 AM and rising.
Did a complete reversal, now 30.5 at 11.30 AM. Still, not complaining.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-27/three-women-seriously-injured-in-train-station-knife-attack/8061588
:(
There’s some mongrels around.
:(
tea? coffee? milo?..
mme yes, I’d like a white coffee with a sweetener thanks
ok… with milk?
me: facepalm
>sees her adding sugar<
me: seriously it’s not rocket science…
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/26/world/americas/fidel-castro-dies.html
Hmm…the government is giving the ambos of vic , $500 million to improve the state’s ambulance service and response times, including hiring 450 new paramedics. That suggests to me that the system was borked to need such a rescue package.
I am of the view having emergency response teams is imperative but that is just how I think.
monkey skipper said:
Hmm…the government is giving the ambos of vic , $500 million to improve the state’s ambulance service and response times, including hiring 450 new paramedics. That suggests to me that the system was borked to need such a rescue package.I am of the view having emergency response teams is imperative but that is just how I think.
it’s no use giving that to the SA ambo service when a large number of their vehicles are often parked outside hospitals with no hospital beds to move their occupants to
monkey skipper said:
Hmm…the government is giving the ambos of vic , $500 million to improve the state’s ambulance service and response times, including hiring 450 new paramedics. That suggests to me that the system was borked to need such a rescue package.I am of the view having emergency response teams is imperative but that is just how I think.
Doesn’t it depend on how much funding the ambos received before the new cash injection? For example if the funding has doubled then the service might have been in a dire state but an increase in funding of 10% would be less significant.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
Hmm…the government is giving the ambos of vic , $500 million to improve the state’s ambulance service and response times, including hiring 450 new paramedics. That suggests to me that the system was borked to need such a rescue package.I am of the view having emergency response teams is imperative but that is just how I think.
it’s no use giving that to the SA ambo service when a large number of their vehicles are often parked outside hospitals with no hospital beds to move their occupants to
Maybe the $500 mil is to make an ambiance , a one stop shop , you know , have a doctor on board for each shift and while they are at it add an operating cubicle. Problem solved.
Witty Rejoinder said:
monkey skipper said:
Hmm…the government is giving the ambos of vic , $500 million to improve the state’s ambulance service and response times, including hiring 450 new paramedics. That suggests to me that the system was borked to need such a rescue package.I am of the view having emergency response teams is imperative but that is just how I think.
Doesn’t it depend on how much funding the ambos received before the new cash injection? For example if the funding has doubled then the service might have been in a dire state but an increase in funding of 10% would be less significant.
Perhaps, appears to be worded as additional funding. I am in favour getting this correct. Emergency services matter greatly to all of us.
monkey skipper said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
Hmm…the government is giving the ambos of vic , $500 million to improve the state’s ambulance service and response times, including hiring 450 new paramedics. That suggests to me that the system was borked to need such a rescue package.I am of the view having emergency response teams is imperative but that is just how I think.
it’s no use giving that to the SA ambo service when a large number of their vehicles are often parked outside hospitals with no hospital beds to move their occupants to
Maybe the $500 mil is to make an ambiance , a one stop shop , you know , have a doctor on board for each shift and while they are at it add an operating cubicle. Problem solved.
they built 3 of those last year using buses, saving them for large incidents I think
ambulance*
Got a fairly minor storm.. lot of lighning, some hail and a bit of rain.
Was watching a half a dozen galahs hanging off a electricity pole guy wire in the middle of the storm having a nice shower.. holding wings out and flipping upside down.. round and round.. quite deliberate. :)
Man that was a good storm and it’s still raining.
Peak Warming Man said:
Man that was a good storm and it’s still raining.
solid rainfall?
monkey skipper said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Man that was a good storm and it’s still raining.
solid rainfall?
Aye, I reckon I’ll get a got inch out of it all up.
Nice.
monkey skipper said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Man that was a good storm and it’s still raining.
solid rainfall?
Was it hailing?
Peak Warming Man said:
It certainly looked like you (and Woodie, separately) were copping it.
Man that was a good storm and it’s still raining.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Geez.
The CNN porn scare is how fake news spreads
Someone asked about the cactus recently, it is flowering nicely
And the overgrown pond, but the water is crystal clear and full of life
And my veggie patch, radishes (finished ) in front, then onions, spinach, beans, beetroot and corn.
I’m back again. Not much to report today, although the lectures were again worth listening to. I did learn a new term that I had not previously come across – fractal wrongness.
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Fractal_wrongness
I wonder how I missed out on knowing that one.
Some of you might be interested in this paper:
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.694.5437&rep=rep1&type=pdf
The author was a lecturer today. Very, very interesting man.
I’ll be back later, going for some Chinese food.
AwesomeO said:
Nice.
Someone asked about the cactus recently, it is flowering nicely!https://s17.postimg.org/jr14u6p1r/image.jpg
And the overgrown pond, but the water is crystal clear and full of life
!https://s17.postimg.org/9v01ujj9r/image.jpg
And my veggie patch, radishes (finished ) in front, then onions, spinach, beans, beetroot and corn.
!https://s17.postimg.org/j08eoemof/image.jpg
:)
Buffy, are you going to check out any of Melbourne’s wildlife while you’re there?
Like Fitzroy’s hipsters.
buffy said:
:)I’m back again. Not much to report today, although the lectures were again worth listening to. I did learn a new term that I had not previously come across – fractal wrongness.
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Fractal_wrongness
I wonder how I missed out on knowing that one.
Bit like Trump.
Michael V said:
AwesomeO said:Nice.
Someone asked about the cactus recently, it is flowering nicely!https://s17.postimg.org/jr14u6p1r/image.jpg
And the overgrown pond, but the water is crystal clear and full of life
!https://s17.postimg.org/9v01ujj9r/image.jpg
And my veggie patch, radishes (finished ) in front, then onions, spinach, beans, beetroot and corn.
!https://s17.postimg.org/j08eoemof/image.jpg
:)
The cacti bold colours give a great contrast to the surrounds.
Michael V said:
AwesomeO said:Nice.
Someone asked about the cactus recently, it is flowering nicely!https://s17.postimg.org/jr14u6p1r/image.jpg
And the overgrown pond, but the water is crystal clear and full of life
!https://s17.postimg.org/9v01ujj9r/image.jpg
And my veggie patch, radishes (finished ) in front, then onions, spinach, beans, beetroot and corn.
!https://s17.postimg.org/j08eoemof/image.jpg
:)
You’ll be self sufficient before you know it.
buffy said:
Thanks.Some of you might be interested in this paper:
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.694.5437&rep=rep1&type=pdf
The author was a lecturer today. Very, very interesting man.
:(
Ian said:
Buffy, are you going to check out any of Melbourne’s wildlife while you’re there?
Like Fitzroy’s hipsters.
You can ask that after I’ve just spent two days in the company of Australian Skeptics members?!
And we are back from The Crane restaurant. We et the Sechuan hot and spicy pork today. It’s hotter than the hot and spicy chicken. At least today it was. Right on the edge of what I can tolerate. Burny mouth, runny nose. Yum despite that. Just as well we had a plate of stirfried veggies and some steamed rice to cool things down.
monkey skipper said:
Hmm…the government is giving the ambos of vic , $500 million to improve the state’s ambulance service and response times, including hiring 450 new paramedics. That suggests to me that the system was borked to need such a rescue package.I am of the view having emergency response teams is imperative but that is just how I think.
Dunno where they are going to find them to hire…
buffy said:
monkey skipper said:
Hmm…the government is giving the ambos of vic , $500 million to improve the state’s ambulance service and response times, including hiring 450 new paramedics. That suggests to me that the system was borked to need such a rescue package.I am of the view having emergency response teams is imperative but that is just how I think.
Dunno where they are going to find them to hire…
poach them from other states I guess.
buffy said:
Ian said:
Buffy, are you going to check out any of Melbourne’s wildlife while you’re there?
Like Fitzroy’s hipsters.
You can ask that after I’ve just spent two days in the company of Australian Skeptics members?!
Suppose you are now so sceptical you don’t believe your own eyes.
You wet Woodie?
I have quite a sensitive bullshit detector, honed over years of contact with you lot. Probably. I certainly didn’t get it from my father. He still manages to mess up his computer by clicking on things on emails that are blatently obviously Not Good.
buffy said:
I have quite a sensitive bullshit detector, honed over years of contact with you lot. Probably. I certainly didn’t get it from my father. He still manages to mess up his computer by clicking on things on emails that are blatently obviously Not Good.
A lot of people who are otherwise intelligent don’t get that stuff.
In other news, I have decided I’d like a router table.
party_pants said:
In other news, I have decided I’d like a router table.
I’ve seen a few things I’d like on the internet so I click Like but nothing happens.
Peak Warming Man said:
snigger
party_pants said:
In other news, I have decided I’d like a router table.
I’ve seen a few things I’d like on the internet so I click Like but nothing happens.
Buffy, do you know anything about stem cell neuroregeneration? My mother (who’ll be 80 in February) has been completely blind (no light sensitivity at all) for about 10 years due to undiagnosed glaucoma (glaucomae? glaucomas? One in each eye, anyway.) She said someone had read her an article published in the Herald Sun recently about work being done by a Doctor Wong at the Centre for Eye Research Australia; she called them to ask whether they were up to clinical trials yet, but was told that they’re at least 5 years away.
I’ve had a look at the website, but it’s not particularly helpful. Dr Wong, while a researcher there, is not listed as studying stem cells or neuroregeneration; the lead researcher is listed as Dr Alice Pébay. There don’t seem to be any useful details about the work they’re doing, either.
Do you know the current state of optic nerve regeneration with stem cells? Is there much chance she’ll be able to have any treatment in the next ten or so years (assuming she lives that long?) Is she too old to be a test subject? She’s deriving a lot of hope of the possibility of seeing again from the story she’s read; is it likely to be false hope?
An increasing number of African elephants are now born tuskless because poachers have consistently targetted animals with the best ivory over decades, fundamentally altering the gene pool.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/elephants-africa-tusks-ivory-poaching-born-without-a7440706.html#gallery
Peak Warming Man said:
party_pants said:
In other news, I have decided I’d like a router table.
I’ve seen a few things I’d like on the internet so I click Like but nothing happens.
if only that worked :)
A baby monkey has been found after being stolen from a wildlife park south of Sydney.
The monkey was one of three rare pygmy marmosets taken from Symbio Wildlife Park in Helensburgh on Saturday morning.
A call to Crime Stoppers led police to search a vehicle in Appin, 30 kilometres away.
Police found the baby monkey alive in the car and arrested two men who were taken to the Campbelltown Police Station to assist police with inquiries.
———————————————-
Good, make them do community service in a wildlife shelter.
sarahs mum said:
An increasing number of African elephants are now born tuskless because poachers have consistently targetted animals with the best ivory over decades, fundamentally altering the gene pool.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/elephants-africa-tusks-ivory-poaching-born-without-a7440706.html#gallery
Arent they always born tuskless.
btm said:
Buffy, do you know anything about stem cell neuroregeneration? My mother (who’ll be 80 in February) has been completely blind (no light sensitivity at all) for about 10 years due to undiagnosed glaucoma (glaucomae? glaucomas? One in each eye, anyway.) She said someone had read her an article published in the Herald Sun recently about work being done by a Doctor Wong at the Centre for Eye Research Australia; she called them to ask whether they were up to clinical trials yet, but was told that they’re at least 5 years away.I’ve had a look at the website, but it’s not particularly helpful. Dr Wong, while a researcher there, is not listed as studying stem cells or neuroregeneration; the lead researcher is listed as Dr Alice Pébay. There don’t seem to be any useful details about the work they’re doing, either.
Do you know the current state of optic nerve regeneration with stem cells? Is there much chance she’ll be able to have any treatment in the next ten or so years (assuming she lives that long?) Is she too old to be a test subject? She’s deriving a lot of hope of the possibility of seeing again from the story she’s read; is it likely to be false hope?
I’ll go and have a look at the literature, but you need to start letting her down as gently as you can. I doubt it’s even going to be in our lifetime and probably not for the very old.
Back shortly.
sarahs mum said:
An increasing number of African elephants are now born tuskless because poachers have consistently targetted animals with the best ivory over decades, fundamentally altering the gene pool.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/elephants-africa-tusks-ivory-poaching-born-without-a7440706.html#gallery
kinda unsurprising.
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
An increasing number of African elephants are now born tuskless because poachers have consistently targetted animals with the best ivory over decades, fundamentally altering the gene pool.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/elephants-africa-tusks-ivory-poaching-born-without-a7440706.html#gallery
Arent they always born tuskless.
This reminds me of how the Boxer breeders were surprised that docking tails for many years/generatiuons didn’t produce bobtails. I think it’s called Lamarckism?
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
An increasing number of African elephants are now born tuskless because poachers have consistently targetted animals with the best ivory over decades, fundamentally altering the gene pool.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/elephants-africa-tusks-ivory-poaching-born-without-a7440706.html#gallery
Arent they always born tuskless.
This reminds me of how the Boxer breeders were surprised that docking tails for many years/generatiuons didn’t produce bobtails. I think it’s called Lamarckism?
Yep. Except in this case it is wiping out the boxers with long tails and only leaving those with shorter tails to breed.
btm said:
Buffy, do you know anything about stem cell neuroregeneration? My mother (who’ll be 80 in February) has been completely blind (no light sensitivity at all) for about 10 years due to undiagnosed glaucoma (glaucomae? glaucomas? One in each eye, anyway.) She said someone had read her an article published in the Herald Sun recently about work being done by a Doctor Wong at the Centre for Eye Research Australia; she called them to ask whether they were up to clinical trials yet, but was told that they’re at least 5 years away.I’ve had a look at the website, but it’s not particularly helpful. Dr Wong, while a researcher there, is not listed as studying stem cells or neuroregeneration; the lead researcher is listed as Dr Alice Pébay. There don’t seem to be any useful details about the work they’re doing, either.
Do you know the current state of optic nerve regeneration with stem cells? Is there much chance she’ll be able to have any treatment in the next ten or so years (assuming she lives that long?) Is she too old to be a test subject? She’s deriving a lot of hope of the possibility of seeing again from the story she’s read; is it likely to be false hope?
btm..have you got that program for getting papers out from behind paywalls? I haven’t got it on this laptop. This paper looks like the latest update in a reputable journal:
http://www.surveyophthalmol.com/article/s0039-6257(14)00132-5/abstract
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
An increasing number of African elephants are now born tuskless because poachers have consistently targetted animals with the best ivory over decades, fundamentally altering the gene pool.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/elephants-africa-tusks-ivory-poaching-born-without-a7440706.html#gallery
Arent they always born tuskless.
This reminds me of how the Boxer breeders were surprised that docking tails for many years/generatiuons didn’t produce bobtails. I think it’s called Lamarckism?
While the case of docking tails to produce bobtails in pups is Lamarckism, the loss of tusks in elephants can be seen as an example of natural selection: if the elephants with the best ivory are killed before they can reproduce, the genes for tusk production — which may not be present in all elephants (I don’t know) — will die out, so elephant tusks will die out (assuming the elephants themselves don’t die out.)
Note that there’s been an interesting case of convergent evolution in field crickets Teleogryllus oceanicus in Hawaii recently: an American parasitoid fly, Ormia ochracea (normally found in southern US and Mexico, but extending to Hawaii) uses the mating call of the cricket to locate it. When the fly finds the cricket it lays an egg on the cricket’s body; the larva burrows into the cricket and eats it, pupating and emerging from the dead cricket about a week later. Some crickets from different colonies in Oahu and Kauai evolved — through different genetic mutations — flat wings, and so lost the ability to call for mates. The silent crickets wait near singing crickets and waylay approaching females. See Rapid Convergent Evolution in Wild Crickets, Current Biology, 2014 (full paper available free).
buffy said:
Ill go and have a look at the literature, but you need to start letting her down as gently as you can. I doubt its even going to be in our lifetime and probably not for the very old.
That’s more or less what I expected. I’ve tried to ease the hope she’s got, and let her know how unlikely it is (just on its newness and her age), but she still has lots of hope.
buffy said:
btm..have you got that program for getting papers out from behind paywalls? I haven’t got it on this laptop. This paper looks like the latest update in a reputable journal:http://www.surveyophthalmol.com/article/s0039-6257(14)00132-5/abstract
I’ve just fetched the paper, and I’m about to read it. Thanks.
I bought another book today. Or as jj puts it, another book followed me home.
https://www.allenandunwin.com/browse/books/general-books/popular-science/The-Memory-Code-Lynne-Kelly-9781760291327
buffy said:
I bought another book today. Or as jj puts it, another book followed me home.
https://www.allenandunwin.com/browse/books/general-books/popular-science/The-Memory-Code-Lynne-Kelly-9781760291327
hehe – I have that problem with tools at Bunnings.
I’m going to use that as an excuse from now on.
The full excuse is “I can resist the kittens and puppies, but the books, they just follow me home!”
Mr buffy is watching a Miss Marple. I think I’ll go and read some more Pickwick. It’s quite a long book, but conveniently short(ish) chapters. As you would expect from something published in bits originally.
buffy said:
http://sci-hub.cc/
btm said:
Buffy, do you know anything about stem cell neuroregeneration? My mother (who’ll be 80 in February) has been completely blind (no light sensitivity at all) for about 10 years due to undiagnosed glaucoma (glaucomae? glaucomas? One in each eye, anyway.) She said someone had read her an article published in the Herald Sun recently about work being done by a Doctor Wong at the Centre for Eye Research Australia; she called them to ask whether they were up to clinical trials yet, but was told that they’re at least 5 years away.I’ve had a look at the website, but it’s not particularly helpful. Dr Wong, while a researcher there, is not listed as studying stem cells or neuroregeneration; the lead researcher is listed as Dr Alice Pébay. There don’t seem to be any useful details about the work they’re doing, either.
Do you know the current state of optic nerve regeneration with stem cells? Is there much chance she’ll be able to have any treatment in the next ten or so years (assuming she lives that long?) Is she too old to be a test subject? She’s deriving a lot of hope of the possibility of seeing again from the story she’s read; is it likely to be false hope?
btm..have you got that program for getting papers out from behind paywalls? I haven’t got it on this laptop. This paper looks like the latest update in a reputable journal:
http://www.surveyophthalmol.com/article/s0039-6257(14)00132-5/abstract
But I don’t think it works for the latest stuff, or at least that’s what molly wrote.
Peak Warming Man said:
A baby monkey has been found after being stolen from a wildlife park south of Sydney.The monkey was one of three rare pygmy marmosets taken from Symbio Wildlife Park in Helensburgh on Saturday morning.
A call to Crime Stoppers led police to search a vehicle in Appin, 30 kilometres away.
Police found the baby monkey alive in the car and arrested two men who were taken to the Campbelltown Police Station to assist police with inquiries.
———————————————-Good, make them do community service in a wildlife shelter.
Cleaning out the lions enclosure would be a good start.
buffy said:
Mr buffy is watching a Miss Marple. I think I’ll go and read some more Pickwick. It’s quite a long book, but conveniently short(ish) chapters. As you would expect from something published in bits originally.
You’ve been reading Pickwick Papers for some time now.
sibeen said:
:)
Peak Warming Man said:
A baby monkey has been found after being stolen from a wildlife park south of Sydney.The monkey was one of three rare pygmy marmosets taken from Symbio Wildlife Park in Helensburgh on Saturday morning.
A call to Crime Stoppers led police to search a vehicle in Appin, 30 kilometres away.
Police found the baby monkey alive in the car and arrested two men who were taken to the Campbelltown Police Station to assist police with inquiries.
———————————————-Good, make them do community service in a wildlife shelter.
Cleaning out the lions enclosure would be a good start.
this was printed today in the Tassie Times.
<<Dr Peter="" McMinn="" BMedSc="" (Hons="" 1),="" <span="" class="caps">MBBS (Hons 1), MD, PhD, FRCPA, FRCPath, FASM Wollstonecraft NSW 2065 27 November 2016
27.11.16 6:14 am
To the Editor,
The Tasmanian Times
In 1985-88, I lived and worked as a general practitioner in Hobart. During that time, I befriended Sue Neill-Fraser. We initially met because I contacted her as a client of her riding school in Bagdad and we subsequently became good friends and regularly traveled together on weekends to organized cross-country horse riding events in the Midlands of Tasmania.
After leaving Tasmania in 1989, I returned to Sydney to pursue a career in medical research and lost contact with Sue. However, I always considered her as a good friend and retained pleasant memories of the times we spent riding together in the beautiful Tasmanian Midlands. The first time that I heard of Sue’s conviction for the murder of her partner Bob Chappell in 2009 was on the ABC Radio National’s Background Briefing program on Sunday 23 October 2016. I was deeply shocked and numbed by this news because so much of what has been written about Sue in the media is diametrically opposed to my experience of her as a friend.
I found Sue to be an honest, gentle and hard-working person of very high integrity, who always showed great kindness and generosity toward me. Although I lost contact with Sue after leaving Tasmania, I have always held her in high regard and considered her one of the best people I’ve met in my life.
When I knew Sue as young woman in her mid-30’s, I directly observed her physical limitations in relation to heavy work and lifting. Sue is a lightly built woman and was suffering from chronic back pain and sciatica resulting from old riding injuries. As a medical practitioner, I have been trained to observe pain in others and I observed that Sue was often in pain. She was unable to lift bales of hay weighing 15-20 kg. When we rode together, I would do all of the heavy lifting because Sue was physically incapable of doing it. She would also frequently pull out of our rides after less than 30 minutes because of pain.
Fast forward 20-25 years and it is likely that the back injuries and pain Sue suffered as a young woman would be compounded by osteoarthritis, making it likely that her back pain and limitations on lifting were at least equal to, or worse, than when I knew her. For these reasons, I feel strongly that Sue could not have committed Bob Chappell’s murder and the disposal of his body in the way that the Crown alleged. At the very least, my observation of Sue’s back pain and lifting limitations cast reasonable doubt upon the police hypothesis that was advanced during the trial.
To say that I am very upset about only just learning of Sue’s predicament is a gross understatement; I feel devastated for her. I found Sue to be a wonderful human being and I wish I could have done something to help her at the time of the trial, but I was not aware of the events of 2009-10 until very recently.
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/pr-article/letter-to-the-editor-on-sue-neill-fraser/#sthash.uYID2uDa.dpuf
There is a bit of me the wants to scream ‘of course Sue was nice to you’..she wanted to be seen and admired by important and wealthy peoples..but I do agree about her state of constantly being in pain from old horse ridng wounds..when they prosecution noted her bandaged wrist twasn’t a biggy for me who saw her taped up many times.
in the comments is..Mechanical advantage of a winch
For those who don’t have a good mechanical understanding of why it would have been relatively easy for Sue (despite some back problems) to lift a dead weight of 65kg or so out of the yacht’s saloon and lower it into the dinghy, here is a brief description of how a winch effectively acts as a force multiplier to help a human lift or pull much heavier objects than they would have been able to do it directly with their own physical strength:
“Essentially, a winch consists of a set of gears that provide the user with a mechanical advantage. In a hand-cranked winch, the crank is attached to a very small gear. This gear meshes with a larger gear inside the winch that directly or indirectly rotates the spool. Each turn of the crank equals one turn of the small gear, but only a fraction of a turn of the larger gear and spool. This means that you might turn a winch fifty times for each coil of the rope. The ratio of the gears allows them to use the effort exerted over a long period of time into the force necessary to coil rope under a heavy load”.
http://www.thomasnet.com/about/winches-94054806.html
Posted by Dr Peter Lozo on 27/11/16 at 01:05 PM
Dr McMinn,
Are you aware that the prosecution evidence was that the yacht’s winch and ropes were used to pull the body out of the yacht’s saloon and to lower it into the dinghy? Thus, Sue wouldn’t have had to exert much physical effort in order to achieve this. She was experienced with yachts and the winching mechanisms.The police did an experiment (somewhat limited though) to prove that a 100kg detective could not resist the pulling force applied via the manual winch. What is lacking is the minimum force that a human needed to exert onto the winch in order to achieve this feat. However, I very much doubt that the physical human strength required would be anywhere near as much as it would be required to manually pull the body up a short flight of stairs with ropes alone. Although I am not familiar with the actual winch nor do I have any yachting experience, I can imagine how the winching mechanism can amplify the force exerted by a human.
Thus, one needs to have a good understanding of the prosecution’s case before offering opinions. In this case, an understanding of the mechanical advantage afforded by a winching mechanism is very relevant.
Peter Lozo, BSc, PhD
Applied Physicist/Perceptual Scientist
Adelaide, SA
Posted by Dr Peter Lozo on 27/11/16 at 11:59 AM
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This guy keeps popping up from nowhere..anyone heard of him?
No, I haven’t heard of him. But then I haven’t been looking or listeng for him.
And what is it with=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ (etc a lot) that people keep posting here?
I don’t get it.
Michael V said:
No, I haven’t heard of him. But then I haven’t been looking or listeng for him.And what is it with=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ (etc a lot) that people keep posting here?
I don’t get it.
i think it is word hypertext non translating…
Michael V said:
No, I haven’t heard of him. But then I haven’t been looking or listeng for him.And what is it with=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ (etc a lot) that people keep posting here?
I don’t get it.
It’s a bug in the forum software. If you enclose a sentence in a </> pair it puts ‘=”“’ after each word, and drops the </>.
Biography:
Dr Peter Lozo is a researcher and a consultant in the field of neural models of visual perception and object recognition. He is a former Dept of Defence scientist at DSTO Edinburgh, where he worked on servo-control systems, image processing, automatic target recognition, land robotics and neural network model/circuits for object recognition and visual perception. He has a BSc (majoring in Physics) and a PhD (on the modelling of selective visual attention and object recognition) from the University of Adelaide in 1982 and 1997 respectively. During early 2000’s he was an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the University of South Australia where he co-supervised several research students. During 1996-2000 he was chair of an international panel of defence scientists/engineers working on neural networks for automatic target recognition. In 2002 he was a visiting scientist/professor on a DSTO funded 3 month attachment to the Department of Cognitive and Neural Systems, Boston University, where he did analytical and theoretical work on the published neural models of image feature grouping, visual perception and the primary visual cortex.
https://blogs.adelaide.edu.au/eleceng-announcements/2014/06/26/research-seminar-17th-july-dr-p-lozo-adaptive-resonance-theory-art-and-lamina/
buffy said:
The full excuse is “I can resist the kittens and puppies, but the books, they just follow me home!”
:) that’s good.
btm said:
OK, thanks.
Michael V said:
No, I haven’t heard of him. But then I haven’t been looking or listeng for him.And what is it with=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ (etc a lot) that people keep posting here?
I don’t get it.
It’s a bug in the forum software. If you enclose a sentence in a </> pair it puts ‘=”“’ after each word, and drops the </>.
Michael V said:
btm said:<OK, thanks=""/>.
Michael V said:
No, I haven’t heard of him. But then I haven’t been looking or listeng for him.And what is it with=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ word=”“ (etc a lot) that people keep posting here?
I don’t get it.
It’s a bug in the forum software. If you enclose a sentence in a </> pair it puts ‘=”“’ after each word, and drops the </>.
Michael V said:
Biography:Dr Peter Lozo is a researcher and a consultant in the field of neural models of visual perception and object recognition. He is a former Dept of Defence scientist at DSTO Edinburgh, where he worked on servo-control systems, image processing, automatic target recognition, land robotics and neural network model/circuits for object recognition and visual perception. He has a BSc (majoring in Physics) and a PhD (on the modelling of selective visual attention and object recognition) from the University of Adelaide in 1982 and 1997 respectively. During early 2000’s he was an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the University of South Australia where he co-supervised several research students. During 1996-2000 he was chair of an international panel of defence scientists/engineers working on neural networks for automatic target recognition. In 2002 he was a visiting scientist/professor on a DSTO funded 3 month attachment to the Department of Cognitive and Neural Systems, Boston University, where he did analytical and theoretical work on the published neural models of image feature grouping, visual perception and the primary visual cortex.
https://blogs.adelaide.edu.au/eleceng-announcements/2014/06/26/research-seminar-17th-july-dr-p-lozo-adaptive-resonance-theory-art-and-lamina/
Ta.Sounds vaild. I suppose we will wait and find out what happens with a new judge and new/old arguments.
lolly snakes
+ coffee
transition said:
lolly snakes
+ coffee
rum + dry = chilling out
party_pants said:
transition said:
lolly snakes
+ coffee
rum + dry = chilling out
bastard
transition said:
party_pants said:
transition said:
lolly snakes
+ coffee
rum + dry = chilling out
bastard
could have had jack daniel’s today, but had to drive home from port lukin
transition said:
party_pants said:
transition said:
lolly snakes
+ coffee
rum + dry = chilling out
bastard
my parents were married when i was born. you’ll have to call me an arsehole.
transition said:
party_pants said:
transition said:
lolly snakes
+ coffee
rum + dry = chilling out
bastard
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-27/alf-stackhouse-the-king-of-badger-island/8058508
tauto said:
transition said:
party_pants said:rum + dry = chilling out
bastard
—-
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-27/alf-stackhouse-the-king-of-badger-island/8058508
readed that, saw shorts to it on TV, yes’t was Landline, been watching it some lately. Good TV Landline courtesy the ABC.
party_pants said:
transition said:
party_pants said:rum + dry = chilling out
bastard
my parents were married when i was born. you’ll have to call me an arsehole.
Work this morning, before the store opens :D
Yesterday we went to the hardware shop again and I am being “pressured” about choosing a colour to paint the exterior of the house. It’s stucco. So, I wander aimlessly along the rows of colour thingies, feeling unwell from the vaccinations I had on Friday. Pick up some colour samples. We looked at them yesterday. I keep choosing the same colours when painting anything in the house…..two of the colours were almost exactly the same as my workroom floor, the bathroom/hallway, and the other colour is very similar to the two yellows I used on the kitchen cupboards.
The End
kii said:
Work this morning, before the store opens :DYesterday we went to the hardware shop again and I am being “pressured” about choosing a colour to paint the exterior of the house.
Go a soft tuscan green..
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Work this morning, before the store opens :DYesterday we went to the hardware shop again and I am being “pressured” about choosing a colour to paint the exterior of the house.
Go a soft tuscan green..
and white..
!http://clipgoo.com/daut/as/m/a/apartment-interior-exterior-incredible-design-houses-excerpt-house_condo-building-designs-and-plans_home-decor_traditional-home-decor-bohemian-decorations-tuscan-store-linon-pinterest-diy-blogs-beach_797×598.jpg!
kii said:
Yesterday we went to the hardware shop again and I am being “pressured” about choosing a colour to paint the exterior of the house.
There’s a problem I don’t have. ;-)
Watching the Crowded House gig at Sydders on telly. They’re doing a hell of a job, but I think Neil is a poofteenth flat in some of the lower notes. Never noticed that before….
Rule 303 said:
kii said:Yesterday we went to the hardware shop again and I am being “pressured” about choosing a colour to paint the exterior of the house.There’s a problem I don’t have. ;-)
Watching the Crowded House gig at Sydders on telly. They’re doing a hell of a job, but I think Neil is a poofteenth flat in some of the lower notes. Never noticed that before….
He had a few vocal probs. Didn’t matter that much to me. But he will probably be croaky for days..
Morning. 9.5 degrees heading for 31. Sunny all day. The sun which is at present all orangey as it starts to pop up.
Morning pilgrims, fog bound at the redoubt.
Peak Warming Man said:
Morning pilgrims, fog bound at the redoubt.
Hello.
Morning folks.
Had a blowout this morning, 14L of dialysis fluid across the floor.
Glad i dont have to clean that one up…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morning folks.Had a blowout this morning, 14L of dialysis fluid across the floor.
Glad i dont have to clean that one up…
Oops.
monkey skipper said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Morning folks.Had a blowout this morning, 14L of dialysis fluid across the floor.
Glad i dont have to clean that one up…
Oops.
Your cup runneth over?
I’m not sure that government should be run by demanding deals.
Either the policies are acceptable or they are not.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/government-step-closer-to-passing-abcc-bill/8061934
Have good day peoples. ttfn.
Peak Warming Man said:
Whatever you do, don’t attempt to fly out of there.
Morning pilgrims, fog bound at the redoubt.
Morning all.
23.5°C and 60%RH here 4/8 cloud, all quite low and fluffy, billowing in from the east.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
You at hostipal again?
Morning folks.Had a blowout this morning, 14L of dialysis fluid across the floor.
Glad i dont have to clean that one up…
Michael V said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:You at hostipal again?
Morning folks.Had a blowout this morning, 14L of dialysis fluid across the floor.
Glad i dont have to clean that one up…
Yeah, since wednesday
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Bloody! You just can’t keep away from the place, can you?
Michael V said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:You at hostipal again?
Morning folks.Had a blowout this morning, 14L of dialysis fluid across the floor.
Glad i dont have to clean that one up…
Yeah, since wednesday
c…o…f…f…e…e…
I’m tired, have an assignment due today and am in big trouble at work over stupid things. I am also drinking milo mixed with coconut water cos I’m a hipster.
Divine Angel said:
and am in big trouble at work over stupid things
Did you spell krispy with a ‘c’ again?…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:and am in big trouble at work over stupid things
Did you spell krispy with a ‘c’ again?…
Much worse – I made up salaried hours by working at the airport store.
Divine Angel said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:and am in big trouble at work over stupid things
Did you spell krispy with a ‘c’ again?…
Much worse – I made up salaried hours by working at the airport store.
Please explain.
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:Did you spell krispy with a ‘c’ again?…
Much worse – I made up salaried hours by working at the airport store.
Please explain.
I have a set number of hours I need to work. Someone needed to swap a shift but, as things do, it went awry and I needed to make up hours. I called the manager of the airport store and asked if I could work, yep no worries. Boss got very angry. It was last Thursday, which was already a shitty day because I had to write someone up and Little Miss was sick and was sent home from daycare. In fact, all last week was total shit.
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:Much worse – I made up salaried hours by working at the airport store.
Please explain.
I have a set number of hours I need to work. Someone needed to swap a shift but, as things do, it went awry and I needed to make up hours. I called the manager of the airport store and asked if I could work, yep no worries. Boss got very angry. It was last Thursday, which was already a shitty day because I had to write someone up and Little Miss was sick and was sent home from daycare. In fact, all last week was total shit.
Ah, life.
I think I am coming up out of the slime of shitty weeks :/ I hope you emerge soon.
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:Please explain.
I have a set number of hours I need to work. Someone needed to swap a shift but, as things do, it went awry and I needed to make up hours. I called the manager of the airport store and asked if I could work, yep no worries. Boss got very angry. It was last Thursday, which was already a shitty day because I had to write someone up and Little Miss was sick and was sent home from daycare. In fact, all last week was total shit.
Ah, life.
I think I am coming up out of the slime of shitty weeks :/ I hope you emerge soon.
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:Much worse – I made up salaried hours by working at the airport store.
Please explain.
I have a set number of hours I need to work. Someone needed to swap a shift but, as things do, it went awry and I needed to make up hours. I called the manager of the airport store and asked if I could work, yep no worries. Boss got very angry. It was last Thursday, which was already a shitty day because I had to write someone up and Little Miss was sick and was sent home from daycare. In fact, all last week was total shit.
Drs wonder why i get pissed off at them and keep offering to write me a medical certificate. It’s a bit late for that when they’ve already cost me my job…
Tamb said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:I have a set number of hours I need to work. Someone needed to swap a shift but, as things do, it went awry and I needed to make up hours. I called the manager of the airport store and asked if I could work, yep no worries. Boss got very angry. It was last Thursday, which was already a shitty day because I had to write someone up and Little Miss was sick and was sent home from daycare. In fact, all last week was total shit.
Ah, life.
I think I am coming up out of the slime of shitty weeks :/ I hope you emerge soon.
I’ve had a bad couple of weeks too but 11 hours sleep/rest last night & I feel like normal people must feel most of the time. It’s a good feeling.
I’d just like for some normal people to deal with.
The newish cleaner at work obviously has self-esteem issues – avoids eye contact, talks very softly etc. She was standing somewhere near me while I had my head down and in a low display and I had no idea she was talking to me :/ She’d been asking me to let her out of the building and I couldn’t hear her. When I stood up I couldn’t even see her. I think she was standing behind the display I was doing. I WANT NORMAL PEOPLE!!!!!!
kii said:
Tamb said:
kii said:Ah, life.
I think I am coming up out of the slime of shitty weeks :/ I hope you emerge soon.
I’ve had a bad couple of weeks too but 11 hours sleep/rest last night & I feel like normal people must feel most of the time. It’s a good feeling.I’d just like for some normal people to deal with.
The newish cleaner at work obviously has self-esteem issues – avoids eye contact, talks very softly etc. She was standing somewhere near me while I had my head down and in a low display and I had no idea she was talking to me :/ She’d been asking me to let her out of the building and I couldn’t hear her. When I stood up I couldn’t even see her. I think she was standing behind the display I was doing. I WANT NORMAL PEOPLE!!!!!!
Tamb said:
kii said:
Tamb said:I’ve had a bad couple of weeks too but 11 hours sleep/rest last night & I feel like normal people must feel most of the time. It’s a good feeling.
I’d just like for some normal people to deal with.
The newish cleaner at work obviously has self-esteem issues – avoids eye contact, talks very softly etc. She was standing somewhere near me while I had my head down and in a low display and I had no idea she was talking to me :/ She’d been asking me to let her out of the building and I couldn’t hear her. When I stood up I couldn’t even see her. I think she was standing behind the display I was doing. I WANT NORMAL PEOPLE!!!!!!
Are you sure? Normal people are so predictable & boring.
True. Well, maybe just crazy people who can communicate well. Gonna go watch some murder stuff on Netflix :/
kii said:
I’d just like for some normal people to deal with.The newish cleaner at work obviously has self-esteem issues – avoids eye contact, talks very softly etc. She was standing somewhere near me while I had my head down and in a low display and I had no idea she was talking to me :/ She’d been asking me to let her out of the building and I couldn’t hear her. When I stood up I couldn’t even see her. I think she was standing behind the display I was doing. I WANT NORMAL PEOPLE!!!!!!
You rang?
Tamb said:
Are you sure? Normal people are so predictable & boring.
Pfffft.
I would like polite customers who can read. I don’t think that’s too much to ask.
Rule 303 said:
Tamb said:Are you sure? Normal people are so predictable & boring.Pfffft.
Divine Angel said:
I would like polite customers who can read. I don’t think that’s too much to ask.
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
I would like polite customers who can read. I don’t think that’s too much to ask.
Your customers probably can read. Comprehension is their problem.
That too. The newbie served a particularly difficult customer on the weekend and she rocked it. I would’ve given up and punched the bastard.
Divine Angel said:
I would like polite customers who can read. I don’t think that’s too much to ask.
You’re living in the One Notion’s heartland. Curb your expectation.
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
I would like polite customers who can read. I don’t think that’s too much to ask.
Your customers probably can read. Comprehension is their problem.That too. The newbie served a particularly difficult customer on the weekend and she rocked it. I would’ve given up and punched the bastard.
Tamb said:
Yes Rule that’s what I expected you to say. So predictable. :)
*nods *
Rule 303 said:
Divine Angel said:
I would like polite customers who can read. I don’t think that’s too much to ask.
You’re living in the One Notion’s heartland. Curb your expectation.
This guy is a customer.
http://www.news.com.au/national/queensland/brisbane-undies-hero-daniel-mcconnell-has-sunrise-team-in-stitches/news-story/79953181be7018f963205a00ff5ce39b
kii said:
Tamb said:
kii said:Ah, life.
I think I am coming up out of the slime of shitty weeks :/ I hope you emerge soon.
I’ve had a bad couple of weeks too but 11 hours sleep/rest last night & I feel like normal people must feel most of the time. It’s a good feeling.I’d just like for some normal people to deal with.
The newish cleaner at work obviously has self-esteem issues – avoids eye contact, talks very softly etc. She was standing somewhere near me while I had my head down and in a low display and I had no idea she was talking to me :/ She’d been asking me to let her out of the building and I couldn’t hear her. When I stood up I couldn’t even see her. I think she was standing behind the display I was doing. I WANT NORMAL PEOPLE!!!!!!
I remember when I was mainframe computer operating there was one cleaner who would always be where I needed to be. If I was loading paper into the printer she was there vacumming around the printer. If I was bursting bills she was in the bursting room. If I was feeding the OCR she was vacuuming under my feet. It went on and on. It wasn’t co-incidental. I kept on writing it up in logs and reporting it. I was deemed a nutter. Eventually other people complained about the same behaviour. she was shuffled off to clean somewhere else.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
Tamb said:I’ve had a bad couple of weeks too but 11 hours sleep/rest last night & I feel like normal people must feel most of the time. It’s a good feeling.
I’d just like for some normal people to deal with.
The newish cleaner at work obviously has self-esteem issues – avoids eye contact, talks very softly etc. She was standing somewhere near me while I had my head down and in a low display and I had no idea she was talking to me :/ She’d been asking me to let her out of the building and I couldn’t hear her. When I stood up I couldn’t even see her. I think she was standing behind the display I was doing. I WANT NORMAL PEOPLE!!!!!!
I remember when I was mainframe computer operating there was one cleaner who would always be where I needed to be. If I was loading paper into the printer she was there vacumming around the printer. If I was bursting bills she was in the bursting room. If I was feeding the OCR she was vacuuming under my feet. It went on and on. It wasn’t co-incidental. I kept on writing it up in logs and reporting it. I was deemed a nutter. Eventually other people complained about the same behaviour. she was shuffled off to clean somewhere else.
sarahs mum said:
this was printed today in the Tassie Times.<<Dr Peter="" McMinn="" BMedSc="" (Hons="" 1),="" <span="" class="caps">MBBS (Hons 1), MD, PhD, FRCPA, FRCPath, FASM Wollstonecraft NSW 2065 27 November 2016
27.11.16 6:14 amTo the Editor,
The Tasmanian Times
In 1985-88, I lived and worked as a general practitioner in Hobart. During that time, I befriended Sue Neill-Fraser. We initially met because I contacted her as a client of her riding school in Bagdad and we subsequently became good friends and regularly traveled together on weekends to organized cross-country horse riding events in the Midlands of Tasmania.
After leaving Tasmania in 1989, I returned to Sydney to pursue a career in medical research and lost contact with Sue. However, I always considered her as a good friend and retained pleasant memories of the times we spent riding together in the beautiful Tasmanian Midlands. The first time that I heard of Sue’s conviction for the murder of her partner Bob Chappell in 2009 was on the ABC Radio National’s Background Briefing program on Sunday 23 October 2016. I was deeply shocked and numbed by this news because so much of what has been written about Sue in the media is diametrically opposed to my experience of her as a friend.
I found Sue to be an honest, gentle and hard-working person of very high integrity, who always showed great kindness and generosity toward me. Although I lost contact with Sue after leaving Tasmania, I have always held her in high regard and considered her one of the best people I’ve met in my life.
When I knew Sue as young woman in her mid-30’s, I directly observed her physical limitations in relation to heavy work and lifting. Sue is a lightly built woman and was suffering from chronic back pain and sciatica resulting from old riding injuries. As a medical practitioner, I have been trained to observe pain in others and I observed that Sue was often in pain. She was unable to lift bales of hay weighing 15-20 kg. When we rode together, I would do all of the heavy lifting because Sue was physically incapable of doing it. She would also frequently pull out of our rides after less than 30 minutes because of pain.
Fast forward 20-25 years and it is likely that the back injuries and pain Sue suffered as a young woman would be compounded by osteoarthritis, making it likely that her back pain and limitations on lifting were at least equal to, or worse, than when I knew her. For these reasons, I feel strongly that Sue could not have committed Bob Chappell’s murder and the disposal of his body in the way that the Crown alleged. At the very least, my observation of Sue’s back pain and lifting limitations cast reasonable doubt upon the police hypothesis that was advanced during the trial.
To say that I am very upset about only just learning of Sue’s predicament is a gross understatement; I feel devastated for her. I found Sue to be a wonderful human being and I wish I could have done something to help her at the time of the trial, but I was not aware of the events of 2009-10 until very recently.
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/pr-article/letter-to-the-editor-on-sue-neill-fraser/#sthash.uYID2uDa.dpuf
There is a bit of me the wants to scream ‘of course Sue was nice to you’..she wanted to be seen and admired by important and wealthy peoples..but I do agree about her state of constantly being in pain from old horse ridng wounds..when they prosecution noted her bandaged wrist twasn’t a biggy for me who saw her taped up many times.
in the comments is..Mechanical advantage of a winch
For those who don’t have a good mechanical understanding of why it would have been relatively easy for Sue (despite some back problems) to lift a dead weight of 65kg or so out of the yacht’s saloon and lower it into the dinghy, here is a brief description of how a winch effectively acts as a force multiplier to help a human lift or pull much heavier objects than they would have been able to do it directly with their own physical strength:
“Essentially, a winch consists of a set of gears that provide the user with a mechanical advantage. In a hand-cranked winch, the crank is attached to a very small gear. This gear meshes with a larger gear inside the winch that directly or indirectly rotates the spool. Each turn of the crank equals one turn of the small gear, but only a fraction of a turn of the larger gear and spool. This means that you might turn a winch fifty times for each coil of the rope. The ratio of the gears allows them to use the effort exerted over a long period of time into the force necessary to coil rope under a heavy load”.
http://www.thomasnet.com/about/winches-94054806.html
Posted by Dr Peter Lozo on 27/11/16 at 01:05 PM
Dr McMinn,Are you aware that the prosecution evidence was that the yacht’s winch and ropes were used to pull the body out of the yacht’s saloon and to lower it into the dinghy? Thus, Sue wouldn’t have had to exert much physical effort in order to achieve this. She was experienced with yachts and the winching mechanisms.The police did an experiment (somewhat limited though) to prove that a 100kg detective could not resist the pulling force applied via the manual winch. What is lacking is the minimum force that a human needed to exert onto the winch in order to achieve this feat. However, I very much doubt that the physical human strength required would be anywhere near as much as it would be required to manually pull the body up a short flight of stairs with ropes alone. Although I am not familiar with the actual winch nor do I have any yachting experience, I can imagine how the winching mechanism can amplify the force exerted by a human.
Thus, one needs to have a good understanding of the prosecution’s case before offering opinions. In this case, an understanding of the mechanical advantage afforded by a winching mechanism is very relevant.
Peter Lozo, BSc, PhD
Applied Physicist/Perceptual Scientist
Adelaide, SAPosted by Dr Peter Lozo on 27/11/16 at 11:59 AM
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This guy keeps popping up from nowhere..anyone heard of him?
Dr Lozo,
Thanks for the patronising lecture on high school physics, but it was unnecessary on two counts.
Firstly, the winch has no relevance in regard to how Sue was alleged to have lifted the weighted body out of the dinghy and into the sea, while almost certainly in a crouched and highly flexed back position. Even in a flat sea (which is rarely the case in Storm Bay), it is necessary to expend a large amount of muscular effort to maintain balance while moving about and/or shifting heavy weights around in dinghies. I have spent years scuba diving in the heavy seas off the coast of Albany and Esperance in WA and and so have personal knowledge of how difficult this is. Moreover, I have directly observed Sue’s inability to lift a 20 kg weight from a straight-backed, knee-flexed position on firm ground, which is far easier than attempting to do so in a dinghy, let alone lifting a 65 kg body PLUS the weights.
Secondly, the experienced yachtsman who helped to ferry the Four Winds to Hobart testified that Sue did not have the physical strength to operate the winches on the yacht. It appears that your comments on winches and the mechanical advantage they offer are theoretical. You admit that you have no experience of yachting and certainly never personally checked the winches on the Four Winds. I haven’t either and thus have no idea of the rated or actual mechanical advantage provided by the winches on the Four Winds, assuming that they were properly maintained and operating correctly. Given this, the yachtsman’s testimony seems very relevant.
Finally, my original letter to the Tasmanian Times was to offer my observations of the good character and physical infirmities of Sue Neill-Fraser when I knew her in the 1980’s. Sue and I were friends long enough for me to form a very high opinion of her character. I don’t know who you are or what your motivation is for attacking Sue and anyone who speaks positively on her behalf. Sue was a very good friend to me many years ago and I intend to honour that friendship by defending her character now that she is not in any position to defend herself from such online bullying.
Posted by Peter McMinn on 27/11/16 at 07:37 PM
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/pr-article/letter-to-the-editor-on-sue-neill-fraser/#sthash.PBUcgkkn.dpuf
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/27/francois-fillon-on-course-to-win-french-primary-to-be-candidate-for-the-right?CMP=soc_567
I like how the ‘online bullying’ was by people flaunting their qualifications to add authority.
http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/animals/blogs/coyote-and-badger-hunt-together
Divine Angel said:
I like how the ‘online bullying’ was by people flaunting their qualifications to add authority.
:) I should see it as more than a side show I suppose considering how much damage it is doing to people I know…
got things to do, maybe a leak
not sure lotta thirsty lambs ‘em do drink a lot
zero flow not seen on that line
i’ll pump the troughs full hold down ballcocks
troughs in crops also I’as look
be needin’ me sacrificial dog to walk up front
he can ‘ello nasty snakes first
nah, that little fella can stay all safe in the ute
transition said:
got things to do, maybe a leak
not sure lotta thirsty lambs ‘em do drink a lot
zero flow not seen on that line
i’ll pump the troughs full hold down ballcocks
troughs in crops also I’as look
be needin’ me sacrificial dog to walk up front
he can ‘ello nasty snakes first
nah, that little fella can stay all safe in the ute
After losing Barklee to a tiger snake bite… Cobbett has been trained to walk behind me. Sometimes he walks close behind me snuffling the back of my knee. It’s annoying. But it is safer.
The first three verandah roof panels are up onto the framework.
excited
>After losing Barklee to a tiger snake bite… Cobbett has been trained to walk behind me. Sometimes he walks close behind me snuffling the back of my knee. It’s annoying. But it is safer.
I’d give him twenty minutes, maybe half an hour
takes longer than that to get to the vet
so yeah he can stay in the ute
New computer set up postponed until tomorrow.
transition said:
>After losing Barklee to a tiger snake bite… Cobbett has been trained to walk behind me. Sometimes he walks close behind me snuffling the back of my knee. It’s annoying. But it is safer.I’d give him twenty minutes, maybe half an hour
takes longer than that to get to the vet
so yeah he can stay in the ute
:)
Fair enough. I understand.
Greetings
Cymek said:
Greetings
hello.
transition said:
got things to do, maybe a leak
not sure lotta thirsty lambs ‘em do drink a lot
zero flow not seen on that line
i’ll pump the troughs full hold down ballcocks
troughs in crops also I’as look
be needin’ me sacrificial dog to walk up front
he can ‘ello nasty snakes first
nah, that little fella can stay all safe in the ute
Am reading poems of Banjo Paterson. Your poem put me in mind of it.
Feeling stressed. Perhaps if I make a big list of things that must be done.
Bought tiling grout and a rubber water stop this morning. I realised yesterday that the shower screen had been measured to the wrong dimension by the installer, leaving a 10+ mm gap under the shower screen for the water to flood out. Hope I can paint the black rubber water stop white.
PRINCESS Beatrice sliced open Ed Sheeran’s face with a sword while attempting to “knight” James Blunt as a party prank.
http://www.themercury.com.au/entertainment/music/ed-sheeran-had-to-have-stitches-after-princess-beatrice-cut-his-face-with-a-ceremonial-sword/news-story/67421479e662a02b2ec81092fddd11a5
Michael V said:
The first three verandah roof panels are up onto the framework.excited
:)
I realised yesterday that the shower screen had been measured to the wrong dimension by the installer, leaving a 10+ mm gap under the shower screen for the water to flood out. Hope I can paint the black rubber water stop white.
——
Ahhhh.. shower leaky!
Their blue. Why don’t you send it back?
Cohen (2007 in Johnston 2013) asserts that over 100 US judicial court rulings have relied on Wikipedia entries.
Johnston J 2013 ‘Working with the internet and social media’ Media Relations: Issues and Strategies Griffin Press, Australia p265
Divine Angel said:
Cohen (2007 in Johnston 2013) asserts that over 100 US judicial court rulings have relied on Wikipedia entries.Johnston J 2013 ‘Working with the internet and social media’ Media Relations: Issues and Strategies Griffin Press, Australia p265
Comforting..I wonder if any of the judges went to uni..
Is it the US where you can become a Judge without being a lawyer?
sarahs mum said:
PRINCESS Beatrice sliced open Ed Sheeran’s face with a sword while attempting to “knight” James Blunt as a party prank.http://www.themercury.com.au/entertainment/music/ed-sheeran-had-to-have-stitches-after-princess-beatrice-cut-his-face-with-a-ceremonial-sword/news-story/67421479e662a02b2ec81092fddd11a5
Must be crap at fencing.
Divine Angel said:
Is it the US where you can become a Judge without being a lawyer?
Yeah, in the US judges are elected by the population. Only federal (eg Supreme Court) judges are appointed.
btm said:
Divine Angel said:
Is it the US where you can become a Judge without being a lawyer?
Yeah, in the US judges are elected by the population. Only federal (eg Supreme Court) judges are appointed.
that’s just Mental!
JudgeMental said:
btm said:
Divine Angel said:
Is it the US where you can become a Judge without being a lawyer?
Yeah, in the US judges are elected by the population. Only federal (eg Supreme Court) judges are appointed.
that’s just Mental!
JudgeMental said:
btm said:
Divine Angel said:
Is it the US where you can become a Judge without being a lawyer?
Yeah, in the US judges are elected by the population. Only federal (eg Supreme Court) judges are appointed.
that’s just Mental!
It seems that way doesn’t it
Cymek said:
JudgeMental said:
btm said:Yeah, in the US judges are elected by the population. Only federal (eg Supreme Court) judges are appointed.
that’s just Mental!
It seems that way doesn’t it
Ian said:
I realised yesterday that the shower screen had been measured to the wrong dimension by the installer, leaving a 10+ mm gap under the shower screen for the water to flood out. Hope I can paint the black rubber water stop white.——
Ahhhh.. shower leaky!
Their blue. Why don’t you send it back?
I paid a premium extra $200 for high quality installation above the normal $300.
Looking closer, the gap is more like 20 mm. If it was installed perfectly then the gap would still be 6 mm. I think I can fix, but it may not look pretty.
Luckily, the rubber dee shape also fits in the hole in the floor that the builder left around the door frame.
Tamb said:
Cymek said:
JudgeMental said:that’s just Mental!
It seems that way doesn’t it
Are the Federal judges appointed by the President?
Not sure I think so.
Cymek said:
Tamb said:
Cymek said:It seems that way doesn’t it
Are the Federal judges appointed by the President?Not sure I think so.
I think the Supreme Court Judges are appointed by the Prez. There was some talk a coupla weeks back about Trump appointing new Judges to repeal the marriage equality law, but I wasn’t really paying much attention.
JudgeMental said:
btm said:
Divine Angel said:
Is it the US where you can become a Judge without being a lawyer?
Yeah, in the US judges are elected by the population. Only federal (eg Supreme Court) judges are appointed.
that’s just Mental!
So Heinlein was right after all in his novel “the Moon is a harsh mistress”. There the court judge was chosen from the general populace.
It actually makes some sense.
Anyway, I’m off to Officeworks to print my study materials for this semester.
mollwollfumble said:
JudgeMental said:
btm said:Yeah, in the US judges are elected by the population. Only federal (eg Supreme Court) judges are appointed.
that’s just Mental!
So Heinlein was right after all in his novel “the Moon is a harsh mistress”. There the court judge was chosen from the general populace.
It actually makes some sense.
Tamb said:
I think they also elect their top law enforcement people.
Yes. Police chiefs are often elected. I think the President appointed all supreme and federal court judges while state governors appoint state judges. Local judges are elected I think.
I was playing a hangman marathon with my son yesterday. It was his turn to set.
His phrase was ’ ——- — ——- —— ——— -(bleep)—- —-. Exactly like that, including the brackets.
I managed to solve it without being executed.
I’m going to throw your mother f(bleep)ing toy.
Me- Why is the bleep there?
Him- Because it’s too rude.
Me- Is this from a game or a movie or something?
Him- It’s not from something. It’s a parody.
dv said:
I was playing a hangman marathon with my son yesterday. It was his turn to set.
His phrase was’——- — ——- —— ——— -(bleep)—- —-. Exactly like that, including the brackets.I managed to solve it without being executed.
I’m going to throw your mother f(bleep)ing toy.Me- Why is the bleep there?
Him- Because it’s too rude.
Me- Is this from a game or a movie or something?
Him- It’s not from something. It’s a parody.
How old is your son?
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:I was playing a hangman marathon with my son yesterday. It was his turn to set.
His phrase was’——- — ——- —— ——— -(bleep)—- —-. Exactly like that, including the brackets.I managed to solve it without being executed.
I’m going to throw your mother f(bleep)ing toy.Me- Why is the bleep there?
Him- Because it’s too rude.
Me- Is this from a game or a movie or something?
Him- It’s not from something. It’s a parody.
Eight
How old is your son?
The formatting messed up there because the hyphen is a markup character for strike through.
The word was written as – (bleep) – - -.
dv said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:I was playing a hangman marathon with my son yesterday. It was his turn to set.
His phrase was’——- — ——- —— ——— -(bleep)—- —-. Exactly like that, including the brackets.I managed to solve it without being executed.
I’m going to throw your mother f(bleep)ing toy.Me- Why is the bleep there?
Him- Because it’s too rude.
Me- Is this from a game or a movie or something?
Him- It’s not from something. It’s a parody.
Eight
How old is your son?
I thought he was six, still pretty scary coming out with stuff like that at eight though :)
I don’t have a son.
Divine Angel said:
Anyway, I’m off to Officeworks to print my study materials for this semester.
If you lived in WA I could print it from work for you
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Eight
How old is your son?I thought he was six, still pretty scary coming out with stuff like that at eight though :)
I don’t have a son.
Yeah I wasn’t asking how old your son is…
He would not be drawn on where the parody is from, pr what it is a parody of.
He’s a strange kid but we had a good laugh at him.
Cymek said:
Divine Angel said:
Anyway, I’m off to Officeworks to print my study materials for this semester.
If you lived in WA I could print it from work for you
You could do that and mail it to her.
In the US when presidents change you get a whole new administration.
In Commonwealth countries when Priministers change Sir Humphrey Appleby continues to run the country.
dv said:
Cymek said:
Divine Angel said:
Anyway, I’m off to Officeworks to print my study materials for this semester.
If you lived in WA I could print it from work for you
You could do that and mail it to her.
I could do that as well
Peak Warming Man said:
In the US when presidents change you get a whole new administration.
In Commonwealth countries when Priministers change Sir Humphrey Appleby continues to run the country.
Civil servants RULE OK !
dv said:
I was playing a hangman marathon with my son yesterday. It was his turn to set.
His phrase was’——- — ——- —— ——— -(bleep)—- —-. Exactly like that, including the brackets.I managed to solve it without being executed.
I’m going to throw your mother f(bleep)ing toy.Me- Why is the bleep there?
Him- Because it’s too rude.
Me- Is this from a game or a movie or something?
Him- It’s not from something. It’s a parody.
nice.. my daughter (she’s 7) was sitting down drawing something while we were watching something on TV, an ad came on where there was a animal (I think it was a bird) talking about something and she looked at me and said, “dad, that bird is anthropomorphic”… her mother and i looked at each other and I said “yes darling, it is”… she just nodded and went on drawing…
hard to argue against the effectiveness of the education system after that…
Peak Warming Man said:
In the US when presidents change you get a whole new administration.
In Commonwealth countries when Priministers change Sir Humphrey Appleby continues to run the country.
i think nowadays Sir Humphrey lives in fear and the new regime comes in with its own 400k advisor mates.
dv said:
I was playing a hangman marathon with my son yesterday. It was his turn to set.
His phrase was’——- — ——- —— ——— -(bleep)—- —-. Exactly like that, including the brackets.I managed to solve it without being executed.
I’m going to throw your mother f(bleep)ing toy.Me- Why is the bleep there?
Him- Because it’s too rude.
Me- Is this from a game or a movie or something?
Him- It’s not from something. It’s a parody.
Ha!
Give him a few more years and watch out.
He’s already managed to thow you under a bus.. metaphorically like
So glad we were over Westgate and heading to Geelong before 8.00am this morning.
Peak Warming Man said:
In the US when presidents change you get a whole new administration.
In Commonwealth countries when Priministers change Sir Humphrey Appleby continues to run the country.
buffy said:
So glad we were over Westgate and heading to Geelong before 8.00am this morning.
I never got into Westgate or Crown of Thorns or any of that HBO stuff for that matter.
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:So glad we were over Westgate and heading to Geelong before 8.00am this morning.
I never got into Westgate or Crown of Thorns or any of that HBO stuff for that matter.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/west-gate-freeway-fatal-truck-motorbike-collision-traffic/8062422
That was going into town, so not the way we were going. But it made a terrible mess of the traffic this morning in Melbourne. Not to mention the mess of someone’s family.
OTOH his spacing implies he thinks it is “mother fucking” rather than “motherfucking” or “mother-fucking” but I am sure I can bring him up to speed.
buffy said:
So glad we were over Westgate and heading to Geelong before 8.00am this morning.
Isn’t it only inbound lanes (lanes headed for the city) that are closed? Even if you’d seen the accident it would have been impossible for you and/or Mr Buffy to get to it to help.
btm said:
buffy said:
So glad we were over Westgate and heading to Geelong before 8.00am this morning.
Isn’t it only inbound lanes (lanes headed for the city) that are closed? Even if you’d seen the accident it would have been impossible for you and/or Mr Buffy to get to it to help.
But he really doesn’t need to see that stuff…
Cymek said:
dv said:
Cymek said:If you lived in WA I could print it from work for you
You could do that and mail it to her.
I could do that as well
If you could also bind it, that’d be a treat.
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.
On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
Divine Angel said:
Cymek said:
dv said:You could do that and mail it to her.
I could do that as well
If you could also bind it, that’d be a treat.
I could but that would be somewhat more difficult as the binder is in another office and they would ask me what I am doing.
I print stuff for my family all the time as most places charge quite a bit of money and we print and photocopy so much stuff its a drop in the ocean.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
Divine Angel said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
Old Benny Cousins was in Perth court the other day, just another meth junkie now
Divine Angel said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
It is possible to appreciate an artwork on its merits without for a second forgetting the artist’s indiscretions.
Cymek said:
Divine Angel said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
Old Benny Cousins was in Perth court the other day, just another meth junkie now
was wondering what had become of him. hadn’t seen him in the news for a while.
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
It is possible to appreciate an artwork on its merits without for a second forgetting the artist’s indiscretions.
Tamb said:
dv said:
Divine Angel said:(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
It is possible to appreciate an artwork on its merits without for a second forgetting the artist’s indiscretions.
I believe so unless the indiscretions were related to the artwork.
e.g. An artist dealing inappropriately with their underage models.
Hundreds of millions of people boycotted Rush Hour 3 because of their disapproval of Roman Polanski, or because it was shit.
Tamb said:
dv said:
Divine Angel said:(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
It is possible to appreciate an artwork on its merits without for a second forgetting the artist’s indiscretions.
I believe so unless the indiscretions were related to the artwork.
e.g. An artist dealing inappropriately with their underage models.
Donald Friend in particular emphasised the homoeroticism in the male nudes he painted, and his diaries report having sex with at least some of them (and boys as young as 9.)
dv said:
Tamb said:
dv said:It is possible to appreciate an artwork on its merits without for a second forgetting the artist’s indiscretions.
I believe so unless the indiscretions were related to the artwork.
e.g. An artist dealing inappropriately with their underage models.Hundreds of millions of people boycotted Rush Hour 3 because of their disapproval of Roman Polanski, or because it was shit.
btm said:
Tamb said:
dv said:It is possible to appreciate an artwork on its merits without for a second forgetting the artist’s indiscretions.
I believe so unless the indiscretions were related to the artwork.
e.g. An artist dealing inappropriately with their underage models.Donald Friend in particular emphasised the homoeroticism in the male nudes he painted, and his diaries report having sex with at least some of them (and boys as young as 9.)
Tamb said:
btm said:
Tamb said:I believe so unless the indiscretions were related to the artwork.
e.g. An artist dealing inappropriately with their underage models.Donald Friend in particular emphasised the homoeroticism in the male nudes he painted, and his diaries report having sex with at least some of them (and boys as young as 9.)
Hence the song “I’ve got a friend in me”
Okay I laughed at that.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
Not sure Rolf is technically a paedophile, since most of his victims appear to have been adult women.
Tamb said:
dv said:
Tamb said:I believe so unless the indiscretions were related to the artwork.
e.g. An artist dealing inappropriately with their underage models.Hundreds of millions of people boycotted Rush Hour 3 because of their disapproval of Roman Polanski, or because it was shit.
Millions think Andre Reiu is great when he’s shit. The public is not a good indicator of taste.
I still listen to Michael Jackson.
dv said:
Tamb said:
btm said:Donald Friend in particular emphasised the homoeroticism in the male nudes he painted, and his diaries report having sex with at least some of them (and boys as young as 9.)
Hence the song “I’ve got a friend in me”Okay I laughed at that.
Bubblecar said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
Not sure Rolf is technically a paedophile, since most of his victims appear to have been adult women.
One was aged 8, one was 14, the rest were adults.
Divine Angel said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
The point the show was making was that it was artists in particular (in Friend’s case a self-confessed paedophile) who get free passes.
Ian said:
Divine Angel said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caught a discussion about Donald Friend on RN this morning, who I hadn’t heard of berore. Apparently he was a known paedophile (a “benevolent paedophile”, ref: Humphries, B.), but we shouldn’t allow this to colour the way we view his work, because he was a great artist.On the other hand, the work of a certain other well known Australian paedophile artist is just popular crap, so we can denigrate his work as much as we like.
(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
The point the show was making was that it was artists in particular (in Friend’s case a self-confessed paedophile) who get free passes.
And my point is that they don’t, that they are still condemned, but their work is judged on its merits.
dv said:
Ian said:
Divine Angel said:(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
The point the show was making was that it was artists in particular (in Friend’s case a self-confessed paedophile) who get free passes.
And my point is that they don’t, that they are still condemned, but their work is judged on its merits.
Ok
dv said:
Ian said:
Divine Angel said:(insert names of sportspeople etc here) is such a great player/artist/author/musician etc, we’ll just forget about their indiscretions.
The point the show was making was that it was artists in particular (in Friend’s case a self-confessed paedophile) who get free passes.
And my point is that they don’t, that they are still condemned, but their work is judged on its merits.
Are they?
The Wikipedia article on Friend is not really what I would call condemnation.
party_pants said:
Tamb said:
dv said:Hundreds of millions of people boycotted Rush Hour 3 because of their disapproval of Roman Polanski, or because it was shit.
Millions think Andre Reiu is great when he’s shit. The public is not a good indicator of taste.I still listen to Michael Jackson.
Yeah, no……
The Rev Dodgson said:
Are they?The Wikipedia article on Friend is not really what I would call condemnation.
Wikipedia articles are expected to maintain a neutral tone.
Here’s the article the Rev was talking about:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/donald-friend-our-favourite-paedophile/8053222
I’d imagine that some time after Rolf Harris’s death, there’ll be books etc looking at his life and work, if only because he was a major entertainer for such a long time.
You also have to bear in mind that Harris was tried, convicted and jailed in the public spotlight, whereas Friend escaped any attention from law enforcement and the revelations about him only surfaced after his death.
Tamb said:
party_pants said:
Tamb said:Millions think Andre Reiu is great when he’s shit. The public is not a good indicator of taste.
I still listen to Michael Jackson.
The black one or the white one?
his early stuff :)
party_pants said:
Tamb said:
party_pants said:I still listen to Michael Jackson.
The black one or the white one?his early stuff :)
Bubblecar said:
Here’s the article the Rev was talking about:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/donald-friend-our-favourite-paedophile/8053222
I’d imagine that some time after Rolf Harris’s death, there’ll be books etc looking at his life and work, if only because he was a major entertainer for such a long time.
You also have to bear in mind that Harris was tried, convicted and jailed in the public spotlight, whereas Friend escaped any attention from law enforcement and the revelations about him only surfaced after his death.
I think all that would certainly have an effect.
Also Friend’s activities (at least those we know of) seem to have been entirely with Balinese boys.
So no-one important, ay?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
Here’s the article the Rev was talking about:http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/donald-friend-our-favourite-paedophile/8053222
I’d imagine that some time after Rolf Harris’s death, there’ll be books etc looking at his life and work, if only because he was a major entertainer for such a long time.
You also have to bear in mind that Harris was tried, convicted and jailed in the public spotlight, whereas Friend escaped any attention from law enforcement and the revelations about him only surfaced after his death.
I think all that would certainly have an effect.
Also Friend’s activities (at least those we know of) seem to have been entirely with Balinese boys.
So no-one important, ay?
I drop bikes off to dad for niece’n nephew
christmas tree’t down the crossin’ there
keepin’ all obeyin’ speed limit what’s doin’
coffee now then wander out way yonder
Why have I lost the pinterest button in the toolbar?
kii said:
Why have I lost the pinterest button in the toolbar?
Grace might have eaten it.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
Why have I lost the pinterest button in the toolbar?
Grace might have eaten it.
:)
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
Why have I lost the pinterest button in the toolbar?
Grace might have eaten it.
True. She’s been chewing the fringe off the tartan dog blanket. Maybe she wanted a change of diet…..
Michael V said:
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060871-sm_zpsuxl39pd2.jpg
nice pad, mate
transition said:
Cheers.
Michael V said:
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060871-sm_zpsuxl39pd2.jpg
nice pad, mate
Michael V said:
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.
:)
Michael V said:
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.
That’s a generous covered area.
Michael V said:
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060871-sm_zpsuxl39pd2.jpg
That’s a big un.
Where does the roof water go?
Looking from the house (verandah) to shed and carport:
“Yolo County sheriff deputies”
Bubblecar said:
:)
Michael V said:
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060871-sm_zpsuxl39pd2.jpg
That’s a generous covered area.
That’s the idea. Plenty of verandah space,as one can be outside here most of the year, day or night.
Ian said:
It’ll end up in the stormwater. Eventually, I’ll probably put a tank on the southern side of the garage and carport, possibly augmented by a hand-drilled bore.
Michael V said:
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060871-sm_zpsuxl39pd2.jpg
That’s a big un.
Where does the roof water go?
A lot of artists were not very nice people against is judging people in the past according to contemporary morals.
Michael V said:
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.
No they are sitting on their arse in the shade.
Ps tops verandah.
AwesomeO said:
A lot of artists were not very nice people against is judging people in the past according to contemporary morals.
What?
For Rev – here’s some of the editorial Talk (bickering & controversy) related to the Wikipedia Donald Friend entry:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3ADonald_Friend
I ate solid food. If two party pies constitute solid food.
sarahs mum said:
I ate solid food. If two party pies constitute solid food.
Bubblecar said:
For Rev – here’s some of the editorial Talk (bickering & controversy) related to the Wikipedia Donald Friend entry:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3ADonald_Friend
QI.
It does seem there is a good deal of debate (if not controversy) about how Friend’s extra-art activities should be handled.
I’m glad I don’t have to make a decision on the matter.
I’m also not sure what was the point of the distinction between “pederasty” and “paedophilia”.
sarahs mum said:
I ate solid food. If two party pies constitute solid food.
Have you been unwell?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
For Rev – here’s some of the editorial Talk (bickering & controversy) related to the Wikipedia Donald Friend entry:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3ADonald_Friend
QI.
It does seem there is a good deal of debate (if not controversy) about how Friend’s extra-art activities should be handled.
I’m glad I don’t have to make a decision on the matter.
I’m also not sure what was the point of the distinction between “pederasty” and “paedophilia”.
The former seems to be a subset of the latter, so yeah, technically correct but unnecessary.
Ahh, haven’t been sworn at while at work for awhile, almost missed it.
>It does seem there is a good deal of debate (if not controversy) about how Friend’s extra-art activities should be handled.
In the broader debate raised by that ABC piece I would take the view that we’re not just talking about “extra-art activities” here – Friend’s paedophilia was part of his perception of the world and something he explored in his art, which is often focused on the human form and the people in his life.
As far as the museum curators etc are concerned, it’s important for them to respect the fact that art is produced by a wide variety of people with a wide variety of personalities and perceptions, thus reflecting and exploring the whole gamut of human nature, because that’s central to its value as a contribution to human culture and understanding.
It shouldn’t be the job of curators to shield us from aspects of human nature that some will find disturbing.
poikilotherm said:
Ahh, haven’t been sworn at while at work for awhile, almost missed it.
PM your phone number and i call you at random times and give you an earful.
AwesomeO said:
Didn’t you recognise Mrs V?
Michael V said:
Verandah roof all on except one panel. They are screwing it down now.!http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060871-sm_zpsuxl39pd2.jpg
No they are sitting on their arse in the shade.
Ps tops verandah.
Cheers.
:)
poikilotherm said:
Ahh, haven’t been sworn at while at work for awhile, almost missed it.
You refusing to put their purchases on the slate again?
sarahs mum said:
Is the gob getting better?
I ate solid food. If two party pies constitute solid food.
JudgeMental said:
Wow! So thoughtful!
poikilotherm said:
Ahh, haven’t been sworn at while at work for awhile, almost missed it.
PM your phone number and i call you at random times and give you an earful.
Just caught up with your photos MV. Definitely getting there.
:)
Diagnoses of malnutrition accounted for 184,528 hospital bed days in England in 2015-16
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/nov/25/huge-rise-in-hospital-beds-in-england-taken-up-by-people-with-malnutrition?CMP=fb_gu
Michael V said:
JudgeMental said:Wow! So thoughtful!
poikilotherm said:
Ahh, haven’t been sworn at while at work for awhile, almost missed it.
PM your phone number and i call you at random times and give you an earful.
hey, i’m that kinda guy.
Bubblecar said:
>
It shouldn’t be the job of curators to shield us from aspects of human nature that some will find disturbing.
As far as I have seen, nobody has suggested that curators should do that.
buffy said:
Thanks. It’s getting towards the pointy end now. It is cool under that verandah roof.Just caught up with your photos MV. Definitely getting there.
:)
:)
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
>
It shouldn’t be the job of curators to shield us from aspects of human nature that some will find disturbing.
As far as I have seen, nobody has suggested that curators should do that.
Well it’s something’s that discussed in that ABC article. Should his work be displayed, hidden away, or even destroyed?
>What should be done
One option is to simply destroy them.
In 2014, Frank Penhalluriack, the owner of a Melbourne hardware store, invited members of his local Caulfield community to join him in destroying a large mural painted 20 years earlier by convicted sex offender Rolf Harris.
But the destruction of art sits uncomfortably with the western liberal mindset. It brings forth memories of the dynamiting of the Bamiyan Buddhas by the Taliban, or the Nazis’ burning of books and their distaste for what they labelled “degenerate” art.
Even anti-child-abuse campaigner Cathy Kezelman expresses a certain ambiguity about the destruction of Friend’s paintings and drawings.
“I would not necessarily advocate destroying the artworks,” she says, “but I do feel that those which represent criminal behaviour and portray the violation of children should not be publicly displayed and hence honoured.”
Another option then, Kezelmam suggests, is to hide them away — or at least the worst of them.
The National Portrait Gallery, which holds two portraits of Friend, has indicated it has no plans to put either piece on public display.
The National Gallery of Australia has taken a similar position, despite the fact that it possesses a large collection of Friend’s work.
A third option is to ensure that whenever Friend’s art is displayed, the viewing public is provided with context.
buffy said:
We so much liked the saw-toothed upper end of the verandah roof (it was intended to cut along the angle), and asked whether it would be possible to keep it that way. Unfortunately the flashing with built-in drip-line is too difficult to do and make work as intended.Just caught up with your photos MV. Definitely getting there.
:)
:(
Bubblecar said:
poikilotherm said:
Ahh, haven’t been sworn at while at work for awhile, almost missed it.
You refusing to put their purchases on the slate again?
Not this time, a missing prescription that I personally lost apparently.
>Well it’s something’s that discussed in that ABC article. Should his work be displayed, hidden away, or even destroyed?
I’d agree that any that can be sensibly described as “pornographic” shouldn’t be on display, but looking at his work in Google Image Search, I’d imagine that not much of it fits that description.
wo0t pay rise…
Is kii still about? I think she might approve of WHO backing the Northern Rivers Vaccination Supporters.
http://nrvs.info/news/
Bubblecar said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
>
It shouldn’t be the job of curators to shield us from aspects of human nature that some will find disturbing.
As far as I have seen, nobody has suggested that curators should do that.
Well it’s something’s that discussed in that ABC article. Should his work be displayed, hidden away, or even destroyed?
>What should be done
One option is to simply destroy them.
In 2014, Frank Penhalluriack, the owner of a Melbourne hardware store, invited members of his local Caulfield community to join him in destroying a large mural painted 20 years earlier by convicted sex offender Rolf Harris.
But the destruction of art sits uncomfortably with the western liberal mindset. It brings forth memories of the dynamiting of the Bamiyan Buddhas by the Taliban, or the Nazis’ burning of books and their distaste for what they labelled “degenerate” art.
Even anti-child-abuse campaigner Cathy Kezelman expresses a certain ambiguity about the destruction of Friend’s paintings and drawings.
“I would not necessarily advocate destroying the artworks,” she says, “but I do feel that those which represent criminal behaviour and portray the violation of children should not be publicly displayed and hence honoured.”
Another option then, Kezelmam suggests, is to hide them away — or at least the worst of them.
The National Portrait Gallery, which holds two portraits of Friend, has indicated it has no plans to put either piece on public display.
The National Gallery of Australia has taken a similar position, despite the fact that it possesses a large collection of Friend’s work.
A third option is to ensure that whenever Friend’s art is displayed, the viewing public is provided with context.
The problem with all this is the slippery slope. Where should it stop? Caravaggio was a murderer; should we hide his art away? Leonardo da Vinci was a closet transvestite: how about his work?
btm said:
Bubblecar said:
The Rev Dodgson said:As far as I have seen, nobody has suggested that curators should do that.
Well it’s something’s that discussed in that ABC article. Should his work be displayed, hidden away, or even destroyed?
>What should be done
One option is to simply destroy them.
In 2014, Frank Penhalluriack, the owner of a Melbourne hardware store, invited members of his local Caulfield community to join him in destroying a large mural painted 20 years earlier by convicted sex offender Rolf Harris.
But the destruction of art sits uncomfortably with the western liberal mindset. It brings forth memories of the dynamiting of the Bamiyan Buddhas by the Taliban, or the Nazis’ burning of books and their distaste for what they labelled “degenerate” art.
Even anti-child-abuse campaigner Cathy Kezelman expresses a certain ambiguity about the destruction of Friend’s paintings and drawings.
“I would not necessarily advocate destroying the artworks,” she says, “but I do feel that those which represent criminal behaviour and portray the violation of children should not be publicly displayed and hence honoured.”
Another option then, Kezelmam suggests, is to hide them away — or at least the worst of them.
The National Portrait Gallery, which holds two portraits of Friend, has indicated it has no plans to put either piece on public display.
The National Gallery of Australia has taken a similar position, despite the fact that it possesses a large collection of Friend’s work.
A third option is to ensure that whenever Friend’s art is displayed, the viewing public is provided with context.
The problem with all this is the slippery slope. Where should it stop? Caravaggio was a murderer; should we hide his art away? Leonardo da Vinci was a closet transvestite: how about his work?
ah, the slippery slope argument, where things magically become the same as another.
sarahs mum said:
Diagnoses of malnutrition accounted for 184,528 hospital bed days in England in 2015-16https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/nov/25/huge-rise-in-hospital-beds-in-england-taken-up-by-people-with-malnutrition?CMP=fb_gu
One of my hospital visits they included vitamins in the drips and I got onto a high calory diet, I had been crook for a while, no appetite and run myself right down and underweight.
AwesomeO said:
sarahs mum said:
Diagnoses of malnutrition accounted for 184,528 hospital bed days in England in 2015-16https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/nov/25/huge-rise-in-hospital-beds-in-england-taken-up-by-people-with-malnutrition?CMP=fb_gu
One of my hospital visits they included vitamins in the drips and I got onto a high calory diet, I had been crook for a while, no appetite and run myself right down and underweight.
two cal curve
AwesomeO said:
sarahs mum said:
Diagnoses of malnutrition accounted for 184,528 hospital bed days in England in 2015-16https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/nov/25/huge-rise-in-hospital-beds-in-england-taken-up-by-people-with-malnutrition?CMP=fb_gu
One of my hospital visits they included vitamins in the drips and I got onto a high calory diet, I had been crook for a while, no appetite and run myself right down and underweight.
I admit to not getting nutrition together this week,
Time to pack up and head homewards, bit of thunder around but no rain to speak of, just a sprinkle.
I’ve only had an apple to eat today, I’ll storm the truck stop at Warwick on the way home.
buffy said:
Is kii still about? I think she might approve of WHO backing the Northern Rivers Vaccination Supporters.
http://nrvs.info/news/
:)
Bubblecar said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
>
It shouldn’t be the job of curators to shield us from aspects of human nature that some will find disturbing.
As far as I have seen, nobody has suggested that curators should do that.
Well it’s something’s that discussed in that ABC article. Should his work be displayed, hidden away, or even destroyed?
>What should be done
One option is to simply destroy them.
In 2014, Frank Penhalluriack, the owner of a Melbourne hardware store, invited members of his local Caulfield community to join him in destroying a large mural painted 20 years earlier by convicted sex offender Rolf Harris.
But the destruction of art sits uncomfortably with the western liberal mindset. It brings forth memories of the dynamiting of the Bamiyan Buddhas by the Taliban, or the Nazis’ burning of books and their distaste for what they labelled “degenerate” art.
Even anti-child-abuse campaigner Cathy Kezelman expresses a certain ambiguity about the destruction of Friend’s paintings and drawings.
“I would not necessarily advocate destroying the artworks,” she says, “but I do feel that those which represent criminal behaviour and portray the violation of children should not be publicly displayed and hence honoured.”
Another option then, Kezelmam suggests, is to hide them away — or at least the worst of them.
The National Portrait Gallery, which holds two portraits of Friend, has indicated it has no plans to put either piece on public display.
The National Gallery of Australia has taken a similar position, despite the fact that it possesses a large collection of Friend’s work.
A third option is to ensure that whenever Friend’s art is displayed, the viewing public is provided with context.
But what you quote above is not about curators shielding us from aspects of human nature that some will find disturbing.
It is about not promoting the works of recent artists guilty of criminal offences, especially when those works have a clear connection with the offences. It seems to me that the motive is to not normalise the behaviour of the artist, rather than shielding us from disturbing aspects of human nature.
btm said:
The problem with all this is the slippery slope. Where should it stop? Caravaggio was a murderer; should we hide his art away? Leonardo da Vinci was a closet transvestite: how about his work?
But every question of legal action is a slippery slope, so that’s no reason not to take action if the action is justified in a given case.
In the case of your examples I think the answer is clear in both cases:
da Vinci: we certainly shouldn’t hide it, being a transvestite is not even undesirable, let alone criminal. If anything his work should be promoted even more than it is already, if he really was a transvestite.
Caravaggio: Does displaying his work normalise or make more acceptable the act of murder? I don’t think so, so there is no need to hide his work. His criminal activities might be given more prominence in art history works though (assuming they are well documented).
The Rev Dodgson said:
But what you quote above is not about curators shielding us from aspects of human nature that some will find disturbing.It is about not promoting the works of recent artists guilty of criminal offences, especially when those works have a clear connection with the offences. It seems to me that the motive is to not normalise the behaviour of the artist, rather than shielding us from disturbing aspects of human nature.
But again it’s not really the role of curators to “normalise” or “abnormalise” anything. You’ll find all sorts of weird and freakish stuff on gallery walls, as well as much more mundane exercises, and everything in between. Curators shouldn’t be expected to only display works that reflect some ethical prescription of “normality”.
It’s interesting how acts of criminality committed by individuals are considered abhorrent by some/many but the same acts by the state/religious organisations/business are mostly OK.
Bubblecar said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
But what you quote above is not about curators shielding us from aspects of human nature that some will find disturbing.It is about not promoting the works of recent artists guilty of criminal offences, especially when those works have a clear connection with the offences. It seems to me that the motive is to not normalise the behaviour of the artist, rather than shielding us from disturbing aspects of human nature.
But again it’s not really the role of curators to “normalise” or “abnormalise” anything. You’ll find all sorts of weird and freakish stuff on gallery walls, as well as much more mundane exercises, and everything in between. Curators shouldn’t be expected to only display works that reflect some ethical prescription of “normality”.
I think you are presenting a concealed “slippery slope” argument here, and the response is the same.
There is no question that there are some art works that should definitely not be displayed in public, some that definitely should be, and some in between.
So it is the role of curators to make decisions on these things, and to act accordingly.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Caravaggio: Does displaying his work normalise or make more acceptable the act of murder? I don’t think so, so there is no need to hide his work. His criminal activities might be given more prominence in art history works though (assuming they are well documented).
Caravaggio used child prostitutes as models for some of his paintings (most notably “Amore Vincitore”) and such works were particularly valued by wealthy collectors of the time who made use of such prostitutes.
Again, something that many people would understandably find very reprehensible, but that was one aspect of life at the time and one would expect it to be reflected in some of the art of the time.
Displaying and discussing such works does not amount to “normalising” the behaviour involved.
Bubblecar said:
Displaying and discussing such works does not amount to “normalising” the behaviour involved.
Arguably it doesn’t in the case of Carvaggio, but I think it unquestionably does in the case of Friend.
So the question then is, is this normalisation of sex with young boys, and sexual depictions of young boys, something that should be displayed in public art galleries or not?
On Caravaggio’s lust, talent and power
The young man who arrived in Rome from the provinces – but fled after killing a man in the street – used sex to get attention, shocking his onlookers into recognising the rough realities of life
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2013/may/27/caravaggio-lust-talent-power-jonathan-jones
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
Displaying and discussing such works does not amount to “normalising” the behaviour involved.
Arguably it doesn’t in the case of Carvaggio, but I think it unquestionably does in the case of Friend.
So the question then is, is this normalisation of sex with young boys, and sexual depictions of young boys, something that should be displayed in public art galleries or not?
As I said, any works that can sensibly be described as “pornographic” shouldn’t be on display, but decisions like that need a lot of care particularly with an artist who painted a lot of nudes.
btm said:
Bubblecar said:
The Rev Dodgson said:As far as I have seen, nobody has suggested that curators should do that.
Well it’s something’s that discussed in that ABC article. Should his work be displayed, hidden away, or even destroyed?
>What should be done
One option is to simply destroy them.
In 2014, Frank Penhalluriack, the owner of a Melbourne hardware store, invited members of his local Caulfield community to join him in destroying a large mural painted 20 years earlier by convicted sex offender Rolf Harris.
But the destruction of art sits uncomfortably with the western liberal mindset. It brings forth memories of the dynamiting of the Bamiyan Buddhas by the Taliban, or the Nazis’ burning of books and their distaste for what they labelled “degenerate” art.
Even anti-child-abuse campaigner Cathy Kezelman expresses a certain ambiguity about the destruction of Friend’s paintings and drawings.
“I would not necessarily advocate destroying the artworks,” she says, “but I do feel that those which represent criminal behaviour and portray the violation of children should not be publicly displayed and hence honoured.”
Another option then, Kezelmam suggests, is to hide them away — or at least the worst of them.
The National Portrait Gallery, which holds two portraits of Friend, has indicated it has no plans to put either piece on public display.
The National Gallery of Australia has taken a similar position, despite the fact that it possesses a large collection of Friend’s work.
A third option is to ensure that whenever Friend’s art is displayed, the viewing public is provided with context.
The problem with all this is the slippery slope. Where should it stop? Caravaggio was a murderer; should we hide his art away? Leonardo da Vinci was a closet transvestite: how about his work?
As a visual artist and having a diploma in art, I would suggest hiding it and making it available to people who want to see it by prior arrangement.
Bubblecar said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
Displaying and discussing such works does not amount to “normalising” the behaviour involved.
Arguably it doesn’t in the case of Carvaggio, but I think it unquestionably does in the case of Friend.
So the question then is, is this normalisation of sex with young boys, and sexual depictions of young boys, something that should be displayed in public art galleries or not?
As I said, any works that can sensibly be described as “pornographic” shouldn’t be on display, but decisions like that need a lot of care particularly with an artist who painted a lot of nudes.
Hmm, so you’d ban explicit depictions of adult sexual activity, but accept less explicit but still sexual depictions of children?
CrazyNeutrino said:
btm said:
Bubblecar said:Well it’s something’s that discussed in that ABC article. Should his work be displayed, hidden away, or even destroyed?
>What should be done
One option is to simply destroy them.
In 2014, Frank Penhalluriack, the owner of a Melbourne hardware store, invited members of his local Caulfield community to join him in destroying a large mural painted 20 years earlier by convicted sex offender Rolf Harris.
But the destruction of art sits uncomfortably with the western liberal mindset. It brings forth memories of the dynamiting of the Bamiyan Buddhas by the Taliban, or the Nazis’ burning of books and their distaste for what they labelled “degenerate” art.
Even anti-child-abuse campaigner Cathy Kezelman expresses a certain ambiguity about the destruction of Friend’s paintings and drawings.
“I would not necessarily advocate destroying the artworks,” she says, “but I do feel that those which represent criminal behaviour and portray the violation of children should not be publicly displayed and hence honoured.”
Another option then, Kezelmam suggests, is to hide them away — or at least the worst of them.
The National Portrait Gallery, which holds two portraits of Friend, has indicated it has no plans to put either piece on public display.
The National Gallery of Australia has taken a similar position, despite the fact that it possesses a large collection of Friend’s work.
A third option is to ensure that whenever Friend’s art is displayed, the viewing public is provided with context.
The problem with all this is the slippery slope. Where should it stop? Caravaggio was a murderer; should we hide his art away? Leonardo da Vinci was a closet transvestite: how about his work?
As a visual artist and having a diploma in art, I would suggest hiding it and making it available to people who want to see it by prior arrangement.
Just because Bubblecar didn’t complete doesn’t make him the loser of the argument.
Many galleries these days when displaying this kind of thing put in an invigilator and a statement and a screen.
I can understand the taking down of Rolf Harris paintings
For historical purposes, Rolf Harris paintings should still be still kept
viewed by prior arrangement
Some of Hitlers pairings are still around
Some artists would attempt to use the excuse of its arts to hide the fact they are pedo’s and play on people being receptive to this, they are predatory and use any excuse to blame others.
I think there would be a case for publicly displaying pornography if it is of distinct artistic merit or interest.
I mean you’d put up signs at the entrance to warn people, probably exclude children from entering etc.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Hmm, so you’d ban explicit depictions of adult sexual activity, but accept less explicit but still sexual depictions of children?
I was talking specifically about Friend’s work.
Obviously decisions of that kind will differ for different artists and different subject matter.
sarahs mum said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
btm said:The problem with all this is the slippery slope. Where should it stop? Caravaggio was a murderer; should we hide his art away? Leonardo da Vinci was a closet transvestite: how about his work?
As a visual artist and having a diploma in art, I would suggest hiding it and making it available to people who want to see it by prior arrangement.
Just because Bubblecar didn’t complete doesn’t make him the loser of the argument.
Many galleries these days when displaying this kind of thing put in an invigilator and a statement and a screen.
yes, statement and screen is another way to go
Cymek said:
Some artists would attempt to use the excuse of its arts to hide the fact they are pedo’s and play on people being receptive to this, they are predatory and use any excuse to blame others.
If pedos are creating porn art from children then I think the line has been crossed and that art destroyed
dv said:
I think there would be a case for publicly displaying pornography if it is of distinct artistic merit or interest.I mean you’d put up signs at the entrance to warn people, probably exclude children from entering etc.
I have a friend who did his Masers thesis on blurred lines between art and pornography in contemporary art. the hardest thing for him was research at the uni and printing quality images.
We all did laff and draw breath when he got a big stick and smacked projected images when presenting his research to the forum..
CrazyNeutrino said:
Cymek said:
Some artists would attempt to use the excuse of its arts to hide the fact they are pedo’s and play on people being receptive to this, they are predatory and use any excuse to blame others.
If pedos are creating porn art from children then I think the line has been crossed and that art destroyed
If pedos are creating porn art from children then I think the line has been crossed and that art should be destroyed
exploitation of children is grounds enough for destruction and would not call it art, I would call it exploitation.
btw, TATE makes no mention of Carvaggio murdering anyone, the closest is mention of a brawl in which someone was seriously injured.
But I must go.
CrazyNeutrino said:
I can understand the taking down of Rolf Harris paintingsFor historical purposes, Rolf Harris paintings should still be still kept
viewed by prior arrangement
Why? His don’t depict sexualized kiddies AFAIK.
far out man
Ian said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
I can understand the taking down of Rolf Harris paintingsFor historical purposes, Rolf Harris paintings should still be still kept
viewed by prior arrangement
Why? His don’t depict sexualized kiddies AFAIK.
Then I think it is fine to keep them displayed or available for viewing
some people just go over the top
LPITW … it would be pretty weird to find out that the speed of gravity and the speed of e/m were different previously but are precisely the same now. I could believe that they approached each other asymptotically, I suppose, such that by now the difference is negligible.
Rolf Harris’s paintings are intentionally bland and congenial, which is why they’re not very highly valued as art.
Ditto Hitler’s paintings – they tell us virtually nothing about his perceptions of the world, just postcard pitchers of nice buildings, done for sale to tourists.
Art is the reflection of beauty and nature defined in Aesthetics
There is no beauty or aesthetic value in exploitation.
Remember when Rolf Harrises breed out of control in the UK and the queen offered OBE’s for anyone that rid them of the plague of Rolf Harrises
Rolf Harris’s paintings are intentionally bland and congenial, which is why they’re not very highly valued as art.
———
He gets kudos for speed.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Art is the reflection of beauty and nature defined in AestheticsThere is no beauty or aesthetic value in exploitation.
Is there beauty or aesthetic value in the pyramids of ancient Egypt?
Bubblecar said:
Rolf Harris’s paintings are intentionally bland and congenial, which is why they’re not very highly valued as art.Ditto Hitler’s paintings – they tell us virtually nothing about his perceptions of the world, just postcard pitchers of nice buildings, done for sale to tourists.
Hitler wasn’t intelligent enough to make paintings tell a message or a story.
I guess we can be grateful that he didn’t try to make Mein Kampf into paintings
He could have done a lot more damage if he had.
!https://www.pomona.edu/museum/sites/museum.pomona.edu/files/images/exhibitions/guerrila-girls-ss-1.jpg
So you wanna see more dicks?
Bubblecar said:
Rolf Harris’s paintings are intentionally bland and congenial, which is why they’re not very highly valued as art.Ditto Hitler’s paintings – they tell us virtually nothing about his perceptions of the world, just postcard pitchers of nice buildings, done for sale to tourists.
I think the way the world goes about this could change. The are people sitting in Gaol for these offences that would have like intervention but society does not allow for potential offenders to come forward for treatment,
I think potential offenders should be able to get treatment, go on a voluntary register , meaning they are excluded from child contact jobs knowingly and enforceable as a prevention..
Meaning the nation should have two registers, one for offenders and one for those who don’t want to offend. A person on the voluntary register must by law disclose to any potential partner , the person must also not have a relationship where children are part of that partnership. The partner must show documents of knowing this about their partner etc and knows they must not be in contact with children as a partnership.
Sound controversial but a person wanting this sort of support would accept the conditions.
Those offenders in gaol with not remorse should remain on registers with more checks in place to verify compliance with parole conditions, like photo ID for blue cards using face recognition technology currently being put in place through the motor registries of Australia.
They may lie about their identity but a face recognition program could pick up these potential and known offenders with prior convictions.
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Art is the reflection of beauty and nature defined in AestheticsThere is no beauty or aesthetic value in exploitation.
Is there beauty or aesthetic value in the pyramids of ancient Egypt?
were any children sexually exploited in the making of the pyramid?
ok, I see your point
I remember we were in the Met in New York and my Sarah said very loudly, ‘ Mum, Look at this..Pollock can actually paint!’ Lots of people giggled.
Yes. It was one of those uninspiring scenic watercolours from his youth..
Ian said:
!https://www.pomona.edu/museum/sites/museum.pomona.edu/files/images/exhibitions/guerrila-girls-ss-1.jpg
So you wanna see more dicks?
Heaps of Greek and Roman art
but they mostly involve adults
Ian said:
!https://www.pomona.edu/museum/sites/museum.pomona.edu/files/images/exhibitions/guerrila-girls-ss-1.jpg
So you wanna see more dicks?
Not necessarily. Just saying the male gaze is a thing in the art world.
The Rev. Dodgson took photographs of his child friends nude. There was nothing sexual about the pictures (in fact he asked the child’s parents’ permission before he took them, and had the child’s mother present for the photo shoot,) or (according to him, in a letter to his sister) his feelings toward the children, but to modern viewers they’re uncomfortably close to child porn. Some of them have been published in Dodgson’s biographies — and in consequence those books have been classified child porn in some jurisdictions.
sarahs mum said:
I remember we were in the Met in New York and my Sarah said very loudly, ‘ Mum, Look at this..Pollock can actually paint!’ Lots of people giggled.Yes. It was one of those uninspiring scenic watercolours from his youth..
Separate from the original discussion is the question of how far the decrees of the current art establishment should be accepted in the valuation of art works.
It seems to me that they are so governed by the fashions of the day that their opinions should be given little worth.
btm said:
The Rev. Dodgson took photographs of his child friends nude. There was nothing sexual about the pictures (in fact he asked the child’s parents’ permission before he took them, and had the child’s mother present for the photo shoot,) or (according to him, in a letter to his sister) his feelings toward the children, but to modern viewers they’re uncomfortably close to child porn. Some of them have been published in Dodgson’s biographies — and in consequence those books have been classified child porn in some jurisdictions.
Mmm yes, I have for a long time considered his deviate ways.
A search on Pollock early water colour doesn’t find many Pollock early water colours (if any).
btm said:
The Rev. Dodgson took photographs of his child friends nude. There was nothing sexual about the pictures (in fact he asked the child’s parents’ permission before he took them, and had the child’s mother present for the photo shoot,) or (according to him, in a letter to his sister) his feelings toward the children, but to modern viewers they’re uncomfortably close to child porn. Some of them have been published in Dodgson’s biographies — and in consequence those books have been classified child porn in some jurisdictions.
Oh well, send him to jail, we cannot have that sort of thing here
Ill have to make sure my brothers/girlfriends newborn is fully dressed before a photo session
they had a baby boy last week, he is 7 days old today
btm said:
The Rev. Dodgson took photographs of his child friends nude. There was nothing sexual about the pictures (in fact he asked the child’s parents’ permission before he took them, and had the child’s mother present for the photo shoot,) or (according to him, in a letter to his sister) his feelings toward the children, but to modern viewers they’re uncomfortably close to child porn. Some of them have been published in Dodgson’s biographies — and in consequence those books have been classified child porn in some jurisdictions.
I have to confess to sometimes feeling a bit uncomfortable with my choice of Forum name. But no turning back now.
The Rev Dodgson said:
A search on Pollock early water colour doesn’t find many Pollock early water colours (if any).
!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
in the wrong thread at speed of light
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
A search on Pollock early water colour doesn’t find many Pollock early water colours (if any).
!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
A search on Pollock early water colour doesn’t find many Pollock early water colours (if any).
!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
I think potential offenders should be able to get treatment, go on a voluntary register , meaning they are excluded from child contact jobs knowingly and enforceable as a prevention..
I read a news story about men who knew the feelings/urges they had towards children was wrong and made a conscious decision to never offend or put themselves in a situation were it might occur.
Cymek said:
I think potential offenders should be able to get treatment, go on a voluntary register , meaning they are excluded from child contact jobs knowingly and enforceable as a prevention..I read a news story about men who knew the feelings/urges they had towards children was wrong and made a conscious decision to never offend or put themselves in a situation were it might occur.
Some people might need more help to help keep that idea as a reality.
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
A search on Pollock early water colour doesn’t find many Pollock early water colours (if any).
!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
Feels like a full moon…chaos abounds.
monkey skipper said:
Cymek said:
I think potential offenders should be able to get treatment, go on a voluntary register , meaning they are excluded from child contact jobs knowingly and enforceable as a prevention..I read a news story about men who knew the feelings/urges they had towards children was wrong and made a conscious decision to never offend or put themselves in a situation were it might occur.
Some people might need more help to help keep that idea as a reality.
They had an anonymous forum but not sure about any other sort of help.
How many other forums are in this format
I am learning to polish the car
atm I am terrible at it
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
A search on Pollock early water colour doesn’t find many Pollock early water colours (if any).
!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
A smart move of his to change his style.
Cymek said:
monkey skipper said:
Cymek said:
I think potential offenders should be able to get treatment, go on a voluntary register , meaning they are excluded from child contact jobs knowingly and enforceable as a prevention..I read a news story about men who knew the feelings/urges they had towards children was wrong and made a conscious decision to never offend or put themselves in a situation were it might occur.
Some people might need more help to help keep that idea as a reality.
They had an anonymous forum but not sure about any other sort of help.
Maybe so… but I think my suggestion is worth consideration. The lady who was the voice of Braveheart is of the view something like my suggestion could make the difference. Prevention is certainly better than the aftermath of what occurs in these cases.
Simply if what we do now isn’t working well enough then a new approach is needed.
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
A search on Pollock early water colour doesn’t find many Pollock early water colours (if any).
!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
Err, that’s not very good.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
A search on Pollock early water colour doesn’t find many Pollock early water colours (if any).
!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
Neither’s that.
monkey skipper said:
Feels like a full moon…chaos abounds.
Urban myth :)
Apparently emergency department staff will swear blind that they’re busiest on the full moon, but statistics tell otherwise. Or so the internet tells me .
CrazyNeutrino said:
I am learning to polish the caratm I am terrible at it
Ive refined my car washing to doing a U around the car, which I divide into six sections starting from the boot then going the length of the car then around the other side back to the boot
using half a bucket of clean water and another half bucket of soapy water, no hose leaving the buckets around the middle of the car but leave room for walking
in each section I, rinse with water, soap wash, rinse with water, then chamois dry, using minimal movement
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
Err, that’s not very good.
However, compared to his “ Throwing paint at a canvas” period….
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
Err, that’s not very good.
Pollocks works are crap
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
I am learning to polish the caratm I am terrible at it
Ive refined my car washing to doing a U around the car, which I divide into six sections starting from the boot then going the length of the car then around the other side back to the boot
using half a bucket of clean water and another half bucket of soapy water, no hose leaving the buckets around the middle of the car but leave room for walking
in each section I, rinse with water, soap wash, rinse with water, then chamois dry, using minimal movement
pommiejohn said:
monkey skipper said:
Feels like a full moon…chaos abounds.
Urban myth :)
Apparently emergency department staff will swear blind that they’re busiest on the full moon, but statistics tell otherwise. Or so the internet tells me .
I dunno about that because my personal work experience of the nursing sector tells me the nights where by residents were less capable of settling did always coincide with the full moon. Lots of coincidences but still.
Witty Rejoinder said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
I am learning to polish the caratm I am terrible at it
Ive refined my car washing to doing a U around the car, which I divide into six sections starting from the boot then going the length of the car then around the other side back to the boot
using half a bucket of clean water and another half bucket of soapy water, no hose leaving the buckets around the middle of the car but leave room for walking
in each section I, rinse with water, soap wash, rinse with water, then chamois dry, using minimal movement
I’ve found that a layer of dirt doesn’t my car’s performance.
monkey skipper said:
pommiejohn said:
monkey skipper said:
Feels like a full moon…chaos abounds.
Urban myth :)
Apparently emergency department staff will swear blind that they’re busiest on the full moon, but statistics tell otherwise. Or so the internet tells me .
I dunno about that because my personal work experience of the nursing sector tells me the nights where by residents were less capable of settling did always coincide with the full moon. Lots of coincidences but still.
I guess that getting patients settled and actual admissions are different, but this study found no correlation:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15166467
pommiejohn said:
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:
Err, that’s not very good.
However, compared to his “ Throwing paint at a canvas” period….
‘Jack the dripper’
There is a certain lusciousness of Pollocky dripping. Some of it comes down to car duco. No one was using that..
monkey skipper said:
pommiejohn said:
monkey skipper said:
Feels like a full moon…chaos abounds.
Urban myth :)
Apparently emergency department staff will swear blind that they’re busiest on the full moon, but statistics tell otherwise. Or so the internet tells me .
I dunno about that because my personal work experience of the nursing sector tells me the nights where by residents were less capable of settling did always coincide with the full moon. Lots of coincidences but still.
maybe because it is lighter. i know i don’t sleep so well during a bright moon.
JudgeMental said:
monkey skipper said:
pommiejohn said:Urban myth :)
Apparently emergency department staff will swear blind that they’re busiest on the full moon, but statistics tell otherwise. Or so the internet tells me .
I dunno about that because my personal work experience of the nursing sector tells me the nights where by residents were less capable of settling did always coincide with the full moon. Lots of coincidences but still.
maybe because it is lighter. i know i don’t sleep so well during a bright moon.
There is a very good book called At Days Close, a history of the world before reliable lighting. Deals in such interesting things as having two sleeps which is mentioned by Shakespeare and the perils of travel at night. It is no coincidence that full moon got a reputation because on full moons more people were out and about. A full moon was a convenient marker of time to coincide with social events and ceremonies and gave people time to travel to or from them. Plus night pads and criminals would be about.
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:!http://www.artnet.com/WebServices/images/ll886901llgTpn42CfDrCWvaHBOAD/jackson-pollock-untitled-(landscape-with-tree-to-right).jpg!
!http://db-artmag.com/archiv/assets/images/306/62.jpg
Err, that’s not very good.
Neither’s his later stuff, despite the high prices paid for it.
pommiejohn said:
monkey skipper said:
pommiejohn said:Urban myth :)
Apparently emergency department staff will swear blind that they’re busiest on the full moon, but statistics tell otherwise. Or so the internet tells me .
I dunno about that because my personal work experience of the nursing sector tells me the nights where by residents were less capable of settling did always coincide with the full moon. Lots of coincidences but still.
I guess that getting patients settled and actual admissions are different, but this study found no correlation:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15166467
I mean in residential care, the surrounds are familiar places as are the routines.
btm said:
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:!http://db-artmag.com/archiv/assets/images/306/62.jpg
Err, that’s not very good.
Neither’s his later stuff, despite the high prices paid for it.
I like his later stuff, got a lot of movement in it to allowing your imagination to wander.
8 Dr Peter M.
In my first two comments on this thread I addressed the issue of getting the body out of the yacht and onto the dinghy. Here I address the issue of lifting the body over the side of the dinghy. This issue has been a concern to a lot of Sue’s supporters.
1. You assumed that the weighing object was tied snug against the body and that therefore it would have been necessary to simultaneously lift the body and the weighing object over the side of the dinghy.
The weighing object could have been attached to the body by a length of rope (after the body was lowered into the dinghy) and then dropped first out of the dinghy.2. You assumed that there is only one way to lift and tip the body out of the dinghy “while almost certainly in a crouched and highly flexed back position.”
The body could have been lowered and positioned onto the dinghy in a way that would enable it to be easily tipped out or rolled off . For example, the body could have been positioned to lie across the bow before detaching the winch. Then it is simple enough to just roll it off with little effort.
Alternatively, a rope under the body and tied to the handles of the inflatable dingy could have also been used to enable the person to lift the body and tip it out by pulling on the rope whilst sitting on the opposite side and using own legs to push against the sides of the dinghy to get the additional strength and the stability. No risk of falling out or tipping the dinghy over.
Yet another plausible alternate method is where the body could have been lowered to be completely in the water and then tied to the dinghy before disengaging the winch. Or it could have been folded to rest across the inflatible tube, etc.
It is thus a bit narrow minded to suggest that the person would almost certainly be in a crouched and highly flexed back position.
Surely an intelligent person like Sue who has had considerable experience with yachts, winches, ropes and the dinghy would have been well aware of her own physical limitations as well as the limitation of the relevant winch and the dinghy and would have therefore used her experience and knowledge to lower the body using the the winch and position it in a way that would enable her to later dump the body without too much effort. I am surprised that Sue’s own supports, family and friends do not give her any credit for her intelligence, experience and problem solving skills
Also, living with a physicist (Bob) for almost two decades Sue would have very likely picked up some useful tips from him on how to use mechanical devices to her advantage, etc.
3. You are assuming that Sue’s strength hadn’t recovered at all and that her residual physical strength wasn’t sufficient enough..If there was medical evidence that was relevant then surely it would have been produced at the trial. The only thing that Sue complained in terms of any medical issues (after Bob’s disappearance) were memory problems and blackouts.
4. Thus, while I learned something useful from you I don’t think that it is very relevant to whether or not Sue was able to dump the body from the dinghy.
Peter
ps: it was very choppy in the afternoon; the weather prediction was a calm evening.
Posted by Dr Peter Lozo on 28/11/16 at 03:03 PM
“Are you aware that the prosecution evidence was that the yacht’s winch and ropes were used to pull the body out of the yacht’s saloon and to lower it into the dinghy?”
You too are very good at theory and experiments but the missing link is lack of actual real world experience.
The winch speculation was not properly tested e.g. That very unscientific demo with the police renanactment.
We just go in circles with the ‘guessing’ what happened as there was no proof against Sue just speculation . Hence so much doubt. I am surprised that you cannot accept the observations of a very qualified and experienced Medical doctor. … In law it is not up to Sue to prove her innocent but it is up to the crown to prove her guilt. With the lack of any real evidence there will always continue to be so much doubt around this trial.
At this point in the proceedings everyone would like a proper wide inquiry such as could have occurred via the Coroner if he was not hampered and limited by legislation that prevented him from finding out anything different. The padlock around the information through the legal rules also prevents this. Now this is the wasteful way the legal system works with taxpayers money.
The call for a proper criminal review commission may be the answer to that and save time and money.
(edited)
Posted by Rosemary on 28/11/16 at 02:15 PM
I searched through the trial transcript and didn’t find anything about a back injury or a physical handicap that would have prevented Sue from doing the relevant activity.
One would have expected that had Sue had a significant enough old physical injury that limited her ability to lift then surely it would have been raised by Sue and her lawyers during the trial or the first appeal.
I got an impression from Sue’s own statements that she was physically very agile and was physically more capable than Bob in boarding the yacht from the dinghy (and vice versa) during very choppy conditions prevailed on the 26th.
The only reference in the trial transcript to any injuries was the cut to her right thumb and an apparent wrist injury. There was no medical evidence provided to support that her wrist injury occurred before the 26th Jan. Both are believed to have occurred after her meeting with Bob’s sister in the morning of the 26th.
Posted by Dr Peter Lozo on 28/11/16 at 11:01 AM
Dr Lozo,
We are all aware of the prosecution’s evidence of winching and undoubtedly the winches were used. Sue assisted the police in what she believed was the investigation of a missing person by pointing out the faults with the winches and their ropes.
The point you keep missing, Dr Lozo, is, it was not Sue using them; it was one or two or three or four other people. Sue would never have left the winches with ropes wound the wrong way.
Dr Lozo, the evidence of Mr Peter Stevenson is supported now by Dr Peter McMinn. Mr Stevenson did not believe Sue could physically wind up the sail through the winch on her own, “she just didn’t have the strength to do it”.
He stated that his co-sailor and he, whom he described as ‘heavier blokes’, found it difficult because the winches were large, of an older type without self-tailing apparatus, requiring one to winch and one to tail: evidence that the very large winch required much physical strength. In fact, he didn’t think that either Bob or Sue had the strength to operate the yacht.
The prosecutor used this assessment in his cross-examination of Sue and suggested that neither she nor Mr Chappell could manage the yacht on their own, “you couldn’t do the physical things associated with it. You couldn’t winch up the main sail”. He even conceded, “To get rid of the body would have involved some effort …”
Dr Lozo, are you aware there are two unidentified male DNA on the yacht?
Posted by Lynn Giddings on 28/11/16 at 10:50 AM
Was the “attack” on Sue or on the nature of your comment?
You might know high school physics but why assume that everyone who read your comment would too?
If there was an issue with Sue’s physical weakness and back problems at the time that was relevant to this case then it would have been raised by her and her lawyers. Winching a sail under a load (wind) is much harder than winching a dead weight of 65 kg. You mention the evidence of the two sailors. They also testified that Sue told them that she and Bob were separated for some time and that she might need to borrow money from her mum to buy out Bob’s share of the yacht. She lied. I mention this because it gives you some insight into Sue’s character in the weeks prior to Bob’s disappearance.
But, you aren’t too late. You can still do something for Sue. Provide an affidavit to her lawyers regarding your understanding of her back problems, etc.
Posted by Dr Peter Lozo on 28/11/16 at 08:56 AM
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/pr-article/letter-to-the-editor-on-sue-neill-fraser/#sthash.qJ2Aw5ds.dpuf
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“I am surprised that Sue’s own supports, family and friends do not give her any credit for her intelligence, experience and problem solving skills Also, living with a physicist (Bob) for almost two decades Sue would have very likely picked up some useful tips from him on how to use mechanical devices to her advantage, etc.”
I would really like to have her IQ tested and revealed in court. I mean they have been saying how smart she is for years but there has been no evidence of it.
monkey skipper said:
Feels like a full moon…chaos abounds.
It’s ‘the dark of the moon’ right now – as far from a full moon as you can get. No moon at all.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
Feels like a full moon…chaos abounds.
It’s ‘the dark of the moon’ right now – as far from a full moon as you can get. No moon at all.
chaos still abounds even so…I feel the stress of a lot right now…so…I put some music on…the next few months will be challenging no doubt.
sarahs mum said:
Some of it comes down to car duco. No one was using that..
Rubbish.
Car manufacturers were using it by the shirtload.
monkey skipper said:
..the next few months will be challenging no doubt.
Pregnant?
mcgoon said:
sarahs mum said:Some of it comes down to car duco. No one was using that..
Rubbish.
Car manufacturers were using it by the shirtload.
:) there is that.
mcgoon said:
monkey skipper said:
..the next few months will be challenging no doubt.
Pregnant?
lol. no. I would be very surprised if that could be true.
PermeateFree said:
btm said:
sibeen said:Err, that’s not very good.
Neither’s his later stuff, despite the high prices paid for it.
I like his later stuff, got a lot of movement in it to allowing your imagination to wander.
More preferable than a colour photo of a field of tulips. It can be what you want it to be.
sarahs mum said:
mcgoon said:
sarahs mum said:Some of it comes down to car duco. No one was using that..
Rubbish.
Car manufacturers were using it by the shirtload.
:) there is that.
my brother used printing inks applied with a ink knife for some of his stuff.
In other news I have foolishly agreed to play in a band at a school event. Our set list includes:
Just Like Fire by Pink
We are a four piece band, guitar bass piano and drums…. listen to this and tell how well it’s likely to go :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Nrv5teMc9Y
JudgeMental said:
sarahs mum said:
mcgoon said:Rubbish.
Car manufacturers were using it by the shirtload.
:) there is that.
my brother used printing inks applied with a ink knife for some of his stuff.
were both of you off-set printers?
Hmm, I wonder if I’ve still got some acriflavine in my very old first aid kit. We used it in St John ambulance work in the 1970s. Lovely yellow stuff.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/antiseptic-used-in-wwi-could-hold-key-to-treating-superbugs/8062496
pommiejohn said:
In other news I have foolishly agreed to play in a band at a school event. Our set list includes:Just Like Fire by Pink
We are a four piece band, guitar bass piano and drums…. listen to this and tell how well it’s likely to go :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Nrv5teMc9Y
depends how you play it.. lots of bass guitar keep it simple subtle back drop drums, slow down tempo and rap it s-l-o-w-l-y building up the volume progressively ..could bring some boldness and a new edge
buffy said:
Hmm, I wonder if I’ve still got some acriflavine in my very old first aid kit. We used it in St John ambulance work in the 1970s. Lovely yellow stuff.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/antiseptic-used-in-wwi-could-hold-key-to-treating-superbugs/8062496
do you remember gentian violet?
buffy said:
Hmm, I wonder if I’ve still got some acriflavine in my very old first aid kit. We used it in St John ambulance work in the 1970s. Lovely yellow stuff.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/antiseptic-used-in-wwi-could-hold-key-to-treating-superbugs/8062496
Coal tar.
Is there anything it can’t do?
monkey skipper said:
pommiejohn said:
In other news I have foolishly agreed to play in a band at a school event. Our set list includes:Just Like Fire by Pink
We are a four piece band, guitar bass piano and drums…. listen to this and tell how well it’s likely to go :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Nrv5teMc9Y
depends how you play it.. lots of bass guitar keep it simple subtle back drop drums, slow down tempo and rap it s-l-o-w-l-y building up the volume progressively ..could bring some boldness and a new edge
Did I mention the drummer is 11 years old and has virtually no experience. What could possibly go wrong :)
monkey skipper said:
JudgeMental said:
sarahs mum said::) there is that.
my brother used printing inks applied with a ink knife for some of his stuff.
were both of you off-set printers?
Yep, though i did my time as a letterpress printer. finished just as it was going out. switched over to litho.
mcgoon said:
buffy said:Hmm, I wonder if I’ve still got some acriflavine in my very old first aid kit. We used it in St John ambulance work in the 1970s. Lovely yellow stuff.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/antiseptic-used-in-wwi-could-hold-key-to-treating-superbugs/8062496
Coal tar.
Is there anything it can’t do?
i quite like pears coal tar soap.
pommiejohn said:
monkey skipper said:
pommiejohn said:
In other news I have foolishly agreed to play in a band at a school event. Our set list includes:Just Like Fire by Pink
We are a four piece band, guitar bass piano and drums…. listen to this and tell how well it’s likely to go :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Nrv5teMc9Y
depends how you play it.. lots of bass guitar keep it simple subtle back drop drums, slow down tempo and rap it s-l-o-w-l-y building up the volume progressively ..could bring some boldness and a new edge
Did I mention the drummer is 11 years old and has virtually no experience. What could possibly go wrong :)
boom boom tish , tap tap..should be fun … :-)
monkey skipper said:
pommiejohn said:
monkey skipper said:depends how you play it.. lots of bass guitar keep it simple subtle back drop drums, slow down tempo and rap it s-l-o-w-l-y building up the volume progressively ..could bring some boldness and a new edge
Did I mention the drummer is 11 years old and has virtually no experience. What could possibly go wrong :)
boom boom tish , tap tap..should be fun … :-)
:)
Back later
pommiejohn said:
In other news I have foolishly agreed to play in a band at a school event. Our set list includes:Just Like Fire by Pink
We are a four piece band, guitar bass piano and drums…. listen to this and tell how well it’s likely to go :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Nrv5teMc9Y
or you could just take your bike in and smoke it up on the lino.
Coming together:
Verandah roof on with Mrs V as scale:
Looking back from the breezeway to the shed and carport. There is less roof on the verandah when this was taken.
pommiejohn said:
Did I mention the drummer is 11 years old and has virtually no experience. What could possibly go wrong :)
Keith Moon was once 11 years old and with no real drumming experience.
Tell the kid to stick at it, and he could also enjoy a couple of decades of self-destructive behaviour as an overpaid dickhead before an early and self-inflicted death.
buffy said:
Hmm, I wonder if I’ve still got some acriflavine in my very old first aid kit. We used it in St John ambulance work in the 1970s. Lovely yellow stuff.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/antiseptic-used-in-wwi-could-hold-key-to-treating-superbugs/8062496
It’ll be great, as long as you don’t need a heart or kidney or mind urinating a little blood.
Bug-rit. pj’s left.
Michael V said:
Bug-rit. pj’s left.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUifR06lmPw
Michael V said:
Bug-rit. pj’s left.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUifR06lmPw
What’s the movie about?
I put those photos up for pj’s edification. He had asked how the building work was progressing.
Michael V said:
What’s the movie about?I put those photos up for pj’s edification. He had asked how the building work was progressing.
tops progress shot there mv. noice very noice. :-)
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:Hmm, I wonder if I’ve still got some acriflavine in my very old first aid kit. We used it in St John ambulance work in the 1970s. Lovely yellow stuff.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/antiseptic-used-in-wwi-could-hold-key-to-treating-superbugs/8062496
do you remember gentian violet?
Yes. And mercurochrome.
Multicoloured grazes!
We’re pretty excited by it all, thanks ms.
:)
Michael V said:
We’re pretty excited by it all, thanks ms.:)
understandably.
Michael V said:
Coming together:Verandah roof on with Mrs V as scale:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060871-sm_zpsuxl39pd2.jpg
Looking back from the breezeway to the shed and carport. There is less roof on the verandah when this was taken.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060865-sm_zps1adtchaj.jpg
that’s a funky looking roof. nice one.
poikilotherm said:
buffy said:Hmm, I wonder if I’ve still got some acriflavine in my very old first aid kit. We used it in St John ambulance work in the 1970s. Lovely yellow stuff.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/antiseptic-used-in-wwi-could-hold-key-to-treating-superbugs/8062496
It’ll be great, as long as you don’t need a heart or kidney or mind urinating a little blood.
Are you thinking of drinking it? I suspect it might be hellishly bitter.
buffy said:
With added Minamata.
monkey skipper said:
buffy said:Hmm, I wonder if I’ve still got some acriflavine in my very old first aid kit. We used it in St John ambulance work in the 1970s. Lovely yellow stuff.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/antiseptic-used-in-wwi-could-hold-key-to-treating-superbugs/8062496
do you remember gentian violet?
Yes. And mercurochrome.
Multicoloured grazes!
And Iodine.
buffy said:
Probably ok with a half-decent gin.
party_pants said:
The saw-tooth edge will not remain – much as we would love it to – it is too difficult to flash and form a proper drip-line on (unfortunately).
Michael V said:
Coming together:Verandah roof on with Mrs V as scale:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060871-sm_zpsuxl39pd2.jpg
Looking back from the breezeway to the shed and carport. There is less roof on the verandah when this was taken.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060865-sm_zps1adtchaj.jpg
that’s a funky looking roof. nice one.
Michael V said:
party_pants said:The saw-tooth edge will not remain – much as we would love it to – it is too difficult to flash and form a proper drip-line on (unfortunately).
Michael V said:
Coming together:Verandah roof on with Mrs V as scale:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060871-sm_zpsuxl39pd2.jpg
Looking back from the breezeway to the shed and carport. There is less roof on the verandah when this was taken.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v185/SSSFMV/P1060865-sm_zps1adtchaj.jpg
that’s a funky looking roof. nice one.
Ah ok. It’s sort of wedge shaped then.
Nevermind, should be hours of endless outdoor relaxing moments when it is done.
got my first water bill today.
17,000 L consumption for 61 days, (279 L per day). I know the place is under construction and the builders will use water, but does that figure seem even remotely right?
party_pants said:
got my first water bill today.17,000 L consumption for 61 days, (279 L per day). I know the place is under construction and the builders will use water, but does that figure seem even remotely right?
Actually, that’s pretty low.
In water shortages in recent years, a lot of Councils were encouraging people to use less water, and a target of not more than 200 litres per person per day</I> was considered to be a good thing.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/nov/28/david-leyonhjelm-deal-to-force-abc-and-sbs-from-behind-goats-cheese-curtain?CMP=soc_567
Goats cheese?
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
got my first water bill today.17,000 L consumption for 61 days, (279 L per day). I know the place is under construction and the builders will use water, but does that figure seem even remotely right?
Actually, that’s pretty low.
In water shortages in recent years, a lot of Councils were encouraging people to use less water, and a target of not more than 200 litres per person per day</I> was considered to be a good thing.
(you not in it yet I gather) they washing concreting tools off, + concrete work, or rendering walls. Shit like that?
otherwise someone left a tap on overnight
transition said:
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:
got my first water bill today.17,000 L consumption for 61 days, (279 L per day). I know the place is under construction and the builders will use water, but does that figure seem even remotely right?
Actually, that’s pretty low.
In water shortages in recent years, a lot of Councils were encouraging people to use less water, and a target of not more than 200 litres per person per day was considered to be a good thing.
(you not in it yet I gather) they washing concreting tools off, + concrete work, or rendering walls. Shit like that?
otherwise someone left a tap on overnight
There was a dodgy site tap that was dripping quite badly. I tried turning it off but it was already turned hard off and I couldn’t tighten it any further. This has since been removed and the proper outdoor house taps installed instead.
party_pants said:
There was a dodgy site tap that was dripping quite badly. I tried turning it off but it was already turned hard off and I couldn’t tighten it any further. This has since been removed and the proper outdoor house taps installed instead.
Yep. Even a slow-dripping tap can get through quite a lot of litres per day.
mcgoon said:
party_pants said:There was a dodgy site tap that was dripping quite badly. I tried turning it off but it was already turned hard off and I couldn’t tighten it any further. This has since been removed and the proper outdoor house taps installed instead.
Yep. Even a slow-dripping tap can get through quite a lot of litres per day.
Ah well, i’ve paid the bugger now. Not much we can do about it.
So, i’ve made this wooden chest/toybox affair.
White pine (recycled timber) ,900 × 420 × 420, brass hinges, bronze-ish lid catch, whitewashed outside with that beachy/weathered look that people seem keen on, varnished inside (sanded inside and out first, of course), made-‘em-myself rope handles (triangular sennit and turks heads).
If i was to sell it, what’s a reasonable price to ask?
mcgoon said:
So, i’ve made this wooden chest/toybox affair.White pine (recycled timber) ,900 × 420 × 420, brass hinges, bronze-ish lid catch, whitewashed outside with that beachy/weathered look that people seem keen on, varnished inside (sanded inside and out first, of course), made-‘em-myself rope handles (triangular sennit and turks heads).
If i was to sell it, what’s a reasonable price to ask?
Witty Rejoinder said:
mcgoon said:
So, i’ve made this wooden chest/toybox affair.White pine (recycled timber) ,900 × 420 × 420, brass hinges, bronze-ish lid catch, whitewashed outside with that beachy/weathered look that people seem keen on, varnished inside (sanded inside and out first, of course), made-‘em-myself rope handles (triangular sennit and turks heads).
If i was to sell it, what’s a reasonable price to ask?
Pics or it didn’t happen…
OK. Pics tomorrow. Thunderstorm here now, and i’m not up for phot tasks right now.
sarahs mum said:
“I am surprised that Sue’s own supports, family and friends do not give her any credit for her intelligence, experience and problem solving skills Also, living with a physicist (Bob) for almost two decades Sue would have very likely picked up some useful tips from him on how to use mechanical devices to her advantage, etc.”
My wife has lived with me for around two decades and what she understands about electricity could fir on the head on a pin..
I find that to be a rather silly argument.
mcgoon said:
So, i’ve made this wooden chest/toybox affair.White pine (recycled timber) ,900 × 420 × 420, brass hinges, bronze-ish lid catch, whitewashed outside with that beachy/weathered look that people seem keen on, varnished inside (sanded inside and out first, of course), made-‘em-myself rope handles (triangular sennit and turks heads).
If i was to sell it, what’s a reasonable price to ask?
No idea sorry. I’ve never tried selling any of my pieces. I guess you’ll need to Google for similar things for sale.
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:“I am surprised that Sue’s own supports, family and friends do not give her any credit for her intelligence, experience and problem solving skills Also, living with a physicist (Bob) for almost two decades Sue would have very likely picked up some useful tips from him on how to use mechanical devices to her advantage, etc.”
My wife has lived with me for around two decades and what she understands about electricity could fir on the head on a pin..
I find that to be a rather silly argument.
Some wives are interested in what their husbands know though. runs…..:P
Michael V said:
buffy said:With added Minamata.
monkey skipper said:do you remember gentian violet?
Yes. And mercurochrome.
Multicoloured grazes!
And Iodine.
triple dye.
party_pants said:
No idea sorry. I’ve never tried selling any of my pieces. I guess you’ll need to Google for similar things for sale.
I’ve tried that. A lot of those people seem to be wackers who seem to think that their work is on par with Michelangelo’s ‘David’, and their prices reflect that.
I thinking real-world.
Plus, i rate my woodworking skills as a Year 9 B+.
mcgoon said:
So, i’ve made this wooden chest/toybox affair.White pine (recycled timber) ,900 × 420 × 420, brass hinges, bronze-ish lid catch, whitewashed outside with that beachy/weathered look that people seem keen on, varnished inside (sanded inside and out first, of course), made-‘em-myself rope handles (triangular sennit and turks heads).
If i was to sell it, what’s a reasonable price to ask?
Tree fiddy.
sibeen said:
mcgoon said:
So, i’ve made this wooden chest/toybox affair.White pine (recycled timber) ,900 × 420 × 420, brass hinges, bronze-ish lid catch, whitewashed outside with that beachy/weathered look that people seem keen on, varnished inside (sanded inside and out first, of course), made-‘em-myself rope handles (triangular sennit and turks heads).
If i was to sell it, what’s a reasonable price to ask?
Tree fiddy.
I was hoping for tad more than $3.50
While i may value my labour at zero, even the hinges cost more than that.
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:“I am surprised that Sue’s own supports, family and friends do not give her any credit for her intelligence, experience and problem solving skills Also, living with a physicist (Bob) for almost two decades Sue would have very likely picked up some useful tips from him on how to use mechanical devices to her advantage, etc.”
My wife has lived with me for around two decades and what she understands about electricity could fir on the head on a pin..
I find that to be a rather silly argument.
and Bob was in the cancer radiology bit. That doesn’t lead you to think he would teach Sue about classic physics.
My wife looks at my work and calls in “broken TV”.
Two dollars and fifteen cents…
Hey … stupid question but … is there no stamp duty on used vehicles in WA?
dv said:
Hey … stupid question but … is there no stamp duty on used vehicles in WA?
pretty sure there is.
furious said:
- If i was to sell it, what’s a reasonable price to ask?
Two dollars and fifteen cents…
As i say, while i wasn’t expecting a great deal, neither was i expecting to provide someone with a goodly amount of firewood and some hardware fittings at a price vastly below their cost prices.
dv said:
Hey … stupid question but … is there no stamp duty on used vehicles in WA?
Would there be a government that would miss out on a money-for-nothing scheme like that?
mcgoon said:
furious said:
- If i was to sell it, what’s a reasonable price to ask?
Two dollars and fifteen cents…
As i say, while i wasn’t expecting a great deal, neither was i expecting to provide someone with a goodly amount of firewood and some hardware fittings at a price vastly below their cost prices.
How solid is the base? You see good looking trunks but they are cosmetic, put anything in them and lift them the plywood arse would fall out.
Well then the obvious thing to do would be to add up the value of the materials and estimate how much your time was worth then add 10%…
The WA government is not fiscally responsible…
sibeen said:
sarahs mum said:“I am surprised that Sue’s own supports, family and friends do not give her any credit for her intelligence, experience and problem solving skills Also, living with a physicist (Bob) for almost two decades Sue would have very likely picked up some useful tips from him on how to use mechanical devices to her advantage, etc.”
My wife has lived with me for around two decades and what she understands about electricity could fir on the head on a pin..
I find that to be a rather silly argument.
it was only the other day that I had to explain to my wife that diamonds are not made from coal..
dv said:
My wife looks at my work and calls in “broken TV”.
roffle…
and black and white TV at that…
AwesomeO said:
How solid is the base? You see good looking trunks but they are cosmetic, put anything in them and lift them the plywood arse would fall out.
Fairly solid.
19mm pine planks, all joined along their edges with four 6mm dowels spaced on each edge joint and PVA glue. The whole floor assembly secured with screws to 13mm sq. ‘rails’ inside the bottom of the box, which are screwed and glued to the sides and ends of the box.
I don’t really like plywood.
And I know why African explorers kept losing their scientific instruments, they were carried in mahogany chests and the African ported hated them, square edges and hard so the first canoe crossing or opportunity to chuck it down a cliff…
diddly-squat said:
it was only the other day that I had to explain to my wife that diamonds are not made from coal..
They’re both kinda made out of carbon, it can be understandable.
diddly-squat said:
Horse hockey.
I seen Superman do it in a movie.
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:How solid is the base? You see good looking trunks but they are cosmetic, put anything in them and lift them the plywood arse would fall out.
Fairly solid.
19mm pine planks, all joined along their edges with four 6mm dowels spaced on each edge joint and PVA glue. The whole floor assembly secured with screws to 13mm sq. ‘rails’ inside the bottom of the box, which are screwed and glued to the sides and ends of the box.
Post a piccie and I will make an offer. In the evening though, I am down to Melbourne in the morning.
diddly-squat said:
Horse hockey.
I seen Superman do it in a movie.
dv said:
My wife looks at my work and calls in “broken TV”.
:)
dv said:
My wife looks at my work and calls in “broken TV”.
Is that like ‘broken arrow’?
furious said:
- I don’t really like plywood.
I understand that there was quite a lot of plywood used in building the Death Star.
And look what happened to that.
Thunderstorm here, and now a good deal of wind.
“If the rain before the wind,
Then you topsails you must mind…”
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:How solid is the base? You see good looking trunks but they are cosmetic, put anything in them and lift them the plywood arse would fall out.
Fairly solid.
19mm pine planks, all joined along their edges with four 6mm dowels spaced on each edge joint and PVA glue. The whole floor assembly secured with screws to 13mm sq. ‘rails’ inside the bottom of the box, which are screwed and glued to the sides and ends of the box.
So it’s pretty darn heavy then?
party_pants said:
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:How solid is the base? You see good looking trunks but they are cosmetic, put anything in them and lift them the plywood arse would fall out.
Fairly solid.
19mm pine planks, all joined along their edges with four 6mm dowels spaced on each edge joint and PVA glue. The whole floor assembly secured with screws to 13mm sq. ‘rails’ inside the bottom of the box, which are screwed and glued to the sides and ends of the box.
So it’s pretty darn heavy then?
is there an Ikea version to compare price to?
;)
Apparently this was around $270 before they sold out.
https://www.ezibuy.com/shop/au/shulman-trunk/p/92548
party_pants said:
Yes, and yes.
Michael V said:
party_pants said:The saw-tooth edge will not remain – much as we would love it to – it is too difficult to flash and form a proper drip-line on (unfortunately).that’s a funky looking roof. nice one.
Ah ok. It’s sort of wedge shaped then.
Nevermind, should be hours of endless outdoor relaxing moments when it is done.
party_pants said:
dv said:
Hey … stupid question but … is there no stamp duty on used vehicles in WA?
pretty sure there is.
Okay …
I guess that it is not called that, and they lump it in with compulsory insurance.
party_pants said:
Probably OK. Especially if they had to water-in sand before slab pouring.
got my first water bill today.17,000 L consumption for 61 days, (279 L per day). I know the place is under construction and the builders will use water, but does that figure seem even remotely right?
mcgoon said:
I don’t really like plywood.
Fine, I’ll get you something else
Michael V said:
party_pants said:Probably OK. Especially if they had to water-in sand before slab pouring.
got my first water bill today.17,000 L consumption for 61 days, (279 L per day). I know the place is under construction and the builders will use water, but does that figure seem even remotely right?
…and keeping slab cool post pour.
Evidence of water found a third of the way to Earth’s core
Marcus Strom
NOVEMBER 28 2016 – 4:34PM
Water extends into the deep mantle of the Earth, scientists believe.
Inside the carbon crystal is an imperfection – a deposit of minerals jam-packed with hydroxl ions, that almost always come from water.
Steve Jacobsen at Northwestern University in Chicago told New Scientist: “This is the deepest evidence for water recycling on the planet.
“The big take-home message is that the water cycle on Earth is bigger than we ever thought, extending into the deep mantle.”
Discussing the study, which was published this month, he told New Scientist: “Water mixes with ocean crust and gets subducted at convergent plate boundaries.
“Introducing water into the mantle promotes melting and weakens rock, likely helping out the motions of plates like grease.”
An earlier study from 2014 by the same team gave the first big clues to the amount of water that was contained at such depths. But then it was from a diamond formed 600 kilometres deep, before the transition zone to the mantle.
A researcher in both studies, Graham Pearson at the University of Alberta, said at the time: “It translates into a very, very large mass of water, approaching the sort of mass of water that’s present in all the world’s oceans.”
That’s a lot of water.
“It’s a very interesting discovery,” said Bruce Schaefer, a geologist at Macquarie University, unconnected to the study.
“What we need to know now is whether it is primordial water from the days of Earth cooling and accreting gas, or if is this is recycled water from subduction of tectonic plates,” Dr Shaefer said.
“What it does show is that a lot more water is going into the Earth than we thought. The Earth can clearly store water in various ways, for very long periods of time,” he said.
At this depth, a third of the way to the core, water is not in liquid form but is chemically bonded to minerals.
The question of how much of the water has been there since the early cooling of the Earth and how much is recycled by plate tectonics is important.
Scientists are debating whether water formed naturally as the Earth cooled or whether it arrived in massive comet and dust showers.
http://www.theage.com.au/technology/sci-tech/evidence-of-water-found-a-third-of-the-way-to-earths-core-20161128-gsyzy3.html
If water formed terrestrially, it indicates an increased likelihood that other planets around other stars can also develop water.
diddly-squat said:
I use SeiSee to read and manipulate dv’s type stuff. I add blue to help me…
dv said:
My wife looks at my work and calls in “broken TV”.
roffle…
and black and white TV at that…
Witty Rejoinder said:
Evidence of water found a third of the way to Earth’s coreMarcus Strom
NOVEMBER 28 2016 – 4:34PMWater extends into the deep mantle of the Earth, scientists believe.
Inside the carbon crystal is an imperfection – a deposit of minerals jam-packed with hydroxl ions, that almost always come from water.
Steve Jacobsen at Northwestern University in Chicago told New Scientist: “This is the deepest evidence for water recycling on the planet.
“The big take-home message is that the water cycle on Earth is bigger than we ever thought, extending into the deep mantle.”
Discussing the study, which was published this month, he told New Scientist: “Water mixes with ocean crust and gets subducted at convergent plate boundaries.
“Introducing water into the mantle promotes melting and weakens rock, likely helping out the motions of plates like grease.”
An earlier study from 2014 by the same team gave the first big clues to the amount of water that was contained at such depths. But then it was from a diamond formed 600 kilometres deep, before the transition zone to the mantle.
A researcher in both studies, Graham Pearson at the University of Alberta, said at the time: “It translates into a very, very large mass of water, approaching the sort of mass of water that’s present in all the world’s oceans.”
That’s a lot of water.
“It’s a very interesting discovery,” said Bruce Schaefer, a geologist at Macquarie University, unconnected to the study.
“What we need to know now is whether it is primordial water from the days of Earth cooling and accreting gas, or if is this is recycled water from subduction of tectonic plates,” Dr Shaefer said.
“What it does show is that a lot more water is going into the Earth than we thought. The Earth can clearly store water in various ways, for very long periods of time,” he said.
At this depth, a third of the way to the core, water is not in liquid form but is chemically bonded to minerals.
The question of how much of the water has been there since the early cooling of the Earth and how much is recycled by plate tectonics is important.
Scientists are debating whether water formed naturally as the Earth cooled or whether it arrived in massive comet and dust showers.
http://www.theage.com.au/technology/sci-tech/evidence-of-water-found-a-third-of-the-way-to-earths-core-20161128-gsyzy3.html
If water formed terrestrially, it indicates an increased likelihood that other planets around other stars can also develop water.
Obv Q: how did they test whether this was water that made it to the mantle from the surface, rather than water that existed in the earth initially?
Prob A: isotopes
dv said:
My wife looks at my work and calls in “broken TV”.
Is that supposed to be ‘calls it’?
dv said:
I’d imagine so.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Evidence of water found a third of the way to Earth’s coreMarcus Strom
NOVEMBER 28 2016 – 4:34PMWater extends into the deep mantle of the Earth, scientists believe.
Inside the carbon crystal is an imperfection – a deposit of minerals jam-packed with hydroxl ions, that almost always come from water.
Steve Jacobsen at Northwestern University in Chicago told New Scientist: “This is the deepest evidence for water recycling on the planet.
“The big take-home message is that the water cycle on Earth is bigger than we ever thought, extending into the deep mantle.”
Discussing the study, which was published this month, he told New Scientist: “Water mixes with ocean crust and gets subducted at convergent plate boundaries.
“Introducing water into the mantle promotes melting and weakens rock, likely helping out the motions of plates like grease.”
An earlier study from 2014 by the same team gave the first big clues to the amount of water that was contained at such depths. But then it was from a diamond formed 600 kilometres deep, before the transition zone to the mantle.
A researcher in both studies, Graham Pearson at the University of Alberta, said at the time: “It translates into a very, very large mass of water, approaching the sort of mass of water that’s present in all the world’s oceans.”
That’s a lot of water.
“It’s a very interesting discovery,” said Bruce Schaefer, a geologist at Macquarie University, unconnected to the study.
“What we need to know now is whether it is primordial water from the days of Earth cooling and accreting gas, or if is this is recycled water from subduction of tectonic plates,” Dr Shaefer said.
“What it does show is that a lot more water is going into the Earth than we thought. The Earth can clearly store water in various ways, for very long periods of time,” he said.
At this depth, a third of the way to the core, water is not in liquid form but is chemically bonded to minerals.
The question of how much of the water has been there since the early cooling of the Earth and how much is recycled by plate tectonics is important.
Scientists are debating whether water formed naturally as the Earth cooled or whether it arrived in massive comet and dust showers.
http://www.theage.com.au/technology/sci-tech/evidence-of-water-found-a-third-of-the-way-to-earths-core-20161128-gsyzy3.html
If water formed terrestrially, it indicates an increased likelihood that other planets around other stars can also develop water.
Obv Q: how did they test whether this was water that made it to the mantle from the surface, rather than water that existed in the earth initially?
Prob A: isotopes
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
Might be the aliens who don’t stand a chance, at the end of a long supply line they might find that superior technology doesn’t work against a cunning and learning adversary.
AwesomeO said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
Might be the aliens who don’t stand a chance, at the end of a long supply line they might find that superior technology doesn’t work against a cunning and learning adversary.
Wookie?
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
The world is not prepared if and when aliens decide to visit. According to American astronomer Seth Shostak, who is also the current Senior Astronomer for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence or SETI Institute, there are no plans in place if aliens visit Earth.
Seth Shostak blames the US government for not taking the institute seriously
I get the whiff of an agenda here…
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
Err I clicked on that link and an attempt at some sort of hack was started.
I’d avoid it.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
My wife looks at my work and calls in “broken TV”.
Is that supposed to be ‘calls it’?
yeah
sibeen said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
Err I clicked on that link and an attempt at some sort of hack was started.
I’d avoid it.
That’d be the aliens.
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
The world is not prepared if and when aliens decide to visit. According to American astronomer Seth Shostak, who is also the current Senior Astronomer for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence or SETI Institute, there are no plans in place if aliens visit Earth.
Seth Shostak blames the US government for not taking the institute seriously
I get the whiff of an agenda here…
More defense spending
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
The world is not prepared if and when aliens decide to visit. According to American astronomer Seth Shostak, who is also the current Senior Astronomer for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence or SETI Institute, there are no plans in place if aliens visit Earth.
Seth Shostak blames the US government for not taking the institute seriously
I get the whiff of an agenda here…
More defense spending
Whats the US defense budget now?
Will it go up under Trump?
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
The world is not prepared if and when aliens decide to visit. According to American astronomer Seth Shostak, who is also the current Senior Astronomer for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence or SETI Institute, there are no plans in place if aliens visit Earth.
Seth Shostak blames the US government for not taking the institute seriously
I get the whiff of an agenda here…
More defense spending
I really don’t see this as a priority.
CrazyNeutrino said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:The world is not prepared if and when aliens decide to visit. According to American astronomer Seth Shostak, who is also the current Senior Astronomer for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence or SETI Institute, there are no plans in place if aliens visit Earth.
Seth Shostak blames the US government for not taking the institute seriously
I get the whiff of an agenda here…
More defense spending
Whats the US defense budget now?
at least $7
http://www.themercury.com.au/technology/can-people-really-be-this-stupid/news-story/0e7e0779fb7e9f6d3ea344eb664a5770
AwesomeO said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
Might be the aliens who don’t stand a chance, at the end of a long supply line they might find that superior technology doesn’t work against a cunning and learning adversary.
I’d suggest that by the time aliens got here, they’d have had plenty of practice along the way. We wouldn’t be the first.
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:The world is not prepared if and when aliens decide to visit. According to American astronomer Seth Shostak, who is also the current Senior Astronomer for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence or SETI Institute, there are no plans in place if aliens visit Earth.
Seth Shostak blames the US government for not taking the institute seriously
I get the whiff of an agenda here…
More defense spending
I really don’t see this as a priority.
Agreed. If we are talking space exploration spending related to long term security of the planet, there are at least two things that should have much higher priority:
1. Climate research
2. Impact of large objects research
These should have higher priority because:
1. There is good reason to think they may cause big problems at some time in the future.
2. There is something we can do to reduce the problems if they can be predicted reliably.
Woodie said:
AwesomeO said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Alien News 2016: Astronomer Warns Against Alien Attack, Says We Do Not Stand a Chance
Might be the aliens who don’t stand a chance, at the end of a long supply line they might find that superior technology doesn’t work against a cunning and learning adversary.
I’d suggest that by the time aliens got here, they’d have had plenty of practice along the way. We wouldn’t be the first.
If you are talking about colonising planets that have nothing on them apart from ordinary animals they may not have come across an intelligent aggressive species before, or if they have experience, that implys they are common.
The Rev Dodgson said:
JudgeMental said:
CrazyNeutrino said:More defense spending
I really don’t see this as a priority.
Agreed. If we are talking space exploration spending related to long term security of the planet, there are at least two things that should have much higher priority:
1. Climate research
2. Impact of large objects researchThese should have higher priority because:
1. There is good reason to think they may cause big problems at some time in the future.
2. There is something we can do to reduce the problems if they can be predicted reliably.
Yes, but what happens when aliens attack us, maybe they do not care about our climate?
Two species of handfish only found in Tasmania have been listed as endangered under the state’s Threatened Species Protection Act.
The red handfish (Thymichthys politus) and Ziebell’s handfish (Brachiopsilus ziebelli) were added to the list by Environment Minister Matthew Groom.
“The decision was based on advice provided by the Tasmanian independent threatened species Scientific Advisory Committee,” he said.
The spotted handfish has already been listed as endangered by Tasmania and the Commonwealth.
The red and Ziebell’s were added because their populations are severely fragmented, their habitat is shrinking and the number of mature individuals are in continuing decline.
There are 14 species of handfish, which have distinct hand-like fins they use to walk on the sea floor in preference to swimming.
The red handfish is found in Fredrick Henry Bay, east of Hobart.
Sightings of Ziebell’s handfish have been recorded in waters off eastern and southern Tasmania, although its current distribution is unknown.
The red handfish is already classified under Commonwealth legislation as critically endangered and the Ziebell’s handfish is listed as vulnerable.
Peter McGlone from the Tasmanian Conservation Trust said while the move was “belated”, it was welcome.
“The State Government is finally giving them the proper recognition,” he said.
“It has a responsibility to not just ensure that developments are assessed that may impact these species but to actually take positive action to try to conserve these species.”
Councils must consider development impacts on fish
Mr McGlone said listing the species as endangered under state law, in addition to the Commonwealth listing, was vital.
“It will mean a lot in terms of councils assessing smaller scale developments that could to lead to pollution and impacting the fish,” he said.
“Councils at the moment aren’t required to consider the federal legislation.
“Listing under the state legislation requires them to actually make those assessments.”
Mr McGlone said funding was needed to research where the fish are and determine how many are left.
“Handfish desperately need resources and we need to make sure we know what is happening to them,” he said.
Mr Groom said a handfish recovery plan for three species — spotted, red and Ziebell’s — was approved in December last year.
“Governments, researchers from CSIRO, the University of Tasmania and the University of Sydney, as well as experts from private aquaria and aquaculture, and NRM South have collaborated closely on undertaking species surveys, trialling habitat restoration methods, and developing proposals for genetic analysis and captive breeding,” he said.
“This work has focused on the spotted handfish, with the hope that the work done on this species can be applied to the red and Ziebell’s handfish in the future.“http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-28/handfish-species-added-to-tasmania-endangered-list/8062912?section=tas
Morning has arrived.
Dogs are still crazy.
Cats are still asleep.
New stove will be installed this arvo.
Apparently the high winds started earlier – there are autumnal leaves all over the back patio.
4° at the moment with a high of 13° expected
kii said:
4° at the moment with a high of 13° expected
Metric or imperial?
well that was scary, my internet dropped out.
.. then I manged to log back in … and nothing had happened.
party_pants said:
well that was scary, my internet dropped out... then I manged to log back in … and nothing had happened.
Happens a lot.
party_pants said:
well that was scary, my internet dropped out... then I manged to log back in … and nothing had happened.
It can be like that. Especially on this side of the planet.
dumb ‘as been out readed meters
seven’n I walked some line
checked few troughs’n finded leak
fix **cken thing in the morn
split 1” pipe’n what unsurprise’t be
it was damage when put in
yeah’s ripped into rocks way back
when me young lad it done
perhaps fairies do while ol’ sleeps
leave note for ‘bout of tellin’
now what’s the chances you think
hmmm, SFA I am guessin’
kii said:
party_pants said:
well that was scary, my internet dropped out... then I manged to log back in … and nothing had happened.
It can be like that. Especially on this side of the planet.
laughs
Morning.
Morning
22.8°C and 60% RH, 1/8 cloud, low and thin, calm and sunny.
Woke up several times after weird dreams last night. Found it difficult to get back to sleep, so very tired. Coffee will be even more important this morning. I think the builders are concreting the awning posts in this morning, and finishing off flashing etc on the shed and carport.
No idea what I’m doing…
I kept dreaming all my bread was mouldy.
I’m looking for a NFP to write a media kit and news story about.
Divine Angel said:
I kept dreaming all my bread was mouldy.I’m looking for a NFP to write a media kit and news story about.
Noisy Female Parrot?
Noxious Fucking Politician?
or what?
Morning punters and correctors.
WTF is an NFP?
transition said:
dumb ‘as been out readed meters
seven’n I walked some line
checked few troughs’n finded leak
fix **cken thing in the morn
split 1” pipe’n what unsurprise’t be
it was damage when put in
yeah’s ripped into rocks way back
when me young lad it done
perhaps fairies do while ol’ sleeps
leave note for ‘bout of tellin’
now what’s the chances you think
hmmm, SFA I am guessin’
I reckon.
I’m a Nice Fresh Person. I had a shower this morning. So write about me.
Not for profit organisation9
Divine Angel said:
Not for profit organisation9
Ah, an NPO
Michael V said:
I’m a Nice Fresh Person. I had a shower this morning. So write about me.
I’m putting off a shower until later as I plan to go swimming later, after Little Miss’ nap.
Michael V said:
I’m a Nice Fresh Person. I had a shower this morning. So write about me.
South east Queensland is going to be consumed by hell fire temperatures later in the week according to the dart throwers.
Peak Warming Man said:
South east Queensland is going to be consumed by hell fire temperatures later in the week according to the dart throwers.
nuts, I’ll be in that hellish heat on Friday and Saturday.
poikilotherm said:
Peak Warming Man said:
South east Queensland is going to be consumed by hell fire temperatures later in the week according to the dart throwers.
nuts, I’ll be in that hellish heat on Friday and Saturday.
You’ll stop complaining about the frosts in the Styx for a weekend? :)
Divine Angel said:
poikilotherm said:
Peak Warming Man said:
South east Queensland is going to be consumed by hell fire temperatures later in the week according to the dart throwers.
nuts, I’ll be in that hellish heat on Friday and Saturday.
You’ll stop complaining about the frosts in the Styx for a weekend? :)
heh.
Yea, it’s been a long a winter…
poikilotherm said:
Peak Warming Man said:
South east Queensland is going to be consumed by hell fire temperatures later in the week according to the dart throwers.
nuts, I’ll be in that hellish heat on Friday and Saturday.
Tamb said:
poikilotherm said:
Peak Warming Man said:
South east Queensland is going to be consumed by hell fire temperatures later in the week according to the dart throwers.
nuts, I’ll be in that hellish heat on Friday and Saturday.
Brisvegas looks like only mid 30s so not too bad.
We’re heading for the same but with a good chance of rain which we desperately need.
mid ‘ken 30s? ….we haven’t hit 30 here yet.
poikilotherm said:
Tamb said:
poikilotherm said:nuts, I’ll be in that hellish heat on Friday and Saturday.
Brisvegas looks like only mid 30s so not too bad.
We’re heading for the same but with a good chance of rain which we desperately need.
mid ‘ken 30s? ….we haven’t hit 30 here yet.
Good morning Holidayers. I cannot report the temperature – I neglected to look at the thermometer when I fed the dogs at 5.30am. Probably around 7 degrees, I think. I went back to bed for an hour. Done some weeding. Going for a haircut and then mowing over the weeds I’ve just thrown all over the grass. It’s too long, in a week, for me to use the recycler. I’ll have to use the side chute.
Stitches come out of my arm this afternoon.
Mr buffy is teaching a First Aid class today. He got a panicky call from a friend who runs an RTO at 9.30 last night because her presenter for today is unable to take the class because of a family crisis. Good old Mr buffy!
Tamb said:
It’s that time of the month. What do you take me for? A filthy mongrel?
Michael V said:
I’m a Nice Fresh Person. I had a shower this morning. So write about me.
Is it that time of year already?
>>Good morning Holidayers. I cannot report the temperature – I neglected to look at the thermometer
stops reading
Michael V said:
Tamb said:It’s that time of the month. What do you take me for? A filthy mongrel?
Michael V said:
I’m a Nice Fresh Person. I had a shower this morning. So write about me.
Is it that time of year already?
Michael V said:
Tamb said:It’s that time of the month. What do you take me for? A filthy mongrel?
Michael V said:
I’m a Nice Fresh Person. I had a shower this morning. So write about me.
Is it that time of year already?
A daily surf keeps the body clean and healthy
Michael V said:
Tamb said:It’s that time of the month. What do you take me for? A filthy mongrel?
Michael V said:
I’m a Nice Fresh Person. I had a shower this morning. So write about me.
Is it that time of year already?
Divine Angel said:
Absolutely.
Michael V said:
Tamb said:It’s that time of the month. What do you take me for? A filthy mongrel?Is it that time of year already?
Ohhhh so that’s what “that time of the month” is! :P
;)
Divine Angel said:
Michael V said:
Tamb said:It’s that time of the month. What do you take me for? A filthy mongrel?Is it that time of year already?
Ohhhh so that’s what “that time of the month” is! :P
‘nings folks
Stumpy_seahorse said:
‘nings folks
ning folk.
26.1 here outside at the moment, should be a nice day
Another day, another arrest, this time the detectives followed mr junky into the store first…
poikilotherm said:
Another day, another arrest, this time the detectives followed mr junky into the store first…
sounds like your milkshake is bringing all the boys to the yard…
Waiting for the Rotor Rooter guys to deliver the new oven and then install it.
mr kii said he’d be home at 230pm…it’s now 330pm. All we know is they’ll call before arriving.
Think I’ll go nap, that’ll get them here.
Remember when the CFMEU was running ads against the ALP’s resources tax?
Me neither.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
poikilotherm said:
Another day, another arrest, this time the detectives followed mr junky into the store first…
sounds like your milkshake is bringing all the boys to the yard…
Quite the crime spike ‘ere in the Styx at the moment.
poikilotherm said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
poikilotherm said:
Another day, another arrest, this time the detectives followed mr junky into the store first…
sounds like your milkshake is bringing all the boys to the yard…
Quite the crime spike ‘ere in the Styx at the moment.
We have a local murder trial under way.
poikilotherm said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
poikilotherm said:
Another day, another arrest, this time the detectives followed mr junky into the store first…
sounds like your milkshake is bringing all the boys to the yard…
Quite the crime spike ‘ere in the Styx at the moment.
have you moved to Mt Thomas?
poikilotherm said:
Another day, another arrest, this time the detectives followed mr junky into the store first…
They start with the customers……………..
dv said:
Remember when the CFMEU was running ads against the ALP’s resources tax?Me neither.
IDGI.
So, my hair is trimmed. Now for some mowing.
buffy said:
So, my hair is trimmed. Now for some mowing.
The excitement never stops…
runs away
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:So, my hair is trimmed. Now for some mowing.
The excitement never stops…
runs away
buffy said:
So, my hair is trimmed. Now for some mowing.
you know you could’ve saved time and done both at the same time…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:So, my hair is trimmed. Now for some mowing.
you know you could’ve saved time and done both at the same time…
dv said:
Remember when the CFMEU was running ads against the ALP’s resources tax?Me neither.
I don’t recall them running ads for or against, but a quick search finds a statement in favour of the tax.
Was there a particular reason for this memory test?
morning.
my sister asks me why the UN isn’t doing stuff anymore. Why are they hamstrung? “In this day and age people are living in war zones trying to stay alive with no water, schools and hospitals being bombed..and where is the UN?”
Before I answer..fill me in please.
“Among them was an agreement with cleaning company Cleanevent. In 2010 Mr Melhem rolled over an earlier, substandard wages deal that saved the company about $2 million in labour costs in exchange for the company making $25,000 annual payments to the union.”
and
“The royal commission also recommended Mr Melhem be considered for criminal action over an allegedly corrupt deal by which construction giant Thiess John Holland, the builder of Melbourne’s EastLink tollway, paid the AWU nearly $300,000 and saved as $100 million on labour and other costs.”
http://www.theage.com.au/national/investigations/key-bill-shorten-ally-cesar-melhem-faces-new-probe-over-alleged-corrupt-deals-20161128-gsz04f.html
…
Very grubby indeed.
Witty Rejoinder said:
“Among them was an agreement with cleaning company Cleanevent. In 2010 Mr Melhem rolled over an earlier, substandard wages deal that saved the company about $2 million in labour costs in exchange for the company making $25,000 annual payments to the union.”and
“The royal commission also recommended Mr Melhem be considered for criminal action over an allegedly corrupt deal by which construction giant Thiess John Holland, the builder of Melbourne’s EastLink tollway, paid the AWU nearly $300,000 and saved as $100 million on labour and other costs.”
http://www.theage.com.au/national/investigations/key-bill-shorten-ally-cesar-melhem-faces-new-probe-over-alleged-corrupt-deals-20161128-gsz04f.html
…
Very grubby indeed.
yes.
sarahs mum said:
morning.my sister asks me why the UN isn’t doing stuff anymore. Why are they hamstrung? “In this day and age people are living in war zones trying to stay alive with no water, schools and hospitals being bombed..and where is the UN?”
Before I answer..fill me in please.
what stuff does she believe they use to do?
The UN is, by-an-large, a ambassadorial organisation, it has no direct power per-se as it acts through consensus
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:
morning.my sister asks me why the UN isn’t doing stuff anymore. Why are they hamstrung? “In this day and age people are living in war zones trying to stay alive with no water, schools and hospitals being bombed..and where is the UN?”
Before I answer..fill me in please.
what stuff does she believe they use to do?
The UN is, by-an-large, a ambassadorial organisation, it has no direct power per-se as it acts through consensus
Sorry, I should mention that the International Court of Justice (which is an agency of the UN) does have powers to prosecute.
Rotor Rooter man is here. Of course mr kii knows him. He knows everyone.
Grace is going nuts outside. She’s already eaten a hole in the heavy duty garbage bag of junk from around the place – to get to the old marrow bones I threw away. And a few special sticks. A few bits of favourite cardboard. A lump of concrete. I had no idea she was so attached to these things. Bad human.
Greetings
Cymek said:
Greetings
Hey there Cymek…I’m trundling off to check out the installation of the new cooker/range/stove/oven thingy.
kii said:
Cymek said:
Greetings
Hey there Cymek…I’m trundling off to check out the installation of the new cooker/range/stove/oven thingy.
Sounds fun
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:
morning.my sister asks me why the UN isn’t doing stuff anymore. Why are they hamstrung? “In this day and age people are living in war zones trying to stay alive with no water, schools and hospitals being bombed..and where is the UN?”
Before I answer..fill me in please.
what stuff does she believe they use to do?
The UN is, by-an-large, a ambassadorial organisation, it has no direct power per-se as it acts through consensus
that is so much more concise than what I was trying to say. :)
Ta. Muchly.
diddly-squat said:
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:
morning.my sister asks me why the UN isn’t doing stuff anymore. Why are they hamstrung? “In this day and age people are living in war zones trying to stay alive with no water, schools and hospitals being bombed..and where is the UN?”
Before I answer..fill me in please.
what stuff does she believe they use to do?
The UN is, by-an-large, a ambassadorial organisation, it has no direct power per-se as it acts through consensus
Sorry, I should mention that the International Court of Justice (which is an agency of the UN) does have powers to prosecute.
I think they used to get shot at in Africa a lot.
diddly-squat said:
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:
morning.my sister asks me why the UN isn’t doing stuff anymore. Why are they hamstrung? “In this day and age people are living in war zones trying to stay alive with no water, schools and hospitals being bombed..and where is the UN?”
Before I answer..fill me in please.
what stuff does she believe they use to do?
The UN is, by-an-large, a ambassadorial organisation, it has no direct power per-se as it acts through consensus
Sorry, I should mention that the International Court of Justice (which is an agency of the UN) does have powers to prosecute.
I don’t think the US is a signatory to that.
Peak Warming Man said:
diddly-squat said:
diddly-squat said:what stuff does she believe they use to do?
The UN is, by-an-large, a ambassadorial organisation, it has no direct power per-se as it acts through consensus
Sorry, I should mention that the International Court of Justice (which is an agency of the UN) does have powers to prosecute.
I don’t think the US is a signatory to that.
Funny that, I imagine many of the world’s most powerful nations could quite easily be found guilty of wars crimes even just for the fact they have industry that sells weapons to others who use them on their own population.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
poikilotherm said:
Another day, another arrest, this time the detectives followed mr junky into the store first…
sounds like your milkshake is bringing all the boys to the yard…
Icelandic humour.
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
poikilotherm said:
Another day, another arrest, this time the detectives followed mr junky into the store first…
sounds like your milkshake is bringing all the boys to the yard…
Icelandic humour.
Is that Bjork ?
Cymek said:
kii said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:sounds like your milkshake is bringing all the boys to the yard…
Icelandic humour.
Is that Bjork ?
Which one?
kii said:
Cymek said:
kii said:Icelandic humour.
Is that Bjork ?
Which one?
The singer/dancer I’m being silly
kii said:
Cymek said:
kii said:Icelandic humour.
Is that Bjork ?
Which one?
Cymek said:
kii said:
Cymek said:Is that Bjork ?
Which one?
The singer/dancer I’m being silly
So am I.
I’m back. Who would have thought 18 degrees would make you so sweaty. I am not in a very ladylike state. Hang on, it’s probably hotter than that in the sun where I was mowing. Anyway, the big area is done. Now I really should think about eating something as I skipped breakfast to get outside before the heat.
buffy said:
I’m back. Who would have thought 18 degrees would make you so sweaty. I am not in a very ladylike state. Hang on, it’s probably hotter than that in the sun where I was mowing. Anyway, the big area is done. Now I really should think about eating something as I skipped breakfast to get outside before the heat.
temp + humidity?
I’m now getting spam emails for someone whose name isn’t even close to mine.
Peak Warming Man said:
diddly-squat said:
diddly-squat said:what stuff does she believe they use to do?
The UN is, by-an-large, a ambassadorial organisation, it has no direct power per-se as it acts through consensus
Sorry, I should mention that the International Court of Justice (which is an agency of the UN) does have powers to prosecute.
I don’t think the US is a signatory to that.
yes, they are…
CrazyNeutrino said:
McConnell
I wonder how many incumbent US Lower House representatives are scumbags?
Their minimum wage really is minimum as well
Cymek said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
McConnell
I wonder how many incumbent US Lower House representatives are scumbags?
Their minimum wage really is minimum as well
$174,000 + per year
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salaries_of_members_of_the_United_States_Congress
diddly-squat said:
Peak Warming Man said:
diddly-squat said:Sorry, I should mention that the International Court of Justice (which is an agency of the UN) does have powers to prosecute.
I don’t think the US is a signatory to that.
yes, they are…
Maybe I was thinking of the International Criminal Court, dunno.
i’d better, yeah do a bit
work, there a pipe split
so ol’ best be off’n fix it
Postman’s delivered a vacuum-packed mattress from the New Aim Global Trading Company.
“Underlining rising concerns over whether the $200 billion liquefied natural gas industry is paying its fair share of tax, Mr Hehir’s report discovered a $5 billion bonanza of deductions claimed by the project in just one 18-month period.”
Australia, land of the grubs.
Answer seems obvious to me:
Newcomb’s problem divides philosophers. Which side are you on?
Newcomb’s problem has split the world of philosophy into two opposing camps. Two philosophers explain – then take the test yourself
https://www.theguardian.com/science/alexs-adventures-in-numberland/2016/nov/28/newcombs-problem-divides-philosophers-which-side-are-you-on
Bubblecar said:
Postman’s delivered a vacuum-packed mattress from the New Aim Global Trading Company.
Unpacking and unrolling it threatens to be somewhat challenging, so I’ll leave it parked in the passage until I feel up to it.
Bubblecar said:
Answer seems obvious to me:Newcomb’s problem divides philosophers. Which side are you on?
Newcomb’s problem has split the world of philosophy into two opposing camps. Two philosophers explain – then take the test yourself
https://www.theguardian.com/science/alexs-adventures-in-numberland/2016/nov/28/newcombs-problem-divides-philosophers-which-side-are-you-on
Dr David’s argument is the most ridiculous one I’ve ever heard. Take box B only.
take both. boxes come in handy.
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Postman’s delivered a vacuum-packed mattress from the New Aim Global Trading Company.
Unpacking and unrolling it threatens to be somewhat challenging, so I’ll leave it parked in the passage until I feel up to it.
If you can roll this mattress up than it is not a good one.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Answer seems obvious to me:Newcomb’s problem divides philosophers. Which side are you on?
Newcomb’s problem has split the world of philosophy into two opposing camps. Two philosophers explain – then take the test yourself
https://www.theguardian.com/science/alexs-adventures-in-numberland/2016/nov/28/newcombs-problem-divides-philosophers-which-side-are-you-on
Dr David’s argument is the most ridiculous one I’ve ever heard. Take box B only.
Yes. I think the problem is that it’s a poorly stated problem. What is “Super-Intelligent” supposed to mean? In this case I think one can be free to interpret it as meaning “Magically Prophetic” or suchlike.
Bubblecar said:
Answer seems obvious to me:Newcomb’s problem divides philosophers. Which side are you on?
Newcomb’s problem has split the world of philosophy into two opposing camps. Two philosophers explain – then take the test yourself
https://www.theguardian.com/science/alexs-adventures-in-numberland/2016/nov/28/newcombs-problem-divides-philosophers-which-side-are-you-on
it all come down to if you believe the being is capable of making perfect predictions of future actions…
it’s stupid
JudgeMental said:
take both. boxes come in handy.
poor in life, rich in boxes
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Postman’s delivered a vacuum-packed mattress from the New Aim Global Trading Company.
Unpacking and unrolling it threatens to be somewhat challenging, so I’ll leave it parked in the passage until I feel up to it.
If you can roll this mattress up than it is not a good one.
I assume they use a powerful machine to roll them up. After you’ve unrolled it, you have to leave it for a day for the springs to resume their normal height.
I’m going to get some fresh bread from a fresh bread shop to have with my lunch.
Over.
diddly-squat said:
Bubblecar said:
Answer seems obvious to me:Newcomb’s problem divides philosophers. Which side are you on?
Newcomb’s problem has split the world of philosophy into two opposing camps. Two philosophers explain – then take the test yourself
https://www.theguardian.com/science/alexs-adventures-in-numberland/2016/nov/28/newcombs-problem-divides-philosophers-which-side-are-you-on
it all come down to if you believe the being is capable of making perfect predictions of future actions…
it’s stupid
Put in a thread guys. It will probably involve a good discussion that will be lost in chat.
a superb 36.5 outside at the moment..
just been out in it re-orientating the markings for the proposed shed.
time for a coffee and to find more outside jobs to do
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Answer seems obvious to me:Newcomb’s problem divides philosophers. Which side are you on?
Newcomb’s problem has split the world of philosophy into two opposing camps. Two philosophers explain – then take the test yourself
https://www.theguardian.com/science/alexs-adventures-in-numberland/2016/nov/28/newcombs-problem-divides-philosophers-which-side-are-you-on
Dr David’s argument is the most ridiculous one I’ve ever heard. Take box B only.
Yes. I think the problem is that it’s a poorly stated problem. What is “Super-Intelligent” supposed to mean? In this case I think one can be free to interpret it as meaning “Magically Prophetic” or suchlike.
Yes, I agree. Unless you take “super-intelligent” to mean having magical powers the best that even a perfect super intelligence can do is to categorise you according to whatever information she has, then make a decision based on what most people in that category would do. She will be right most of the time, but may be wrong up to 49.999…% of the time. Right or wrong, her decision has been made, so you should take both boxes.
Bubblecar said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:Unpacking and unrolling it threatens to be somewhat challenging, so I’ll leave it parked in the passage until I feel up to it.
If you can roll this mattress up than it is not a good one.
I assume they use a powerful machine to roll them up. After you’ve unrolled it, you have to leave it for a day for the springs to resume their normal height.
Probably 10 Indian or Chinese kids and a big whip, cheaper than a machine.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:Dr David’s argument is the most ridiculous one I’ve ever heard. Take box B only.
Yes. I think the problem is that it’s a poorly stated problem. What is “Super-Intelligent” supposed to mean? In this case I think one can be free to interpret it as meaning “Magically Prophetic” or suchlike.
Yes, I agree. Unless you take “super-intelligent” to mean having magical powers the best that even a perfect super intelligence can do is to categorise you according to whatever information she has, then make a decision based on what most people in that category would do. She will be right most of the time, but may be wrong up to 49.999…% of the time. Right or wrong, her decision has been made, so you should take both boxes.
Wouldn’t it all come down to free will and if its real then no you can’t predict anything accurately even if that free will is determined by prior actions, personality, genetics, etc. If on the other hand we are just programme biological machines then perhaps you can but then again outside actions may alter this as well
Relaxing picture of the day
Ps: Do SN-F supporters have a common understanding of the evidence that was presented by the prosecution? It is a waste of my time to address some odd opinions from some of you.
Posted by Dr Peter Lozo on 29/11/16 at 04:45 AM
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/pr-article/letter-to-the-editor-on-sue-neill-fraser/#sthash.taL6o4PS.dpuf
New cooker/range/stove thingy works beautifully. I will set up some dough in a few days and make some challah!!! YAY!
kii said:
New cooker/range/stove thingy works beautifully. I will set up some dough in a few days and make some challah!!! YAY!
Good to hear.
Ah, dv’s back.
So, what prompted the CFMEU question?
sarahs mum said:
Ps: Do SN-F supporters have a common understanding of the evidence that was presented by the prosecution? It is a waste of my time to address some odd opinions from some of you.Posted by Dr Peter Lozo on 29/11/16 at 04:45 AM
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/pr-article/letter-to-the-editor-on-sue-neill-fraser/#sthash.taL6o4PS.dpuf
Your own impressions of SN-F’s character would seem to be at odds with those of Dr McMinn.
where can I get some potassium permanganate from?
Arts said:
where can I get some potassium permanganate from?
Bunnings ?
One of my puncture wounds looks like Hebrew or Klingon or something
Arts said:
where can I get some potassium permanganate from?
Take your pick. There are three main discount retailers: Potassium Permanganate World, Just Potassium Permanganate and Potassium Permanganates R Us.
Actually you can buy it online from chemistwarehouse:
http://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/57573/Gold-Cross-Potassium-Permanganate-50g
The Rev Dodgson said:
Ah, dv’s back.So, what prompted the CFMEU question?
The fact that I am blasted by CFMEU ads protesting against the WA Nat’s mining tax.
dv said:
One of my puncture wounds looks like Hebrew or Klingon or something
Kal 9.
Arts said:
where can I get some potassium permanganate from?
what’s yours is mined
Arts said:
where can I get some potassium permanganate from?
Online from ACS
Bubblecar said:
Arts said:
where can I get some potassium permanganate from?
Take your pick. There are three main discount retailers: Potassium Permanganate World, Just Potassium Permanganate and Potassium Permanganates R Us.
Actually you can buy it online from chemistwarehouse:
http://www.chemistwarehouse.com.au/buy/57573/Gold-Cross-Potassium-Permanganate-50g
I think our Potassium Permanganate world just closed down.. luckily we have a chemist warehouse close by.. thanks Bubblecar
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Ps: Do SN-F supporters have a common understanding of the evidence that was presented by the prosecution? It is a waste of my time to address some odd opinions from some of you.Posted by Dr Peter Lozo on 29/11/16 at 04:45 AM
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/pr-article/letter-to-the-editor-on-sue-neill-fraser/#sthash.taL6o4PS.dpuf
Your own impressions of SN-F’s character would seem to be at odds with those of Dr McMinn.
True. Still I did never have any problems with trusting Sue with Sarah for the weekend..but then on the other hand I would make a lousy character witness for her.
dv said:
One of my puncture wounds looks like Hebrew or Klingon or something!https://s13.postimg.org/ttuw8yy3b/arm_puncture_d.jpg
must be nice to have the cast off though
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
New cooker/range/stove thingy works beautifully. I will set up some dough in a few days and make some challah!!! YAY!
Good to hear.
What’s in challah?
Arts said:
dv said:
One of my puncture wounds looks like Hebrew or Klingon or something!https://s13.postimg.org/ttuw8yy3b/arm_puncture_d.jpg
must be nice to have the cast off though
fucking awesome
Arts said:
I think our Potassium Permanganate world just closed down.. luckily we have a chemist warehouse close by.. thanks Bubblecar
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
New cooker/range/stove thingy works beautifully. I will set up some dough in a few days and make some challah!!! YAY!
Good to hear.
What’s in challah?
It’s a Jewish braided bread usually including eggs in the dough.
dv said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Ah, dv’s back.So, what prompted the CFMEU question?
The fact that I am blasted by CFMEU ads protesting against the WA Nat’s mining tax.
Ah, OK, I have been spared that so far.
Did the WA Nat’s support Labor’s mining tax?
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
Bubblecar said:Good to hear.
What’s in challah?
It’s a Jewish braided bread usually including eggs in the dough.
yeah I was going for a joke but it didn’t really pan out for me.
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
dv said:What’s in challah?
It’s a Jewish braided bread usually including eggs in the dough.
yeah I was going for a joke but it didn’t really pan out for me.
Jew better believe it
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Ah, dv’s back.So, what prompted the CFMEU question?
The fact that I am blasted by CFMEU ads protesting against the WA Nat’s mining tax.
Ah, OK, I have been spared that so far.
Did the WA Nat’s support Labor’s mining tax?
they did not
God willing, it will work out next time…
The fastest cars in history: 1946 to now
List ends at 2014
dv said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:The fact that I am blasted by CFMEU ads protesting against the WA Nat’s mining tax.
Ah, OK, I have been spared that so far.
Did the WA Nat’s support Labor’s mining tax?
they did not
So the CFMEU and the WA Nats have something in common.
What a surprise.
CrazyNeutrino said:
The fastest cars in history: 1946 to nowList ends at 2014
No one in their right mind would think the Nissan Cedric was fastest in it’s class.
Erich Abetz was the Minister for Forests in the Howard government during the promotion of the MIS debacle which allowed over 100% deductibility for the funds put into each and every scheme. This allowance for deductibility remained over e-nitens plantations after it had been withdrawn by the ATO on other MIS products as Abetz and Dutton stood up to the ATO.
Is this why Gunns Ltd give $50,000 to the Tasmanian Liberal Party three weeks after Abetz was made Minister of Forests?
Regarding this very odd donation which had nothing to do with an election I have asked Senator Abetz if this affected his independence as the relevant Minister – in either thought or judgment – over the proposed Gunns Pulp Mill and/or the MIS scams then being promoted by John Gay of Gunns Ltd … both of which have now ended in tears. His reply was that my questions were a result of: “vexatious artifice”.
It is remarkable to me that the solicitors Abetz Curtis, of Hobart, will now benefit financially from a case created out of what appears to be Abetzian ministerial largesse.
This debacle, now being played out through the courts has cost many people their life savings.
For this Abetz, the-then all-powerful Minister for Forests, has never been called to account.
This is the same Abetz who labelled the Green campaign against the export of so-called sustainably produced woodchips from Tasmanian-cleared native forest – later planted with MIS e-nitens – as akin to treason.
- See more at: http://tasmaniantimes.com/index.php?/weblog/article/Arnold-Bloch-Leibler-acting-for-the-Receivers-v-A/show_comments#sthash.UuKqDP9j.dpuf
Inshallah
Peak Warming Man said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
The fastest cars in history: 1946 to nowList ends at 2014
No one in their right mind would think the Nissan Cedric was fastest in it’s class.
But that Nissan Baldric was a cunning plan
JudgeMental said:
Inshallah
rings 000
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Ah, OK, I have been spared that so far.
Did the WA Nat’s support Labor’s mining tax?
they did not
So the CFMEU and the WA Nats have something in common.
What a surprise.
Maybe they should merge.
Cymek said:
Peak Warming Man said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
The fastest cars in history: 1946 to nowList ends at 2014
No one in their right mind would think the Nissan Cedric was fastest in it’s class.
But that Nissan Baldric was a cunning plan
Maybe its class was narrowly defined
FMD it’s addict central here lately. On the plus, their faux ‘severe back pain’ walks are quite amusing.
poikilotherm said:
FMD it’s addict central here lately. On the plus, their faux ‘severe back pain’ walks are quite amusing.
where’s the empathy…??
poikilotherm said:
FMD it’s addict central here lately. On the plus, their faux ‘severe back pain’ walks are quite amusing.
I hope you upsold to a back brace, a foot massager and a pair of those masseuse sandals…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
poikilotherm said:
FMD it’s addict central here lately. On the plus, their faux ‘severe back pain’ walks are quite amusing.
I hope you upsold to a back brace, a foot massager and a pair of those masseuse sandals…
Mate, they can’t ‘ken rub spare change together for a can of coke let alone a C note or two for that shit.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
poikilotherm said:
FMD it’s addict central here lately. On the plus, their faux ‘severe back pain’ walks are quite amusing.
I hope you upsold to a back brace, a foot massager and a pair of those masseuse sandals…
Or a homeopathic illicit drug solution
diddly-squat said:
poikilotherm said:
FMD it’s addict central here lately. On the plus, their faux ‘severe back pain’ walks are quite amusing.
where’s the empathy…??
ha, ‘sif.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
poikilotherm said:
FMD it’s addict central here lately. On the plus, their faux ‘severe back pain’ walks are quite amusing.
I hope you upsold to a back brace, a foot massager and a pair of those masseuse sandals…
no, he sold the guy Methadone “Back”
diddly-squat said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
poikilotherm said:
FMD it’s addict central here lately. On the plus, their faux ‘severe back pain’ walks are quite amusing.
I hope you upsold to a back brace, a foot massager and a pair of those masseuse sandals…
no, he sold the guy Methadone “Back”
That reminds me of the dude that used to have his ‘done dose in the pharmacy, puke it up, freeze the puke, then extract the methadone from the puke and sell it down at the pub.
He also murdered someone so it made dosing day interesting…
clever boy fixed a leak and other stuff
beautiful day though bit warm in sun when busy
so got Larry do most the shovel work
stuff’n work not rhyme what do ‘bout let me see
puffin’ on rolly I avin’t think regard that
coffee landed best drink’n little pause of’t poetry
poikilotherm said:
diddly-squat said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:I hope you upsold to a back brace, a foot massager and a pair of those masseuse sandals…
no, he sold the guy Methadone “Back”
That reminds me of the dude that used to have his ‘done dose in the pharmacy, puke it up, freeze the puke, then extract the methadone from the puke and sell it down at the pub.
He also murdered someone so it made dosing day interesting…
Be nice to have evidence based drug laws so there’s no need for that nonsense.
pizza’s served
Just unpacked the vacuum-packed mattress. Quite dramatic. Lots of hissing as the air escaped and the unrolled “thing” transmogrified into a mattress. Now have to leave it for 24 hours to fully expand.
I put it to you that, with those facts, the air was not escaping…
Bubblecar said:
Just unpacked the vacuum-packed mattress. Quite dramatic. Lots of hissing as the air escaped and the unrolled “thing” transmogrified into a mattress. Now have to leave it for 24 hours to fully expand.
Should have taken a picture. I can’t imagine how a conventional mattress could be rolled up even with a machine.
furious said:
- Just unpacked the vacuum-packed mattress. Quite dramatic. Lots of hissing as the air escaped
I put it to you that, with those facts, the air was not escaping…
escaping the atmosphere into the mattress…
furious said:
- Just unpacked the vacuum-packed mattress. Quite dramatic. Lots of hissing as the air escaped
I put it to you that, with those facts, the air was not escaping…
The air from the room escaped into the vacuum.
World’s oldest person: last living human born in 1800s prepares to turn 117
Italian Emma Morano, whose life spans three centuries, says her secret to longevity is not eating much ‘because I have no teeth’
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/29/worlds-oldest-person-last-living-human-born-in-1800s-prepares-to-turn-117
Poster on Alzheimer’s disease and amyloid beta and tau tangles from Nature magazine.
I’m back. Stitches out of my arm. Dr Shaun is inordinately worried about scarring. He talked about a bit of cortisone injected if it looks like scarring. He really has not listened to me that I don’t care about scars, and whatever he does, I scar. I always have.
I’m now booked for a full body skin check next week. That could take some time, with all the moles and skin tags and assorted weird skin things I carry around with me.
Great emails today. Someone in China wants to start a trade name dispute, and someone pretending to be FedEx is sending WSF files zipped.
Florence Henderson
Posted on November 29, 2016
Here’s a story…
It’s such a funny, awkward feeling
Death’s hollow charisma.
Most captured moments
Are stretched on a canvas of forever.
And then a little trigger
Just now the mother of the Brady Bunch.
A mental triangulation
Forty-five years ago in black and white
That alone – just that one datum –
that means I’m more than halfway there.
An awkward unstructured poetic band aid later
Scab removed
Here I am.
Later, at 4.10am, her name comes to me unbidden – Shirley Jones. I feel strangely placated by my memory. I didn’t like her on TV, but now her death and my poem make us kindred sufferers of the real. So I look her up. But Shirley Jones wasn’t the matriarch of The Brady Bunch – she was the mum on The Partridge Family. And in the world of nearlies – coincidences that seem to be imbued with deeper meaning (but aren’t) – I discover Shirley was offered The Brady Bunch roll, but turned it down. That, for her, is a good thing. The Partridge Family was a much better show than The Brady Bunch. In my head Shirley Jones was dead. Now, she isn’t dead. Next time I think of her, she will probably be dead, again.
Someone topples. Musings on mortality ripple, be-muse, be-calm, ripple. Someone else lives. Thrives. Fades. Appears in the wrong blog. It’s just another day.
Just another day later: a real death. Of course, any flame extinguished is singed by sorrow, but the demise of Florence Henderson (the actual Brady Bunch lady) meant little to me except as a marker of my mortality. Fidel Castro’s death isn’t about death (except in the sense of Ozymandias). It’s about the sway of politics in the thrall of personality. One person can make a difference, but when one does, the difference is rarely irreproachable. Utopian ideals immiserate populations, because utopian visions are driven by an individual’s beliefs, and most personal beliefs have little merit. Untested ideas and ideals usually don’t work, and a country isn’t the best experimental subject. That’s not the main problem, though. Individuals tend to appraise their skills too highly due to a cognitive bias called illusory superiority (also wonderfully called the Lake Wobegon effect, after a fictional town in which all the kids are above average). That’s not the main problem, either. The big issue reveals itself when circumstances (or birth right) contrive to make you king, or president, or even president for life, and it starts to look like your illusory superiority isn’t illusory (to you and, often, your subjects). Robert Trivers, who, but for my own ignorance, would have been one of the curators in Mona’s big show, On the Origin of Art, wrote:
When a feeling of power is induced in people, they are less likely to take others’ viewpoint and more likely to centre their thinking on themselves.
That’s Ozymandias, that’s Trump, and though he had a bit more character, that’s Castro.
Despite the fact that Castro’s brand of socialism appears to lack moral probity, I am a little saddened to see another form of social organisation bite the bullet. Nature needs diversity, and we need competing social systems. There aren’t many polities where democracy is undimmed. Churchill said, ‘Democracy is the worst form of Government, except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time.’ Nevertheless, we seem to have all our eggs in the one basket case.
https://monablog.net/2016/11/29/florence-henderson/
dv said:
Great emails today. Someone in China wants to start a trade name dispute, and someone pretending to be FedEx is sending WSF files zipped.
I have one from the university that doesn’t say anything much with an attachment. I’m leaving it there for a while to see if there is a followup email from the university saying something like, ‘No matter what you do don’t you go opening that email attachment.’
dv said:
Great emails today. Someone in China wants to start a trade name dispute, and someone pretending to be FedEx is sending WSF files zipped.
whatever you do don’t give them your PIN Number.
It might have a million pounds in it…
Or your PIN…
I haven’t got anything particularly interesting in the emails today.
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
Great emails today. Someone in China wants to start a trade name dispute, and someone pretending to be FedEx is sending WSF files zipped.
whatever you do don’t give them your PIN Number.
zing
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
Great emails today. Someone in China wants to start a trade name dispute, and someone pretending to be FedEx is sending WSF files zipped.
whatever you do don’t give them your PIN Number.
zing
should really have put an s on the end to number to make it betterer.
buffy said:
I haven’t got anything particularly interesting in the emails today.
Somebody is shipping me an adapter plate for a router. But I did order it and pay for it.
buffy said:
I’m back. Stitches out of my arm. Dr Shaun is inordinately worried about scarring. He talked about a bit of cortisone injected if it looks like scarring. He really has not listened to me that I don’t care about scars, and whatever he does, I scar. I always have.
I’m now booked for a full body skin check next week. That could take some time, with all the moles and skin tags and assorted weird skin things I carry around with me.
It’s another procedure to fix the scar, go to maximise MBS claiming these days…
buffy said:
I’m back. Stitches out of my arm. Dr Shaun is inordinately worried about scarring. He talked about a bit of cortisone injected if it looks like scarring. He really has not listened to me that I don’t care about scars, and whatever he does, I scar. I always have.
I’m now booked for a full body skin check next week. That could take some time, with all the moles and skin tags and assorted weird skin things I carry around with me.
lady’s melanoma removal under arm, ~7 – 8year ago, two chops
hardly notice it
trim those fingernalis while have a coffee
everything’s clean.. yadda yadda yadda
hi
Arts said:
everything’s clean.. yadda yadda yaddahi
hello. waves
what’s going on, SM?
Arts said:
what’s going on, SM?
i’m feeling a bit better again. Still haven’t worked out how to see doctor or dentist. I’ll try harder to work that one out.
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
what’s going on, SM?
i’m feeling a bit better again. Still haven’t worked out how to see doctor or dentist. I’ll try harder to work that one out.
either one will tell you to go to the other if needed.
I found a dead mouse under the fridge.. I could smell something for a couple of days, but couldn’t figure out what it was… I don’t think the cats killed it.. they can’t get under the fridge…
Glad you are feeling better, sm
dv said:
Glad you are feeling better, sm
better than the dead mouse… always an upside
I saw nut in the drones thread. So people do come back. If only for one post at a time…
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
what’s going on, SM?
i’m feeling a bit better again. Still haven’t worked out how to see doctor or dentist. I’ll try harder to work that one out.
I found a dead mouse under the fridge.. I could smell something for a couple of days, but couldn’t figure out what it was… I don’t think the cats killed it.. they can’t get under the fridge…
Had a toaster like that once
poikilotherm said:
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:i’m feeling a bit better again. Still haven’t worked out how to see doctor or dentist. I’ll try harder to work that one out.
I found a dead mouse under the fridge.. I could smell something for a couple of days, but couldn’t figure out what it was… I don’t think the cats killed it.. they can’t get under the fridge…
Had a toaster like that once
the toaster died under the fridge?
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
what’s going on, SM?
i’m feeling a bit better again. Still haven’t worked out how to see doctor or dentist. I’ll try harder to work that one out.
either one will tell you to go to the other if needed.
I found a dead mouse under the fridge.. I could smell something for a couple of days, but couldn’t figure out what it was… I don’t think the cats killed it.. they can’t get under the fridge…
Perhaps it fled the cats..
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
what’s going on, SM?
i’m feeling a bit better again. Still haven’t worked out how to see doctor or dentist. I’ll try harder to work that one out.
either one will tell you to go to the other if needed.
I found a dead mouse under the fridge.. I could smell something for a couple of days, but couldn’t figure out what it was… I don’t think the cats killed it.. they can’t get under the fridge…
Yeah, rats and mice seem to want to die under a fridge.
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:i’m feeling a bit better again. Still haven’t worked out how to see doctor or dentist. I’ll try harder to work that one out.
either one will tell you to go to the other if needed.
I found a dead mouse under the fridge.. I could smell something for a couple of days, but couldn’t figure out what it was… I don’t think the cats killed it.. they can’t get under the fridge…
Perhaps it fled the cats..
possibly… I didn’t really examine it.
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:either one will tell you to go to the other if needed.
I found a dead mouse under the fridge.. I could smell something for a couple of days, but couldn’t figure out what it was… I don’t think the cats killed it.. they can’t get under the fridge…
Perhaps it fled the cats..
possibly… I didn’t really examine it.
No autopsy report. Shame.
furious said:
- I don’t think the cats killed it.. they can’t get under the fridge…
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ok, my fridge
kids doing a crossword..
clue: what is Perth sometimes known as
answer: the city of _ _ _ e _ s ?
kangaroo and veggie stir-fry here tonight.
Arts said:
kids doing a crossword..clue: what is Perth sometimes known as
answer: the city of _ _ _ e _ s ?
Bakers, that’s it The City of Bakers.
Arts said:
kids doing a crossword..clue: what is Perth sometimes known as
answer: the city of _ _ _ e _ s ?
winers?
diners?
transition said:
Arts said:
kids doing a crossword..clue: what is Perth sometimes known as
answer: the city of _ _ _ e _ s ?
winers?
google comes up with the city of lights..
are you sure the ‘e’ is correct?
Peak Warming Man said:
Arts said:
kids doing a crossword..clue: what is Perth sometimes known as
answer: the city of _ _ _ e _ s ?
Bakers, that’s it The City of Bakers.
well it fits…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:
Arts said:
kids doing a crossword..clue: what is Perth sometimes known as
answer: the city of _ _ _ e _ s ?
winers?
google comes up with the city of lights..
are you sure the ‘e’ is correct?
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:winers?
google comes up with the city of lights..
are you sure the ‘e’ is correct?
we thought it was lights immediately.. but that clue is “the place you will find lots of penguins’.. penguin island , seems odd
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
transition said:winers?
google comes up with the city of lights..
are you sure the ‘e’ is correct?
we thought it was lights immediately.. but that clue is “the place you will find lots of penguins’.. penguin island seems odd
madagascar?
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geology/geology-quiz.htm?mkcpgn=i600001590&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hswaccount
I got 27/30.
That’s got to be a pass.
Arts said:
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
we thought it was lights immediately.. but that clue is “the place you will find lots of penguins’.. penguin island , seems odd
City of Zebecs
Arts said:
Arts said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
we thought it was lights immediately.. but that clue is “the place you will find lots of penguins’.. penguin island , seems odd
Phillip Island Arts.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Arts said:
Arts said:we thought it was lights immediately.. but that clue is “the place you will find lots of penguins’.. penguin island , seems odd
Phillip Island Arts.
although that fits and certainly would help with answering the clue City of Lights.. all the other clues are WA centric in a WA magazine…
Arts said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Arts said:Phillip Island Arts.
although that fits and certainly would help with answering the clue City of Lights.. all the other clues are WA centric in a WA magazine…
With the title, “How well do you know WA?”
Arts said:
Arts said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Phillip Island Arts.
although that fits and certainly would help with answering the clue City of Lights.. all the other clues are WA centric in a WA magazine…
With the title, “How well do you know WA?”
obviously the answer is “not very…”
sarahs mum said:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geology/geology-quiz.htm?mkcpgn=i600001590&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hswaccountI got 27/30.
That’s got to be a pass.
25/30
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geology/geology-quiz.htm?mkcpgn=i600001590&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hswaccountI got 27/30.
That’s got to be a pass.
25/30
got to question 3 and there is no 6000 years as a choice!
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geology/geology-quiz.htm?mkcpgn=i600001590&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hswaccountI got 27/30.
That’s got to be a pass.
25/30
got to question 3 and there is no 6000 years as a choice!
:)
Arts said:
although that fits and certainly would help with answering the clue City of Lights.. all the other clues are WA centric in a WA magazine…
Rightio.
Arts said:
kids doing a crossword..clue: what is Perth sometimes known as
answer: the city of _ _ _ e _ s ?
—-
miners
I keep seeing angels. But I have no idea why.
buffy said:
I keep seeing angels. But I have no idea why.
—-
Don’t blink…
buffy said:
I keep seeing angels. But I have no idea why.
I thought angels first. and then I thought miners. I actually have no idea.
tauto said:
buffy said:I keep seeing angels. But I have no idea why.
—-
Don’t blink…
We are so predictable around here. Discworld. Monty Python. Dr Who. HHGTG. Red Dwarf.
I think there is a theme there.
Used to be Jane Austen stuff too, but Alex doesn’t call in now.
buffy said:
tauto said:
buffy said:I keep seeing angels. But I have no idea why.
—-
Don’t blink…
We are so predictable around here.
i’m not!
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:
tauto said:—-
Don’t blink…
We are so predictable around here.
i’m not!
I knew you’d say that.
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geology/geology-quiz.htm?mkcpgn=i600001590&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hswaccountI got 27/30.
That’s got to be a pass.
25/30
got to question 3 and there is no 6000 years as a choice!
See the speed of light variation thread for an explanation.
buffy said:
tauto said:
buffy said:I keep seeing angels. But I have no idea why.
—-
Don’t blink…
We are so predictable around here.
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geology/geology-quiz.htm
22 / 30
Shoalwater Bay?
furious said:
- we thought it was lights immediately.. but that clue is “the place you will find lots of penguins’.. penguin island seems odd
Shoalwater Bay?
Dhammasara…
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geology/geology-quiz.htm?mkcpgn=i600001590&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hswaccountI got 27/30.
That’s got to be a pass.
25/30
27/27 :)
then
1/3 :(
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geology/geology-quiz.htm?mkcpgn=i600001590&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=hswaccountI got 27/30.
That’s got to be a pass.
25/30
27/27 :)
then
1/3 :(
you win but..
buffy said:
I keep seeing angels. But I have no idea why.
right coast, wrong country… I’m guessing there’s an error in the printing somewhere.. probably got the work experience kid to do the puzzles
JudgeMental said:
buffy said:
tauto said:—-
Don’t blink…
We are so predictable around here.
i’m not!
Happy Birthday Boris
furious said:
- we thought it was lights immediately.. but that clue is “the place you will find lots of penguins’.. penguin island seems odd
Shoalwater Bay?
that would fit better.. thanks
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:25/30
27/27 :)
then
1/3 :(
you win but..
Only if dv doesn’t bother :)
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:27/27 :)
then
1/3 :(
you win but..
Only if dv doesn’t bother :)
he got 30.
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Peak Warming Man said:25/30
27/27 :)
then
1/3 :(
you win but..
DV will appear in a minute skiting that he got 30/30 or some ridiculous score.
I see he got SM to do the deed.
;-)
Hello.
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello hello.
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello hello.
hey sarahs mum
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello hello.
hello hello hello
What’s all this then?
mcgoon said:
sarahs mum said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello hello.
hello hello hello
What’s all this then?
looks like you’ve got ‘em bang to rights guv.
JudgeMental said:
mcgoon said:
sarahs mum said:hello hello.
hello hello hello
What’s all this then?
looks like you’ve got ‘em bang to rights guv.
It’s a fair cop, and i ‘ope they’ll come quietly.
mcgoon said:
JudgeMental said:
mcgoon said:hello hello hello
What’s all this then?
looks like you’ve got ‘em bang to rights guv.
It’s a fair cop, and i ‘ope they’ll come quietly.
ahhhh dixon of dock green…
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.
House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
mcgoon said:
JudgeMental said:
mcgoon said:hello hello hello
What’s all this then?
looks like you’ve got ‘em bang to rights guv.
It’s a fair cop, and i ‘ope they’ll come quietly.
boy for sale… boy for sale!
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
good grief, the colours.
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
not a bad spot.
Anzac used to stay at a boarding kennel around the corner on bishopsbourne road
they’ve just resealed that stretch of illawarra road 12 months ago
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
Looks nice.
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
looks good,
JudgeMental said:
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
good grief, the colours.
That apple green is certainly dazzling. But I might be able to repaint it.
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
it could do with a colour scheme. nice location tho..
Anyway I’ve just sent them an email and will give them a call tomorrow.
That place has been available for quite a while now, over a month I think.
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
looks good,
—-
But are the neighbours good?
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
good grief, the colours.
That apple green is certainly dazzling. But I might be able to repaint it.
if it’s just apint and everything else fits for you.. looks good..
I hope they don’t have stray chickens ;)
Bubblecar said:
Anyway I’ve just sent them an email and will give them a call tomorrow.That place has been available for quite a while now, over a month I think.
I think I could work with the green and red. but the purple..
tauto said:
party_pants said:
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
looks good,
—-
But are the neighbours good?
who cares, if they are far enough away.
tauto said:
But are the neighbours good?
There aren’t any.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:
Anyway I’ve just sent them an email and will give them a call tomorrow.That place has been available for quite a while now, over a month I think.
I think I could work with the green and red. but the purple..
Most of that purple could easily be hidden by my shelving units and dressers etc.
JudgeMental said:
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
good grief, the colours.
not a bad little place, I could live there.
Arts said:
I hope they don’t have stray chickens ;)
In a way I hope they do.
Was watching the Mythbusters duct tape special the other day, the one where they had to survive on a deserted island with nothing but a pallet of duct tape. There were will chickens on the island and Adam made a workable trap to catch them. I couldn’t help but think of Mr Car and his chicken problem, if only I’d watched that episode a few months ago at the peak of the chicken problem.
Bubblecar said:
tauto said:
But are the neighbours good?
There aren’t any.
—-
What do mean?
Bubblecar said:
tauto said:
But are the neighbours good?
There aren’t any.
lol…
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
Is it near an IGA and a liquor store?
making pasta
going to scoff my face til got a comforting tummy ache
tauto said:
Bubblecar said:
tauto said:
But are the neighbours good?
There aren’t any.
—-What do mean?
It’s surrounded by farmland, no neighbours in sight.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
Is it near an IGA and a liquor store?
yeah that’s right, gotta be bikeriding distance for master car
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.
Should make a lovely meth lab.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
Is it near an IGA and a liquor store?
that could be your problem.
Illawarra road isn’t exactly bike friendly and lots of truck traffic
might have to motorize the beast car, i’ve got a whipper snipper motor, oughta do it.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
Is it near an IGA and a liquor store?
It’s a ten minute bicycle ride to a SUPA IGA (much bigger and newer than the one here) in a proper shopping centre (Longford is much larger and more populous than Campbell Town). And yes, there’s a BWS.
Bubblecar said:
tauto said:
Bubblecar said:There aren’t any.
—-What do mean?
It’s surrounded by farmland, no neighbours in sight.
—
Good luck to you.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
Thinking of renting this place, on the Illawarra road about 1.5km out of Longford. Very secluded spot with no neighbours, on just over an acre.House is OK apart from rather garish paintwork in some rooms:
http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-tas-longford-419236058
Is it near an IGA and a liquor store?
that could be your problem.
Illawarra road isn’t exactly bike friendly and lots of truck traffic
That’s what I was thinking, it’s a bit daunting. But the ride is only about 10 minutes into town.
Bubblecar said:
And yes, there’s a BWS.
No, a liquor store – not a BWS.
I’d like to know what the hell my neighbours are doing. There’s been a lot of thumping, crashing and dumping sounds all afternoon, which are still continuing.
Divine Angel said:
I’d like to know what the hell my neighbours are doing. There’s been a lot of thumping, crashing and dumping sounds all afternoon, which are still continuing.
Nuclear waste storage.
Bubblecar said:
That’s what I was thinking, it’s a bit daunting. But the ride is only about 10 minutes into town.
…actually more like 6 minutes.
Bubblecar said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:Is it near an IGA and a liquor store?
that could be your problem.
Illawarra road isn’t exactly bike friendly and lots of truck traffic
That’s what I was thinking, it’s a bit daunting. But the ride is only about 10 minutes into town.
there’s a gravel verge leading up to the roundabout you could possibly cut through to the trainline, but it’s 2 lanes and soft edges up until then.
look out for the abatoir trucks too
Divine Angel said:
I’d like to know what the hell my neighbours are doing. There’s been a lot of thumping, crashing and dumping sounds all afternoon, which are still continuing.
Dumping sounds?
Divine Angel said:
I’d like to know what the hell my neighbours are doing. There’s been a lot of thumping, crashing and dumping sounds all afternoon, which are still continuing.
Dismantling the hydroponic set-up?
Rule 303 said:
Divine Angel said:
I’d like to know what the hell my neighbours are doing. There’s been a lot of thumping, crashing and dumping sounds all afternoon, which are still continuing.
Dismantling the hydroponic set-up?
Possibly. They are neighbours in the unsavoury part of the street.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Yeah, these things:
nuclear waste containments. Bound to make some noise.
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
That’s what I was thinking, it’s a bit daunting. But the ride is only about 10 minutes into town.
…actually more like 6 minutes.
12 minutes of hell there and back.
By the time you back from the nightmare B Double black spot roulette stretch of highway you’re going to need a drink.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
That’s what I was thinking, it’s a bit daunting. But the ride is only about 10 minutes into town.
…actually more like 6 minutes.
12 minutes of hell there and back.
By the time you back from the nightmare B Double black spot roulette stretch of highway you’re going to need a drink.
Maybe just get yourself a B-Double Mr Car, and blend in.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Divine Angel said:
I’d like to know what the hell my neighbours are doing. There’s been a lot of thumping, crashing and dumping sounds all afternoon, which are still continuing.
Dumping sounds?
moving stuff for re-carpeting or painting?
Here’s the property on Google Earth satellite view, showing close it is to Longford.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia/@-41.5837855,147.1064232,2972m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!2s723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia!3b1!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812!3m4!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:27/27 :)
then
1/3 :(
you win but..
Only if dv doesn’t bother :)
30
dv said:
30
Bloody elites!
Bubblecar said:
Here’s the property on Google Earth satellite view, showing close it is to Longford.https://www.google.com/maps/place/723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia/@-41.5837855,147.1064232,2972m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!2s723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia!3b1!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812!3m4!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812
showing close = showing how close
dv said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:you win but..
Only if dv doesn’t bother :)
30
see? i told you.
done that
27 to go for a palindrome.
transition said:
done that
I’m glad that you’re taking responsibility for it.
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Here’s the property on Google Earth satellite view, showing close it is to Longford.https://www.google.com/maps/place/723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia/@-41.5837855,147.1064232,2972m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!2s723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia!3b1!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812!3m4!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812
showing close = showing how close
Looks like it’s got dog kennels and a chook run.
Also some old sheds with ridoning equipment in them no doubt.
You’ll be up with the sun and asleep in bed at sunset with all the work looking after that substantial estate.
transition said:
done that
Needs tomato sauce.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Here’s the property on Google Earth satellite view, showing close it is to Longford.https://www.google.com/maps/place/723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia/@-41.5837855,147.1064232,2972m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!2s723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia!3b1!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812!3m4!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812
showing close = showing how close
Looks like it’s got dog kennels and a chook run.
Also some old sheds with ridoning equipment in them no doubt.
You’ll be up with the sun and asleep in bed at sunset with all the work looking after that substantial estate.
It’s pretty much exactly the same size as this property.
Peak Warming Man said:
transition said:
done that
Needs tomato sauce.
got that and cheese
Peak Warming Man said:
transition said:
done that
Needs tomato sauce.
Needs an air strike.
mcgoon said:
Peak Warming Man said:
transition said:
done that
Needs tomato sauce.
Needs an air strike.
LOL
>Needs an air strike.
don’t you be knocking my lady’s culinary efforts
transition said:
>Needs an air strike.don’t you be knocking my lady’s culinary efforts
sorry.
Just not used to the cultural-shock effect of pink pasta.
mcgoon said:
transition said:
>Needs an air strike.don’t you be knocking my lady’s culinary efforts
sorry.
Just not used to the cultural-shock effect of pink pasta.
she had peas in hers, looked almost healthy
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Here’s the property on Google Earth satellite view, showing close it is to Longford.https://www.google.com/maps/place/723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia/@-41.5837855,147.1064232,2972m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!2s723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia!3b1!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812!3m4!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812
showing close = showing how close
Looks like it’s got dog kennels and a chook run.
Also some old sheds with ridoning equipment in them no doubt.
You’ll be up with the sun and asleep in bed at sunset with all the work looking after that substantial estate.
mrs SS and I have been looking at acreage today, might be a good opportunity to explain why I need the machinery for it…
mcgoon said:
Peak Warming Man said:
transition said:
done that
Needs tomato sauce.
Needs an air strike.
:)
mcgoon said:
Peak Warming Man said:
transition said:
done that
Needs tomato sauce.
Needs an air strike.
you could nuke it from orbit and i doubt there’d be an improvement.
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Here’s the property on Google Earth satellite view, showing close it is to Longford.https://www.google.com/maps/place/723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia/@-41.5837855,147.1064232,2972m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!2s723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia!3b1!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812!3m4!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812
showing close = showing how close
Right next door to crop circles. Spoooooooky. :)
Woodie said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Here’s the property on Google Earth satellite view, showing close it is to Longford.https://www.google.com/maps/place/723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia/@-41.5837855,147.1064232,2972m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!2s723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia!3b1!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812!3m4!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812
showing close = showing how close
Right next door to crop circles. Spoooooooky. :)
that’s one of the johnson’s centre pivots
Woodie said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Here’s the property on Google Earth satellite view, showing close it is to Longford.https://www.google.com/maps/place/723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia/@-41.5837855,147.1064232,2972m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!2s723+Illawarra+Rd,+Longford+TAS+7301,+Australia!3b1!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812!3m4!1s0xaa709997fdc35ab3:0×693231b475669fa7!8m2!3d-41.5754261!4d147.1006812
showing close = showing how close
Right next door to crop circles. Spoooooooky. :)
Looks like
a very suitable site for founding your own religious sect/cult/militia.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Woodie said:
Bubblecar said:showing close = showing how close
Right next door to crop circles. Spoooooooky. :)
that’s one of the johnson’s centre pivots
Yeah.
and those strange lights in the sky are ‘weather balloons’.
I’m having penne all’ arabiata.
I have achieved morning.
My fringe needs a trim.
Four hours work this morning, then I can come home and nap.
The new stove keeps scaring me, because I forget it is there and it’s shiny and flash looking.
That’s all.
Today I found myself using the handle to post an ordinary size letter. I’m such a rebel.
party_pants said:
Today I found myselfusing the handle topost (ing) anordinary sizeletter. I’m such a rebel.
*fixed
party_pants said:
Today I found myself using the handle to post an ordinary size letter. I’m such a rebel.
*thinks *
Aaaaaaaaaah!!!!
Aaaaargh, I’ve been in the USofA Land for too fucking long!!!!!!
Got to get ready for work.
Last week’s paper cuts have just healed :/ probably a fresh one, at least, today.
party_pants said:
Today I found myself using the handle to post an ordinary size letter. I’m such a rebel.
for return post?
party_pants
the internet
australia?
kii said:
Got to get ready for work.Last week’s paper cuts have just healed :/ probably a fresh one, at least, today.
next time you’re over i’ll give you some pointers in knocking up to reduce the risk of paper cuts.
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:
Today I found myself using the handle to post an ordinary size letter. I’m such a rebel.
for return post?
party_pants
the internet
australia?
At work. We post invoices to customers as well as email them.
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
Got to get ready for work.Last week’s paper cuts have just healed :/ probably a fresh one, at least, today.
next time you’re over i’ll give you some pointers in knocking up
steady lad…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
Got to get ready for work.Last week’s paper cuts have just healed :/ probably a fresh one, at least, today.
next time you’re over i’ll give you some pointers in knocking up
steady lad…
buffy was right.
sarahs mum said:
mcgoon said:
Peak Warming Man said:Needs tomato sauce.
Needs an air strike.
:)
Last time I saw stuff like that, it was keeping Luke warm on Hoth.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/28/nra-gun-control-donald-trump-republicans
“This is our historic moment to go on offense,” NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre told members in a post-election video address.
Local gun-carrying restrictions may be wiped out under Trump, advocates say
LaPierre pledged to go after the “tyrannical erosion of gun rights” in the relatively small number of states with very strict gun control laws, such as New York and California. He assailed their “deceitful web of gun bans, ammo bans, magazine bans, exorbitant fees, and taxes and registration schemes”.
The NRA’s priority is a federal law that would make gun-carrying permits issued in one state valid across the country, which would make carrying a concealed firearm across the country as easy as driving your car across state lines.
—-
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/28/nra-gun-control-donald-trump-republicans“This is our historic moment to go on offense,” NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre told members in a post-election video address.
Local gun-carrying restrictions may be wiped out under Trump, advocates say
LaPierre pledged to go after the “tyrannical erosion of gun rights” in the relatively small number of states with very strict gun control laws, such as New York and California. He assailed their “deceitful web of gun bans, ammo bans, magazine bans, exorbitant fees, and taxes and registration schemes”.
The NRA’s priority is a federal law that would make gun-carrying permits issued in one state valid across the country, which would make carrying a concealed firearm across the country as easy as driving your car across state lines.
—-
So they’ll all be able to make each others day?
roughbarked said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/28/nra-gun-control-donald-trump-republicans“This is our historic moment to go on offense,” NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre told members in a post-election video address.
Local gun-carrying restrictions may be wiped out under Trump, advocates say
LaPierre pledged to go after the “tyrannical erosion of gun rights” in the relatively small number of states with very strict gun control laws, such as New York and California. He assailed their “deceitful web of gun bans, ammo bans, magazine bans, exorbitant fees, and taxes and registration schemes”.
The NRA’s priority is a federal law that would make gun-carrying permits issued in one state valid across the country, which would make carrying a concealed firearm across the country as easy as driving your car across state lines.
—-
So they’ll all be able to make each others day?
Not really sure how much furtjer the NRA can go unless they make it compulsory to carry a gun.
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
mcgoon said:Needs an air strike.
:)
Or pouring out of Snowden’s flight suit.
Last time I saw stuff like that, it was keeping Luke warm on Hoth.
dv said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/28/nra-gun-control-donald-trump-republicans“This is our historic moment to go on offense,” NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre told members in a post-election video address.
Local gun-carrying restrictions may be wiped out under Trump, advocates say
LaPierre pledged to go after the “tyrannical erosion of gun rights” in the relatively small number of states with very strict gun control laws, such as New York and California. He assailed their “deceitful web of gun bans, ammo bans, magazine bans, exorbitant fees, and taxes and registration schemes”.
The NRA’s priority is a federal law that would make gun-carrying permits issued in one state valid across the country, which would make carrying a concealed firearm across the country as easy as driving your car across state lines.
—-
So they’ll all be able to make each others day?
Not really sure how much furtjer the NRA can go unless they make it compulsory to carry a gun.
There are some things in life you just don’t understand. This is one of them.
Neophyte said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said::)
Or pouring out of Snowden’s flight suit.
Last time I saw stuff like that, it was keeping Luke warm on Hoth.
that’s cold neo.
JudgeMental said:
Neophyte said:
dv said:Or pouring out of Snowden’s flight suit.
Last time I saw stuff like that, it was keeping Luke warm on Hoth.
that’s cold neo.
idgi
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
Neophyte said:that’s cold neo.
idgi
catch 22, snowden was on a US bomber. he got hit by flak (i think). He lay dying and Yossarin went to help. snowdens jacket came away and his guts fell out. snowden said, i’m cold.
“I’m cold,” Snowden said again in a frail, childlike voice. “I’m cold.”
“There, there,” Yossarian said, because he did not know what else to say. “There, there.”
He felt goose pimples clacking all over him as he gazed down despondently at the grim secret Snowden had spilled all over the messy floor. It was easy to read the message in his entrails. Man was matter, that was Snowden’s secret. Drop him out a window and he’ll fall. Set fire to him and he’ll burn. Bury him and he’ll rot, like other kinds of garbage. The spirit gone, man is garbage. That was Snowden’s secret. Ripeness was all.
i have an electric memory for stuff like this, as long as it is 40 years old. i blame chemicals.
JudgeMental said:
i have an electric memory for stuff like this, as long as it is 40 years old. i blame chemicals.
I just rely on Google and copy & paste.
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
i have an electric memory for stuff like this, as long as it is 40 years old. i blame chemicals.
I just rely on Google and copy & paste.
the 2nd bit was google and candp. but you have to remember it in the first place.
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
i have an electric memory for stuff like this, as long as it is 40 years old. i blame chemicals.
I just rely on Google and copy & paste.
the 2nd bit was google and candp. but you have to remember it in the first place.
In the first place, one must have read the book or seen the film.
(Which I haven’t)
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:I just rely on Google and copy & paste.
the 2nd bit was google and candp. but you have to remember it in the first place.
In the first place, one must have read the book or seen the film.
(Which I haven’t)
i have done both. it is the only book by heller worth reading.
Seems to be an aeroplane crash story unfolding in South America. It was a charter flight and had on board a football team plus a contingent of press reporters, on their way to some big match.
is it unfair to engage in a battle of wits against an unarmed opponent?
Hmm. I’ve read Catch-22, like 30 years ago.
I remember it being on my mental list of books to read in high school, but one that I never got around to taking out of the library. It was on the list so as to better understand the phrase.
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:the 2nd bit was google and candp. but you have to remember it in the first place.
In the first place, one must have read the book or seen the film.
(Which I haven’t)
i have done both. it is the only book by heller worth reading.
Someone once told Heller that he’d written nothing good since Catch-22. Heller agreed, and added “Thing is, neither has anyone else.”
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:
JudgeMental said:the 2nd bit was google and candp. but you have to remember it in the first place.
In the first place, one must have read the book or seen the film.
(Which I haven’t)
i have done both. it is the only book by heller worth reading.
And the film is worth seeing twice – once just to see it, and again on the DVD with commentary by Steven Soderbergh and director Mike Nichols.
Neophyte said:
JudgeMental said:
party_pants said:In the first place, one must have read the book or seen the film.
(Which I haven’t)
i have done both. it is the only book by heller worth reading.
Someone once told Heller that he’d written nothing good since Catch-22. Heller agreed, and added “Thing is, neither has anyone else.”
I read Something Happened.
It is not great.
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
Got to get ready for work.Last week’s paper cuts have just healed :/ probably a fresh one, at least, today.
next time you’re over i’ll give you some pointers in knocking up to reduce the risk of paper cuts.
Thanks for your professional offer, but I’ve been pretty good since my return to the place of paper cuts. Only two nasty ones – a glossy magazine took the top few layers off my little finger – that one bled heaps. The other one was really weird – rested my thumb on a magazine, while moving others, and the magazine sliced my thumb open! At first it felt like a razor blade had got me, but it was just a House and Home Decor special Christmas issue.
Life is so exciting sometimes.
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
JudgeMental said:next time you’re over i’ll give you some pointers in knocking up
steady lad…
buffy was right.
About what?
Good morning Holidayers. Eight degrees. The sun is coming up – well, it’s been up for a little while now. Going a twenties, I think. It’s a work day. And archery day.
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:steady lad…
buffy was right.
About what?
It is Mr buffy who is always right. I’m just here as the foil…
I see Bubblecar is looking at a primary colour house.
buffy said:
I see Bubblecar is looking at a primary colour house.
Um…green and purple are secondary colours :P
kii said:
buffy said:I see Bubblecar is looking at a primary colour house.
Um…green and purple are secondary colours :P
Mornin’. 21 and heading for 31 today.
My boss is having a meeting with the centre owner today. He’s thinking about moving our store when he expands the centre next year.
Tamb, didja hear the driver was charged over the Ravenshoe accident last year? I wonder what the full story is.
Divine Angel said:
Tamb, didja hear the driver was charged over the Ravenshoe accident last year? I wonder what the full story is.
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
Tamb, didja hear the driver was charged over the Ravenshoe accident last year? I wonder what the full story is.
Is this the cafe fire accident?
Yes.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-29/driver-charged-over-ravenshoe-cafe-explosion-in-north-qld/8076590
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
Tamb, didja hear the driver was charged over the Ravenshoe accident last year? I wonder what the full story is.
Is this the cafe fire accident?Yes.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-29/driver-charged-over-ravenshoe-cafe-explosion-in-north-qld/8076590
I remember you saying you were very close to it :(
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:Is this the cafe fire accident?
Yes.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-29/driver-charged-over-ravenshoe-cafe-explosion-in-north-qld/8076590
Thanks for that. I’ve sent it on to our local paper.
Strictly speaking, the gas bottle didn’t explode. The 4wd put a hole in it, the gas escaped, mixed with the air & ignited.
I was only about 30 metres away from the bottle at the time.
too bloody close for comfort.
Morning punters and correctors.
Going to be a spiffing day in The Pearl by the looks of it.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:Yes.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-29/driver-charged-over-ravenshoe-cafe-explosion-in-north-qld/8076590
Thanks for that. I’ve sent it on to our local paper.
Strictly speaking, the gas bottle didn’t explode. The 4wd put a hole in it, the gas escaped, mixed with the air & ignited.
I was only about 30 metres away from the bottle at the time.too bloody close for comfort.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Thanks for that. I’ve sent it on to our local paper.
Strictly speaking, the gas bottle didn’t explode. The 4wd put a hole in it, the gas escaped, mixed with the air & ignited.
I was only about 30 metres away from the bottle at the time.too bloody close for comfort.
About three seconds later leaving the bakery next door & I would have been a victim.
At about 30m away, you were still very lucky not to have become a victim.
Morning from this little village.
22.3°C, 67% RH, 0/8 cloud, calm.
Oh sorry, now there are little bits of cloud forming on western side of the sand hill.
I tried to find andromeda last night, but the air was a bit hazy, and I was too lazy to walk down to the beach. I’ll try again tonight.
Tamb said:
Bloody!
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:Thanks for that. I’ve sent it on to our local paper.
Strictly speaking, the gas bottle didn’t explode. The 4wd put a hole in it, the gas escaped, mixed with the air & ignited.
I was only about 30 metres away from the bottle at the time.too bloody close for comfort.
About three seconds later leaving the bakery next door & I would have been a victim.
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:too bloody close for comfort.
About three seconds later leaving the bakery next door & I would have been a victim.At about 30m away, you were still very lucky not to have become a victim.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
Tamb said:About three seconds later leaving the bakery next door & I would have been a victim.
At about 30m away, you were still very lucky not to have become a victim.
Yes. 30m from the bottle, 20 from the front of the building.
Two things saved me. Parked cars between me & the explosion & a lot of the force went straight up not outward. It was different inside the building where the gas/air mixture flash burned. It also ignited the chip fryer cooking oil.
I’m glad you weren’t hurt. :)
morning all..
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:At about 30m away, you were still very lucky not to have become a victim.
Yes. 30m from the bottle, 20 from the front of the building.
Two things saved me. Parked cars between me & the explosion & a lot of the force went straight up not outward. It was different inside the building where the gas/air mixture flash burned. It also ignited the chip fryer cooking oil.I’m glad you weren’t hurt. :)
morning all..
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:Yes. 30m from the bottle, 20 from the front of the building.
Two things saved me. Parked cars between me & the explosion & a lot of the force went straight up not outward. It was different inside the building where the gas/air mixture flash burned. It also ignited the chip fryer cooking oil.I’m glad you weren’t hurt. :)
morning all..
Morning s m.
Pretty shaken up at the time but OK now.
I would not be over it yet if I was you. I don’t do shock well. We all take different amounts of time to heal from this sort of stuff. There is no timetable.
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:I’m glad you weren’t hurt. :)
morning all..
Morning s m.
Pretty shaken up at the time but OK now.I would not be over it yet if I was you. I don’t do shock well. We all take different amounts of time to heal from this sort of stuff. There is no timetable.
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:I’m glad you weren’t hurt. :)
morning all..
Morning s m.
Pretty shaken up at the time but OK now.I would not be over it yet if I was you. I don’t do shock well. We all take different amounts of time to heal from this sort of stuff. There is no timetable.
Shock release is a bit like grief rsolution. It can take quite a while and it is best dealt with as early as possible.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:Morning s m.
Pretty shaken up at the time but OK now.I would not be over it yet if I was you. I don’t do shock well. We all take different amounts of time to heal from this sort of stuff. There is no timetable.
Shock release is a bit like grief rsolution. It can take quite a while and it is best dealt with as early as possible.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:I would not be over it yet if I was you. I don’t do shock well. We all take different amounts of time to heal from this sort of stuff. There is no timetable.
Shock release is a bit like grief rsolution. It can take quite a while and it is best dealt with as early as possible.
Bring a firefighter helps. You get involved in nasty stuff a bit more than the average person. Ambos probably see more nasty then anyone else. That would be really hard to handle.
Experience tends to harden resolve but it is none of it still easy even after hundreds of events.
dv said:
Hmm. I’ve read Catch-22, like 30 years ago.
I can beat you on something then.
I read it about 48 years ago.
Tamb said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:I would not be over it yet if I was you. I don’t do shock well. We all take different amounts of time to heal from this sort of stuff. There is no timetable.
Shock release is a bit like grief rsolution. It can take quite a while and it is best dealt with as early as possible.
Bring a firefighter helps. You get involved in nasty stuff a bit more than the average person. Ambos probably see more nasty then anyone else. That would be really hard to handle.
There is an adage in my family that the women either get strong or go mad.
I am so impressed with my niece working in RPA emergency. I know i couldn’t do it but am constantly in awe of those that can.
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
Hmm. I’ve read Catch-22, like 30 years ago.
I can beat you on something then.
I read it about 48 years ago.
:)
I actually find this impressive in this day of digital everything. http://www.britishprecisionsprings.co.uk/
dv said:
Neophyte said:
JudgeMental said:i have done both. it is the only book by heller worth reading.
Someone once told Heller that he’d written nothing good since Catch-22. Heller agreed, and added “Thing is, neither has anyone else.”
I read Something Happened.
It is not great.
The big problem with something happened for me was the title.
I kept waiting for something to happen, then the book finished.
Maybe I’ll read it again one day.
kii said:
Meltdown in a hobby store….AND I VOTED FOR TRUMP!!!!!
https://www.gofundme.com/stand-strong-against-racism
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
Neophyte said:Someone once told Heller that he’d written nothing good since Catch-22. Heller agreed, and added “Thing is, neither has anyone else.”
I read Something Happened.
It is not great.
The big problem with something happened for me was the title.
I kept waiting for something to happen, then the book finished.Maybe I’ll read it again one day.
Did you expect Godot to turn up in Waiting for Godot?
poikilotherm said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:I read Something Happened.
It is not great.
The big problem with something happened for me was the title.
I kept waiting for something to happen, then the book finished.Maybe I’ll read it again one day.
Did you expect Godot to turn up in Waiting for Godot?
I read that in 1974. Do I get points?
poikilotherm said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:I read Something Happened.
It is not great.
The big problem with something happened for me was the title.
I kept waiting for something to happen, then the book finished.Maybe I’ll read it again one day.
Did you expect Godot to turn up in Waiting for Godot?
Yeah, that too :)
sarahs mum said:
poikilotherm said:
The Rev Dodgson said:The big problem with something happened for me was the title.
I kept waiting for something to happen, then the book finished.Maybe I’ll read it again one day.
Did you expect Godot to turn up in Waiting for Godot?
I read that in 1974. Do I get points?
Haven’t read it, but saw the play.
I think in 1973 :)
According to TATE Catch 22 was originally going to be called Catch 18.
I didn’t know that.
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
poikilotherm said:Did you expect Godot to turn up in Waiting for Godot?
I read that in 1974. Do I get points?
Haven’t read it, but saw the play.
I think in 1973 :)
The Rev Dodgson said:
According to TATE Catch 22 was originally going to be called Catch 18.I didn’t know that.
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
poikilotherm said:Did you expect Godot to turn up in Waiting for Godot?
I read that in 1974. Do I get points?
Haven’t read it, but saw the play.
I think in 1973 :)
:(
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:I read that in 1974. Do I get points?
Haven’t read it, but saw the play.
I think in 1973 :)
I read Solzhenitsyn’s “One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich” That’s enough for me.
In 1975. Is that a winner?
sarahs mum said:
I am so impressed with my niece working in RPA emergency. I know i couldn’t do it but am constantly in awe of those that can.
I have a friend who works as a 911 dispatcher. He was saying yesterday that they’ve been having trouble hiring and keeping staff; apparently people underestimate the stress of the job.
I’ve never read Catch 22.
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:I am so impressed with my niece working in RPA emergency. I know i couldn’t do it but am constantly in awe of those that can.
I have a friend who works as a 911 dispatcher. He was saying yesterday that they’ve been having trouble hiring and keeping staff; apparently people underestimate the stress of the job.
It is keeping that level of concern and connection without being so empathetic you fall apart.
sarahs mum said:
poikilotherm said:
The Rev Dodgson said:The big problem with something happened for me was the title.
I kept waiting for something to happen, then the book finished.Maybe I’ll read it again one day.
Did you expect Godot to turn up in Waiting for Godot?
I read that in 1974. Do I get points?
I think I was too stoned that year to read it or anything else.
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:I am so impressed with my niece working in RPA emergency. I know i couldn’t do it but am constantly in awe of those that can.
I have a friend who works as a 911 dispatcher. He was saying yesterday that they’ve been having trouble hiring and keeping staff; apparently people underestimate the stress of the job.
It is keeping that level of concern and connection without being so empathetic you fall apart.
Catch 22 was a brilliant book. I liked the pilot who keep crashing and no one wanted to fly with him because he was unlucky, then he crashed in Switzerland and they realised he had been practising. And the Major Major no one could see. Yossarian bombing his own airbase on commission to the enemy. The Italian peasant having a philosophical discourse on bravery. And yes his second book was so crappy I didn’t finish it and even forgotten what it was called except it had a bear on the cover.
Divine Angel said:
I’ve never read Catch 22.
You should.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Divine Angel said:
I’ve never read Catch 22.
You should.
Divine Angel said:
:O
I’ve never read Catch 22.
You need to!
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:I read that in 1974. Do I get points?
Haven’t read it, but saw the play.
I think in 1973 :)
:(
My memory is pretty hazy, so happy to change it to some unspecified date a long time ago.
I do remember it was in Edinburgh though.
I went down to the Alfred for a check up, only moderately successful, back on antibiotics and back in three weeks, but in more serious news, they have closed their bookshop. If I run out of things to read no more zipping downstairs for a new book. I will have to pack two thick hard to read classics to cope not just the one. All day in bed you can burn through a lot of reading.
kii said:
Divine Angel said::O
I’ve never read Catch 22.
You need to!
It seems that everyone here agrees on a matter of opinion.
Is that a forum first?
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Haven’t read it, but saw the play.
I think in 1973 :)
:(
My memory is pretty hazy, so happy to change it to some unspecified date a long time ago.
I do remember it was in Edinburgh though.
I have an appointment for the doctor tomorrow arvo. But I don’t know how I am getting there yet.
The Rev Dodgson said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said::O
I’ve never read Catch 22.
You need to!
It seems that everyone here agrees on a matter of opinion.
Is that a forum first?
people agree because I said it.
AwesomeO said:
Catch 22 was a brilliant book. I liked the pilot who keep crashing and no one wanted to fly with him because he was unlucky, then he crashed in Switzerland and they realised he had been practising. And the Major Major no one could see. Yossarian bombing his own airbase on commission to the enemy. The Italian peasant having a philosophical discourse on bravery. And yes his second book was so crappy I didn’t finish it and even forgotten what it was called except it had a bear on the cover.
Orr ditches in the sea and rows the liftboat to a neutral country.
JudgeMental said:
AwesomeO said:
Catch 22 was a brilliant book. I liked the pilot who keep crashing and no one wanted to fly with him because he was unlucky, then he crashed in Switzerland and they realised he had been practising. And the Major Major no one could see. Yossarian bombing his own airbase on commission to the enemy. The Italian peasant having a philosophical discourse on bravery. And yes his second book was so crappy I didn’t finish it and even forgotten what it was called except it had a bear on the cover.
Orr ditches in the sea and rows the liftboat to a neutral country.
okely dokely, the book must have included discussion of crashing in Switzerland because I recall that much.
Further discussion will have to wait, I am heading out for a while. Smoke me a kipper.
was it the Brazilian team that crashed into a mountain and did the cannibalism thing way back?
sarahs mum said:
was it the Brazilian team that crashed into a mountain and did the cannibalism thing way back?
Alive tells the story of an Uruguayan Rugby team (who were alumni of Stella Maris College), and their friends and family who were involved in the airplane crash of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571
wiki: alive
AwesomeO said:
I went down to the Alfred for a check up, only moderately successful, back on antibiotics and back in three weeks, but in more serious news, they have closed their bookshop. If I run out of things to read no more zipping downstairs for a new book. I will have to pack two thick hard to read classics to cope not just the one. All day in bed you can burn through a lot of reading.
That’s why God gave us genitalia to play with.
bob(from black rock) said:
AwesomeO said:
I went down to the Alfred for a check up, only moderately successful, back on antibiotics and back in three weeks, but in more serious news, they have closed their bookshop. If I run out of things to read no more zipping downstairs for a new book. I will have to pack two thick hard to read classics to cope not just the one. All day in bed you can burn through a lot of reading.
That’s why God gave us genitalia to play with.
Morning Bob.
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Divine Angel said:
I’ve never read Catch 22.
You should.
You could also try “A Clockwork Orange”
one of those movies I could only watch once
sarahs mum said:
was it the Brazilian team that crashed into a mountain and did the cannibalism thing way back?
There was one Brazilian crash where they found them aive just in time..
talk about a close shave…
Peak Warming Man said:
bob(from black rock) said:
AwesomeO said:
I went down to the Alfred for a check up, only moderately successful, back on antibiotics and back in three weeks, but in more serious news, they have closed their bookshop. If I run out of things to read no more zipping downstairs for a new book. I will have to pack two thick hard to read classics to cope not just the one. All day in bed you can burn through a lot of reading.
That’s why God gave us genitalia to play with.
Morning Bob.
Morning PWM, and the top of the morning too.
sarahs mum said:
I have an appointment for the doctor tomorrow arvo. But I don’t know how I am getting there yet.
I should have made umpteen calls about medical stuff – insurance and blah blah. I hate doing it and I can’t get my head around it. I want to crawl back under a rock.
JudgeMental said:
sarahs mum said:
was it the Brazilian team that crashed into a mountain and did the cannibalism thing way back?
Alive tells the story of an Uruguayan Rugby team (who were alumni of Stella Maris College), and their friends and family who were involved in the airplane crash of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571
wiki: alive
that..is sort of comforting. At least it didn’t happen twice to the same team.
poikilotherm said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:I read Something Happened.
It is not great.
The big problem with something happened for me was the title.
I kept waiting for something to happen, then the book finished.Maybe I’ll read it again one day.
Did you expect Godot to turn up in Waiting for Godot?
The most blatant case of fraudulent advertising since my suit against the film The Never Ending Story
Arts said:
Tamb said:
The Rev Dodgson said:You should.
You could also try “A Clockwork Orange”one of those movies I could only watch once
me too.
And since having my eyes dredged for bits in emergency..I am pretty sure I can never watch it again.
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
I have an appointment for the doctor tomorrow arvo. But I don’t know how I am getting there yet.I should have made umpteen calls about medical stuff – insurance and blah blah. I hate doing it and I can’t get my head around it. I want to crawl back under a rock.
me too. but I don’t particularly want to die.
sarahs mum said:
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
I have an appointment for the doctor tomorrow arvo. But I don’t know how I am getting there yet.I should have made umpteen calls about medical stuff – insurance and blah blah. I hate doing it and I can’t get my head around it. I want to crawl back under a rock.
me too. but I don’t particularly want to die.
Sometimes I think of it as a nice long sleep.
kii said:
sarahs mum said:
kii said:I should have made umpteen calls about medical stuff – insurance and blah blah. I hate doing it and I can’t get my head around it. I want to crawl back under a rock.
me too. but I don’t particularly want to die.
Sometimes I think of it as a nice long sleep.
are you ok?
Arts said:
kii said:
sarahs mum said:me too. but I don’t particularly want to die.
Sometimes I think of it as a nice long sleep.
are you ok?
Yep, just tired.
Stuff like this is exhausting:
pleased
I came up with a drip-line solution for the verandah roof. The builder can do it. We can now have the funky saw-tooth roof!
:)
kii said:
Stuff like this is exhausting:!https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15267638_1242944295772204_9188060167490958332_n.png?oh=e6349b0e89066590e569dd96ece9be00&oe=58B08856
these was a post going around that spoke of how much people benefited under Castro. The education system, the poor, the economy in general.
Michael V said:
pleasedI came up with a drip-line solution for the verandah roof. The builder can do it. We can now have the funky saw-tooth roof!
:)
well done
Michael V said:
pleasedI came up with a drip-line solution for the verandah roof. The builder can do it. We can now have the funky saw-tooth roof!
:)
What is a drip line solution?
One of the Albuquerque BNs has been hit by an arsonist. Our lovely store manager is up there for 4 days to help with the clean up.
https://www.abqjournal.com/897274/retailers-still-down-following-weekend-fires.html
kii said:
One of the Albuquerque BNs has been hit by an arsonist. Our lovely store manager is up there for 4 days to help with the clean up.https://www.abqjournal.com/897274/retailers-still-down-following-weekend-fires.html
Arson
I’ll need to add that to the Mind map I’m working on.
Some people are destructive.
Michael V said:
pleasedI came up with a drip-line solution for the verandah roof. The builder can do it. We can now have the funky saw-tooth roof!
:)
happy you’re happy.
Morning, warm and sunny in the Styx.
Change dog food due to running out of the usual the other afternoon, did not end well for one of them…or me really.
Greetings
Cymek said:
Greetings
hello.
apparently the worlds oldest person is 117 today.. Happy Birthday, lady
I do love the articles that always talk about this and the have to ask ‘what’s your secret?” according to this person it’s two raw eggs a day.. but I’d think that the real secret to longevity would be to not die in the mean time..
Arts said:
apparently the worlds oldest person is 117 today.. Happy Birthday, ladyI do love the articles that always talk about this and the have to ask ‘what’s your secret?” according to this person it’s two raw eggs a day.. but I’d think that the real secret to longevity would be to not die in the mean time..
On tv it was the 2 raw eggs and being single…
to be fair, she became a widow in 1939…
Arts said:
apparently the worlds oldest person is 117 today.. Happy Birthday, ladyI do love the articles that always talk about this and the have to ask ‘what’s your secret?” according to this person it’s two raw eggs a day.. but I’d think that the real secret to longevity would be to not die in the mean time..
luck probably plays a pretty big part as well..
Arts said:
apparently the worlds oldest person is 117 today.. Happy Birthday, ladyI do love the articles that always talk about this and the have to ask ‘what’s your secret?” according to this person it’s two raw eggs a day.. but I’d think that the real secret to longevity would be to not die in the mean time..
maybe we should take some advice from the old fogies here… what’s their secret to longevity I wonder…??
diddly-squat said:
Arts said:
apparently the worlds oldest person is 117 today.. Happy Birthday, ladyI do love the articles that always talk about this and the have to ask ‘what’s your secret?” according to this person it’s two raw eggs a day.. but I’d think that the real secret to longevity would be to not die in the mean time..
luck probably plays a pretty big part as well..
She should just make something absurd up and see if she can start a fad.
I wonder though how it might feel to outlive your children and possibly grandchildren being that old.
It would also be weird as your children and grandchildren would be old people in their own right
diddly-squat said:
Arts said:
apparently the worlds oldest person is 117 today.. Happy Birthday, ladyI do love the articles that always talk about this and the have to ask ‘what’s your secret?” according to this person it’s two raw eggs a day.. but I’d think that the real secret to longevity would be to not die in the mean time..
maybe we should take some advice from the old fogies here… what’s their secret to longevity I wonder…??
Pseudoscience and religion
diddly-squat said:
Arts said:
apparently the worlds oldest person is 117 today.. Happy Birthday, ladyI do love the articles that always talk about this and the have to ask ‘what’s your secret?” according to this person it’s two raw eggs a day.. but I’d think that the real secret to longevity would be to not die in the mean time..
maybe we should take some advice from the old fogies here… what’s their secret to longevity I wonder…??
genetics
So we missed post 988888. Nearly 999999 and 1000000. I wonder if there will be a 1000000 post bug.
JudgeMental said:
diddly-squat said:
Arts said:
apparently the worlds oldest person is 117 today.. Happy Birthday, ladyI do love the articles that always talk about this and the have to ask ‘what’s your secret?” according to this person it’s two raw eggs a day.. but I’d think that the real secret to longevity would be to not die in the mean time..
maybe we should take some advice from the old fogies here… what’s their secret to longevity I wonder…??
genetics
That’s what I tell people when they say nice things about my skin. I know they want the magic face cream formula that I pay top dollar for, but it’s pure genetics. Sad faces from them, maybe I should lie?
Anyway, I just fnerked my dodgy knee dragging an oil heater out to the laundry for the remaining little parrot….it’s going to be below freezing tonight.
Witty Rejoinder said:
So we missed post 988888. Nearly 999999 and 1000000. I wonder if there will be a 1000000 post bug.
From: kii
ID: 988888
Subject: re: November Chat
Got to get ready for work.
Last week’s paper cuts have just healed :/ probably a fresh one, at least, today.
and i got the palindrome.
kii said:
That’s what I tell people when they say nice things about my skin. I know they want the magic face cream formula that I pay top dollar for, but it’s pure genetics. Sad faces from them, maybe I should lie?
I would have thought it was the eye of newt?
kii said:
JudgeMental said:
diddly-squat said:maybe we should take some advice from the old fogies here… what’s their secret to longevity I wonder…??
genetics
That’s what I tell people when they say nice things about my skin. I know they want the magic face cream formula that I pay top dollar for, but it’s pure genetics. Sad faces from them, maybe I should lie?
Anyway, I just fnerked my dodgy knee dragging an oil heater out to the laundry for the remaining little parrot….it’s going to be below freezing tonight.
I imagine though with skin that sun protection would help somewhat.
Anyway didn’t you say you pray to god for good skin, “Oh lord please give me the skin of a Greek goddess, AMEN!”
JudgeMental said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
So we missed post 988888. Nearly 999999 and 1000000. I wonder if there will be a 1000000 post bug.
From: kii
ID: 988888
Subject: re: November Chat
Got to get ready for work.Last week’s paper cuts have just healed :/ probably a fresh one, at least, today.
and i got the palindrome.
Meanwhile, I have decided what colour I want to paint eh exterior…it’s stucco. I am attracted to a burnt orange.
CrazyNeutrino said:
A solution to the drip-line problem. The roof needs a drip-line so water doesn’t run back under the roof onto the verandah.
Michael V said:
pleasedI came up with a drip-line solution for the verandah roof. The builder can do it. We can now have the funky saw-tooth roof!
:)
What is a drip line solution?
Im going to have a few bongs, and finish polishing the car
Not driving anywhere today
see, I can plan things
That thread looks like it says: Lolcat Laws.
kii said:
That thread looks like it says: Lolcat Laws.
that was what i saw.
kii said:
That thread looks like it says: Lolcat Laws.
I was driubnk when I posted it
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-29/the-leaning-tower-of-san-francisco-sinking-steadily/8074522?section=science
Well it looks as though the DD has paid off.
The Australian Building and Construction Commission legislation just got through 36 to 33.
dv said:
Well it looks as though the DD has paid off.The Australian Building and Construction Commission legislation just got through 36 to 33.
I’m sure the country will be a better place for it…
Anyone got a good pun title for this power duo?
Yes, it would make a good sitcom
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
Well it looks as though the DD has paid off.The Australian Building and Construction Commission legislation just got through 36 to 33.
I’m sure the country will be a better place for it…
Can they keep corruption out of it though?
meanwhile the 15% backpacker tax has been defeated
what a time in Australian politics…
diddly-squat said:
meanwhile the 15% backpacker tax has been defeated
what a time in Australian politics…
will probably get through at 10.5, right?
dv said:
diddly-squat said:meanwhile the 15% backpacker tax has been defeated
what a time in Australian politics…
will probably get through at 10.5, right?
probably…
surely it would just be easier to extend the tax free threshold for foreign workers…
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
diddly-squat said:meanwhile the 15% backpacker tax has been defeated
what a time in Australian politics…
will probably get through at 10.5, right?
probably…
surely it would just be easier to extend the tax free threshold for foreign workers…
just build a wall
dv said:
diddly-squat said:
dv said:will probably get through at 10.5, right?
probably…
surely it would just be easier to extend the tax free threshold for foreign workers…
just build a wall
we can get the backpackers to do it.
dv said:
diddly-squat said:
dv said:will probably get through at 10.5, right?
probably…
surely it would just be easier to extend the tax free threshold for foreign workers…
just build a wall
you’re an ideas man…
Afternoon all.
Just finished my lunch of Tuna and onion on toast with Tabbouleh salad. OMFG!
Best.
Combination.
EVER!
Rule 303 said:
Afternoon all.Just finished my lunch of Tuna and onion on toast with Tabbouleh salad. OMFG!
Best.
Combination.
EVER!
Better than Garfunkel and Oates?
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
Well it looks as though the DD has paid off.The Australian Building and Construction Commission legislation just got through 36 to 33.
I’m sure the country will be a better place for it…
Are you sure of that?
mmm, slave tears have never tasted so minty fresh…
“Colgate-Palmolive, Kellogg’s, Nestlé and Unilever are among nine global food and household companies selling products containing palm oil tarnished by human rights abuses in Indonesia…”
dv said:
Better than Garfunkel and Oates?
Better than Cocaine and Champagne.
CrazyNeutrino said:
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
Well it looks as though the DD has paid off.The Australian Building and Construction Commission legislation just got through 36 to 33.
I’m sure the country will be a better place for it…
Can they keep corruption out of it though?
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
diddly-squat said:meanwhile the 15% backpacker tax has been defeated
what a time in Australian politics…
will probably get through at 10.5, right?
probably…
surely it would just be easier to extend the tax free threshold for foreign workers…
All we need to do is require that they spend at least a minimum requirement in Australia. They shouldn’t need to be able to take money home. That isn’t what most genuine backpackers come here for.
The FIFO people should pay a high rate of tax becaus ethey only come here t rip us off.
poikilotherm said:
mmm, slave tears have never tasted so minty fresh…“Colgate-Palmolive, Kellogg’s, Nestlé and Unilever are among nine global food and household companies selling products containing palm oil tarnished by human rights abuses in Indonesia…”
And forest abuse.
roughbarked said:
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
Well it looks as though the DD has paid off.The Australian Building and Construction Commission legislation just got through 36 to 33.
I’m sure the country will be a better place for it…
Are you sure of that?
Well, now the building companies can employ foreign workers on 457 visas and the unions won’t be able to do anything about it.
If I had the money and wanted a building constructed in Australia I’d try and bypass the unions completely and offer all workers anabove the award wage and look after them properly in return for no strike actions or delays
beautiful day here
funny when I spell beautiful I still in my head say boys eat apples under trees, like grade six or whatever when learnt it
sarahs mum said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-29/the-leaning-tower-of-san-francisco-sinking-steadily/8074522?section=science
From the link:
Engineers have estimated the building is sinking at a rate of about 2.5 centimetres per year. The Sentinel-1 twin satellites show almost double that rate based on data collected from April 2015 to September 2016.
If the satellite data is correct, the ground based surveyors should be taken out and shot.
OTOH, a systematic error of that order from the satellite data seems quite plausible.
roughbarked said:
poikilotherm said:
mmm, slave tears have never tasted so minty fresh…“Colgate-Palmolive, Kellogg’s, Nestlé and Unilever are among nine global food and household companies selling products containing palm oil tarnished by human rights abuses in Indonesia…”
And forest abuse.
One does wonder what you can buy that hasn’t be made by abused something
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
diddly-squat said:I’m sure the country will be a better place for it…
Are you sure of that?
Well, now the building companies can employ foreign workers on 457 visas and the unions won’t be able to do anything about it.
And this makes things better, how?
party_pants said:
roughbarked said:
diddly-squat said:I’m sure the country will be a better place for it…
Are you sure of that?
Well, now the building companies can employ foreign workers on 457 visas and the unions won’t be able to do anything about it.
lulz.
What a country, sell out the wage earners for the capital owners.
transition said:
beautiful day herefunny when I spell beautiful I still in my head say boys eat apples under trees, like grade six or whatever when learnt it
probably grade four or five, in fact
Cymek said:
If I had the money and wanted a building constructed in Australia I’d try and bypass the unions completely and offer all workers anabove the award wage and look after them properly in return for no strike actions or delays
Good man. The workers will not only flock to you but they’ll work more efficiently for all.
Cymek said:
If I had the money and wanted a building constructed in Australia I’d try and bypass the unions completely and offer all workers anabove the award wage and look after them properly in return for no strike actions or delays
no mate, you import the workers on a 457, pay below minimum wage, take their passports, then send ‘em home when construction completed. No super, no compo, all good.
transition said:
beautiful day herefunny when I spell beautiful I still in my head say boys eat apples under trees, like grade six or whatever when learnt it
?
transition said:
beautiful day herefunny when I spell beautiful I still in my head say boys eat apples under trees, like grade six or whatever when learnt it
funny when people say its a beautiful day I think of this.
Cymek said:
roughbarked said:
poikilotherm said:
mmm, slave tears have never tasted so minty fresh…“Colgate-Palmolive, Kellogg’s, Nestlé and Unilever are among nine global food and household companies selling products containing palm oil tarnished by human rights abuses in Indonesia…”
And forest abuse.
One does wonder what you can buy that hasn’t be made by abused something
Lots of things.
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-29/the-leaning-tower-of-san-francisco-sinking-steadily/8074522?section=science
From the link:
Engineers have estimated the building is sinking at a rate of about 2.5 centimetres per year. The Sentinel-1 twin satellites show almost double that rate based on data collected from April 2015 to September 2016.If the satellite data is correct, the ground based surveyors should be taken out and shot.
OTOH, a systematic error of that order from the satellite data seems quite plausible.
You could just mark a line on the building and see if it moves
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
beautiful day herefunny when I spell beautiful I still in my head say boys eat apples under trees, like grade six or whatever when learnt it
funny when people say its a beautiful day I think of this.
Not many people know that band or album. Well done.
dv said:
transition said:
beautiful day herefunny when I spell beautiful I still in my head say boys eat apples under trees, like grade six or whatever when learnt it
?
teacher taught us how to remember to spell it…b = boys, e = eat, a = apples u = under, t = trees
there’s more too
The election of a president who a) is 70 years old and b) seems to be a bit crackers has renewed interest in the 25th amendment, which lays out circumstances in which the president can be replaced involuntarily due to “inability”.
http://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4692&context=flr
I did not know that Cleveland had his jaw removed during his time in office, and successfully covered it up. So much to learn.
poikilotherm said:
Cymek said:
If I had the money and wanted a building constructed in Australia I’d try and bypass the unions completely and offer all workers anabove the award wage and look after them properly in return for no strike actions or delays
no mate, you import the workers on a 457, pay below minimum wage, take their passports, then send ‘em home when construction completed. No super, no compo, all good.
That’s the way it works but its a pretty low act.
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
beautiful day herefunny when I spell beautiful I still in my head say boys eat apples under trees, like grade six or whatever when learnt it
funny when people say its a beautiful day I think of this.
Not many people know that band or album. Well done.
I have two scratched copies of that album.
Cymek said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-29/the-leaning-tower-of-san-francisco-sinking-steadily/8074522?section=science
From the link:
Engineers have estimated the building is sinking at a rate of about 2.5 centimetres per year. The Sentinel-1 twin satellites show almost double that rate based on data collected from April 2015 to September 2016.If the satellite data is correct, the ground based surveyors should be taken out and shot.
OTOH, a systematic error of that order from the satellite data seems quite plausible.
You could just mark a line on the building and see if it moves
Or they can just wait a bit longer to get another basement level
Cymek said:
poikilotherm said:
Cymek said:
If I had the money and wanted a building constructed in Australia I’d try and bypass the unions completely and offer all workers anabove the award wage and look after them properly in return for no strike actions or delays
no mate, you import the workers on a 457, pay below minimum wage, take their passports, then send ‘em home when construction completed. No super, no compo, all good.
That’s the way it works but its a pretty low act.
Everyone seems happy enough.
Cymek said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
sarahs mum said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-29/the-leaning-tower-of-san-francisco-sinking-steadily/8074522?section=science
From the link:
Engineers have estimated the building is sinking at a rate of about 2.5 centimetres per year. The Sentinel-1 twin satellites show almost double that rate based on data collected from April 2015 to September 2016.If the satellite data is correct, the ground based surveyors should be taken out and shot.
OTOH, a systematic error of that order from the satellite data seems quite plausible.
You could just mark a line on the building and see if it moves
That is in effect what the surveyors do, but they also need to check for settlement in the reference points.
I must live under a rock, though’s was only born in 66
just listened white bird, never heard it that remember
it’s good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUNgQ03D2qA
transition said:
I must live under a rock, though’s was only born in 66just listened white bird, never heard it that remember
it’s good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUNgQ03D2qA
No, this is the real White Bird (with all of 324 views so far):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyroxuZA-4M
sarahs mum said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:funny when people say its a beautiful day I think of this.
Not many people know that band or album. Well done.
I have two scratched copies of that album.
Mine are still good.
roffle…
The cost of compromise
The Federal Government agreed to 18 amendments to the ABCC bill to secure its safe passage through the Senate with the support of the crossbench.
These include a security of payments working group proposed by Senator Nick Xenophon and sweeping changes to Government procurement rules proposed by Senators Derryn Hinch, Jacqui Lambie and Rod Culleton.
Other amendments call on the Australian Building and Construction Commissioner to be impartial and transparent and reversing the onus of proof in the bill, which will raise the standard of evidence required to prove criminality of building sites.
The Commonwealth ombudsman will also be required to provide quarterly reports to Parliament about reviews conducted by the ABC Commissioner.
transition said:
I must live under a rock, though’s was only born in 66just listened white bird, never heard it that remember
it’s good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUNgQ03D2qA
It is very good.. and it is also where Deep Purple got their riff for Child in Time from.
CrazyNeutrino said:
How self-parking car technology works: the first step to autonomous vehicles
I think autonomous vehicles might be a bit closer than that – The brain is already available off the shelf
The Rev Dodgson said:
transition said:
I must live under a rock, though’s was only born in 66just listened white bird, never heard it that remember
it’s good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUNgQ03D2qA
No, this is the real White Bird (with all of 324 views so far):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyroxuZA-4M
right was in a hurry, listening to that
not bad, f***en good
diddly-squat said:
roffle…The cost of compromise
The Federal Government agreed to 18 amendments to the ABCC bill to secure its safe passage through the Senate with the support of the crossbench.
These include a security of payments working group proposed by Senator Nick Xenophon and sweeping changes to Government procurement rules proposed by Senators Derryn Hinch, Jacqui Lambie and Rod Culleton.
Other amendments call on the Australian Building and Construction Commissioner to be impartial and transparent and reversing the onus of proof in the bill, which will raise the standard of evidence required to prove criminality of building sites.
The Commonwealth ombudsman will also be required to provide quarterly reports to Parliament about reviews conducted by the ABC Commissioner.
All seem quite reasonable changes.
transition said:
I must live under a rock, though’s was only born in 66just listened white bird, never heard it that remember
it’s good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUNgQ03D2qA
twas a bit underground in Aus.
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
I must live under a rock, though’s was only born in 66just listened white bird, never heard it that remember
it’s good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUNgQ03D2qA
twas a bit underground in Aus.
The Rev Dodgson said:
diddly-squat said:
roffle…The cost of compromise
The Federal Government agreed to 18 amendments to the ABCC bill to secure its safe passage through the Senate with the support of the crossbench.
These include a security of payments working group proposed by Senator Nick Xenophon and sweeping changes to Government procurement rules proposed by Senators Derryn Hinch, Jacqui Lambie and Rod Culleton.
Other amendments call on the Australian Building and Construction Commissioner to be impartial and transparent and reversing the onus of proof in the bill, which will raise the standard of evidence required to prove criminality of building sites.
The Commonwealth ombudsman will also be required to provide quarterly reports to Parliament about reviews conducted by the ABC Commissioner.
All seem quite reasonable changes.
yes, my roffle is more at the compromise itself… I mean if there really, really wanted push through the changes they could have had a joint sitting and it shows that the DD was just all bravado
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
That thread looks like it says: Lolcat Laws.
that was what i saw.
Oh good. I’m not going blind and/or crazy….or you’re also blind and/or crazy?
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
beautiful day herefunny when I spell beautiful I still in my head say boys eat apples under trees, like grade six or whatever when learnt it
funny when people say its a beautiful day I think of this.
Not many people know that band or album. Well done.
I know it :P and I once lived with a person who had it.
thanx rev for that incredible string band link
~15min long that song too, like longer songs
have listen some more later, might get an album.
It’s a Beautiful Day is an American band formed in San Francisco, California, in 1967, featuring vocalist Pattie Santos along with violinist David LaFlamme and his wife, Linda LaFlamme, on keyboards.
David LaFlamme, a former soloist with the Utah Symphony Orchestra, had previously been in the band Orkustra, and unusually, played a five-string violin. The other members of It’s a Beautiful Day in its early years were Hal Wagenet (guitar), Mitchell Holman (bass) and Val Fuentes (drums). Although they were one of the earliest and most important San Francisco bands to emerge from 1967’s social phenomenon Summer of Love, the band never quite achieved the success of contemporaries such as Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, and Santana, with whom they had connections. The band created a unique blend of rock, jazz, folk, classical, and world-beat styles during the initial seven years it was officially together.
The band’s original manager, Matthew Katz, had previously worked with the rock bands Jefferson Airplane and Moby Grape. The members of the band were unaware that the other two bands were already trying to end their business relationships with Katz. During 1967 and early 1968, Katz prevented It’s a Beautiful Day from performing in San Francisco, telling them they were not ready. He booked their first public appearances at a club he controlled in Seattle, Washington, formerly known as the Encore Ballroom. Katz renamed the club San Francisco Sound. While in Seattle, the group lived in the attic of an old house owned by Katz while writing and rehearsing new songs in between club performances. Few customers came to the club during the band’s engagement in Seattle during December 1967.
The band’s signature song “White Bird” was inspired by the experiences David and Linda LaFlamme had while living in Seattle. In an ironic twist on the band’s name, the sad song was partly inspired by Seattle’s rainy winter weather. In a later interview, David LaFlamme said:
“Where the ‘white bird’ thing came from … We were like caged birds in that attic. We had no money, no transportation, the weather was miserable. We were just barely getting by on a very small food allowance provided to us. It was quite an experience, but it was very creative in a way.”
By the time the group members returned to San Francisco they had no money and were frustrated by Katz’s attempts to manipulate their career. In desperation, they began playing at a few clubs without Katz’s approval. The band gradually began to gain some recognition and earn money. The band got its first big break when offered a chance to open for Cream at the Oakland Coliseum, in Oakland, California on October 4, 1968. Around this time, the band first began a long process of trying to disentangle themselves from Katz.
The band’s debut album, It’s a Beautiful Day, was produced by David LaFlamme in Los Angeles, California, and released by Columbia Records in 1969. It features tracks such as “White Bird”, “Hot Summer Day”, and “Time Is”. The album reached number 47 in the U.S. charts and number 58 in the UK. The theme from the song “Bombay Calling” was later used, at a slower tempo, by Deep Purple as the intro to “Child in Time” on its Deep Purple in Rock album. The vocals and violin playing of David LaFlamme plus Santos’s singing attracted FM radio play attention, and nationally, “White Bird” bubbled under Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, peaking at number 118.
The band was almost invited to play at Woodstock. When Michael Lang was negotiating with Bill Graham to get the Grateful Dead to appear, Graham insisted Lang put one of two acts that he managed on the bill. Lang then listened to a tape of both It’s a Beautiful Day and the other band and liked them so much that he couldn’t decide so he flipped a coin and It’s a Beautiful Day lost. The band that won was Santana, who became stars overnight.
1970s and beyond
July 5, 1970, the band played the (second) Atlanta International Pop Festival in Byron, GA to an estimated 250,000 people. Linda sang lead on “White Bird”, “Hot Summer Day” and “The Dolphin Song”. The band had a regional radio hit with “Don and Dewey”. By later that year, the original lineup of the band had changed somewhat; the LaFlammes had split up and Linda left the band, replaced by Fred Webb. The following album, Marrying Maiden, recorded at Pacific High Recording Studio in San Francisco, released in 1970, was their most successful in the charts. It reached number 28 in the U.S. (their only Top 40 placing) and number 45 in the U.K. In that year, the band also performed at the Holland Pop Festival at the Kralingse Bos in Rotterdam, Netherlands, and at the Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music. Tom Fowler (later bassist for Frank Zappa) and Bill Gregory joined in March 1971, their very first performance being live on San Francisco’s KSAN FM radio, with host Tom Donahue introducing them as the band’s two new members.
In July 1971, the band was one of the last acts to appear at Fillmore West in San Francisco. Its performance of “White Bird” appeared as part of the musical documentary film Fillmore (1972).
The band continued to record Choice Quality Stuff/Anytime in 1971 and the live album Live at Carnegie Hall in 1972, touring until 1974 when it split up. In 1976, LaFlamme’s solo version of “White Bird” finally cracked the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at No. 89. Santos, who together with her husband, former group bassist Bud Cockrell (also original bassist with Pablo Cruise), had formed Cockrell & Santos in 1977, was killed in a car crash near Geyserville in Sonoma County, California on December 14, 1989.
The band reunited occasionally for reunions and special concerts. The band’s music continued under the name “David LaFlamme Band” as well as “It’s a Beautiful Day” until Katz let his trademark of the name go un-renewed.
Since 2000, the band features founder David LaFlamme and original drummer Fuentes. Other band members are LaFlamme’s current wife, whom he met in 1974, Linda Baker LaFlamme (vocals), Toby Gray (basses and producer), Gary Thomas (keyboards and producer), Rob Espinosa (guitars) and Michael Prichard (percussion). They continue performing today, with LaFlamme contributing to Jefferson Starship’s 2008 release, Jefferson’s Tree of Liberty. This line-up was the longest continual group that has ever performed the band’s material. In 2014, Rob Cunningham replaced Espinosa on lead guitar.
The song “White Bird” was used in the 2015 film Focus starring Will Smith and Margot Robbie, and was used in 2013’s Adult World starring Emma Roberts, Evan Peters, and John Cusack; the album cover is also visible in one shot.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It’s_a_Beautiful_Day
I’m liking this album.
CrazyNeutrino said:
I’m liking this album.
Didn’t you have a few bongs earlier? It’s A Beautiful Day is perfect listening when you’ve had a few, or more, bongs.
The burnt orange in this photo?
Or the colour – Spice?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/nt-indigenous-mla-yingiya-mark-guyula-wants-speak-native-tongue/8077696
An Indigenous Northern Territory politician says he feels “stronger and more powerful” when he uses his own language and is seeking support for a motion to remove restrictions on speaking it in Parliament.
“I am here in the Parliament House with my language and cultural background; it’s the first time trying to ask for permission, trying to ask kindly that I need to use my language in the Parliament house,” Independent MLA Yingiya Mark Guyula said.
Under current standing orders of the Legislative Assembly, members who wanted to address the chamber in a language other than English were forced to do extra work.
Mr Guyula’s proposal includes using an interpreter in the chamber so that MLAs no longer have to do their own written and oral translations.
He said it could also help increase the participation of people such as him in debates.
kii said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
I’m liking this album.Didn’t you have a few bongs earlier? It’s A Beautiful Day is perfect listening when you’ve had a few, or more, bongs.
The Foals are a good mellow out music band
WTF! This image keeps appearing in various Pinterest searches I have done for different things. Is it….Boris?
kii said:
WTF! This image keeps appearing in various Pinterest searches I have done for different things. Is it….Boris?
could be. not saying.
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
WTF! This image keeps appearing in various Pinterest searches I have done for different things. Is it….Boris?
could be. not saying.
looks like the dude on my arm
I’ve just realised….that colour I like for painting the house? Technically it’s Dark Orange :/
I’m going to go lick the windows.
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
WTF! This image keeps appearing in various Pinterest searches I have done for different things. Is it….Boris?
could be. not saying.
ok, i had a fancy dress party to go to. I wanted to go as a yeti. the only costume they had was medium.
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
WTF! This image keeps appearing in various Pinterest searches I have done for different things. Is it….Boris?
could be. not saying.
looks like the dude on my arm
Glamour shot?
JudgeMental said:
kii said:
WTF! This image keeps appearing in various Pinterest searches I have done for different things. Is it….Boris?
could be. not saying.
Doctor Zayius isn’t it
transition said:
thanx rev for that incredible string band link~15min long that song too, like longer songs
have listen some more later, might get an album.
Glad you liked it.
They’re not everyone’s cup of tea, but I like them.
Think I will give up searching for colours, wash the dishes and then read my book.
The agent for that Longford property wanted me to view it this afternoon, but of course I don’t have any way of getting there :)
I’ve had a lot of second thoughts about it anyway. Looking at the house plan, it is a very small house (smaller than this one). And that ride from the house into Longford, although only about 1.5km, could be pretty dangerous for a cyclist. And even more dangerous on foot.
Bubblecar said:
The agent for that Longford property wanted me to view it this afternoon, but of course I don’t have any way of getting there :)I’ve had a lot of second thoughts about it anyway. Looking at the house plan, it is a very small house (smaller than this one). And that ride from the house into Longford, although only about 1.5km, could be pretty dangerous for a cyclist. And even more dangerous on foot.
The colours are horrendous. Stay away from it.
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
The agent for that Longford property wanted me to view it this afternoon, but of course I don’t have any way of getting there :)I’ve had a lot of second thoughts about it anyway. Looking at the house plan, it is a very small house (smaller than this one). And that ride from the house into Longford, although only about 1.5km, could be pretty dangerous for a cyclist. And even more dangerous on foot.
The colours are horrendous. Stay away from it.
Trouble is, there are few rental properties available at this time of year. Last night I looked through the entire list of houses available to rent, anywhere in Tasmania, in my price range.
Only a tiny fraction of them were actually suitable and practical, let alone desirable.
Bubblecar said:
The agent for that Longford property wanted me to view it this afternoon, but of course I don’t have any way of getting there :)I’ve had a lot of second thoughts about it anyway. Looking at the house plan, it is a very small house (smaller than this one). And that ride from the house into Longford, although only about 1.5km, could be pretty dangerous for a cyclist. And even more dangerous on foot.
Highway robbers ?
poikilotherm said:
Morning, warm and sunny in the Styx.Change dog food due to running out of the usual the other afternoon, did not end well for one of them…or me really.
That sounds bad. What happened?
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
The agent for that Longford property wanted me to view it this afternoon, but of course I don’t have any way of getting there :)I’ve had a lot of second thoughts about it anyway. Looking at the house plan, it is a very small house (smaller than this one). And that ride from the house into Longford, although only about 1.5km, could be pretty dangerous for a cyclist. And even more dangerous on foot.
Highway robbers ?
No it’s just a very busy road (the main connecting road between Midland & Bass Highways), lots of trucks and not bike friendly, and with no room for a pedestrian to safely walk between the traffic and the safety barriers.
Bubblecar said:
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
The agent for that Longford property wanted me to view it this afternoon, but of course I don’t have any way of getting there :)I’ve had a lot of second thoughts about it anyway. Looking at the house plan, it is a very small house (smaller than this one). And that ride from the house into Longford, although only about 1.5km, could be pretty dangerous for a cyclist. And even more dangerous on foot.
Highway robbers ?
No it’s just a very busy road (the main connecting road between Midland & Bass Highways), lots of trucks and not bike friendly, and with no room for a pedestrian to safely walk between the traffic and the safety barriers.
Hope you find something decent elsewhere
btm said:
poikilotherm said:
Morning, warm and sunny in the Styx.Change dog food due to running out of the usual the other afternoon, did not end well for one of them…or me really.
That sounds bad. What happened?
Probably sounds worse than it was, the food seemed to go straight through the dog, exiting in a messy fashion.
kii said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
I’m liking this album.Didn’t you have a few bongs earlier? It’s A Beautiful Day is perfect listening when you’ve had a few, or more, bongs.
Yes.
“Treasurer Scott Morrison said cutting negative gearing tax breaks was a “reckless” policy that would hurt the 30 per cent of people who rent.”
Guess making stuff up is important when it affects the people you used to work for.
Made chicken roll washing it down with Cold Solo Brew Brewed Lemon with Lime
I have returned.
Big Brother and the Holding Company – Cheap Thrills (Full Album)
All these great early albums I have never heard before
awesome
poikilotherm said:
“Treasurer Scott Morrison said cutting negative gearing tax breaks was a “reckless” policy that would hurt the 30 per cent of people who own rentals.”Guess making stuff up is important when it affects the people you used to work for.
fixer be fixin’
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
The agent for that Longford property wanted me to view it this afternoon, but of course I don’t have any way of getting there :)I’ve had a lot of second thoughts about it anyway. Looking at the house plan, it is a very small house (smaller than this one). And that ride from the house into Longford, although only about 1.5km, could be pretty dangerous for a cyclist. And even more dangerous on foot.
The colours are horrendous. Stay away from it.
Note what you can see, and wonder about the things you can’t.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Big Brother and the Holding Company – Cheap Thrills (Full Album)All these great early albums I have never heard before
awesome
really?
sarahs mum said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Big Brother and the Holding Company – Cheap Thrills (Full Album)All these great early albums I have never heard before
awesome
really?
I may have heard them while too stoned and forgot them.
CrazyNeutrino said:
sarahs mum said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Big Brother and the Holding Company – Cheap Thrills (Full Album)All these great early albums I have never heard before
awesome
really?
I may have heard them while too stoned and forgot them.
I got stoned and I missed it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM1MftCtIlg
so seems the ferals are at it again… QT stopped due to protests about offshore detention…
Car should move in with sm to keep her company.
I’m a fixer.
diddly-squat said:
so seems the ferals are at it again… QT stopped due to protests about offshore detention…
call me represented.
diddly-squat said:
so seems the ferals are at it again… QT stopped due to protests about offshore detention…
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:so seems the ferals are at it again… QT stopped due to protests about offshore detention…
QT?
Question Time I reckon
Bubblecar said:
kii said:
Bubblecar said:
The agent for that Longford property wanted me to view it this afternoon, but of course I don’t have any way of getting there :)I’ve had a lot of second thoughts about it anyway. Looking at the house plan, it is a very small house (smaller than this one). And that ride from the house into Longford, although only about 1.5km, could be pretty dangerous for a cyclist. And even more dangerous on foot.
The colours are horrendous. Stay away from it.
Trouble is, there are few rental properties available at this time of year. Last night I looked through the entire list of houses available to rent, anywhere in Tasmania, in my price range.
Only a tiny fraction of them were actually suitable and practical, let alone desirable.
Get a license and a cheap car, your life will be much less complicated, you will have more options and if you want to play lone wolf on a remote country estate it is pretty well mandatory.
poikilotherm said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:so seems the ferals are at it again… QT stopped due to protests about offshore detention…
QT?Question Time I reckon
dv said:
Car should move in with sm to keep her company.I’m a fixer.
Then there would be two introverts stuck on the side of a wilderness.
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
Car should move in with sm to keep her company.I’m a fixer.
Then there would be two introverts stuck on the side of a wilderness.
Sitcom
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:so seems the ferals are at it again… QT stopped due to protests about offshore detention…
QT?
QT is a cross-platform programming framework, used extensively by software developers worldwide: https://www.qt.io/
How far are you from the closest town SM?
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
kii said:The colours are horrendous. Stay away from it.
Trouble is, there are few rental properties available at this time of year. Last night I looked through the entire list of houses available to rent, anywhere in Tasmania, in my price range.
Only a tiny fraction of them were actually suitable and practical, let alone desirable.
Get a license and a cheap car, your life will be much less complicated, you will have more options and if you want to play lone wolf on a remote country estate it is pretty well mandatory.
that, or a swag…
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
kii said:The colours are horrendous. Stay away from it.
Trouble is, there are few rental properties available at this time of year. Last night I looked through the entire list of houses available to rent, anywhere in Tasmania, in my price range.
Only a tiny fraction of them were actually suitable and practical, let alone desirable.
Get a license and a cheap car, your life will be much less complicated, you will have more options and if you want to play lone wolf on a remote country estate it is pretty well mandatory.
my sister offered me free lessons and a car. But if I could get that together I already would have it together.
I should trade the motorcycle for something with a shorter wheel base because I think the problem with it is that it is too racked to the hair pin corners with grace and safety. But I haven’t worked out how to get that together either. And the amount of anxiety I have on the road isn’t good. But then there are beta blockers..
AwesomeO said:
Get a license and a cheap car, your life will be much less complicated, you will have more options and if you want to play lone wolf on a remote country estate it is pretty well mandatory.
The frustrating thing though is that Longford place isn’t very “remote”. Very convenient location, only about a 10 minute cycle from a major shopping centre. It’s just that no consideration has been made for bicycle traffic or pedestrians on those sorts of roads. Similar story throughout this nation.
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
Car should move in with sm to keep her company.I’m a fixer.
Then there would be two introverts stuck on the side of a wilderness.
Sitcom
car wouldn’t fit. I would have to move out and he still mightn’t have enough room.
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:Then there would be two introverts stuck on the side of a wilderness.
Sitcom
car wouldn’t fit. I would have to move out and he still mightn’t have enough room.
he’s not that overweight…
Witty Rejoinder said:
How far are you from the closest town SM?
5k. Dirt road.(with a tad of sealing before and after bridges and on two of the hairpins.)
the last couple of k rises nearly 500m in altitude.
And the prize for Strangest Milkshake Flavour goes to my last customer: blue heaven, coffee and banana mixed together.
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:
dv said:Sitcom
car wouldn’t fit. I would have to move out and he still mightn’t have enough room.
he’s not that overweight…
I have two double bedrooms, one bath, and a open plan space. I do have high ceilings. And lots of windows. There isn’t much room for furniture. Its newish(2004) but it is like an old federation flat stuck out nowhere.
sarahs mum said:
car wouldn’t fit. I would have to move out and he still mightn’t have enough room.
:)
The idea of me sharing a place with anyone would be pretty nightmarish for all parties concerned :)
sarahs mum said:
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:car wouldn’t fit. I would have to move out and he still mightn’t have enough room.
he’s not that overweight…
I have two double bedrooms, one bath, and a open plan space. I do have high ceilings. And lots of windows. There isn’t much room for furniture. Its newish(2004) but it is like an old federation flat stuck out nowhere.
yeah, but how nice would it be to have a live-in cook…
you’d be dining on lamprey pie and lemon cakes and washing it down with a smooth spiced Arbour mead…
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:
diddly-squat said:he’s not that overweight…
I have two double bedrooms, one bath, and a open plan space. I do have high ceilings. And lots of windows. There isn’t much room for furniture. Its newish(2004) but it is like an old federation flat stuck out nowhere.
yeah, but how nice would it be to have a live-in cook…
you’d be dining on lamprey pie and lemon cakes and washing it down with a smooth spiced Arbour mead…
I don’t drink and I smoke like a mental patient.
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:Then there would be two introverts stuck on the side of a wilderness.
Sitcom
car wouldn’t fit. I would have to move out and he still mightn’t have enough room.
Make him stay outside in a tent.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
car wouldn’t fit. I would have to move out and he still mightn’t have enough room.
:)
The idea of me sharing a place with anyone would be pretty nightmarish for all parties concerned :)
Edgy sitcom
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
Get a license and a cheap car, your life will be much less complicated, you will have more options and if you want to play lone wolf on a remote country estate it is pretty well mandatory.
The frustrating thing though is that Longford place isn’t very “remote”. Very convenient location, only about a 10 minute cycle from a major shopping centre. It’s just that no consideration has been made for bicycle traffic or pedestrians on those sorts of roads. Similar story throughout this nation.
Book yourself some lessons with an instructor, they come out to your house, and you might be surprised how easy it is.
sarahs mum said:
diddly-squat said:
sarahs mum said:I have two double bedrooms, one bath, and a open plan space. I do have high ceilings. And lots of windows. There isn’t much room for furniture. Its newish(2004) but it is like an old federation flat stuck out nowhere.
yeah, but how nice would it be to have a live-in cook…
you’d be dining on lamprey pie and lemon cakes and washing it down with a smooth spiced Arbour mead…
I don’t drink and I smoke like a mental patient.
i should move. I have been steadily cleaning up stuff for 13 months and although things are looking more civilised..it still doesn’t look like it ready for the market. there are other paranoids that would love to live here I am sure..
sarahs mum said:
I don’t drink and I smoke like a mental patient.
And I often play musical instruments after midnight, taking breaks to wander around the house talking to myself in a loud expressive voice, and am so wary of human company that it can take a week to psyche myself up for a lunch appointment.
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
Get a license and a cheap car, your life will be much less complicated, you will have more options and if you want to play lone wolf on a remote country estate it is pretty well mandatory.
The frustrating thing though is that Longford place isn’t very “remote”. Very convenient location, only about a 10 minute cycle from a major shopping centre. It’s just that no consideration has been made for bicycle traffic or pedestrians on those sorts of roads. Similar story throughout this nation.
Book yourself some lessons with an instructor, they come out to your house, and you might be surprised how easy it is.
I would think about driving if I was where the car is. Where I am living it is rally car driving.
(I have driven from Walgett to Bre..from Broken Hill to Mildura..and from Boat Harbour to Deloraine..)
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
I don’t drink and I smoke like a mental patient.
And I often play musical instruments after midnight, taking breaks to wander around the house talking to myself in a loud expressive voice, and am so wary of human company that it can take a week to psyche myself up for a lunch appointment.
we would scare each other.
Bubblecar said:
And I often play musical instruments after midnight, taking breaks to wander around the house talking to myself in a loud expressive voice, and am so wary of human company that it can take a week to psyche myself up for a lunch appointment.
Do you take any anti-anxiety medication?
Skinner: We’re kind of like the original odd couple. You’re the messy one, and I’m …
Homer: Shut up.
Skinner: Yes, very well.
AwesomeO said:
Bubblecar said:
AwesomeO said:
Get a license and a cheap car, your life will be much less complicated, you will have more options and if you want to play lone wolf on a remote country estate it is pretty well mandatory.
The frustrating thing though is that Longford place isn’t very “remote”. Very convenient location, only about a 10 minute cycle from a major shopping centre. It’s just that no consideration has been made for bicycle traffic or pedestrians on those sorts of roads. Similar story throughout this nation.
Book yourself some lessons with an instructor, they come out to your house, and you might be surprised how easy it is.
Even if it is just an auto licence.
Yo dawg I heard you like car so I put Car in a car
I could buy a cheap but large block on the midlands and build two houses..and offer cheap rent in return for mowing.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/11/29/world/americas/western-liberal-democracy.html
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:And I often play musical instruments after midnight, taking breaks to wander around the house talking to myself in a loud expressive voice, and am so wary of human company that it can take a week to psyche myself up for a lunch appointment.
Do you take any anti-anxiety medication?
Only in situations of very high stress (such as the recent rooster crisis). It’s much more sensible to avoid situations of very high stress.
sarahs mum said:
I could buy a cheap but large block on the midlands and build two houses..and offer cheap rent in return for mowing.
Will Pozible cover this?
Witty Rejoinder said:
western-liberal-democracy.html
Historical piece, is it?
Bubblecar said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Bubblecar said:And I often play musical instruments after midnight, taking breaks to wander around the house talking to myself in a loud expressive voice, and am so wary of human company that it can take a week to psyche myself up for a lunch appointment.
Do you take any anti-anxiety medication?
Only in situations of very high stress (such as the recent rooster crisis). It’s much more sensible to avoid situations of very high stress.
Guess a gyrocopter is out then?
sarahs mum said:
I could buy a cheap but large block on the midlands and build two houses..and offer cheap rent in return for mowing.
Sounds like a plan. A better plan would be to rent it at market rates and hire a mowing man yourself or make it a condition of lease.
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
western-liberal-democracy.html
Historical piece, is it?
Bubblecar said:
It’s much more sensible to avoid situations of very high stress.
that.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
western-liberal-democracy.html
Historical piece, is it?
You picked it.
Gotta say … DJT is a poster-child for the “Democracy doesn’t work” crew.
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:It’s much more sensible to avoid situations of very high stress.that.
Well sure, but he’s still gotta have lunch!
Divine Angel said:
sarahs mum said:
Bubblecar said:It’s much more sensible to avoid situations of very high stress.that.
Well sure, but he’s still gotta have lunch!
Withnail: “Don’t be ridiculous. I need at least an hour for lunch.”
dv said:
Gotta say … DJT is a poster-child for the “Democracy doesn’t work” crew.
Swings and round-a-bouts. His election might galvanise the political class to better represent their constituents.
I remember last Deloraine market I did..I got a kidney infection from the stress. Brain. Kidneys. sigh
sarahs mum said:
I remember last Deloraine market I did..I got a kidney infection from the stress. Brain. Kidneys. sigh
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
I remember last Deloraine market I did..I got a kidney infection from the stress. Brain. Kidneys. sigh
I see what you did there.
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
I remember last Deloraine market I did..I got a kidney infection from the stress. Brain. Kidneys. sigh
I see what you did there.
the problem with those infections is that they tend to leave you with skid marks
Hooly, I just looked out the window. There’s a storm a-comin’.
Divine Angel said:
Hooly, I just looked out the window. There’s a storm a-comin’.
getting dark here in the city…
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
Hooly, I just looked out the window. There’s a storm a-comin’.
getting dark here in the city…
Even has the This Thunderstorm Is Very Dangerous warning.
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ20038.html
I’ve put the new mattress on the bed, having left it for 24 hours to expand. It’s very comfortable, but much thicker than the old one, which on top of the high Victorian bedstead and with bedding added, now means the sleeping surface is over 70cm off the ground.
Bubblecar said:
I’ve put the new mattress on the bed, having left it for 24 hours to expand. It’s very comfortable, but much thicker than the old one, which on top of the high Victorian bedstead and with bedding added, now means the sleeping surface is over 70cm off the ground.
Damn, this is going to be some tent
Bubblecar said:
I’ve put the new mattress on the bed, having left it for 24 hours to expand. It’s very comfortable, but much thicker than the old one, which on top of the high Victorian bedstead and with bedding added, now means the sleeping surface is over 70cm off the ground.
Safety rail is probably in order
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
Hooly, I just looked out the window. There’s a storm a-comin’.
getting dark here in the city…
Even has the This Thunderstorm Is Very Dangerous warning.
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ20038.html
I’m sitting on the balcony on the tenth floor of a hotel in Brisbane city. A few lightning strikes starting up.
Bloody Brisbane.
sibeen said:
I’m sitting on the balcony on the tenth floor of a hotel in Brisbane city. A few lightning strikes starting up.
Bloody Brisbane.
You’re welcome.
sibeen said:
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:getting dark here in the city…
Even has the This Thunderstorm Is Very Dangerous warning.
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ20038.html
I’m sitting on the balcony on the tenth floor of a hotel in Brisbane city. A few lightning strikes starting up.
Bloody Brisbane.
sibeen said:
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:getting dark here in the city…
Even has the This Thunderstorm Is Very Dangerous warning.
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ20038.html
I’m sitting on the balcony on the tenth floor of a hotel in Brisbane city. A few lightning strikes starting up.
Bloody Brisbane.
Out on the patio we’d sit,
And the humidity we’d breathe,
We’d watch the lightning crack over canefields
Laugh and think, this is Australia.
Loved my time in Brisbane… mostly.
sibeen said:
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:getting dark here in the city…
Even has the This Thunderstorm Is Very Dangerous warning.
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ20038.html
I’m sitting on the balcony on the tenth floor of a hotel in Brisbane city. A few lightning strikes starting up.
Bloody Brisbane.
I’m sitting on a hillside in Toowoomba, 700 metres above sea level. The temp here is 2 deg more than Brisbane, but our humidity is 27% versus Brisbane’s 53%.
AwesomeO said:
Out on the patio we’d sit,
And the humidity we’d breathe,
We’d watch the lightning crack over canefields
We actually used to do that in Bundaberg.
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:Out on the patio we’d sit,
And the humidity we’d breathe,
We’d watch the lightning crack over canefieldsWe actually used to do that in Bundaberg.
Ballina for me. And saw Midnight Oil when they were still doing pubs.
…and here comes the rain.
AwesomeO said:
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:Out on the patio we’d sit,
And the humidity we’d breathe,
We’d watch the lightning crack over canefieldsWe actually used to do that in Bundaberg.
Ballina for me. And saw Midnight Oil when they were still doing pubs.
I used to see AC/DC and INXS and all sorts of people when they were still doing pubs.
You tell young folk today that you used to pay $5.00 to see bands like that, with booze at pub prices, and they won’t believe you.
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:
mcgoon said:We actually used to do that in Bundaberg.
Ballina for me. And saw Midnight Oil when they were still doing pubs.
I used to see AC/DC and INXS and all sorts of people when they were still doing pubs.
You tell young folk today that you used to pay $5.00 to see bands like that, with booze at pub prices, and they won’t believe you.
I think their response would be: dafuq is INXS?
mcgoon said:
You tell young folk today that you used to pay $5.00 to see bands like that, with booze at pub prices, and they won’t believe you.
Five dollars?!? These days you’d be lucky to find a ticket under $150 unless you’re up the back with a pole in front of you.
poikilotherm said:
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:Ballina for me. And saw Midnight Oil when they were still doing pubs.
I used to see AC/DC and INXS and all sorts of people when they were still doing pubs.
You tell young folk today that you used to pay $5.00 to see bands like that, with booze at pub prices, and they won’t believe you.
I think their response would be: dafuq is INXS?
Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
Divine Angel said:
mcgoon said:You tell young folk today that you used to pay $5.00 to see bands like that, with booze at pub prices, and they won’t believe you.
Five dollars?!? These days you’d be lucky to find a ticket under $150 unless you’re up the back with a pole in front of you.
I am talking 40 plus years ago.
mcgoon said:
AwesomeO said:
mcgoon said:We actually used to do that in Bundaberg.
Ballina for me. And saw Midnight Oil when they were still doing pubs.
I used to see AC/DC and INXS and all sorts of people when they were still doing pubs.
You tell young folk today that you used to pay $5.00 to see bands like that, with booze at pub prices, and they won’t believe you.
The Angels at Dandenong. I was also knocking around with a bird whose boyfriend was a jealous type and just out of prison. She was broken up but still, I kept a baseball bat handy and I snapped awake everytime I heard a V8 …. and there was a shedload of V8s in Dandenong.
dv said:
poikilotherm said:
mcgoon said:I used to see AC/DC and INXS and all sorts of people when they were still doing pubs.
You tell young folk today that you used to pay $5.00 to see bands like that, with booze at pub prices, and they won’t believe you.
I think their response would be: dafuq is INXS?
Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
http://www.betootaadvocate.com/uncategorized/new-millennial-edition-of-monopoly-coming-soon-where-you-can-only-pay-rent-buy-smashed-avocados/
Wow, Hans Zimmer is touring next year.
http://brisent.com.au/Event_Calendar/Hans_Zimmer.aspx
dv said:
The cheapest house I bought was $2062. On half an acre, too.
poikilotherm said:
mcgoon said:I used to see AC/DC and INXS and all sorts of people when they were still doing pubs.
You tell young folk today that you used to pay $5.00 to see bands like that, with booze at pub prices, and they won’t believe you.
I think their response would be: dafuq is INXS?
Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
dv said:
poikilotherm said:
mcgoon said:I used to see AC/DC and INXS and all sorts of people when they were still doing pubs.
You tell young folk today that you used to pay $5.00 to see bands like that, with booze at pub prices, and they won’t believe you.
I think their response would be: dafuq is INXS?
Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
you’re bang on.When John and Michael John Hand got here from playing Air America..John had 26k cash. he pissed it up spending 6 months at the Texas Tavern in the cross. That year my neighbour’s house on the north shore sold for 26k.
Michael V said:
dv said:The cheapest house I bought was $2062. On half an acre, too.
poikilotherm said:I think their response would be: dafuq is INXS?
Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
I bought a house in Park Lane for $200
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
poikilotherm said:I think their response would be: dafuq is INXS?
Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
you’re bang on.When John and Michael John Hand got here from playing Air America..John had 26k cash. he pissed it up spending 6 months at the Texas Tavern in the cross. That year my neighbour’s house on the north shore sold for 26k.
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
poikilotherm said:I think their response would be: dafuq is INXS?
Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
you’re bang on.When John and Michael John Hand got here from playing Air America..John had 26k cash. he pissed it up spending 6 months at the Texas Tavern in the cross. That year my neighbour’s house on the north shore sold for 26k.
I do think this smashed avocado thing is a bit hilarious. Fellows in the eighties could spend a quarter of the paypacket getting pissed at the pub and still easily afford a mortgage.
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
dv said:Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
you’re bang on.When John and Michael John Hand got here from playing Air America..John had 26k cash. he pissed it up spending 6 months at the Texas Tavern in the cross. That year my neighbour’s house on the north shore sold for 26k.
I do think this smashed avocado thing is a bit hilarious. Fellows in the eighties could spend a quarter of the paypacket getting pissed at the pub and still easily afford a mortgage.
But then my sister in law, who was an office manager, spent ages trying to get a home even with her reasonably well off parent’s as guarantors.
My grandmother’s house in Rozelle (inner suburb of Sydney) sold in 1979 for $30,000.
I know that in way less than 10 years from that time, it had sold (not ‘valued at’, but been sold for) for $650,000.
If i’d had any idea…but then, i had no idea about anything back then.
Arts said:
Michael V said:
dv said:The cheapest house I bought was $2062. On half an acre, too.Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
I bought a house in Park Lane for $200
LOL
mcgoon said:
My grandmother’s house in Rozelle (inner suburb of Sydney) sold in 1979 for $30,000.I know that in way less than 10 years from that time, it had sold (not ‘valued at’, but been sold for) for $650,000.
If i’d had any idea…but then, i had no idea about anything back then.
I bought this place for 18k. I have pulled down the old cabin and put up a modern 2 bed(cost around100k.) But they say it is worth 420k+
I can’t see it. But I believe it is now subdivable.
sarahs mum said:
mcgoon said:
My grandmother’s house in Rozelle (inner suburb of Sydney) sold in 1979 for $30,000.I know that in way less than 10 years from that time, it had sold (not ‘valued at’, but been sold for) for $650,000.
If i’d had any idea…but then, i had no idea about anything back then.
I bought this place for 18k. I have pulled down the old cabin and put up a modern 2 bed(cost around100k.) But they say it is worth 420k+
I can’t see it. But I believe it is now subdivable.
sub dividable?
sarahs mum said:
sarahs mum said:
mcgoon said:
My grandmother’s house in Rozelle (inner suburb of Sydney) sold in 1979 for $30,000.I know that in way less than 10 years from that time, it had sold (not ‘valued at’, but been sold for) for $650,000.
If i’d had any idea…but then, i had no idea about anything back then.
I bought this place for 18k. I have pulled down the old cabin and put up a modern 2 bed(cost around100k.) But they say it is worth 420k+
I can’t see it. But I believe it is now subdivable.
sub dividable?
fissile
Nan’s home in Thornbury sold for 160,000 around 16 years ago now its worth around 1 million
sarahs mum said:
dv said:
sarahs mum said:you’re bang on.When John and Michael John Hand got here from playing Air America..John had 26k cash. he pissed it up spending 6 months at the Texas Tavern in the cross. That year my neighbour’s house on the north shore sold for 26k.
I do think this smashed avocado thing is a bit hilarious. Fellows in the eighties could spend a quarter of the paypacket getting pissed at the pub and still easily afford a mortgage.
But then my sister in law, who was an office manager, spent ages trying to get a home even with her reasonably well off parent’s as guarantors.
When was that?
Moist
My grandfather’s house in Wentworthville just sold for $900k. He bought it just after the war for $20 and a handshake.
mcgoon said:
I was offered a semi-detached house in Balmain for $16k in 1974 (or maybe 1975). Internal hand-hewn sandstone wall, attic bedroom with a view of the city. City views from the back yard, including the outdoor dunny. Absolutely ripe for renovation. I couldn’t get a loan for it, because I’d never had a loan and had paid cash for everything I owned.
My grandmother’s house in Rozelle (inner suburb of Sydney) sold in 1979 for $30,000.I know that in way less than 10 years from that time, it had sold (not ‘valued at’, but been sold for) for $650,000.
If i’d had any idea…but then, i had no idea about anything back then.
:(
Dropbear said:
Moist
YOU’LL HAVE TO TYPE LOUDER, I CAN’T HEAR YOU OVER THE THUNDER RIGHT ON TOP OF THE CENTRE.
prices are ridiculous most young people will never be able to buy a home
Divine Angel said:
My grandfather’s house in Wentworthville just sold for $900k. He bought it just after the war for $20 and a handshake.
A handshake doesn’t buy that much anymore
HMAS Torrens turned out to be sub dividable
Divine Angel said:
Dropbear said:
Moist
YOU’LL HAVE TO TYPE LOUDER, I CAN’T HEAR YOU OVER THE THUNDER RIGHT ON TOP OF THE CENTRE.
moist
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
dv said:Then tell them you bought a house for $30000. And laugh and laugh.
you’re bang on.When John and Michael John Hand got here from playing Air America..John had 26k cash. he pissed it up spending 6 months at the Texas Tavern in the cross. That year my neighbour’s house on the north shore sold for 26k.
I do think this smashed avocado thing is a bit hilarious. Fellows in the eighties could spend a quarter of the paypacket getting pissed at the pub and still easily afford a mortgage.
Dropbear said:
Divine Angel said:
My grandfather’s house in Wentworthville just sold for $900k. He bought it just after the war for $20 and a handshake.
A handshake doesn’t buy that much anymore
unlike a milkshake
Divine Angel said:
Dropbear said:
Moist
YOU’LL HAVE TO TYPE LOUDER, I CAN’T HEAR YOU OVER THE THUNDER RIGHT ON TOP OF THE CENTRE.
WHAT?
Some people pay 10 dollars for a milkshake, can you believe it ?!
wookiemeister said:
Some people pay 10 dollars for a milkshake, can you believe it ?!
Well they have to charge
dv said:
Dropbear said:
Divine Angel said:
My grandfather’s house in Wentworthville just sold for $900k. He bought it just after the war for $20 and a handshake.
A handshake doesn’t buy that much anymore
unlike a milkshake
Then you end up with an over abundance of males on your property
An overabundance of males with a surplus of diggity.
dv said:
wookiemeister said:
Some people pay 10 dollars for a milkshake, can you believe it ?!
Well they have to charge
It’s probably better than yours.
Nothing a handshake wouldn’t fix…
Divine Angel said:
An overabundance of males with a surplus of diggity.
I looked up that song on apple music today. Hadn’t missed much
dv said:
wookiemeister said:
Some people pay 10 dollars for a milkshake, can you believe it ?!
Well they have to charge
Divine Angel said:
An overabundance of males with a surplus of diggity.
is it hot diggity though?
Play on playette
CrazyNeutrino said:
prices are ridiculous most young people will never be able to buy a home
All real estate bubbles burst, eventually. The only question is, who’s left holding the bag?
This one in Australia has gone on for a record time, but, one day, it too will burst.
Eventually, prices might reach levels that make properties unsellable. Those with mortgages they know they can’t afford could become desperate, try to sell quickly before prices drop, and flood the market with properties. That could drive further desperation, more properties on the market, desperation discounting of prices.
Downward spiral.
Left holding the bag are those whose sell prices didn’t cover their mortgages – no house, and still owing lots to the banks.
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
An overabundance of males with a surplus of diggity.
is it hot diggity though?
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
An overabundance of males with a surplus of diggity.
is it hot diggity though?
A fair amount of diggity
JudgeMental said:
Divine Angel said:
An overabundance of males with a surplus of diggity.
is it hot diggity though?
Not hot diggity.
arvo folks
mcgoon said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
prices are ridiculous most young people will never be able to buy a homeAll real estate bubbles burst, eventually. The only question is, who’s left holding the bag?
This one in Australia has gone on for a record time, but, one day, it too will burst.
Eventually, prices might reach levels that make properties unsellable. Those with mortgages they know they can’t afford could become desperate, try to sell quickly before prices drop, and flood the market with properties. That could drive further desperation, more properties on the market, desperation discounting of prices.
Downward spiral.
Left holding the bag are those whose sell prices didn’t cover their mortgages – no house, and still owing lots to the banks.
Dropbear said:
Divine Angel said:
An overabundance of males with a surplus of diggity.
I looked up that song on apple music today. Hadn’t missed much
It’s played frequently on RnB Fridays.
dv said:
sarahs mum said:
dv said:I do think this smashed avocado thing is a bit hilarious. Fellows in the eighties could spend a quarter of the paypacket getting pissed at the pub and still easily afford a mortgage.
But then my sister in law, who was an office manager, spent ages trying to get a home even with her reasonably well off parent’s as guarantors.
When was that?
mid 70s i suppose.
Divine Angel said:
My grandfather’s house in Wentworthville just sold for $900k. He bought it just after the war for $20 and a handshake.
that’s an investment.
Divine Angel said:
Dropbear said:
Divine Angel said:
An overabundance of males with a surplus of diggity.
I looked up that song on apple music today. Hadn’t missed much
It’s played frequently on RnB Fridays.
Sorry to hear it.
Not everything’s singing, you know. The only important thing these days is rhythm and melody, rhythm. And melody.
wookiemeister said:
Thats why the good lord invented bankruptcy
Yep. A pity that it might have to come to that for so many, though.
Dropbear said:
Divine Angel said:
Dropbear said:I looked up that song on apple music today. Hadn’t missed much
It’s played frequently on RnB Fridays.
Sorry to hear it.
Not everything’s singing, you know. The only important thing these days is rhythm and melody, rhythm. And melody.
And that song is played frequently on Saturday Night Party Mix.
I’ve been to diggety but i’ve never been to me
True story
I laughed. Then cried…
Dropbear said:
Divine Angel said:
Dropbear said:I looked up that song on apple music today. Hadn’t missed much
It’s played frequently on RnB Fridays.
Sorry to hear it.
Not everything’s singing, you know. The only important thing these days is rhythm and melody, rhythm. And melody.
That’s BAD.
Divine Angel said:
Dropbear said:
Divine Angel said:It’s played frequently on RnB Fridays.
Sorry to hear it.
Not everything’s singing, you know. The only important thing these days is rhythm and melody, rhythm. And melody.
And that song is played frequently on Saturday Night Party Mix.
As it should.
Divine Angel said:
An overabundance of males with a surplus of diggity.
better than a surplus of giggity..
mcgoon said:
Dropbear said:
Divine Angel said:It’s played frequently on RnB Fridays.
Sorry to hear it.
Not everything’s singing, you know. The only important thing these days is rhythm and melody, rhythm. And melody.
That’s BAD.
If I had my time again.. I would do it the same
mcgoon said:
Downward spiral.
Left holding the bag are those whose sell prices didn’t cover their mortgages – no house, and still owing lots to the banks.
Or they just get stuck in the place where they are unitill the next boom happens. Unable to move to a different place as they wish because their equity is less than their loan amount.
Dropbear said:
mcgoon said:
Dropbear said:Sorry to hear it.
Not everything’s singing, you know. The only important thing these days is rhythm and melody, rhythm. And melody.
That’s BAD.
If I had my time again.. I would do it the same
mondegreens…
And of all my friends
You’ve been the best to me
Soon will be tha day
When I repay you hands and knees
Arvo.
Looks like a storm’s building. Feels like a storm’s building. There’s some distant thunder. Radar’s showing distant rain. Perhaps it will rain.Better go tidy some stuff up.
party_pants said:
mcgoon said:Downward spiral.
Left holding the bag are those whose sell prices didn’t cover their mortgages – no house, and still owing lots to the banks.
Or they just get stuck in the place where they are unitill the next boom happens. Unable to move to a different place as they wish because their equity is less than their loan amount.
too many people punching above their weight in property
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/oct/13/maldives-quits-commonwealth-over-alleged-rights-abuses
The Maldives has announced it will leave the Commonwealth after mounting pressure from the 53-nation group over corruption and deteriorating human rights in the Indian Ocean state.
The country’s government, which has been fending off rumours of an impending coup and allegations of money laundering, said the decision on Thursday to cancel its membership was “difficult but inevitable”.
Michael V said:
Arvo. Looks like a storm’s building. Feels like a storm’s building. There’s some distant thunder. Radar’s showing distant rain. Perhaps it will rain.Better go tidy some stuff up.
Arvs
Had spectacular storms here for four days in a row for a total in the rain gauge of 5mm
and a beetle
Shit hey. Liz has done a crap job of empire management
mcgoon said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
prices are ridiculous most young people will never be able to buy a homeAll real estate bubbles burst, eventually. The only question is, who’s left holding the bag?
This one in Australia has gone on for a record time, but, one day, it too will burst.
Eventually, prices might reach levels that make properties unsellable. Those with mortgages they know they can’t afford could become desperate, try to sell quickly before prices drop, and flood the market with properties. That could drive further desperation, more properties on the market, desperation discounting of prices.
Downward spiral.
Left holding the bag are those whose sell prices didn’t cover their mortgages – no house, and still owing lots to the banks.
House prices dropped significantly in the USA for precisely those reasons; it’s one of the significant factors that triggered the GFC 8 years ago.
Dropbear said:
Shit hey. Liz has done a crap job of empire management
IKR especially after Gambiagate
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/oct/13/maldives-quits-commonwealth-over-alleged-rights-abusesThe Maldives has announced it will leave the Commonwealth after mounting pressure from the 53-nation group over corruption and deteriorating human rights in the Indian Ocean state.
The country’s government, which has been fending off rumours of an impending coup and allegations of money laundering, said the decision on Thursday to cancel its membership was “difficult but inevitable”.
Reckon anyone would mind if we invaded and took over the place?
Looks like a nice holiday destination.
I ain’t no … market … knowing … dude, but all I can say is that people have been saying that this supposed real estate bubble will burst for like 15 years at least.
Maybe it really won’t.
Dropbear said:
Shit hey. Liz has done a crap job of empire management
dv said:
I ain’t no … market … knowing … dude, but all I can say is that people have been saying that this supposed real estate bubble will burst for like 15 years at least.Maybe it really won’t.
Wookie couldn’t be wrong could he?
party_pants said:
dv said:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/oct/13/maldives-quits-commonwealth-over-alleged-rights-abusesThe Maldives has announced it will leave the Commonwealth after mounting pressure from the 53-nation group over corruption and deteriorating human rights in the Indian Ocean state.
The country’s government, which has been fending off rumours of an impending coup and allegations of money laundering, said the decision on Thursday to cancel its membership was “difficult but inevitable”.
Reckon anyone would mind if we invaded and took over the place?
Looks like a nice holiday destination.
I expect they’d be flattered
I suppose it’s an investment with risk and the risk has finally arrived
Mexit or Malxit just doesn’t have the same ring as Brexit.
Can’t imagine they’d have any navy ships as large as HMAS Torrens, and look what we did with that…
party_pants said:
Can’t imagine they’d have any navy ships as large as HMAS Torrens, and look what we did with that…
Divine Angel said:
Mexit or Malxit just doesn’t have the same ring as Brexit.
its nearly close to break it
ahem.
Mashed dutch creams and salmon mornay. its actually quite comforting.
Hello.
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
gday MS
how goes it?
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
hello hello.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
gday MS
how goes it?
Hot and humid. Apparently the Queensland Government is planning to manage a heatwave tomorrow, just like other natural disasters to minimise the impacts of the weather temps. Apparently some parts of Queensland are predicted to hit over the 40 degs mark. This was a story I heard vaguely on the radio this afternoon.
monkey skipper said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
monkey skipper said:
Hello.
gday MS
how goes it?
Hot and humid. Apparently the Queensland Government is planning to manage a heatwave tomorrow, just like other natural disasters to minimise the impacts of the weather temps. Apparently some parts of Queensland are predicted to hit over the 40 degs mark. This was a story I heard vaguely on the radio this afternoon.
send it down.
the sun was nice here today, but the wind was chilly for standing in paddocks
http://www.9news.com.au/wild-weather/2016/11/29/09/00/extreme-heatwave-to-sweep-southern-queensland
A heatwave will bring severe to extreme conditions to parts of central and southern Queensland from Thursday, ahead of the official start of summer.
The conditions will continue into Friday and Saturday, and will also likely affect northern New South Wales, north-east South Australia and south-east parts of the Northern Territory, according to the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM).
There may also be pockets of “low intensity heatwave conditions” in parts of Western Australia and far north Queensla
Read more at http://www.9news.com.au/wild-weather/2016/11/29/09/00/extreme-heatwave-to-sweep-southern-queensland#WotgfMtEOJJRQ4PI.99
I rise to draw the forums attention to the wise words of one of Britain’s leading intellectuals and social commentators, David Brent.
While others tend to denigrate the prison system he pointed to one of it’s great successes, the case of one Nelson Mandela.
In his far reaching address he pointed out that Nelson spent a considerable amount of time in gaol but on his release he went straight and never reoffended.
He turned his life around and made something of it.
The prison system, with all it’s privations sometimes does work.
Temperatures are expected to soar above 40C in the southern Queensland from Thursday, as summer arrives with gusto.
Birdsville is set to swelter through 43C heat, while Brisbane can expect temperatures in the mid-30s.
Queensland Health has warned that hot weather can affect anybody, and advised residents to prepare for heat events.
Read more at http://www.9news.com.au/wild-weather/2016/11/29/09/00/extreme-heatwave-to-sweep-southern-queensland#WotgfMtEOJJRQ4PI.99
just saw the Muffster mowing the lawns with no PPE..
so I ran out a stubby holder for him…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
just saw the Muffster mowing the lawns with no PPE..so I ran out a stubby holder for him…
https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15192736_10154005493381641_1819161998431022480_n.jpg?oh=48d1f76e9d071d9af4a7934a218e7c3e&oe=58FB750C!
The Muffster will be needing a shower later in the week.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
just saw the Muffster mowing the lawns with no PPE..so I ran out a stubby holder for him…
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I like what the bent blades have done to the cutter guard top
Stumpy_seahorse said:
just saw the Muffster mowing the lawns with no PPE..so I ran out a stubby holder for him…
Is that the murdered missing Rodney Bubblecars lawnmover man
arvo trans.
hope the argent rd fire isn’t too close to you
Cymek said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
just saw the Muffster mowing the lawns with no PPE..so I ran out a stubby holder for him…
!https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15192736_10154005493381641_1819161998431022480_n.jpg?oh=48d1f76e9d071d9af4a7934a218e7c3e&oe=58FB750C
Is that the
murderedmissing Rodney Bubblecars lawnmover man
nah, my mate Munro, the crocodile catcher
Stumpy_seahorse said:
arvo trans.
hope the argent rd fire isn’t too close to you
yes had look on map while ago, it’s cool (bit windy southerly something) so ought sort it quick enough hopefully
Stumpy_seahorse said:
just saw the Muffster mowing the lawns with no PPE..so I ran out a stubby holder for him…
And with a flat tyre.
>Muffster mowing the lawns
that undercarriage (cutter guard) has two bits of flat welded to guard running back-to-front, the welds crack away, so in that picture it’s been hanging down on the disc/blades for a long time cutting in out.
transition said:
>Muffster mowing the lawnsthat undercarriage (cutter guard) has two bits of flat welded to guard running back-to-front, the welds crack away, so in that picture it’s been hanging down on the disc/blades for a long time cutting in out.
She’ll be right
transition said:
>Muffster mowing the lawnsthat undercarriage (cutter guard) has two bits of flat welded to guard running back-to-front, the welds crack away, so in that picture it’s been hanging down on the disc/blades for a long time cutting in out.
I found an old bit of Massey hiding away in a shed this morning
>And with a flat tyre.
that’s a Cox lawn Boss mower (I reckon, older unit), mine’s green
most of the flats I get are on the front tyres, bits of blade going through the walls (often)
Turns out I am smarter than a Kazakhstani 4th grader.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/science-maths-test-australia-kazakhstan/8079322
Although I admit to guessing the algebra ones because I genuinely had no idea, and got them both right.
Ian said:
The storm dissipated. Maybe the next line of storms. I got stuff tidied up and lumps of wood over the pile of expanded polystyrene pieces.
Michael V said:
Arvo. Looks like a storm’s building. Feels like a storm’s building. There’s some distant thunder. Radar’s showing distant rain. Perhaps it will rain.Better go tidy some stuff up.
Arvs
Had spectacular storms here for four days in a row for a total in the rain gauge of 5mm
and a beetle
Ian said:
transition said:
>Muffster mowing the lawnsthat undercarriage (cutter guard) has two bits of flat welded to guard running back-to-front, the welds crack away, so in that picture it’s been hanging down on the disc/blades for a long time cutting in out.
She’ll be right
will be til a shard of blade imbeds in his leg ;)
transition said:
>And with a flat tyre.that’s a Cox lawn Boss mower (I reckon, older unit), mine’s green
most of the flats I get are on the front tyres, bits of blade going through the walls (often)
I got tubes put into mine, the tubeless original tyres are hopeless, they lose pressure over winter and once away from the bead you cannot pump them up with a hand pump.
>the tubeless original tyres are hopeless
same did
transition said:
And the flat tyre…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
just saw the Muffster mowing the lawns with no PPE..so I ran out a stubby holder for him…
!https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/15192736_10154005493381641_1819161998431022480_n.jpg?oh=48d1f76e9d071d9af4a7934a218e7c3e&oe=58FB750C
I like what the bent blades have done to the cutter guard top
CrazyNeutrino said:
Not very mobile, if you ask me. Lotsa people done similar.
Aussie couple builds off-grid mobile home with 2 containers
shower day’t is
Why are mad scientists in movies always chemists? They’ve always got glassware set up, with multi-coloured liquids bubbling away in it.
Because mad geologists would do what? Throw rocks around? Ooh, scary.
btm said:
Why are mad scientists in movies always chemists? They’ve always got glassware set up, with multi-coloured liquids bubbling away in it.
might’ve answered your own question there.
Don’t dream it’s over…
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/commodities-get-smashed-on-chinese-futures-markets/8080542
So who want’s to come to Dreamworld on Saturday??
Should be dead easy to get on a ride, probably easier than that to get off…
diddly-squat said:
So who want’s to come to Dreamworld on Saturday??
Should be dead easy to get on a ride, probably easier than that to get off…
On the news they said most of the exciting rides won’t be open.
diddly-squat said:
Don’t dream it’s over…
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/commodities-get-smashed-on-chinese-futures-markets/8080542
Major miners.. soon to be minor miners
Divine Angel said:
Hang on there. We’d threaten with our geo-picks.
Because mad geologists would do what? Throw rocks around? Ooh, scary.
Witty Rejoinder said:
diddly-squat said:So who want’s to come to Dreamworld on Saturday??
Should be dead easy to get on a ride, probably easier than that to get off…
On the news they said most of the exciting rides won’t be open.
The “Buzzsaw”, is right next to the ill-fated “River Rapids” ride… I’m thinking it will probably get a name change…
I was talking to a customer last week who was saying the water rides at Movie World and Sea World had also been shut down.
btm said:
Why are mad scientists in movies always chemists? They’ve always got glassware set up, with multi-coloured liquids bubbling away in it.
A lot of those scientists end up drinking something they concocted.
Lots of commentators blame Cuba’s poverty on the US embargo. Sorry but the real cause was the complete absence of any semblance of a market economy.
Ian said:
transition said:
>Muffster mowing the lawnsthat undercarriage (cutter guard) has two bits of flat welded to guard running back-to-front, the welds crack away, so in that picture it’s been hanging down on the disc/blades for a long time cutting in out.
She’ll be right
It’s amazing what mowers will stand.
My last motor mower (victa) ran for years with a head gasket that i’d cut out of the back of a Weet-Bix packet.
I use a Scott push-it-or-it-don’t-work cylinder mower now. Very small lawns – don’t justify a motor mower. and it gives a very nice cut.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Hang on there. We’d threaten with our geo-picks.
Because mad geologists would do what? Throw rocks around? Ooh, scary.
Divine Angel said:
Because mad geologists would do what? Throw rocks around? Ooh, scary.
Well, it all started a long time ago with the throwing of rocks.
And here we are now, with weapons of mass destruction.
I don’t think WMD were developed by mad geologists.
AwesomeO said:
I’ve done that, too. Wine, beer…
btm said:
Why are mad scientists in movies always chemists? They’ve always got glassware set up, with multi-coloured liquids bubbling away in it.
A lot of those scientists end up drinking something they concocted.
mcgoon said:
What type of grass?
Ian said:
transition said:
>Muffster mowing the lawnsthat undercarriage (cutter guard) has two bits of flat welded to guard running back-to-front, the welds crack away, so in that picture it’s been hanging down on the disc/blades for a long time cutting in out.
She’ll be right
It’s amazing what mowers will stand.
My last motor mower (victa) ran for years with a head gasket that i’d cut out of the back of a Weet-Bix packet.
I use a Scott push-it-or-it-don’t-work cylinder mower now. Very small lawns – don’t justify a motor mower. and it gives a very nice cut.
Divine Angel said:
I don’t think WMD were developed by mad geologists.
Where do think uranium comes from? Huh? Huh?
diddly-squat said:
Bit bigger that that little baby. Same smirk though.
Michael V said:
Divine Angel said:Hang on there. We’d threaten with our geo-picks.
Because mad geologists would do what? Throw rocks around? Ooh, scary.
!http://static.mybs.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/wisconsin.jpg
mcgoon said:
Divine Angel said:
I don’t think WMD were developed by mad geologists.
Where do think uranium comes from? Huh? Huh?
Ur anus, duh. It’s right there in the name.
Michael V said:
mcgoon said:What type of grass?
Ian said:She’ll be right
It’s amazing what mowers will stand.
My last motor mower (victa) ran for years with a head gasket that i’d cut out of the back of a Weet-Bix packet.
I use a Scott push-it-or-it-don’t-work cylinder mower now. Very small lawns – don’t justify a motor mower. and it gives a very nice cut.
Ummm.. blue couch, and some broader-leaved stuff – kikuyu?
Divine Angel said:
No, but mad geos’ farts are a pretty good imitation.
I don’t think WMD were developed by mad geologists.
mcgoon said:
Ian said:
transition said:
>Muffster mowing the lawnsthat undercarriage (cutter guard) has two bits of flat welded to guard running back-to-front, the welds crack away, so in that picture it’s been hanging down on the disc/blades for a long time cutting in out.
She’ll be right
It’s amazing what mowers will stand.
My last motor mower (victa) ran for years with a head gasket that i’d cut out of the back of a Weet-Bix packet.
I use a Scott push-it-or-it-don’t-work cylinder mower now. Very small lawns – don’t justify a motor mower. and it gives a very nice cut.
Or do as the Italians do and concrete the lot.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Lots of commentators blame Cuba’s poverty on the US embargo. Sorry but the real cause was the complete absence of any semblance of a market economy.
If only they’d stayed capitalist like Haiti
mcgoon said:
Ta.
Michael V said:
mcgoon said:What type of grass?It’s amazing what mowers will stand.
My last motor mower (victa) ran for years with a head gasket that i’d cut out of the back of a Weet-Bix packet.
I use a Scott push-it-or-it-don’t-work cylinder mower now. Very small lawns – don’t justify a motor mower. and it gives a very nice cut.
Ummm.. blue couch, and some broader-leaved stuff – kikuyu?
We find our push-pull lawnmowers (yes, plural) don’t work so well on couch, but they are great for broad-leafed carpet grass.
Divine Angel said:
Brrrrrrraaaaapfth.
mcgoon said:
Divine Angel said:
I don’t think WMD were developed by mad geologists.
Where do think uranium comes from? Huh? Huh?
Ur anus, duh. It’s right there in the name.
Oops, excuse me.
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Lots of commentators blame Cuba’s poverty on the US embargo. Sorry but the real cause was the complete absence of any semblance of a market economy.
If only they’d stayed capitalist like Haiti
Yes, imagine the standard of living they’d be enjoying today, if they’d only had Papa Doc instead of Fidel at the helm.
Michael V said:
mcgoon said:Ta.
Michael V said:
What type of grass?Ummm.. blue couch, and some broader-leaved stuff – kikuyu?
We find our push-pull lawnmowers (yes, plural) don’t work so well on couch, but they are great for broad-leafed carpet grass.
our lawn mower got switched to a paddock mower last month and we got a new one, but both work fine on couch and buffalo grass
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Lots of commentators blame Cuba’s poverty on the US embargo. Sorry but the real cause was the complete absence of any semblance of a market economy.
If only they’d stayed capitalist like Haiti
I could have guessed you were a Papa Doc fanboi.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Not talking about petrol-powered mowers. Push-pull reel mowers.
Michael V said:
mcgoon said:Ta.Ummm.. blue couch, and some broader-leaved stuff – kikuyu?
We find our push-pull lawnmowers (yes, plural) don’t work so well on couch, but they are great for broad-leafed carpet grass.
our lawn mower got switched to a paddock mower last month and we got a new one, but both work fine on couch and buffalo grass
The nasty stuff seems to have gone to SEK for now…
A traffic controller has been struck by lightning and a teenager was hit by a falling tree in a severe storm which passed through south-east Queensland this afternoon.
More than 11,000 properties are without power and 40 power lines are down.
The severe storm cell, initially classified as “very dangerous”, brought heavy rain, hail and damaging winds to the region, including at least 3,300 lightning strikes.
Ian said:
The nasty stuff seems to have gone to SEK for now…A traffic controller has been struck by lightning and a teenager was hit by a falling tree in a severe storm which passed through south-east Queensland this afternoon.
More than 11,000 properties are without power and 40 power lines are down.
The severe storm cell, initially classified as “very dangerous”, brought heavy rain, hail and damaging winds to the region, including at least 3,300 lightning strikes.
But no fatal respiratory illnesses AFAIK.
It is somewhat remarkable, though, that a BAC like Cuba has a lower infant mortality rate than the USA (source CIA Fact book 2015).
Ian said:
The nasty stuff seems to have gone to SEK for now…A traffic controller has been struck by lightning and a teenager was hit by a falling tree in a severe storm which passed through south-east Queensland this afternoon.
More than 11,000 properties are without power and 40 power lines are down.
The severe storm cell, initially classified as “very dangerous”, brought heavy rain, hail and damaging winds to the region, including at least 3,300 lightning strikes.
It’s sweet, sibeen’s here… we’ll have him plug the lights back in
Ian said:
More than 11,000 properties are without power and 40 power lines are down.
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cool story bro…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Ian said:More than 11,000 properties are without power and 40 power lines are down.
\
cool story bro…
roffle…
Divine Angel said:
Ian said:
The nasty stuff seems to have gone to SEK for now…A traffic controller has been struck by lightning and a teenager was hit by a falling tree in a severe storm which passed through south-east Queensland this afternoon.
More than 11,000 properties are without power and 40 power lines are down.
The severe storm cell, initially classified as “very dangerous”, brought heavy rain, hail and damaging winds to the region, including at least 3,300 lightning strikes.
But no fatal respiratory illnesses AFAIK.
No rye grass in central Aussie.
On the ABC news, talking education head, apparently countries that have scored better than Australia have a testing culture where our education is more broad based. I think that is education speak for they can’t do maths or spell well but at least they don’t pick on transvestites. That’s the way to build an advantage when your country can’t offer low wages.
AwesomeO said:
On the ABC news, talking education head, apparently countries that have scored better than Australia have a testing culture where our education is more broad based. I think that is education speak for they can’t do maths or spell well but at least they don’t pick on transvestites. That’s the way to build an advantage when your country can’t offer low wages.
:)
They stopped all harvesting while the front comes through. Apparently winds may be a fire risk.
No rain in it.
AwesomeO said:
On the ABC news, talking education head, apparently countries that have scored better than Australia have a testing culture where our education is more broad based. I think that is education speak for they can’t do maths or spell well but at least they don’t pick on transvestites. That’s the way to build an advantage when your country can’t offer low wages.
(insert why cant we have both gif)
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Ian said:More than 11,000 properties are without power and 40 power lines are down.
\
cool story bro…
That thing still happily grazing?
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
On the ABC news, talking education head, apparently countries that have scored better than Australia have a testing culture where our education is more broad based. I think that is education speak for they can’t do maths or spell well but at least they don’t pick on transvestites. That’s the way to build an advantage when your country can’t offer low wages.(insert why cant we have both gif)
Ian said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Ian said:More than 11,000 properties are without power and 40 power lines are down.
\
cool story bro…
That thing still happily grazing?
Yeah. Seems to have problems digesting however.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
On the ABC news, talking education head, apparently countries that have scored better than Australia have a testing culture where our education is more broad based. I think that is education speak for they can’t do maths or spell well but at least they don’t pick on transvestites. That’s the way to build an advantage when your country can’t offer low wages.(insert why cant we have both gif)
That’s the spirit, nothing to see, all good, move on.
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
On the ABC news, talking education head, apparently countries that have scored better than Australia have a testing culture where our education is more broad based. I think that is education speak for they can’t do maths or spell well but at least they don’t pick on transvestites. That’s the way to build an advantage when your country can’t offer low wages.(insert why cant we have both gif)
Yeah why can’t we have low wages AND pick on transvestites?
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Other places can make their own cars. Places with deplorable economies compared to ours.
Honestly. how difficult is it to have a functional and user friendly website?
A bit silly to refer people from one site to another, especially when a main function has been left off the website. Not particularly smart.
dv said:
party_pants said:
AwesomeO said:
On the ABC news, talking education head, apparently countries that have scored better than Australia have a testing culture where our education is more broad based. I think that is education speak for they can’t do maths or spell well but at least they don’t pick on transvestites. That’s the way to build an advantage when your country can’t offer low wages.(insert why cant we have both gif)
Yeah why can’t we have low wages AND pick on transvestites?
We’d have to be a banana republic for that.
roughbarked said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Other places can make their own cars. Places with deplorable economies compared to ours.
thing is other countries have much better build quality than australia ever did.
monkey skipper said:
Honestly. how difficult is it to have a functional and user friendly website?A bit silly to refer people from one site to another, especially when a main function has been left off the website. Not particularly smart.
Extra click dollars.
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
With Abbott our little Hitler
roughbarked said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Other places can make their own cars. Places with deplorable economies compared to ours.
Germany, with a non-deplorable advanced economy, is the world’s biggest car exporting nation.
JudgeMental said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Other places can make their own cars. Places with deplorable economies compared to ours.
thing is other countries have much better build quality than australia ever did.
We did model ours on yank tanks though.
Ian said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
With Abbott our little Hitler
Mark my words, he’ll be back to annoy us again yet.
roughbarked said:
Ian said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
With Abbott our little Hitler
Mark my words, he’ll be back to annoy us again yet.
forgotten but not gone
dv said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Other places can make their own cars. Places with deplorable economies compared to ours.
Germany, with a non-deplorable advanced economy, is the world’s biggest car exporting nation.
Yeah, we know that.
But again, they never stopped making cars. We have stopped heaps of times.
There is no reason why we couldn’t turn our iron ore into cars if we were able to compete on the world market.
https://www.chinchillanews.com.au/news/gay-panic-defence-be-dumped-queensland-law/3117627/
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/gay-panic-defence-to-be-abolished-in-queensland/8081036
After years of delays, the Queensland Government today announced it will abolish what has become known as the ‘gay panic’ defence. Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath announced that the Government today introduced legislation to exclude unwanted homosexual advance as a partial defence for murder. South Australia still has not committed to reforming the law, despite it being the only state remaining where this type of provocation defence can still be used.
After years of delays, the Queensland Government is to abolish what’s become known as the ‘gay panic’ defence.
The Attorney General Yvette D’Ath says the Government will introduce legislation to exclude unwanted homosexual advance as a partial defence for murder.
The case law precedent lets people accused of murder claim that a sexual approach by a gay person “provoked them” to kill.
—-
roughbarked said:
dv said:
roughbarked said:Other places can make their own cars. Places with deplorable economies compared to ours.
Germany, with a non-deplorable advanced economy, is the world’s biggest car exporting nation.
Yeah, we know that.
But again, they never stopped making cars. We have stopped heaps of times.There is no reason why we couldn’t turn our iron ore into cars if we were able to compete on the world market.
we are competing with asia, germany isn’t.
Typical rubbish from uk gov.
http://indyref2.scot/foreign-office-ridiculed-after-embarrassing-forth-bridge-blunder
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Australia’s comparative advantage is not in manufacturing. Far better to concentrate on high value added service industries.
JudgeMental said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:Germany, with a non-deplorable advanced economy, is the world’s biggest car exporting nation.
Yeah, we know that.
But again, they never stopped making cars. We have stopped heaps of times.There is no reason why we couldn’t turn our iron ore into cars if we were able to compete on the world market.
we are competing with asia, germany isn’t.
In what sense is Germany not competing with Asia?
Germany exports cars TO China ffs
Ian said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Ian said:More than 11,000 properties are without power and 40 power lines are down.
\
cool story bro…
That thing still happily grazing?
fixed, i believe
dv said:
https://www.chinchillanews.com.au/news/gay-panic-defence-be-dumped-queensland-law/3117627/http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/gay-panic-defence-to-be-abolished-in-queensland/8081036
After years of delays, the Queensland Government today announced it will abolish what has become known as the ‘gay panic’ defence. Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath announced that the Government today introduced legislation to exclude unwanted homosexual advance as a partial defence for murder. South Australia still has not committed to reforming the law, despite it being the only state remaining where this type of provocation defence can still be used.
After years of delays, the Queensland Government is to abolish what’s become known as the ‘gay panic’ defence.
The Attorney General Yvette D’Ath says the Government will introduce legislation to exclude unwanted homosexual advance as a partial defence for murder.
The case law precedent lets people accused of murder claim that a sexual approach by a gay person “provoked them” to kill.
—-
Surely we should be able to out slap most gay provokers.
It is the macho-arse-fuckers we should be allowed to kill.
JudgeMental said:
roughbarked said:
dv said:Germany, with a non-deplorable advanced economy, is the world’s biggest car exporting nation.
Yeah, we know that.
But again, they never stopped making cars. We have stopped heaps of times.There is no reason why we couldn’t turn our iron ore into cars if we were able to compete on the world market.
we are competing with asia, germany isn’t.
There’s a point. Though we could have been making Toyota and Mitsubishi still, if we had dropped Ford and Holden thirty years ago.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Australia’s comparative advantage is not in manufacturing.
My point is that with better training and emphasis on design, it could be.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Australia’s comparative advantage is not in manufacturing. Far better to concentrate on high value added service industries.
how do we export that, in your words.
dv said:
JudgeMental said:
roughbarked said:Yeah, we know that.
But again, they never stopped making cars. We have stopped heaps of times.There is no reason why we couldn’t turn our iron ore into cars if we were able to compete on the world market.
we are competing with asia, germany isn’t.
In what sense is Germany not competing with Asia?
Germany exports cars TO China ffs
and they export them to australia. and asia exports to europe. but not in the quantites that they do in their own respective markets. how many german cars, compared to asian do you see in aus? it is mainly a “status” thing here to own a beamer or audi etc. yet mercs are taxis in the german sphere.
dv said:
Mercedes are the go to status car all throughout Asia.
JudgeMental said:
roughbarked said:Yeah, we know that.
But again, they never stopped making cars. We have stopped heaps of times.There is no reason why we couldn’t turn our iron ore into cars if we were able to compete on the world market.
we are competing with asia, germany isn’t.
In what sense is Germany not competing with Asia?
Germany exports cars TO China ffs
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Ian said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:cool story bro…
That thing still happily grazing?
fixed, i believe
Probably put in new ones, eh?
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Australia’s comparative advantage is not in manufacturing.
My point is that with better training and emphasis on design, it could be.
I don’t think you understand what comparative advantage means.
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
I think we should do whatever Germany’s done, apart from the genocide thing. High wages, high skills, strong exports based on a reputation for excellence. Germany has ten times China’s net exports per capita. Australia is never going to be a China but we can aim to be a little Germany.
Australia’s comparative advantage is not in manufacturing.
My point is that with better training and emphasis on design, it could be.
I think all of that already exists here. It is more that nobody has been game to take it on.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Ian said:That thing still happily grazing?
fixed, i believe
Probably put in new ones, eh?
yeah, shipped in from WA was the rumour
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
JudgeMental said:we are competing with asia, germany isn’t.
In what sense is Germany not competing with Asia?
Germany exports cars TO China ffs
and they export them to australia. and asia exports to europe. but not in the quantites that they do in their own respective markets. how many german cars, compared to asian do you see in aus? it is mainly a “status” thing here to own a beamer or audi etc. yet mercs are taxis in the german sphere.
Mercs are as cheap as chips in Germany.
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Australia’s comparative advantage is not in manufacturing.
My point is that with better training and emphasis on design, it could be.
I don’t think you understand what comparative advantage means.
We do. And that’s a fact.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:fixed, i believe
Probably put in new ones, eh?
yeah, shipped in from WA was the rumour
roughbarked said:
Mercs are as cheap as chips in Germany.
Germany has tariffs that support local manufacturing of cars.
Witty Rejoinder said:
roughbarked said:Mercs are as cheap as chips in Germany.
Germany has tariffs that support local manufacturing of cars.
Always has had. I know a bloke who bought his merc in Germany, shipped it to America, drove it around the states and still shipped it back to Australia way cheaper than he could have bought it here.
roughbarked said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
I don’t think you understand what comparative advantage means.
We do. And that’s a fact.
Do me a favour and read this:
http://www.economicsonline.co.uk/Global_economics/Comparative_advantage.html
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Australia’s comparative advantage is not in manufacturing.
My point is that with better training and emphasis on design, it could be.
I don’t think you understand what comparative advantage means.
Seems unlikely
roughbarked said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
roughbarked said:Mercs are as cheap as chips in Germany.
Germany has tariffs that support local manufacturing of cars.
Always has had. I know a bloke who bought his merc in Germany, shipped it to America, drove it around the states and still shipped it back to Australia way cheaper than he could have bought it here.
he’s lying…
Witty Rejoinder said:
roughbarked said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
I don’t think you understand what comparative advantage means.
We do. And that’s a fact.
Do me a favour and read this:
http://www.economicsonline.co.uk/Global_economics/Comparative_advantage.html
Shall do but first I will say this. Australia has always had so much disposable income that has been not spent on attempting to use as an advantageous investment but rather on importing luxury goods.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Germany has tariffs that support local manufacturing of cars.
Always has had. I know a bloke who bought his merc in Germany, shipped it to America, drove it around the states and still shipped it back to Australia way cheaper than he could have bought it here.
he’s lying…
No. He did it in the late sixties.
roughbarked said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
roughbarked said:We do. And that’s a fact.
Do me a favour and read this:
http://www.economicsonline.co.uk/Global_economics/Comparative_advantage.html
Shall do but first I will say this. Australia has always had so much disposable income that has been not spent on attempting to use as an advantageous investment but rather on importing luxury goods.
That’s not comparative advantage.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:Always has had. I know a bloke who bought his merc in Germany, shipped it to America, drove it around the states and still shipped it back to Australia way cheaper than he could have bought it here.
he’s lying…
No. He did it in the late sixties.
statement still stands.
even more so
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Do me a favour and read this:
http://www.economicsonline.co.uk/Global_economics/Comparative_advantage.html
Shall do but first I will say this. Australia has always had so much disposable income that has been not spent on attempting to use as an advantageous investment but rather on importing luxury goods.
That’s not comparative advantage.
I know. That’s why I said it.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:he’s lying…
No. He did it in the late sixties.
statement still stands.
even more so
You have to have money and know how to make it more money.
This is as equally informative:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparative_advantage
I know a bloke who bought a Mercedes in the US and shipped it to Germany and drove it around Europe before shipping it to Australia where he crashed it into a truck of plasma TVs, and he had no insurance, and it still turned out to be cheaper than buying it here…
No virtuous triangle in Australia which is why it was left alone for so long, arse end of anywhere and nothing here to take anywhere else to make it worthwhile. And if our dirt isn’t selling that doesn’t leave much else.
And one thing that does get foreign money at the moment is education but looks like that is being workshopped to death when Khazakstan posts better scores.
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:Shall do but first I will say this. Australia has always had so much disposable income that has been not spent on attempting to use as an advantageous investment but rather on importing luxury goods.
That’s not comparative advantage.
I know. That’s why I said it.
You say an awful lot, you would benefit from posting less and thinking more. There is no competition to post a reply to every post in VBT.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:No. He did it in the late sixties.
statement still stands.
even more so
You have to have money and know how to make it more money.
what has that got to do with the fact that transport costs would be more than buying a car locally in the 60s?…
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:That’s not comparative advantage.
I know. That’s why I said it.
You say an awful lot, you would benefit from posting less and thinking more. There is no competition to post a reply to every post in VBT.
brain in neutral, mouth in top gear syndrome…
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:
AwesomeO said:That’s not comparative advantage.
I know. That’s why I said it.
You say an awful lot, you would benefit from posting less and thinking more. There is no competition to post a reply to every post in VBT.
You say that a lot too and yet most of your posts are about crap.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:statement still stands.
even more so
You have to have money and know how to make it more money.
what has that got to do with the fact that transport costs would be more than buying a car locally in the 60s?…
Tax savings everywhere.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
AwesomeO said:
roughbarked said:I know. That’s why I said it.
You say an awful lot, you would benefit from posting less and thinking more. There is no competition to post a reply to every post in VBT.
brain in neutral, mouth in top gear syndrome…
Not that you aren’t a motormouth.
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:You have to have money and know how to make it more money.
what has that got to do with the fact that transport costs would be more than buying a car locally in the 60s?…
Tax savings everywhere.
you will still be paying tax on importing it from the US sorry to tell you..
Have we discussed this today?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/rules-tightened-on-amputee-prosthetics-in-sa/8080966
(I’ve only just got here)
buffy said:
Have we discussed this today?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/rules-tightened-on-amputee-prosthetics-in-sa/8080966
(I’ve only just got here)
i’ll go out on a limb and say, no.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
roughbarked said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:what has that got to do with the fact that transport costs would be more than buying a car locally in the 60s?…
Tax savings everywhere.
you will still be paying tax on importing it from the US sorry to tell you..
I didn’t. He did.
He bequeathed the car to his adopted son. As well as a Macadamia farm on the north coast.
Australians everywhere make heaps of moolah and have many holidays overseas. Retire as millionaires too.
They don’t do that by spending it on tax.
buffy said:
Have we discussed this today?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/rules-tightened-on-amputee-prosthetics-in-sa/8080966
(I’ve only just got here)
bugger..
I’ve got an appointment with Stephen on the 12th
buffy said:
Have we discussed this today?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/rules-tightened-on-amputee-prosthetics-in-sa/8080966
(I’ve only just got here)
No. That’s news to me.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
buffy said:Have we discussed this today?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/rules-tightened-on-amputee-prosthetics-in-sa/8080966
(I’ve only just got here)
bugger..
I’ve got an appointment with Stephen on the 12th
Hope he cam simply adjust the old one.
Duct tape, surely.
Divine Angel said:
Duct tape, surely.
How’s the fluid situation?
Divine Angel said:
How’s the fluid situation?
down to 2kg now.
once I get my night-time bgl sorted, that should come off pretty quick though
2kg is a lot better than it was!
Divine Angel said:
2kg is a lot better than it was!
much better.
it was getting hard to breathe
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
2kg is a lot better than it was!
much better.
it was getting hard to breathe
This is true. Hope you can keep it down.
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
2kg is a lot better than it was!
much better.
it was getting hard to breathe
Luckily you weren’t also in Melbourne during the thunderstorm asthma dealy.
Divine Angel said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
2kg is a lot better than it was!
much better.
it was getting hard to breathe
Luckily you weren’t also in Melbourne
during the thunderstorm asthma dealy.
*fixed :P
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:much better.
it was getting hard to breathe
Luckily you weren’t also in Melbourne
during the thunderstorm asthma dealy.
*fixed :P
Fair point, well made.
i seem to have developed a liking for Hard Quiz.
Whohoo, one of my favourite movies is on tonight, Urban gets Dredds mouth down perfect.
DREDD
In a violent, futuristic city where the police have the authority to act as judge, jury and executioner, a cop teams with a trainee to take down a gang that deals the reality-altering drug, SLO-MO. Starring Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby and Lena Headey. (From the US) (Movie) (Action) (2012) MA(D,V)
SBS2
10:15pm – 12:00am
Divine Angel said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Divine Angel said:
2kg is a lot better than it was!
much better.
it was getting hard to breathe
Luckily you weren’t also in Melbourne during the thunderstorm asthma dealy.
luckily asthma doesn’t really affect me.
was out harvesting, baleing and running around in an oven full of grain last week
still shaking chaff out of my boots and bits of clothing
AwesomeO said:
Whohoo, one of my favourite movies is on tonight, Urban gets Dredds mouth down perfect.DREDD
In a violent, futuristic city where the police have the authority to act as judge, jury and executioner, a cop teams with a trainee to take down a gang that deals the reality-altering drug, SLO-MO. Starring Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby and Lena Headey. (From the US) (Movie) (Action) (2012) MA(D,V)
SBS2
10:15pm – 12:00am
Better than Sly?
buffy said:
i seem to have developed a liking for Hard Quiz.
someone else mentioned it a few days ago.
buffy said:
i seem to have developed a liking for Hard Quiz.
I’ve only seen one episode and the person’s special subject was The Simpsons. Pfft, that wasn’t hard at all!
Divine Angel said:
buffy said:i seem to have developed a liking for Hard Quiz.
I’ve only seen one episode and the person’s special subject was The Simpsons. Pfft, that wasn’t hard at all!
I am yet to watch it, I doubt I would find it that exciting.
dv said:
AwesomeO said:
Whohoo, one of my favourite movies is on tonight, Urban gets Dredds mouth down perfect.DREDD
In a violent, futuristic city where the police have the authority to act as judge, jury and executioner, a cop teams with a trainee to take down a gang that deals the reality-altering drug, SLO-MO. Starring Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby and Lena Headey. (From the US) (Movie) (Action) (2012) MA(D,V)
SBS2
10:15pm – 12:00amBetter than Sly?
How could they stuff that movie up so bad, they had some of the cool elements, the wastelands, the Angel gang, Dredd as a character, it should have been great.
Sly was a mistake though, they were thinking action hero, all buffed up and muscles which influenced where they went. They should have been thinking more blade runner mega city and robocop vibe.
But Urban nails it.
Divine Angel said:
buffy said:i seem to have developed a liking for Hard Quiz.
I’ve only seen one episode and the person’s special subject was The Simpsons. Pfft, that wasn’t hard at all!
I didn’t even see that one but yes. it was me who mentioned hard quiz.
Divine Angel said:
buffy said:i seem to have developed a liking for Hard Quiz.
I’ve only seen one episode and the person’s special subject was The Simpsons. Pfft, that wasn’t hard at all!
Someone did Chronicles of Narnia tonight.
AwesomeO said:
Whohoo, one of my favourite movies is on tonight, Urban gets Dredds mouth down perfect.DREDD
In a violent, futuristic city where the police have the authority to act as judge, jury and executioner, a cop teams with a trainee to take down a gang that deals the reality-altering drug, SLO-MO. Starring Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby and Lena Headey. (From the US) (Movie) (Action) (2012) MA(D,V)
SBS2
10:15pm – 12:00am
I’ve been rewatching the ‘Underworld’ films on 7Mate. I quite enjoy them despite their horrible reviews.
http://unicorngold.com/
Divine Angel said:
buffy said:i seem to have developed a liking for Hard Quiz.
I’ve only seen one episode and the person’s special subject was The Simpsons. Pfft, that wasn’t hard at all!
Not hard until you are live on TV.
Witty Rejoinder said:
AwesomeO said:
Whohoo, one of my favourite movies is on tonight, Urban gets Dredds mouth down perfect.DREDD
In a violent, futuristic city where the police have the authority to act as judge, jury and executioner, a cop teams with a trainee to take down a gang that deals the reality-altering drug, SLO-MO. Starring Karl Urban, Olivia Thirlby and Lena Headey. (From the US) (Movie) (Action) (2012) MA(D,V)
SBS2
10:15pm – 12:00amI’ve been rewatching the ‘Underworld’ films on 7Mate. I quite enjoy them despite their horrible reviews.
Yeah I don’t mind them either. Actually I rather like them. One of them had a bit of a monotonous blue palette though. I will be switching over from Independence Day shortly to watch tonight’s one, before switching over for Dredd.
Are there any old fashioned multicontestant quiz shows on now?
There was a funny JD ref in Expendables 3.
dv said:
There was a funny JD ref in Expendables 3.
About Sly? I watched The Expendables at my friends house in Melbourne, she has teenage kids and they said you got to watch this. At first I thought it was craptacular, then I started to realise it was one big piss take, after that I enjoyed it.
AwesomeO said:
dv said:
There was a funny JD ref in Expendables 3.About Sly? I watched The Expendables at my friends house in Melbourne, she has teenage kids and they said you got to watch this. At first I thought it was craptacular, then I started to realise it was one big piss take, after that I enjoyed it.
I think the best thing you can say is that it is unpretentious. It is exactly what you’d expect from the cast list.
But yes the ref I am referring to is when Mel is talking to Sly.
Stonebanks – “Come on Barney. What about The Hague, huh?
Barney – “I am The Hague.”
dv said:
AwesomeO said:
dv said:
There was a funny JD ref in Expendables 3.About Sly? I watched The Expendables at my friends house in Melbourne, she has teenage kids and they said you got to watch this. At first I thought it was craptacular, then I started to realise it was one big piss take, after that I enjoyed it.
I think the best thing you can say is that it is unpretentious. It is exactly what you’d expect from the cast list.
But yes the ref I am referring to is when Mel is talking to Sly.
Stonebanks – “Come on Barney. What about The Hague, huh?
Barney – “I am The Hague.”
as with all funnies; you have to be in the contextual moment.
Saint Andrews day today.
The womans built a wall.
I mentioned to some with PETA connections about the tallow in
Australian banknotes. And now there is a petition to remove it. That was quick.
sarahs mum said:
I mentioned to some with PETA connections about the tallow in
Australian banknotes. And now there is a petition to remove it. That was quick.
It’s also in butcher shops.
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
I mentioned to some with PETA connections about the tallow in
Australian banknotes. And now there is a petition to remove it. That was quick.
It’s also in butcher shops.
she doesn’t go there..
sarahs mum said:
I mentioned to some with PETA connections about the tallow in
Australian banknotes. And now there is a petition to remove it. That was quick.
Hippies have money now?
Is there tallow in Australian banknotes? If so, is there something wrong with that?
what tallow is in the notes?
sarahs mum said:
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
I mentioned to some with PETA connections about the tallow in
Australian banknotes. And now there is a petition to remove it. That was quick.
It’s also in butcher shops.
she doesn’t go there..
Understandable.
it’s ok SM looking myself.
Witty Rejoinder said:
sarahs mum said:
I mentioned to some with PETA connections about the tallow in
Australian banknotes. And now there is a petition to remove it. That was quick.
Hippies have money now?
When didn’t they?
btm said:
Is there tallow in Australian banknotes? If so, is there something wrong with that?
Probbaly matters if you are Hindu?
JudgeMental said:
what tallow is in the notes?
Its in the photopolymer. It is there to stop the notes from sticking together. It was revealed yesterday or the day before in the British press.
Peak Warming Man said:
sarahs mum said:
I mentioned to some with PETA connections about the tallow in
Australian banknotes. And now there is a petition to remove it. That was quick.
It’s also in butcher shops.
it’s also used to put the tyres on your car
JudgeMental said:
what tallow is in the notes?
candlewax_for forgeries?
it is used as a lubricant in the polymer beads used to make the notes. not much.
JudgeMental said:
it is used as a lubricant in the polymer beads used to make the notes. not much.
Hardly 1 cent.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/nov/29/bank-of-england-urged-to-make-new-5-note-vegan-friendly
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/anger-over-animal-fat-used-in-britian’s-new-polymer-currency/8077676
I’ll never eat money again
amazing that they are worried about a minuscule amount of tallow but don’t seem concerned about where the money has been before they get it.
Another reason to have a royal commission into banks.
JudgeMental said:
amazing that they are worried about a minuscule amount of tallow but don’t seem concerned about where the money has been before they get it.
They don’t call it ‘filthy lucre’ for nothing.
JudgeMental said:
amazing that they are worried about a minuscule amount of tallow but don’t seem concerned about where the money has been before they get it.
A very fair point.
Peak Warming Man said:
Another reason to have a royal commission into banks.
joseph was ok.
Peak Warming Man said:
Another reason to have a royal commission into banks.
Do you need more?
mcgoon said:
JudgeMental said:
amazing that they are worried about a minuscule amount of tallow but don’t seem concerned about where the money has been before they get it.
They don’t call it ‘filthy lucre’ for nothing.
Lettuce is likely to have salmonella in packages.
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Another reason to have a royal commission into banks.
joseph was ok.
great respect for the man.
Royal commission into the telecommunications industry as well as banks.
CrazyNeutrino said:
Royal commission into the telecommunications industry as well as banks.
How about into parliamentarian’s entitlements…
dv said:
CrazyNeutrino said:
Royal commission into the telecommunications industry as well as banks.How about into parliamentarian’s entitlements…
hmmm.
JudgeMental said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Another reason to have a royal commission into banks.
joseph was ok.
His diary of Cook’s voyage is a good read, he loved his calling.
So it looks like the Wests efforts to overthrow the Syrian government will fail.
The costs in human lives and misery will be wiped like a dirty arse by those who write books no doubt.
kii said:
roughbarked said:
sarahs mum said:funny when people say its a beautiful day I think of this.
Not many people know that band or album. Well done.
I know it :P and I once lived with a person who had it.
I can admit carving grooves in my vinyls by playing them on an HMV 8+8
OK, she had 8 watts per channel but she also tracked at 8 g.
Peak Warming Man said:
So it looks like the Wests efforts to overthrow the Syrian government will fail.
The costs in human lives and misery will be wiped like a dirty arse by those who write books no doubt.
Always so pessimistic.
transition said:
thanx rev for that incredible string band link~15min long that song too, like longer songs
have listen some more later, might get an album.
man, the string band were just incredible.
Peak Warming Man said:
So it looks like the Wests efforts to overthrow the Syrian government will fail.
The costs in human lives and misery will be wiped like a dirty arse by those who write books no doubt.
why, what happened?
sarahs mum said:
It’s a Beautiful Day is an American band formed in San Francisco, California, in 1967,https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It’s_a_Beautiful_Day
I was there with them. One of only two people to have at the time this album, in my town now known as a city. Similarly, the same two people were listening to the band known as Spirit.
The Rev Dodgson said:
transition said:
thanx rev for that incredible string band link~15min long that song too, like longer songs
have listen some more later, might get an album.
Glad you liked it.
They’re not everyone’s cup of tea, but I like them.
Likes are like when fingers find slots.
party_pants said:
Peak Warming Man said:
So it looks like the Wests efforts to overthrow the Syrian government will fail.
The costs in human lives and misery will be wiped like a dirty arse by those who write books no doubt.
why, what happened?
Well the rebels are losing, they look like losing Alepo, once that goes it’s all over red rover.
Depends what Trump does, I doubt he’s going to waste too much money on a crazy overseas adventure but he might do the opposite and get serious about it, who knows with The Donald.
Peak Warming Man said:
Another reason to have a royal commission into banks.
Which bank cancelled my ATM card without notification, making me waste hours visiting the bank twice, stuffing about online and on the phone in order to get a new one.
Finally sorted it today. I had to point out that I had Australian citizenship not Zimbabwean.
Useless fuckers.
2G was shut down today.
Peak Warming Man said:
2G was shut down today.
Yes there are various stories about people using their Nokias they bought in 2002 that are going to be negatively impacted.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
2G was shut down today.
Yes there are various stories about people using their Nokias they bought in 2002 that are going to be negatively impacted.
telstra sent me a free new phone.
Those Nokia3310 really were tough as guts though, I slid down about 50 metres of Mt Cook with one in my back pocket and it didn’t even flinch.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
2G was shut down today.
Yes there are various stories about people using their Nokias they bought in 2002 that are going to be negatively impacted.
Yes, I took my sister into Telstra today to get her 2g phone sorted.
They sorted it all out for nothing, but they were busier than a one armed paper hanger in an arse kicking contest.
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
dv said:
Those Nokia3310 really were tough as guts though, I slid down about 50 metres of Mt Cook with one in my back pocket and it didn’t even flinch.
yeah mr arts had one and ran over it a few times… it still ate bolts for breakfast
dv said:
Those Nokia3310 really were tough as guts though, I slid down about 50 metres of Mt Cook with one in my back pocket and it didn’t even flinch.
I spilt hot coffee all over mine. It behaved a bit erratically afterwards but still functioned.
dv said:
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
and probably the nurses and doctors do too…
dv said:
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
Yeah but you were oblivious to the consequences.
Arts said:
dv said:
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
and probably the nurses and doctors do too…
Oh yes.
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
Yeah but you were oblivious to the consequences.
There didn’t seem to be any consequences.
I wonder why they bother with the signs. I mean shit … people need mobile phones when they are in hospital more than they ever do otherwise.
dv said:
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
I had no such problems when I was in hospital. The nurses even found a charger when the battery was getting a bit flat and recharged it for me.
dv said:
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
Yeah but you were oblivious to the consequences.
There didn’t seem to be any consequences.
I wonder why they bother with the signs. I mean shit … people need mobile phones when they are in hospital more than they ever do otherwise.
it’s probably a ruse put there by the BIG TVHIRE companies to make you subscribe to their TV’s
party_pants said:
dv said:
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
I had no such problems when I was in hospital. The nurses even found a charger when the battery was getting a bit flat and recharged it for me.
Eh? That’s what I am saying. There were no problems. People just used them as a matter of course.
Workers at the German Creek coal mine have been on strike for 131 days over job security.
Peak Warming Man said:
Workers at the German Creek coal mine have been on strike for 131 days over job security.
You can’t make this stuff up
party_pants said:
dv said:
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
I had no such problems when I was in hospital. The nurses even found a charger when the battery was getting a bit flat and recharged it for me.
the only area they were definate about no mobile phone use was CU
dv said:
party_pants said:
dv said:
BTW … reminds me. When I was in hospitals there were signs up all over the place saying not to use your mobile devices but all the patients, including me, were using them all the time.
I had no such problems when I was in hospital. The nurses even found a charger when the battery was getting a bit flat and recharged it for me.
Eh? That’s what I am saying. There were no problems. People just used them as a matter of course.
Maybe the hospital you went to just haven’t got around to taking down the signs yet because nobody has signed the correct paperwork. Dunno really.
People kept disconnecting their life support to plug a phone charger in.
dv said:
Those Nokia3310 really were tough as guts though, I slid down about 50 metres of Mt Cook with one in my back pocket and it didn’t even flinch.
i swallowed mine. came out 2 days later. i’d missed two calls.
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
Those Nokia3310 really were tough as guts though, I slid down about 50 metres of Mt Cook with one in my back pocket and it didn’t even flinch.
i swallowed mine. came out 2 days later. i’d missed two calls.
and the weird thing was that your Snake record had been beaten
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
Those Nokia3310 really were tough as guts though, I slid down about 50 metres of Mt Cook with one in my back pocket and it didn’t even flinch.
i swallowed mine. came out 2 days later. i’d missed two calls.
OK. sometimes they work. ;)
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
Those Nokia3310 really were tough as guts though, I slid down about 50 metres of Mt Cook with one in my back pocket and it didn’t even flinch.
i swallowed mine. came out 2 days later. i’d missed two calls.
Probably from your proctologist.
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:
dv said:
Those Nokia3310 really were tough as guts though, I slid down about 50 metres of Mt Cook with one in my back pocket and it didn’t even flinch.
i swallowed mine. came out 2 days later. i’d missed two calls.
Probably from your proctologist.
apologizing for poking you in the eye last appointment…
Stumpy_seahorse said:
Peak Warming Man said:
JudgeMental said:i swallowed mine. came out 2 days later. i’d missed two calls.
Probably from your proctologist.
apologizing for poking you in the eye last appointment…
it certainly made my brown eye blue!
so, at the gym I watched the Bolt report… LOLOLOLOLOL
I should be away, dropping Dad off at the airport again. I wonder how much parking has gone up since this time last year.
Arts said:
so, at the gym I watched the Bolt report… LOLOLOLOLOL
he’s like pavlova, have every 10 years to remind you how sickly it is.
party_pants said:
I should be away, dropping Dad off at the airport again. I wonder how much parking has gone up since this time last year.
He’s a bit of a jetsetter your dad.
Arts said:
so, at the gym I watched the Bolt report… LOLOLOLOLOL
can’t.
found a nice one PWM, would suit you..
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/callington/farming-vehicles/ford-3000-tractor/1130093898
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
so, at the gym I watched the Bolt report… LOLOLOLOLOL
can’t.
well, it was good motivation.. he kind of riled me up a bit.. talking to Latham on the pro refugee protestors in Parliament and then about Trump
Stumpy_seahorse said:
found a nice one PWM, would suit you..http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/callington/farming-vehicles/ford-3000-tractor/1130093898
Nice but I don’t need one for slashing, the cattle look after that.
I need one with a front end loader.
When you add the cost of adding that and getting it here it gets to the price of a brand new Chinese one, but thanks for the thought.
Great pic. Romney looks so comfortable.
What are they eating? Piles of gold?
kii said:
What are they eating? Piles of gold?
I believe so
didn’t they hate each other a while ago?
Arts said:
didn’t they hate each other a while ago?
They hate each other still.
Peak Warming Man said:
Stumpy_seahorse said:
found a nice one PWM, would suit you..http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/callington/farming-vehicles/ford-3000-tractor/1130093898
Nice but I don’t need one for slashing, the cattle look after that.
I need one with a front end loader.
When you add the cost of adding that and getting it here it gets to the price of a brand new Chinese one, but thanks for the thought.
yeah, that’s at the more expensive end of the 2nd hand ones we saw, but it’s a tidy little umber
You looking for acreage, Stumps?
Arts said:
sarahs mum said:
Arts said:
so, at the gym I watched the Bolt report… LOLOLOLOLOL
can’t.
well, it was good motivation.. he kind of riled me up a bit.. talking to Latham on the pro refugee protestors in Parliament and then about Trump
That must have been extremely painful.
Peak Warming Man said:
You looking for acreage, Stumps?
yeah, did the rounds looking at a few this morning
woman she makin’ snacks’n coffee
ol’ halfway through a rolly, tired’n grumpy
hopin’ somebody say sumfin’ nasty
I could externalize all me troubles ya see
sharin’t ‘round yes a sort of equality
not really, been up too many night’n busy
yeah’t few full night sleep it’d fix me
lookin’ forward that summer proper ol’ be
midday siestas waste’t half the day
A/C goin’ yes or out under fav’ cedar tree
at moment temp swing nearin’ 30C
whateva, that time of year yes’s bit crazy
It’s -2.2°C. There’s a good chance of rain at the end of the week.
Working for 4 hours this morning…2hrs w/o customers and 2 with them scuttling around.
I am a bit tired this morning.
kii said:
It’s -2.2°C. There’s a good chance of rain at the end of the week.
Working for 4 hours this morning…2hrs w/o customers and 2 with them scuttling around.I am a bit tired this morning.
how about snow?
susurrate
PRONUNCIATION:
(SOO-suh-rayt)
MEANING:
verb intr.: To make a whispering or rustling sound.
ETYMOLOGY:
From Latin susurrare (to whisper or hum), of imitative origin. Earliest documented use: 1623.
USAGE:
“If it’s possible to susurrate visually then that’s what ‘Summer Nights at the Dollar Tree’ does. Lazy and slow and gentle, it feels just right.”
Mark Feeney; Robert Adams’s Striking Photos; Boston Globe (Massachusetts); Mar 2, 2016.
JudgeMental said:
susurratePRONUNCIATION:
(SOO-suh-rayt)MEANING:
verb intr.: To make a whispering or rustling sound.ETYMOLOGY:
From Latin susurrare (to whisper or hum), of imitative origin. Earliest documented use: 1623.USAGE:
“If it’s possible to susurrate visually then that’s what ‘Summer Nights at the Dollar Tree’ does. Lazy and slow and gentle, it feels just right.”
Mark Feeney; Robert Adams’s Striking Photos; Boston Globe (Massachusetts); Mar 2, 2016.
LOL
dv said:
kii said:
It’s -2.2°C. There’s a good chance of rain at the end of the week.
Working for 4 hours this morning…2hrs w/o customers and 2 with them scuttling around.I am a bit tired this morning.
how about snow?
Up in the north of the state they have snow. It’s not forecast for here, it just feels like snow.
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:
It’s -2.2°C. There’s a good chance of rain at the end of the week.
Working for 4 hours this morning…2hrs w/o customers and 2 with them scuttling around.I am a bit tired this morning.
how about snow?
Up in the north of the state they have snow. It’s not forecast for here, it just feels like snow.
It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas.
roflmfao
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-38153434
A jellyfish was handed to police in Australia under the mistaken belief it was a breast implant and possible evidence of a crime.
A concerned man submitted the “bagged and tagged circular object” to officers in Maroochydore, on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast late last week.
He feared it might have indicated a drowning or possibly a murder.
Peak Warming Man said:
*fixed
kii said:
dv said:how about snow?
Up in the north of the state they have snow. It’s not forecast for here, it just feels like snow.
It’s beginning to feel a lot like winter.*
A referendum in Switzerland on a question of whether nuclear power should be phased out has been decided in the negative, by 54% to 46%.
Not bad, not bad at all. Starbucks’ oatmeal with nuts and assorted dried fruit and no saucepan to wash up!
Better head off to work.
Coat….
Scarf….
Gloves ….
Spotted felt hat….
kii said:
Better head off to work.
Coat….
Scarf….
Gloves ….
Spotted felt hat….
picsorban
might buy this to try out
party_pants said:
I should be away, dropping Dad off at the airport again. I wonder how much parking has gone up since this time last year.
$11 night-time robbery
party_pants said:
party_pants said:
I should be away, dropping Dad off at the airport again. I wonder how much parking has gone up since this time last year.
$11 night-time robbery
the parking is not an incentive is it
Mnuchin? Weird name.
CrazyNeutrino said:
party_pants said:
party_pants said:
I should be away, dropping Dad off at the airport again. I wonder how much parking has gone up since this time last year.
$11 night-time robbery
the parking is not an incentive is it
I was complaining the other day about paying $6 for parking at the hospital. he suggested it would be cheaper to have my specialist appointments at the airport. Not so. I was there for a little less than an hour.
JudgeMental said:
susurratePRONUNCIATION:
(SOO-suh-rayt)MEANING:
verb intr.: To make a whispering or rustling sound.ETYMOLOGY:
From Latin susurrare (to whisper or hum), of imitative origin. Earliest documented use: 1623.USAGE:
“If it’s possible to susurrate visually then that’s what ‘Summer Nights at the Dollar Tree’ does. Lazy and slow and gentle, it feels just right.”
Mark Feeney; Robert Adams’s Striking Photos; Boston Globe (Massachusetts); Mar 2, 2016.
One of Terry Pratchett’s favourite words. Used a lot in the witches books.
And time for me to go to work.
Morning pilgrims, lovely cool day at the redoubt.
The Murray Cod farmer can now feed his fish for a bit longer. For an unknown reason, the manufacturer used the wrong hairspring metal alloy. All the hairsprings break.
Heading for a top of 30 today, with scorchers over the next few days.
Morning.
22.7°C and 69% RH. Clear and calm. Two bands of noisy rain last night. I doubt we got a millimetre overall. Cooled the place off though, which is nice.
Builders are not coming today. I’ll do other stuff. Other than watching out for what they are up to, that is. Probably moving some of my junk, and some mowing. I must say, the sweet potato vines are growing amazingly well,since I put them on the verge.
morning folks
Morning stumpy.
Still in the hostipal?
Michael V said:
Morning stumpy.Still in the hostipal?
nah, got out monday
Stumpy_seahorse said:
That’s good.
Michael V said:
Morning stumpy.Still in the hostipal?
nah, got out monday
Now: c…o…f…f…e…e…
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/low-carb-advice-lands-doctor-in-hot-water/8078748
Perhaps he is only being punished because he complained about hospital food…
sarahs mum said:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-30/low-carb-advice-lands-doctor-in-hot-water/8078748Perhaps he is only being punished because he complained about hospital food…
nah, It’s just Fettke
Morning. Clear sunny and warm in the Styx.
In other news, Rio et al are running at 210% margins on the dirt they’re digging up…pity no one thought of a tax or some such back a few years.
Daycare and doctors GMTS. Little Miss had hand, foot and mouth last week. She’s fine now. I drop her at daycare this morning only to be told I need a written clearance letter. Um, you could have told me that last week when I picked her up. Oh, the doctor should have told you… Well, he didn’t.
Luckily daycare bent the rules a bit and let her in today but I still have to pick her up early to take her back to the dr to get the stupid clearance letter that I didn’t know about!
And while I’m ranting, let’s add NFPs. So far I’ve heard “thanks but no thanks” and “We don’t deal with students” and one “here is a list of our collection points…” which means they’ve not actually read my email, just sent out a generic reply. I hate dealing with actual organisations, they’re more trouble than they’re worth.
dv said:
A referendum in Switzerland on a question of whether nuclear power should be phased out has been decided in the negative, by 54% to 46%.
I’m not sure that putting that sort of question to a referendum is a very good idea.
poikilotherm said:
In other news, Rio et al are running at 210% margins on the dirt they’re digging up…pity no one thought of a tax or some such back a few years.
Pffft. Who needs hospitals and roads and and schools anyway. Bloody lefty nonsense.
ruby said:
poikilotherm said:
In other news, Rio et al are running at 210% margins on the dirt they’re digging up…pity no one thought of a tax or some such back a few years.
Pffft. Who needs hospitals and roads and and schools anyway. Bloody lefty nonsense.
https://www.facebook.com/Channel4News/videos/10154292558496939/
poikilotherm said:
Morning. Clear sunny and warm in the Styx.In other news, Rio et al are running at 210% margins on the dirt they’re digging up…pity no one thought of a tax or some such back a few years.
What need do we have for a mining tax when our fair and responsible guv-mint is busy ensuring that back-packers pay their fair share of tax, and not 4.5% or even 1.5% less?
Merry Christmas.
Bubblecar said:
Merry Christmas.
This is truly a black eye for American foreign policy.
The United States has certainly racked up its fair share of embarrassing, hair-brained attempts to take down Fidel Castro over the past 60 years, but what happened this morning may have been our government’s most cringe-worthy attempt yet: The CIA just completely bungled an attempt to drop a piano on Castro’s funeral procession.
Wow. The CIA just proved that it cannot let its obsession with Castro go, and that as far as total incompetence goes, it’s at the top of the list.
According to intelligence sources, the CIA started to plan the dropping of a 400-pound Steinway on Castro’s remains the moment the agency was made aware of the Cuban leader’s passing. Agents devised a system where they would tie a piano to a helicopter and fly it above the funeral processional, but in a mortifying turn of events, the rope was reportedly cut too early, and the piano fell out of the sky and landed harmlessly 50 yards ahead of the march.
After a 200-foot drop out of the sky, the piano smashed against the pavement with a deafening combination of high and low musical notes, exposing the idiocy of both CIA agents and the United States for the world to see. At that point, eyewitnesses reported that Castro’s funeral parade paused momentarily, looked up to the sky in confusion, and then proceeded to walk right around the rubble, as if nothing had happened.
Yikes. The CIA was clearly trying to end with one successful mission after 630 failed attempts on Castro’s life, but just like always, they totally face-planted. How is America supposed to project democracy and non-interventionist policies to the world when we just got caught red-handed trying to smash a head of state’s corpse with an air-dropped piano? The hypocrisy is sickening.
Unfortunately, it looks like what intelligence officials were apparently calling “Operation Beethoven” is just one more dark spot on American-Cuban relations. Hopefully, our government can stay out of Cuba and dig ourselves out of this one, but knowing them, we’ll probably see more bungled attempts in the future.
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Merry Christmas.
Too soon.
I don’t know, I’ve had junk mail offering “Last Minute Gift Ideas” in recent weeks.
no true atheist would celebrate christmas.
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Merry Christmas.
Too soon.
I don’t know, I’ve had junk mail offering “Last Minute Gift Ideas” in recent weeks.
JudgeMental said:
no true atheist would celebrate christmas.
That’s a No True Scotsman fallacy.
JudgeMental said:
no true atheist would celebrate christmas.
yeah…
all athiests are on santa’s ‘naughty’ list…
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
no true atheist would celebrate christmas.
That’s a No True Scotsman fallacy.
No True Tasmanian would post such a response.
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
and one for SM
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Bubblecar said:
Merry Christmas.
Stop it.
attribute
Frances Dunlop
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Mz Tamb always did the cards. I have no idea who, where or how it’s all done.
Oh tamb :(
JudgeMental said:
and one for SM
:)
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Mz Tamb always did the cards. I have no idea who, where or how it’s all done.
That makes it tricky. No address book or suchlike to help you?
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Mz Tamb always did the cards. I have no idea who, where or how it’s all done.Oh tamb :(
:(
New age. You can wait for this years cards and give the people a call thanking them. And make a new list.
Or not.
You have facebook, tamb? Just send out a generic Merry Christmas on your facebook page.
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Mz Tamb always did the cards. I have no idea who, where or how it’s all done.
That makes it tricky. No address book or suchlike to help you?
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:Mz Tamb always did the cards. I have no idea who, where or how it’s all done.
Oh tamb :(
:(
New age. You can wait for this years cards and give the people a call thanking them. And make a new list.
Or not.
Tamb said:
No. Her memory was unbelievably good. Pretty much total recall. She’d just sit down & write the addresses from memory as well as putting in some remarks about the people’s family etc.
Then sarahs mum’s idea is probably best. Just send cards to those who send you cards, even if they end up being late.
Divine Angel said:
You have facebook, tamb? Just send out a generic Merry Christmas on your facebook page.
I just learned a new word: puisne.
I’m off out for some brunch, then shopping.
Divine Angel said:
I just learned a new word: puisne.
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:Oh tamb :(
:(
New age. You can wait for this years cards and give the people a call thanking them. And make a new list.
Or not.
I’m thinking of buying some cards & envelopes etc and sending them out as I receive cards from other people.
:)
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
I just learned a new word: puisne.
Not one you’d need all that often.
You never know where life will take you :)
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said:
Divine Angel said:Oh tamb :(
:(
New age. You can wait for this years cards and give the people a call thanking them. And make a new list.
Or not.
I’m thinking of buying some cards & envelopes etc and sending them out as I receive cards from other people.
:)
Start a list in the back leaf of your address book..
Divine Angel said:
Tamb said:
Divine Angel said:
I just learned a new word: puisne.
Not one you’d need all that often.You never know where life will take you :)
sarahs mum said:
Tamb said:
sarahs mum said::(
New age. You can wait for this years cards and give the people a call thanking them. And make a new list.
Or not.
I’m thinking of buying some cards & envelopes etc and sending them out as I receive cards from other people.:)
Start a list in the back leaf of your address book..
Divine Angel said:
I just learned a new word: puisne.
A most inferior word.
Not like sachem.
Sachem is a word to look up to and respect.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Divine Angel said:
I just learned a new word: puisne.
A most inferior word.
Not like sachem.
Sachem is a word to look up to and respect.
So the flight distance for this crashed plane was greater than the manufactures design range.
Someone’s blundered.
The Santanic Versus is a strange, strange novel…
Here ends my book report…
or The Satanic Verses even…
Tamb said:
:( :(
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Mz Tamb always did the cards. I have no idea who, where or how it’s all done.
diddly-squat said:
The Santanic Versus is a strange, strange novel…
Here ends my book report…
Satanic versus Superman
Divine Angel said:
I just learned a new word: puisne.
Is it related to the word that DV used earlier? Something to do with fish I think………
so what odds are we paying for Obeid doing time?
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
I just learned a new word: puisne.
Is it related to the word that DV used earlier? Something to do with fish I think………
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Getting into the spirit of the season, I also got a small banjo ham (1.5kg).
Where’s DA?
Xzavier from the GC….
http://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/lifestyle/mum-calls-for-gold-coast-council-to-remove-metal-slides-after-he-sons-foot-burnt/news-story/12eff7c7462ec6dc7dc05f3ed4696266?nk=278f66a32ec508d4382ce70c5e8312d6-1480556250
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Getting into the spirit of the season, I also got a small banjo ham (1.5kg).
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Getting into the spirit of the season, I also got a small banjo ham (1.5kg).
yeah, we’re onto our 3rd ham here, not bad at about $7/kg
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:
Bubblecar said:
Reminds me, I’d better get some Xmas cards while shopping today, and post them on Monday.
Getting into the spirit of the season, I also got a small banjo ham (1.5kg).
`I also got a small banjo ham` Billy Connolly?
Apparently he had to give up the banjo last year, ‘cos of Parkinson’s.
Bubblecar said:
Tamb said:
Bubblecar said:Getting into the spirit of the season, I also got a small banjo ham (1.5kg).
`I also got a small banjo ham` Billy Connolly?
Apparently he had to give up the banjo last year, ‘cos of Parkinson’s.
Didn’t you have a growth removed?
dv said:
Didn’t you have a growth removed?
She’s having a full body inspection soon.
dv said:
Didn’t you have a growth removed?
Oh yes. It was a melanoma on my arm. Edges clear on pathology. Stitches came out yesterday. Nice scar forming now. Next week I have an appointment for a full skin checkup. Should be fun. I don’t know of any other marks that are suspicious on my body. I’ve got the classic burn and never brown Scottish/Irish/English skin mix that’s been in Australia for 5 generations on one side. Not really long enough for evolution to be useful. I’ve read the dermatology guidelines etc. (That took some time!) Both of my parents have had single melanomas removed years and years ago, and they are 84 and 86 now, so to be honest I don’t have much worry going on.
I’m angry with my parents MV for not planning better for their decrepitude. I am leaving things to my Melbourne brother now who has been quite unhelpful in helping to get them organized to date.
buffy said:
dv said:
Didn’t you have a growth removed?
Oh yes. It was a melanoma on my arm. Edges clear on pathology. Stitches came out yesterday. Nice scar forming now. Next week I have an appointment for a full skin checkup. Should be fun. I don’t know of any other marks that are suspicious on my body. I’ve got the classic burn and never brown Scottish/Irish/English skin mix that’s been in Australia for 5 generations on one side. Not really long enough for evolution to be useful. I’ve read the dermatology guidelines etc. (That took some time!) Both of my parents have had single melanomas removed years and years ago, and they are 84 and 86 now, so to be honest I don’t have much worry going on.
I’m angry with my parents MV for not planning better for their decrepitude. I am leaving things to my Melbourne brother now who has been quite unhelpful in helping to get them organized to date.
I assume this has changed your mind about avoiding sunscreen.
buffy said:
dv said:
Didn’t you have a growth removed?
Oh yes. It was a melanoma on my arm. Edges clear on pathology. Stitches came out yesterday. Nice scar forming now. Next week I have an appointment for a full skin checkup. Should be fun. I don’t know of any other marks that are suspicious on my body. I’ve got the classic burn and never brown Scottish/Irish/English skin mix that’s been in Australia for 5 generations on one side. Not really long enough for evolution to be useful. I’ve read the dermatology guidelines etc. (That took some time!) Both of my parents have had single melanomas removed years and years ago, and they are 84 and 86 now, so to be honest I don’t have much worry going on.
I’m angry with my parents MV for not planning better for their decrepitude. I am leaving things to my Melbourne brother now who has been quite unhelpful in helping to get them organized to date.
How decrepit are they?
Are they identical twins, ds?
btm said:
Are they identical twins, ds?
most likely, but we’ve never had them genetically tested…
they do look very similar and they also exhibit some mirror characteristics; for instance one of left handed, one right; hair twirls in opposite directions, etc… and that is more common in identical twins than in fraternal twins
diddly-squat said:
most likely, but we’ve never had them genetically tested…
BTW that’s weird af. I could not stand not knowing.
dv said:
diddly-squat said:most likely, but we’ve never had them genetically tested…
BTW that’s weird af. I could not stand not knowing.
Didn’t need to bother with my youngest siblings, since one’s a brother and the other’s a sister.
Lunch: a ham salad served with ancient grains bread. I’m off to prepare it.
Kothos has twins and he also does not know whether they are monozygs
buffy said:
dv said:
Didn’t you have a growth removed?
Oh yes. It was a melanoma on my arm. Edges clear on pathology. Stitches came out yesterday. Nice scar forming now. Next week I have an appointment for a full skin checkup. Should be fun. I don’t know of any other marks that are suspicious on my body. I’ve got the classic burn and never brown Scottish/Irish/English skin mix that’s been in Australia for 5 generations on one side. Not really long enough for evolution to be useful. I’ve read the dermatology guidelines etc. (That took some time!) Both of my parents have had single melanomas removed years and years ago, and they are 84 and 86 now, so to be honest I don’t have much worry going on.
I’m angry with my parents MV for not planning better for their decrepitude. I am leaving things to my Melbourne brother now who has been quite unhelpful in helping to get them organized to date.
I am glad it is healing well. :) I have the same skin type as my mother had. She was always having things burned off or excised. But she was always in the sun more than I.
dv said:
diddly-squat said:most likely, but we’ve never had them genetically tested…
BTW that’s weird af. I could not stand not knowing.
meh… what does it matter?
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
diddly-squat said:most likely, but we’ve never had them genetically tested…
BTW that’s weird af. I could not stand not knowing.
meh… what does it matter?
Well what does anything matter? I’d just want to know.
dv said:
diddly-squat said:
dv said:BTW that’s weird af. I could not stand not knowing.
meh… what does it matter?
Well what does anything matter? I’d just want to know.
more important thing to know then if the boys are MZ or DZ (or some bizarre mix of in between)
Bubblecar said:
Lunch: a ham salad served with ancient grains bread. I’m off to prepare it.
you and your paleo diet…
smh…
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
diddly-squat said:meh… what does it matter?
Well what does anything matter? I’d just want to know.
more important thing to know then if the boys are MZ or DZ (or some bizarre mix of in between)
*than
OTOH it is possible to know more than one thing, so learning this wouldn’t involve unlearning some other more important thing.
buffy said:
It’ll be what it is, unfortunately.
dv said:
Didn’t you have a growth removed?
Oh yes. It was a melanoma on my arm. Edges clear on pathology. Stitches came out yesterday. Nice scar forming now. Next week I have an appointment for a full skin checkup. Should be fun. I don’t know of any other marks that are suspicious on my body. I’ve got the classic burn and never brown Scottish/Irish/English skin mix that’s been in Australia for 5 generations on one side. Not really long enough for evolution to be useful. I’ve read the dermatology guidelines etc. (That took some time!) Both of my parents have had single melanomas removed years and years ago, and they are 84 and 86 now, so to be honest I don’t have much worry going on.
I’m angry with my parents MV for not planning better for their decrepitude. I am leaving things to my Melbourne brother now who has been quite unhelpful in helping to get them organized to date.
dv said:
diddly-squat said:
dv said:Well what does anything matter? I’d just want to know.
more important thing to know then if the boys are MZ or DZ (or some bizarre mix of in between)
*than
OTOH it is possible to know more than one thing, so learning this wouldn’t involve unlearning some other more important thing.
true dat
The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting Wednesday on the dire humanitarian situation in the Syrian city of Aleppo, which a UN official described as a “descent into hell.”
“For the sake of humanity, we call on, we plead with the parties and those with influence to do everything in their power to protect civilians and enable access to the besieged part of eastern Aleppo before it becomes one giant graveyard,” UN humanitarian chief Stephen O’Brien told council members during the meeting.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault called for the meeting a day earlier. He told Reuters that Syria’s brutal civil war, which has raged for almost six years, would not be resolved with one of the “biggest massacres on a civilian population since World War Two.”
Pressure on Russia
International calls are growing louder for a political solution to end the war — something that has evaded the Security Council for years, with Russia using its veto power as one of five permanent members to block resolutions.
Russia is the most powerful ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime and has carried out airstrikes since September 2015 to prop up the embattled leader. But Moscow has tried to distance itself from the current assault, saying Wednesday it hasn’t bombed the city since October 18.
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/30/middleeast/aleppo-syria-un-descent-into-hell/index.html
A little Bot Fly-esque, but worse I suppose.
dv said:
Not my experience, after reaching what I take is brain saturation. Things drop out when I learn new stuff, now.OTOH it is possible to know more than one thing, so learning this wouldn’t involve unlearning some other more important thing.
dv said:
Didn’t you have a growth removed?
Date: 1/12/2016 13:39:30
From: dv
ID: 990000
Subject: re: November Chat
Kothos has twins and he also does not know whether they are monozygs
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Afternoon all.
Tonight is the school’s Yr 6 graduation party. It’s outside with a live band and no marquee. Apart from the fact we’ve had thunderstorms yesterday and there are a load of them building to the west right now, I can’t imagine what could go wrong :)
I would rather get the 999999th…
pommiejohn said:
Afternoon all.Tonight is the school’s Yr 6 graduation party. It’s outside with a live band and no marquee. Apart from the fact we’ve had thunderstorms yesterday and there are a load of them building to the west right now, I can’t imagine what could go wrong :)
Well the band could suck
pommiejohn said:
Afternoon all.Tonight is the school’s Yr 6 graduation party. It’s outside with a live band and no marquee. Apart from the fact we’ve had thunderstorms yesterday and there are a load of them building to the west right now, I can’t imagine what could go wrong :)
Keep well away from the tallest kids.
dv said:
pommiejohn said:
Afternoon all.Tonight is the school’s Yr 6 graduation party. It’s outside with a live band and no marquee. Apart from the fact we’ve had thunderstorms yesterday and there are a load of them building to the west right now, I can’t imagine what could go wrong :)
Well the band could suck
I’m pretty sure the band will suck… I’m in it and we’ve only rehearsed once. I’ve been playing along to youtube videos only to find the singer wants them in a different key :)
pommiejohn said:
I’m pretty sure the band will suck… I’m in it and we’ve only rehearsed once. I’ve been playing along to youtube videos only to find the singer wants them in a different key :)
What’s on the song list?
Bubblecar said:
pommiejohn said:
I’m pretty sure the band will suck… I’m in it and we’ve only rehearsed once. I’ve been playing along to youtube videos only to find the singer wants them in a different key :)
What’s on the song list?
Err stuff that’s popular with kids:
Just Like Fire : Pink.
Happy: Farrell Williams
Price Tag; Jessie J
Hey Ya : Outkast
Que sera : Justice Crew ( My utter least favourite)
Some others I’ve forgotten :)
dv said:
pommiejohn said:
Afternoon all.Tonight is the school’s Yr 6 graduation party. It’s outside with a live band and no marquee. Apart from the fact we’ve had thunderstorms yesterday and there are a load of them building to the west right now, I can’t imagine what could go wrong :)
Well the band could suck
and of course there does exist the possibility that the child simply hasn’t done enough to graduate…
Bubblecar said:
pommiejohn said:
I’m pretty sure the band will suck… I’m in it and we’ve only rehearsed once. I’ve been playing along to youtube videos only to find the singer wants them in a different key :)
What’s on the song list?
Will there be dancing, the pride of erin, progressive barn dance and the like.
pommiejohn said:
Bubblecar said:
pommiejohn said:
I’m pretty sure the band will suck… I’m in it and we’ve only rehearsed once. I’ve been playing along to youtube videos only to find the singer wants them in a different key :)
What’s on the song list?
Err stuff that’s popular with kids:
Just Like Fire : Pink.
Happy: Farrell Williams
Price Tag; Jessie J
Hey Ya : Outkast
Que sera : Justice Crew ( My utter least favourite)Some others I’ve forgotten :)
You know a great party song that the kids will love? Cosby Sweater Hill Top Hoods.
AwesomeO said:
pommiejohn said:
Bubblecar said:What’s on the song list?
Err stuff that’s popular with kids:
Just Like Fire : Pink.
Happy: Farrell Williams
Price Tag; Jessie J
Hey Ya : Outkast
Que sera : Justice Crew ( My utter least favourite)Some others I’ve forgotten :)
You know a great party song that the kids will love?
Cosby SweaterNosebleed Section Hilltop Hoods.
AwesomeO said:
pommiejohn said:
Bubblecar said:What’s on the song list?
Err stuff that’s popular with kids:
Just Like Fire : Pink.
Happy: Farrell Williams
Price Tag; Jessie J
Hey Ya : Outkast
Que sera : Justice Crew ( My utter least favourite)Some others I’ve forgotten :)
You know a great party song that the kids will love? Cosby Sweater Hill Top Hoods.
Thanks for the tip, but it’s a bit late in the day to be learning new songs. Next time, if we ever get asked again
Blink 182 – Family Reunion
diddly-squat said:
dv said:
pommiejohn said:
Afternoon all.Tonight is the school’s Yr 6 graduation party. It’s outside with a live band and no marquee. Apart from the fact we’ve had thunderstorms yesterday and there are a load of them building to the west right now, I can’t imagine what could go wrong :)
Well the band could suck
and of course there does exist the possibility that the child simply hasn’t done enough to graduate…
Or everyone could get struck by lightning or ennui or something
Stumpy_seahorse said:
AwesomeO said:
pommiejohn said:Err stuff that’s popular with kids:
Just Like Fire : Pink.
Happy: Farrell Williams
Price Tag; Jessie J
Hey Ya : Outkast
Que sera : Justice Crew ( My utter least favourite)Some others I’ve forgotten :)
You know a great party song that the kids will love?
Cosby SweaterNosebleed Section Hilltop Hoods.
It’s a great song but needs a female singer to pull that one off, Cosby Sweater is simple and has a great audience participation bit.
pommiejohn said:
AwesomeO said:
pommiejohn said:Err stuff that’s popular with kids:
Just Like Fire : Pink.
Happy: Farrell Williams
Price Tag; Jessie J
Hey Ya : Outkast
Que sera : Justice Crew ( My utter least favourite)Some others I’ve forgotten :)
You know a great party song that the kids will love? Cosby Sweater Hill Top Hoods.
Thanks for the tip, but it’s a bit late in the day to be learning new songs. Next time, if we ever get asked again
You could try Country and/or Western…
all you need is 3 chords and the truth…
AwesomeO said:
pommiejohn said:
Bubblecar said:What’s on the song list?
Err stuff that’s popular with kids:
Just Like Fire : Pink.
Happy: Farrell Williams
Price Tag; Jessie J
Hey Ya : Outkast
Que sera : Justice Crew ( My utter least favourite)Some others I’ve forgotten :)
You know a great party song that the kids will love? Cosby Sweater Hill Top Hoods.
8-O
YASM
Stumpy_seahorse said:
AwesomeO said:
pommiejohn said:Err stuff that’s popular with kids:
Just Like Fire : Pink.
Happy: Farrell Williams
Price Tag; Jessie J
Hey Ya : Outkast
Que sera : Justice Crew ( My utter least favourite)Some others I’ve forgotten :)
You know a great party song that the kids will love?
Cosby SweaterNosebleed Section Hilltop Hoods.
Just googled them.. thanks for that.
I thought about Cake’s Nugget
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7hzGtmPb6M&spfreload=10
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UvAszEQlpTs
The Cosby Sweater
AwesomeO said:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UvAszEQlpTsThe Cosby Sweater
they haven’t changed much since I saw them 20 years ago, just a bigger stage
Note that CS does contain some adult references.
Then again so does Hey Ya.
dv said:
Note that CS does contain some adult references.Then again so does Hey Ya.
The singer vetoed my favourite : Get Lucky be Daft Punk.
great song, only four chords that never change all the way through easy to remember… sexual references that IMHO will go right over the heads of kids
“She’s up all night to have fun,
I’m up all night to get some,
I’m up all night to get lucky”
Surely “to get lucky” means to win the Lotto?
Divine Angel said:
Surely “to get lucky” means to win the Lotto?
Perzactly!
School pick up.
Later
You’ve probably seen Pentatonix a cappella Daft Punk medley, but I always wondered how much of it was studio effects.
But here they are doing it for a kid in hospital for the Make-a-wish foundation: no effects, no microphones even.
DA – did you see the article about the GC kid?
kii said:
DA – did you see the article about the GC kid?
The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
DA – did you see the article about the GC kid?
The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
That’s not a polite term, DA. You should say Spaswegian.
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
DA – did you see the article about the GC kid?
The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
Yep….Xzavier.
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
DA – did you see the article about the GC kid?
The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
Yep….Xzavier.
I noticed that, but they’re from Logan so that explains a lot.
Lordy!! looks like the Greens might backtrack on the governments 15% and pass it in the senate.
I also noticed neither the kid nor the mother were wearing a hat in the hot sun.
dv said:
You’ve probably seen Pentatonix a cappella Daft Punk medley, but I always wondered how much of it was studio effects.But here they are doing it for a kid in hospital for the Make-a-wish foundation: no effects, no microphones even.
awesome
Peak Warming Man said:
Lordy!! looks like the Greens might backtrack on the governments 15% and pass it in the senate.
Some kind of deal no doubt
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
DA – did you see the article about the GC kid?
The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
in fairness, do I think that metal slides are more dangerous than their plastic alternatives…
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
Yep….Xzavier.
I noticed that, but they’re from Logan so that explains a lot.
Was that really his name? Help.
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:Yep….Xzavier.
I noticed that, but they’re from Logan so that explains a lot.
Was that really his name? Help.
yes
dv said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
DA – did you see the article about the GC kid?
The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
That’s not a polite term, DA. You should say Spaswegian.
Oh sorry.
The kid who burned his foot because his Spaswegian was too retarded?
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
kii said:
DA – did you see the article about the GC kid?
The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
in fairness, do I think that metal slides are more dangerous than their plastic alternatives…
Well, if you apply common sense they’re not an issue.
Same goes for cutlery…
Divine Angel said:
I also noticed neither the kid nor the mother were wearing a hat in the hot sun.
Yep….stoopid Queenslanders…oh…wait…..*runs away *
kii said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
in fairness, do I think that metal slides are more dangerous than their plastic alternatives…
Well, if you apply common sense they’re not an issue.
unfortunately the level of common sense applied doesn’t change its physical properties – like hardness for instance… there are other materials that are better suited to building children’s play apparatus
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
I also noticed neither the kid nor the mother were wearing a hat in the hot sun.
Yep….stoopid Queenslanders…oh…wait…..*runs away *
at least we weren’t the ones that voted in Trump…
kii said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
in fairness, do I think that metal slides are more dangerous than their plastic alternatives…
Well, if you apply common sense they’re not an issue.
That doesn’t seem a fair judgement.
A metal slide can’t be used on hot sunny days so for that reason the polymer slides are better.
Or alternatively they could put it under a sunshade.
This woman may have been silly for letting her son go on the slide on such a day but this doesn’t change the fact that it might be good to phase out the metal ones.
diddly-squat said:
kii said:
Divine Angel said:
I also noticed neither the kid nor the mother were wearing a hat in the hot sun.
Yep….stoopid Queenslanders…oh…wait…..*runs away *
at least we weren’t the ones that voted in Trump…
just two ONP senators…
I thought all the metal slides had been phased out.
kii said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
in fairness, do I think that metal slides are more dangerous than their plastic alternatives…
Well, if you apply common sense they’re not an issue.
common sense… isn’t..
Divine Angel said:
I thought all the metal slides had been phased out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZv62ShoStY
Divine Angel said:
dv said:
Divine Angel said:The one who burned his foot because his mother was too retarded to realise the metal slide would be hot?
That’s not a polite term, DA. You should say Spaswegian.
Oh sorry.
The kid who burned his foot because his Spaswegian was too retarded?
To keep up with the kids these days you’re meant to say Autistic not retarded, very gen x/y thing retarded.
poikilotherm said:
Divine Angel said:
dv said:That’s not a polite term, DA. You should say Spaswegian.
Oh sorry.
The kid who burned his foot because his Spaswegian was too retarded?
To keep up with the kids these days you’re meant to say Autistic not retarded, very gen x/y thing retarded.
I heard a young-un use the term ‘Minda’ last week, I thought that went out with my generation
WE NEEDS US MOAR METAL SLIDES!
ALL THE METAL SLIDES!
Minda?
Anyway, that kid has way more to worry about than metal vs plastic.
Divine Angel said:
Minda?
ah, it’s a SA thing..
from Wiki:
Minda Inc
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Minda Inc Founded 1898
Location
Coordinates 35.0045°S 138.5150°ECoordinates: 35.0045°S 138.5150°E
Area served
South Australia
Affiliations National Disability Services
Volunteers
350 (2008-09)
Website http://www.mindainc.com.au
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Minda Incorporated, established in 1898, provides support to children and adults with intellectual disabilities in Adelaide, South Australia and is the largest non-Government disability support organisation in the state. It provides accommodation (in the community and at its Brighton campus), community support and employment.
The main facility is in the beachside suburb of Brighton, with another facility at what was Blackwood. The organisation was originally formed to provide support and lodging for children with intellectual disabilities. Now the society supports 1050 adults and children. Staff look after 340 people on campus as well as 204 people in the community, with more receiving other services.
Contents
1 History 2 Slang usage 3 References 4 External linksHistory
Prior to 1898, children with intellectual disabilities were housed along with adults in the lunatic asylum at Parkside. After lobbying by concerned citizens, notably George Ash M.P., the government promised £500 towards a better quality institution specifically for children, provided that a similar amount was raised from donations. This target was achieved and in 1897 a home was purchased on Fullarton Road, Fullarton. The home was registered as the Home for Weak Minded Children, but was called Minda, from a Kaurna word meaning ‘place of shelter and protection’. The first children moved in during May 1898.
A larger property was bought at Brighton in 1909, and with further government support a new and larger home was erected. This was incorporated as Minda Home in September 1911. Further buildings and additions were built over the next two decades, and by 1934 Minda operated a farm and dormitory at Blackwood (now Craigburn Farm).
Despite Minda being established to provide a better environment for ‘weak minded’ children than Parkside Mental Hospital, Parkside continued to accommodate such children with several children being transferred from Minda to Parkside in 1940.
In 1980, 55 hectares of Craigburn Farm was donated for inclusion in Sturt Gorge Recreation Park as part of an agreement to allow subdivision of land south of the Sturt River in Flagstaff Hill. The major part of the balance of the farm at Blackwood was sold in the 1990s and forms the major part of Craigburn Farm, a major housing development. In 2007 the state government announced that the farm’s dam would be included in an enlarged Sturt Gorge Recreation Park, building on the original donation and saving the dam from demolition.
Slang usage
The organisation is so well established in South Australia that the word “minda” has come to be used as an offensive slang term for a person with an intellectual disability, and as an insult, but only in that particular State.
Divine Angel said:
Minda?
Derived from Minda Home, in Adelaide.
Minda Incorporated, established in 1898, provides support to children and adults with intellectual disabilities in Adelaide, South Australia and is the largest non-Government disability support organisation in the state. It provides accommodation (in the community and at its Brighton campus), community support and employment.
….The home was registered as the Home for Weak Minded Children, but was called Minda, from a Kaurna word meaning ‘place of shelter and protection’. The first children moved in during May 1898.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minda_Inc
It’s pronounced Minda as in tinder, not minder.
Divine Angel said:
I thought all the metal slides had been phased out.
Well perhaps Qjawwier’s mother thought the same thing, and just assumed that no one would be still putting a metal slide in a public park in the Australian sub-tropics, so thought she didn’t need to check that aspect.
Bubblecar said:
Divine Angel said:
Minda?
Derived from Minda Home, in Adelaide.
Minda Incorporated, established in 1898, provides support to children and adults with intellectual disabilities in Adelaide, South Australia and is the largest non-Government disability support organisation in the state. It provides accommodation (in the community and at its Brighton campus), community support and employment.
….The home was registered as the Home for Weak Minded Children, but was called Minda, from a Kaurna word meaning ‘place of shelter and protection’. The first children moved in during May 1898.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minda_Inc
Metallica founded a home for people with brain injuries called Damage Inc.
You Saliens are weird. First it’s fritz, and now Minda
kii said:
WE NEEDS US MOAR METAL SLIDES!ALL THE METAL SLIDES!
especially caesium
I remember the hot metallic smell of hot metal slides from my childhood summers. A smell that said, “I’m very hot and won’t be much fun for your bare legs”.
dv said:
diddly-squat said:
kii said:Yep….stoopid Queenslanders…oh…wait…..*runs away *
at least we weren’t the ones that voted in Trump…
just two ONP senators…
Mal is only half a senator at best
kii said:
Anyway, that kid has way more to worry about than metal vs plastic.
online victimisation?
diddly-squat said:
kii said:
Anyway, that kid has way more to worry about than metal vs plastic.
online victimisation?
With a dumb unusual name probably destined to be a criminal
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:
kii said:
Anyway, that kid has way more to worry about than metal vs plastic.
online victimisation?
With a
dumbunusual name probably destined to be a criminal
yes he’ll be hotfooting it from police soon
Divine Angel said:
You Saliens are weird. First it’s fritz, and now Minda
don’t you be knocking the fritz.
or our fruit boxes
He might wise up and change his name from Xzavier to Zxachary.
Bubblecar said:
He might wise up and change his name from Xzavier to Zxachary.
I was once served by a kid named Zacquareh, pronounced Zachary.
We have a houseguest for a few weeks, so we can’t fart or act really weird … not sure we’ll survive.
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
He might wise up and change his name from Xzavier to Zxachary.
I was once served by a kid named Zacquareh, pronounced Zachary.
That’s the original Ancient Bogan spelling.
dv said:
We have a houseguest for a few weeks, so we can’t fart or act really weird … not sure we’ll survive.
Not a relative?
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
We have a houseguest for a few weeks, so we can’t fart or act really weird … not sure we’ll survive.
Not a relative?
No, sibling of a friend
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
He might wise up and change his name from Xzavier to Zxachary.
I was once served by a kid named Zacquareh, pronounced Zachary.
I blame keeping up appearances for starting the whole bad interpretations of names..
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
He might wise up and change his name from Xzavier to Zxachary.
I was once served by a kid named Zacquareh, pronounced Zachary.
one of the twin’s name is Zachary
dv said:
We have a houseguest for a few weeks, so we can’t fart or act really weird … not sure we’ll survive.
Mandatory pants?
How bizarre…
furious said:
- sibling of a friend
How bizarre…
oooooooo baby, it’s making me crazy
Witty Rejoinder said:
dv said:
We have a houseguest for a few weeks, so we can’t fart or act really weird … not sure we’ll survive.
Mandatory pants?
Well, preferred.
furious said:
- sibling of a friend
How bizarre…
not all that bizarre.
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
He might wise up and change his name from Xzavier to Zxachary.
I was once served by a kid named Zacquareh, pronounced Zachary.
one of the twin’s name is Zachary
Is it spelled Zachary?
Tonight I’m thinking: a whole rolled boneless hen with an apricot & herb stuffing, roasted with some Dutch Creams. Cauliflower, asparagus, peas and a creamy gravy to accompany. Washed down with a fruity white.
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:I was once served by a kid named Zacquareh, pronounced Zachary.
one of the twin’s name is Zachary
Is it spelled Zachary?
Yes but it is pronounced Zacquareh
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:I was once served by a kid named Zacquareh, pronounced Zachary.
one of the twin’s name is Zachary
Is it spelled Zachary?
yes
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:I was once served by a kid named Zacquareh, pronounced Zachary.
one of the twin’s name is Zachary
Is it spelled Zachary?
no… I…T…
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: a whole rolled boneless hen with an apricot & herb stuffing, roasted with some Dutch Creams. Cauliflower, asparagus, peas and a creamy gravy to accompany. Washed down with a fruity white.
I eat a tonne of fruit but perhaps I don’t eat enough green vegetables.
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:one of the twin’s name is Zachary
Is it spelled Zachary?
yes
How normal of you.
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: a whole rolled boneless hen with an apricot & herb stuffing, roasted with some Dutch Creams. Cauliflower, asparagus, peas and a creamy gravy to accompany. Washed down with a fruity white.
Do you make it from scratch or is it one of those prepared ones from the shops
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
diddly-squat said:one of the twin’s name is Zachary
Is it spelled Zachary?
yes
So you are less bogan than we assume
There are some very strange people out and about today.
Well, he made a point of mentioning only one of his children’s names…
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: a whole rolled boneless hen with an apricot & herb stuffing, roasted with some Dutch Creams. Cauliflower, asparagus, peas and a creamy gravy to accompany. Washed down with a fruity white.
Do you make it from scratch or is it one of those prepared ones from the shops
ROFL
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: a whole rolled boneless hen with an apricot & herb stuffing, roasted with some Dutch Creams. Cauliflower, asparagus, peas and a creamy gravy to accompany. Washed down with a fruity white.
Do you make it from scratch or is it one of those prepared ones from the shops
The rolled hen is one of the prepared ones from the shop. I have boned and rolled a hen myself but it’s a tricky task that you need to do a number of times to get it right.
furious said:
- So you are less bogan than we assume
Well, he made a point of mentioning only one of his children’s names…
The other one is called Will Robinson.
furious said:
- So you are less bogan than we assume
Well, he made a point of mentioning only one of his children’s names…
True the other one could be called Skylar
dv said:
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
Tonight I’m thinking: a whole rolled boneless hen with an apricot & herb stuffing, roasted with some Dutch Creams. Cauliflower, asparagus, peas and a creamy gravy to accompany. Washed down with a fruity white.
Do you make it from scratch or is it one of those prepared ones from the shops
ROFL
No, he was right :)
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:
Bubblecar said:
He might wise up and change his name from Xzavier to Zxachary.
I was once served by a kid named Zacquareh, pronounced Zachary.
one of the twin’s name is Zachary
I had a cat named Zac Attack – I wonder if they are related?
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
Cymek said:Do you make it from scratch or is it one of those prepared ones from the shops
ROFL
No, he was right :)
I was being serious as Bubblecar sounds like a really decent chef
In Towntown when it got up to 41-42 C we checked whether you can in fact fry an egg on the slide at the local park.
Answer: the white whitens but the yolk didn’t really set.
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
Cymek said:Do you make it from scratch or is it one of those prepared ones from the shops
ROFL
No, he was right :)
ROFL
Cymek said:
furious said:
- So you are less bogan than we assume
Well, he made a point of mentioning only one of his children’s names…
True the other one could be called Skylar
Anfernee
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:
Divine Angel said:Is it spelled Zachary?
yes
So you are less bogan than we assume
Nup, he’s bogan. Think of the fish tat.
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:
dv said:ROFL
No, he was right :)
I was being serious as Bubblecar sounds like a really decent chef
I assumed he was in fact cooking it
dv said:
Cymek said:
Bubblecar said:No, he was right :)
I was being serious as Bubblecar sounds like a really decent chef
I assumed he was in fact cooking it
I am cooking it but it comes ready-boned.
kii said:
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:yes
So you are less bogan than we assume
Nup, he’s bogan. Think of the fish tat.
such slings and arrows – don’t worry my dear I wont take it heart, there will always a place for you wizarding folk to live under our stairs if needs be
Bubblecar said:
dv said:
Cymek said:I was being serious as Bubblecar sounds like a really decent chef
I assumed he was in fact cooking it
I am cooking it but it comes ready-boned.
don’t we all
dv said:
We have a houseguest for a few weeks, so we can’t fart or act really weird … not sure we’ll survive.
Good luck with DV junior.
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:
furious said:
- So you are less bogan than we assume
Well, he made a point of mentioning only one of his children’s names…
True the other one could be called Skylar
Anfernee
True ?
A to Z
Is their birth order the same as their alphabetical order?
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:True the other one could be called Skylar
Anfernee
True ?
ummm no..
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:Anfernee
True ?
ummm no..
I’m sure :)
Cymek said:
diddly-squat said:
Cymek said:True ?
ummm no..
I’m sure :)
Twin2’s name is Flynn
Four storms and seven years ago…
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ20038.html
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
dv said:ROFL
No, he was right :)
ROFL
Divine Angel said:
Four storms and seven years ago…
http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/wrap_fwo.pl?IDQ20038.html
lucky that none of those storms are threatening anywhere important…
ISS technology spin off.
Keeping the International Space Station germ free and stink free has been a big ask. The ESA has used plasma technology to burn off nasty bugs and organic chemicals to harmless co2 and h2o etc. Like a catalytic converter on steroids.
Now they’re marketing the same technology for use on Earth.
CryoSat shows that the ice was thicker at the end of summer than in most other years, at 116 cm on average. This means there was substantially more ice this year than in 2011.
We’re getting cooler – temporarily.
mollwollfumble said:
CryoSat shows that the ice was thicker at the end of summer than in most other years, at 116 cm on average. This means there was substantially more ice this year than in 2011.We’re getting cooler – temporarily.
Got a URL for this?
Schiaparelli failed, but the associated Mars Orbiting spacecraft is working perfectly. Data from the first orbit has been made available for this release to illustrate the range of observations to be expected once the craft arrives into its near-circular 400 km-altitude orbit late next year. TGO’s main goal is to make a detailed inventory of rare gases that make up less than 1% of the atmosphere’s volume, including methane, water vapour, nitrogen dioxide and acetylene.
For more info, pictures, graphs, see:
dv said:
mollwollfumble said:
CryoSat shows that the ice was thicker at the end of summer than in most other years, at 116 cm on average. This means there was substantially more ice this year than in 2011.We’re getting cooler – temporarily.
Got a URL for this?
http://m.esa.int/Our_Activities/Observing_the_Earth/CryoSat/Arctic_freeze_slows_down
furious said:
- Got a URL for this?
ESA’s CryoSat satellite has found that the Arctic has one of the lowest volumes of sea ice of any November, matching record lows in 2011 and 2012. Early winter growth of ice in the Arctic has been about 10% lower than usual.CryoSat carries a radar altimeter that can measure the surface height variation of ice in fine detail, allowing scientists to record changes in its volume with unprecedented accuracy.
These observations are vital for tracking climate change and are an essential resource for maritime operators who increasingly navigate the icy waters of Earth’s polar regions.
The US National Snow and Ice Data Centre reported that the area of the Arctic covered by sea ice fell to 4.1 million sq km in September this year – slightly less than the sea-ice extent in September 2011.
But CryoSat shows that the ice was thicker at the end of summer than in most other years, at 116 cm on average. This means there was substantially more ice this year than in 2011.
Thicker ice can occur if melting is lower, or if snowfall or ice compaction is higher.
However, the Arctic usually gains about 161 cubic km of ice per day in November, but this year’s growth has been about 10% lower, at 139 cubic km per day, with a total ice volume estimated to have accumulated to 10 500 cubic km by the end of the month.
This would essentially tie with conditions in the Novembers of 2011, when levels were at their lowest on record for this time of the year.
Although sea ice in the central Arctic is currently thicker than it was in 2011, there is far less ice in more southerly regions such as the Beaufort, East Siberian and Kara Seas.
This is completely at odds with mollwolfumble’s “We’re getting cooler – temporarily” summary. This has been a very low year in terms of ice area and volume.
What, nothing from HAARP?
dv said:
furious said:
- Got a URL for this?
ESA’s CryoSat satellite has found that the Arctic has one of the lowest volumes of sea ice of any November, matching record lows in 2011 and 2012. Early winter growth of ice in the Arctic has been about 10% lower than usual.CryoSat carries a radar altimeter that can measure the surface height variation of ice in fine detail, allowing scientists to record changes in its volume with unprecedented accuracy.
These observations are vital for tracking climate change and are an essential resource for maritime operators who increasingly navigate the icy waters of Earth’s polar regions.
The US National Snow and Ice Data Centre reported that the area of the Arctic covered by sea ice fell to 4.1 million sq km in September this year – slightly less than the sea-ice extent in September 2011.
But CryoSat shows that the ice was thicker at the end of summer than in most other years, at 116 cm on average. This means there was substantially more ice this year than in 2011.
Thicker ice can occur if melting is lower, or if snowfall or ice compaction is higher.
However, the Arctic usually gains about 161 cubic km of ice per day in November, but this year’s growth has been about 10% lower, at 139 cubic km per day, with a total ice volume estimated to have accumulated to 10 500 cubic km by the end of the month.
This would essentially tie with conditions in the Novembers of 2011, when levels were at their lowest on record for this time of the year.
Although sea ice in the central Arctic is currently thicker than it was in 2011, there is far less ice in more southerly regions such as the Beaufort, East Siberian and Kara Seas.
This is completely at odds with mollwolfumble’s “We’re getting cooler – temporarily” summary. This has been a very low year in terms of ice area and volume.
Here’s the graph from that very article:
mollwollfumble said:
Schiaparelli failed, but the associated Mars Orbiting spacecraft is working perfectly. Data from the first orbit has been made available for this release to illustrate the range of observations to be expected once the craft arrives into its near-circular 400 km-altitude orbit late next year. TGO’s main goal is to make a detailed inventory of rare gases that make up less than 1% of the atmosphere’s volume, including methane, water vapour, nitrogen dioxide and acetylene.For more info, pictures, graphs, see:
Needs rotating 180 degrees to see the raised regions as depressions.
Divine Angel said:
What, nothing from HAARP?
Bubblecar said:
buffy said:
dv said:
Didn’t you have a growth removed?
Oh yes. It was a melanoma on my arm. Edges clear on pathology. Stitches came out yesterday. Nice scar forming now. Next week I have an appointment for a full skin checkup. Should be fun. I don’t know of any other marks that are suspicious on my body. I’ve got the classic burn and never brown Scottish/Irish/English skin mix that’s been in Australia for 5 generations on one side. Not really long enough for evolution to be useful. I’ve read the dermatology guidelines etc. (That took some time!) Both of my parents have had single melanomas removed years and years ago, and they are 84 and 86 now, so to be honest I don’t have much worry going on.
I’m angry with my parents MV for not planning better for their decrepitude. I am leaving things to my Melbourne brother now who has been quite unhelpful in helping to get them organized to date.
I assume this has changed your mind about avoiding sunscreen.
No. As I get outside with sunup and am back inside by 11.00am when it is sunny, I won’t use sunscreen. I sweat something horrid without it, and worse with it, and then I’ve washed it off anyway. Much better to just avoid the high UV bits of the day.
Bubblecar said:
OK I’d better be off in search of takeaways. Do I want fish & chips? Do I want a burger? Do I want souvlaki? Only time will tell.
How about a nice salad?
always look forward to fish and chips and always feel bleugh afterwards.
JudgeMental said:
always look forward to fish and chips and always feel bleugh afterwards.
Yeah, that’s what I’m thinking.
Still there’s a big assortment of other stuff on offer in this village.
Off I go.
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
always look forward to fish and chips and always feel bleugh afterwards.
Yeah, that’s what I’m thinking.
Still there’s a big assortment of other stuff on offer in this village.
Off I go.
Don’t forget the wheelbarrow.
Bubblecar said:
JudgeMental said:
always look forward to fish and chips and always feel bleugh afterwards.
Yeah, that’s what I’m thinking.
Still there’s a big assortment of other stuff on offer in this village.
Off I go.
I got a Zep’s chicken burger (whole breast fillet, good bacon, globs of brie, rocket, sun-dried tomato, aioli). Plus some of their very nice chips.