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I just joined "Pick This Place" Forum recently and it occurred to me maybe we should start another guessing game and call it "Who is This". We could post photos of famous people and you have to guess who they are. If we can get enough starters I will e-mail the Webmaster with a req...
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STICKY:
Welcome to the off topic forum
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Want to discuss your paperclip collection or the price of tea in China? This is the spot to go ‘off topic’ and talk about anything not related to grey nomads and travelling around Australia. Just one rule here (besides keeping posts friendly and respectful) – please no religion or politics. Thanks...
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like a chat? what did you do today?
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me: big day today. did the washing. it has been raining or overcast here for 2 weeks now. not that I mind. better than sweltering. regards. rocket
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STICKY:
The Person Below Me (a bit of fun)
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I saw this elsewhere, I make a post; "The poster below me has a cat..." Then the poster below me answers, "No I don't but the person below me has a cat." Can be a yes answer too, but just keep the ball rolling, and remember as well as answering ask a question too. I'll start; "T...
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Today in History
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Find out what's happened today in History here
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A few more pictures of W.A's colourfull South
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I've found a few more flicks of that hidden Golden Valley which is down near Balingup in W.A.s South West........ This lovely quiet valley is the ideal place for a quiet Cuppa and a bit of a read, well worth the visit. K.J.
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The Great Game.
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I watched the Aussies play Paraguay on Friday morning.I saw Paraguayan players rolling around on the pitch clutching their leg, writhing in absolute agony, after they had tripped over their own feet in a tackle. Then came a crafty little look to see if the ref had seen it. If no free kick was given they w...
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FOR THOSE THAT MISSED OUT
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FINALLY, MACK SUPPORTS WINDOWS
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Another scam
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Had in the mail what looked "extremely" official. A letter from 'Registration' to register a business as per ASIC. It goes on and on and on and on... $449 Inc GST later!... basically to save your "arse" to put the wording in what I call the correct polite terminology! One slight problem,... no business...
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Up dating/new electric toothbrush
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Firstly I will point out a disclaimer... As kids my parents had us use battery powered toothbrushs,... I am in my 60ies (unfortunately... could be worse!) My parents also installed compressor hot water system in the 1980s, so ancient technology today by any stretch of the imagination. Anyway, due t...
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The Final Yowie Story Part c.
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So first thing he does is ring the police, puts it on speaker phone and proceeds to tell the 000 police woman about it, she thinks it is a crank call, and he asked me to explain it to her, but she did not believe me as well, so I asked to be put thru to the Inverell Police station, this she would not do and told us n...
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BHP
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Anyone watch 4 Corners last night?
Was primarily about BHP fudging the numbers regarding their net zero targets. E.g. by building gigawatt solar and wind, running battery operated mine trucks and battery operated haulage trains. All to get off diesel.
BHP get $387 million from the govt in dies...
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Neale Daniher
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Yesterday we lost a great Australian. Neale was given a death sentence some 12yrs ago with MND. Since then he and his charity, have raised over a hundred million dollars to fight this horrible disease. When I heard of his death I shed tears, even though we all knew that this day would arrive. He will be gi...
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The Final Yowie Story Part b.
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We got breakfast done, and packed up the tent and gear, and I packed the packraft back up, and put it back on top of the backpack, we, due to Milo's insistence decided to head home on foot, cross country, via the back of all the farms out there, because I realised these yowies were not mucking about, they...
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Now the Final Yowie Story: Part a.
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You may wonder why I have not told this 3rd part before now, because even with me experiencing it, it is unbelievable to me too. I have PTSD from my time in the early part of my army service and it was pretty bad, but this yawee ( which is how the locals spell it, not the way I spelt it which was wrong, but for thi...
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Statue.
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Here in Vic we are about to get a statue to the previous Premier of this state. which will cost $134,000. This brilliant idea comes when we are up to our eyeballs in debt, and is a tribute to someone who started the spiral. Methinks it will not be up long before someone changes the colour scheme or, better s...
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As ANZAC Day approaches, I Thought about………
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(Cindy, Delete if in-appropriate for the Forum)Umpteen years ago + I was a Gasoline Cowboy (Transport Company) in the Army Reserve. I was the 2nd best shot in the company and could kill an enemy at 600m according to the range target bullseye. However, in a camouflage exercise, I and my fellow section s...
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What is the best engine you've ever had in your vehicle?
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Mine was and still is my V6 unleaded petrol 2.5lt 2001 Suzuki G. Vitara, currently on 1.2 million km. 3 owners, with me being the first owner , gave it to my daughter after 485,000, all I did in that time was 1 set of belts and a front and rear engine oil seal. My daughter kept it for another 150,000 km an...
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Ad blocker.
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Opera browser has introduced an integrated adblocker that works very well. Goodbye add ons that can take up a lot of space. I had been a Mozilla fan for years but I kept on having my bookmarks disappear, and getting them back was becoming a pain in the you know where, hence the change so, if you are like me,...
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