Things that make you go.......WTF? Part II
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came back from Toc today, some of the potholes on the GV Freeway are fkn unreal. They've been doing repair work but you still get a few really deep bastards and some of them re side by side so you can't dodge them and stay in your lane, you have to either get half in the emergency lane, or if that's buggered, half into the right lane.
Only hit one, thought for a second I'd ripped the front wheel off but all good, never hd to concentrate on the road that much, ever. Some of them you just can't see until you're right on top of them, then it's a quick slalom.
Only hit one, thought for a second I'd ripped the front wheel off but all good, never hd to concentrate on the road that much, ever. Some of them you just can't see until you're right on top of them, then it's a quick slalom.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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The ridiculous application of heritage laws:
Not my council but I do swim at the Harold Holt Memorial Swimming Pool:
https://www.theage.com.au/national/vict ... 5bv7v.html
Bloody waste of money.
Not my council but I do swim at the Harold Holt Memorial Swimming Pool:
https://www.theage.com.au/national/vict ... 5bv7v.html
Bloody waste of money.
“I even went as far as becoming a Southern Baptist until I realised they didn’t keep ‘em under long enough” Kinky Friedman
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Hubby: can you have a look for me on Netflix, ABC radio advertised a new series, you can’t stop watching it, it’s 10 episodes.
Me ok, name? Him, can’t remember, me, what’s it about, can’t remember, who’s in it, one aussie, who, can’t remember, not sure if it was Netflix
No I don’t know either
Me ok, name? Him, can’t remember, me, what’s it about, can’t remember, who’s in it, one aussie, who, can’t remember, not sure if it was Netflix
No I don’t know either
You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either!
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Reminds me of my days working in the DVD section at JB Hi-Fi. Always liked a challenge trying to find films for customers with limited information, but some people sure don't make it easy for you!
Another common occurrence that sticks in my memory:
Customer: "Do you have that old movie where..."
Me: *mentally preparing to direct them to the classics section, assuming they're after Roman Holiday or something*
Customer: "... Adam Sandler tries to learn golf?"
Another common occurrence that sticks in my memory:
Customer: "Do you have that old movie where..."
Me: *mentally preparing to direct them to the classics section, assuming they're after Roman Holiday or something*
Customer: "... Adam Sandler tries to learn golf?"
"Every time we witness an injustice and do not act, we train our character to be passive in its presence." – Julian Assange
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Sitting out on my back Verandah in Toc this morning, having some breakfast after my walk, suddenly I see a bloke on a ridermower mowing my naturestrips.
There's any number of mowing services up here, but they all have a big ute with a trailer that they transport their equipment to the customers, this bloke is just on the mower, when he finishes mine, he drives it down the road and mows another one, then another one.
We have big naturestrips up here, with mostly no footpaths on them. On a corner block, my 2 are each about 25x4 metres, I've noticed that sometimes when I come up someone's moved them but had NFI why. Mum reckons he works for the council, just rides around randomly mowing naturestrips.
The ground up here though is seriousy sodden. Dug a plant out today to move it and put another there and 8 inches down it's just mud. I've never seen it like this in my life. Usually, even in winter, below the top 2 inches the ground is like rock. Now, it's so full of moisture it just can't absorb anymore. I'd usually need to have hoses going on a timer from the start of spring, but I coiled them up back in May and haven't set them up again which is ridiculous for late November.
There's any number of mowing services up here, but they all have a big ute with a trailer that they transport their equipment to the customers, this bloke is just on the mower, when he finishes mine, he drives it down the road and mows another one, then another one.
We have big naturestrips up here, with mostly no footpaths on them. On a corner block, my 2 are each about 25x4 metres, I've noticed that sometimes when I come up someone's moved them but had NFI why. Mum reckons he works for the council, just rides around randomly mowing naturestrips.
The ground up here though is seriousy sodden. Dug a plant out today to move it and put another there and 8 inches down it's just mud. I've never seen it like this in my life. Usually, even in winter, below the top 2 inches the ground is like rock. Now, it's so full of moisture it just can't absorb anymore. I'd usually need to have hoses going on a timer from the start of spring, but I coiled them up back in May and haven't set them up again which is ridiculous for late November.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.