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A Bunnings New Zealand spokesperson confirmed that the controversial change will also be applied in this country. :lol: I so love living in a country where the next controversial change doesn't involve jailing the previous government...

So: a tax on mining activity in NZ. In the first instance, to fund the Pike River cost. Thereafter, to directly fund proper government oversight of mining in NZ. Lobby your MP - why should the money come from any other quarter?

Before and afterwards...>>> I really feel for all these people! Paul.

Cheers.

I'm, like, cool with it, ok? But reality TV? Yeah, nah. ...BOOM!....my brain has exploded!....... :o ....! Paul.... :lol: ... :lol: ... :lol: ...!

Episode 2 was the Russian Revolution of 1919. A lot of our soldiers were tangled into that one, too. Mike

It's a realistic business model. Drzewiecki Design as I recall put out high-quality limited-feature freeware airports for the likes of VATSIM flyers and casual simmers. Because you liked it so much, you were always tempted to get the payware version. When pigs learn to fly, erm, I mean when ORBX produces NZ base scenery, I will only do incredibly complex renditions of airports that will make Mr. Corn's timelines look like warp speed.

Memory Lane stuff! The final part of the exploration of the old; "Roman Road" (A4103) in Hereford City that I remember motorcycling in the 1940's and onwards! Part 3: Little of it left now, as shown in this video. Remembering all the amazing results of the road-building, etc, work, that the Romans accomplished in Britain, two thousand years ago! (They used pebble-stones then, instead of Tarmac!)...LOL...! Paul..... :D ....and the rest of the stuff...>>>

Must have been an early one as it doesn't have that hump on the fuse behind the canopy. If Ian were still around he could probably quote the serial number!

That photo is a bit deceptive, it looks like solid overcast. We were heading south but the clouds were running east west so there were gaps, just can't see them on the photo. Those were seed pods, not critters.

"night in Christchurch" I will answer my phone Big Guy :) The time table says arriving 8.30pm Christchurch station Troup drive and you can pick us up at the rail station save getting a taxi :wub:

Photo's showing fine now, Marty. I must have dived into to post too quickly before they were fully uploaded!... :wink2: ....! I love my Mr Blackbird! Perfectly proportioned with his long tail and yellow beak! Mrs Blackbird is a more grey colour and the same with her beak. The neighbours bl**dy Cats devastate all the Birdlife which we encourage in our gardens... :angry: .... ...I throw house bricks at Cats.... :ph43r: ...! Paul.... :D ...!

Well, that's funny. I'm always a bit confused by why people get riled up by 'political correctness', but then again I do get a bit confused by people in general. The guy in the video hit the nail on the head when he said that's it's almost as if cultural norms are not fixed -- is it so difficult to accept that changing cultural norms can mean that some things can exceed their use-by date in some respects? Like the Simpsons... People are employed in the thousands to promote various ideas, and these days they have a direct route into our daily lives via online media. Oh my god, someone in the...

Again ...amazing. And that scenery did look familiar.

No problems with medicinal use as that is a different ball game altogether. The effect it will have on the young will be profound and of course the damage will only really show up in decades to come. We know of a young lad (twenty) that is a frequent user and his brain is well and truly fried. He has trouble stringing a sentence together and has the attention span of a toddler. He has to work with his father as he can't hold down any other job. Cannabis has a known detrimental affect on the development of the brain in young people. Yep alcohol is bad, but is that an excuse to add to those...

Charl ..thank you.

deeknow .... never forget that YOU...yes you big fella made a panel for this , and AB, painted it for me. :) Well Marty, you were all younger then, and probably did not appreciate the finer things in life :P

Impressive indeed... I felt like giving the videographer a clip over the earhole for cutting away from the landing! :( They both fly surprisingly well. Yeah the Buran especially... one shot only at getting home, no pressure.