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I once had the dubious privilege of babysitting a flock of 100 or so emu's - it's a long story... They are a cantankerous breed, especially the Girls. Only way to avoid being henpecked, is to stick your arm straight up, palm down, above their heads. They transplant this into their bird brains as being somehow dominant, and then leave you alone. :blink:

A magical journey, Charl.... Wonderful pictures... ... including some wonderful maps of the locations... (I love my Maps)! . ...and lots of fascinating history... (I love History)! Well done.... :cheers: ....! Paul... :uk:..... :clap: ...!

Marty, any chance of Shelby GT500KR ?

38:45 B-)

"Up yer kilt wi' a blowlamp!" ....Straight to the point...I like that :)

Soo much fun. My post got lost somehow, I was going to ask what sim? for the first shot without realising what I was looking at :thumbup:

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Hi Doug - I didn't know NZ had the Amarex problem too. In a 12-month period, they had seven deliveries to make to my home and five of them went wrong. 3 wrong town, 2 wrong street or house. Only the two most recent were correct, and for one of them the driver simply pulled into my driveway, put a 'collect it yourself' card in my mailbox, and took off again. I could see it all on the security cam.

Agree CP...AWFUL . Its a good mate for this equally ugly bloody thing. ___RS213797_CNCP3544_M_lpr.7479773440048008706 by FLY57 , on Flickr

A bit more interesting - but how can you be stealthy making a racket like that?

You might like this one Thanks Mike :thumbup:

Yeah, tax eh, what a joy. My problem was always that my income was so variable, but these days it's 100% Superann. You can change the tax code on your superann, from memory, my tax rate on super was higher in the first couple of years, while almost nothing from the business, so I invariably got a refund. Of course if you plan to retire in the next year, then not really worth it. But maybe you'll just keep at it, some people do. If we were going to get political, I could go on and on....

Cheers, Dean. I think that in 5000 years when civilization starts to recover, they'll dig up our cities and freak out at the amount of metal that we carried around inside our bodies. That and silicon. I think they will also look back at treatments like chemotherapy as barbaric, as we did with bloodletting and the use of arsenic in the medical profession of the past.