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  2. That might not have been just parochialism. What WERE you wearing?
  3. So, why do most of the second hand cars have over 300,000k on the clock?
  4. red750

    Quickies part 2

    Boat ramp scam alert!! 👈👈👈 Two very sexy looking blonde girls come over to your 4wd while you are getting the boat out of the water. They both start cleaning your boat with sponge and soapy water, with their breasts almost falling out of their skimpy dresses! It is impossible not to look. When you thank them and offer them a tip, they say no thanks and instead ask you for a ride to the 24 hour BP petrol station a couple of kms down the road so they can get smokes and a cold drink. You agree and they get in the backseat. Then on the way, they pull their dresses down . Then one of them climbs over into the front seat and starts crawling all over you, while the other one steals your wallet. I had my wallet stolen December 4th, 9th,10th, twice on the 15th, 17th, 20th, and three times this morning!! So tell your friends to be careful.😂🙂🤣
  5. Here's one to chuckle over. https://supercarblondie.com/utah-man-buys-worlds-cheapest-new-car-from-china/
  6. IT’S OFFICIAL: VICTA IS BACK IN AUSTRALIAN HANDS 🇦🇺 This one matters. After years overseas, Victa lawn mowers an iconic Australian brand is back in Australian ownership.
  7. If Trump is champion at one thing, it must be texting. It is frequently reported that he has sent an enormous number of texts in a short time. I seem to recall 45 texts in one hour. Some are re-tweets, but often they are a few lines, which must take time to create. I still think that he's not creating his longer texts. The grammar and syntax are too correct for a person who we see having trouble forming coherent sentences.
  8. Watch out for the Midges. Nev
  9. Going to see some of Scotland next year, even booked a Loch Ness boat ride, going to find Nessie if I can.
  10. Leggo is a good example. You just HAVE to get More. Nev
  11. I Know, I stayed a night at the Pub in Cygnet. I also went to the Playbox theatre in Hobart and was treated like a creature from, outer space as No one knew me. I think the Audience was all the relatives of the actors on stage. You would have to live there for Hundreds of there to be accepted. Even then don't count on it. Nev
  12. red750

    Brain Teaser

    Correct OT. f is the first letter in FIRST, e is the second letter in SECOND, i is the third letter in THIRD, r is the fourth letter in FOURTH, and h is the fifth letter in FIFTH. What are the next two numbers in this sequence? 201 720 182 019 202 020 212 0??
  13. There was one of those ads on the web today - The $29 Kmart item Aussies are losing it over. It was a pole you could hang pot plants from.
  14. The thing is, most of us Tasmanians are fairly provincial. Most people in the south don't often travel the 200km to Launceston, and vice versa. I've known people who've lived their whole life in the Huon valley and never been further than Hobart. So the thought of driving 1000km+ is kind of alien to us.
  15. onetrack

    Brain Teaser

    H. The letter relates to the number, in words. The letter equates to its position in the word for the number. Very cunning.
  16. Pedantic... Semantic... Trapped ? Yeah, stay away you infidels.
  17. Isolated Maybe. All other Parts you CAN walk,,ride, drive to. You are somewhat 'trapped' in Taswegia. ,Nev
  18. facthunter

    Brain Teaser

    z, Nev.
  19. Donald Trump’s niece, Mary Trump, has spoken out about the president’s most significant fear during an interview with The Telegraph. She also highlighted Trump’s fragile ego, claiming he is “nothing of who he claims to be.” While being questioned by the outlet, Mary Trump disclosed some revealing information about Trump’s vulnerabilities. “One of the things he’s most afraid of is to have people understand that everything about him is based on a myth. He’s literally nothing of who he claims to be,” she said, "He has to project this idea, he’s the greatest, the best. He’s trying to convince himself as much as he’s trying to convince everybody else.” The interview was initially shared in May 2025, but the clip has begun to recirculate on social media after the president’s strange, explosive speech at Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday. “Perfectly said. Trump’s entire persona is a fragile myth, loud bravado masking deep insecurity. The fear isn’t criticism, it’s exposure,” replied one user to the clip on X. Another added, “Mary Trump nails it: At Davos, we watched an old man decompensate on the world stage—rambling, confused, exposed—because no one close to him cares enough to stop the unraveling. The myth shatters; the tragedy is he has no real self left.” During his already notorious speech, Trump spoke for over 70 minutes about global issues, Greenland, Europe, NATO, while taking every opportunity to big himself up. At one point, he even bizarrely claimed NATO allies "called him daddy" after he revealed he wanted to acquire Greenland. He also mistakenly referred to the country as Iceland several times during his address to the World Economic Forum. Onlookers were alarmed by Trump’s repetitive slurring during the lengthy address, fueling further speculation that the president’s health is not as good as he keeps saying. Last month, Mary Trump added to the speculation by declaring on her YouTube channel, “What seems to be happening is that he’s becoming more and more insecure over time. It seems the more he gets of what he thinks he wants—money, power, chaos—the more insecure and afraid he becomes.” Mary is the biological niece of the president and is also a psychologist and author. She is the daughter of Trump’s older brother, Frederick Crist Trump Jr., who died at 42 in 1981. She has been continually outspoken about her uncle’s alleged cognitive decline and has often given unique insight into Trump’s personality.
  20. red750

    Brain Teaser

    The answer to Tuesday's puzzle - Hit the road Jack What is the next letter in this sequence? 1. f 2. e 3. i 4. r 5. ?
  21. There's already a substance that could very appropriately be named after him. I propose we rename it to "bull-trump".
  22. A 1950s camera with Lanthanum glass lens - more than 10 times the price of the same camera with lesser quality glass (AU$1,100) The prices vary from AU$7,000 to AU$15,000 - too much for the average Joe
  23. Marty & I are insulated from mainland Orrstraya
  24. That's why printers are cheap and replacement ink cartridges are expensive.
  25. He's upset the Brits and other NATO members by disparaging the contribution of NATO soldiers to the war in Afghanistan. Starmer wants an apology from Trump, but of course, he won't get one.
  26. The Gillet Razor was designed to use a Flexing blade. Cheap and able to be sharpened in a "glass thing",. Not like the Fast blunting throwaway things you buy now. Nev
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