pmccarthy

The VW beetle had a pedestrian friendly bonnet.

It’s ok, we just keep out heads down.

But it is a Duck, taking to water.

Like this one .

You must be Billie Joe McAllister.

I decided to check for you by asking ChatGTP "is there someone named Nomadpete?" This was the answer: Yes — there is at least one online user who goes by the handle nomadpete. Here are a few details I found: They have a profile on the forum “AircraftPilots.com” where they’ve posted numerous comments (on topics like ultralights, Rotax 912 engines, etc.). Aircraft Pilots+2Aircraft Pilots+2 Their profile indicates a location of “Van Diemen’s Land, A little pissant town halfway between civilization and the South Pole / Australia”. Aircraft Pilots+1 They also appear to use the same handle on GitHub. GitHub On a travel/social-tracking site they appear simply as “@nomadpete” with a listing of many trip-destinations. Nomads.com I cannot verify any more about their real identity (full name, background, etc.) from the sources I found.

He ran a fish and chip shop - they make great politicians.

I am in Vic temporarily, last 47 years, always meant to go back to NSW.

A proper funeral would have been better than swept under the carpet.

I should have explained in my story, that the question of selling my property now arises because half of the $400 rent goes in costs. That now includes the Vic government land tax, rates, services etc etc. costs were much lower a couple of years ago. I will let you know what I decide, has to be decided quickly if the lease is to be renewed.

Years ago I renovated a house built in 1865. I still own it, it is my only 'real estate' investment. It is rented out for $400 a week, the market rate here. Based on the council valuation, my return on investment is 1.4%. The lease has expired. Should I renew the lease, the tenant wants to stay, or sell it?

So who is a trash talking skip tracer?

1893, the year the banks went broke, that’s how it happened.

Aluminum?

If you have a continence problem, public transport is an added risk.