pmccarthy

It depends on who you consider is within your group. There are now many people in Australia who do not consider themselves Aussies and identify as members of another group. I am not keen for my tax money to support them. Happy to support my group, which is still a majority of Australian residents. If those others choose to fit into our society, then I will agree my taxes should support them.

Neither, the capital of Kentucky is Frankfort. 😀

I hope he is a believer.

Just got back from the doctors. He said I've got to have an earring made. What a strange thing to say.

In the meantime,,, Is the capital of Kentucky pronounced Lewis- ville or Luee-ville?

My export price was 11 cents when I installed, now 4 cents. This will make it 2 cents.

Dunno but he looks scared.

Never mind them - what about the kitchen room for the air fryer, the pizza oven, the bread maker, the Thermomix and so on. And make sure they are wireless compatible! (did you know you can get a wireless food chopper?)

Twice because mixed doubles is a man and a woman. Edit,,, but Charlie and Dylan are never on the same team.

A lot of old cars drove the speedo from the gearbox so I am with Red.

C

“——!” (The Great Australian Adjective.) [For The Bulletin.] 11 Dec 1897 The sunburnt —— stockman stood And, in a dismal —— mood, Apostrophised his —— cuddy; “The —— nag’s no —— good, He couldn’t earn his —— food — A regular —— brumby, ——!” He jumped across the —— horse And cantered off, of —— course! The roads were bad and —— muddy! Said he: “Well, spare me —— days The —— Government’s —— ways Are screamin’ —— funny, ——!” He rode up hill, down —— dale, The wind it blew a —— gale, The creek was high and —— floody, Said he: “The —— horse must swim, The same for —— me and him, It something —— sickenin’, ——!” He plunged into the —— creek, The —— horse was —— weak, The stockman’s face a —— study! And though the —— horse was drowned The —— rider reached the ground Ejaculating: “——!” “——!” THE COLONEL. Orange.

From videos it seems police in the USA cannot say put down that gun without a couple of f words.

Yes in spring but it starts earlier depending on location.

Jack Robertson

Je ne egret rien.

8 is the only arrrow that doesn’t point to another arrow.

You have to submerge yourself in the story.

You say Kamala I say koala You say Camilla I say gorilla Kamala, Camilla, koala, gorilla Let’s call the whole thing off.

Camilla? They rule everywhere.

Edit…I think it was actually about Aboriginal men in the army in WW2.

I had sets of Stamina cards too. One I remember was The Boongs, which explained about black islanders helping during the war. This was different from the fuzzy Wuzzy angels.

Redheads matches used to run series of collectable pictures on various topics on top of each box. You cut the empty box with scissors and kept the top. I don’t know how many were in a series, about 15, but it was just enough to fit in two stacks in an orange Erinmore Flake tobacco tin. That could be carried neatly in a boy's pocket. The availability of both tells you something about my dad. I tried to Google the subject but kept getting matchbox toys rather than box tops.

There wasn't a lot in a thruppeny chocolate. It was as thin as cardboard.

Who collected the Nestles Sky Club cards? I used to get 3d per week allowance and spent it on a 3d chocolate because it came with an aeroplane card. Could never afford the album. My favourite cards were the Piper Apache, the Convair Hustler and the Starfighter. Were there other aeroplane cards? I also collected matchbox tops but don't remember aeroplanes on them.