Bikky

He he! Prairie-dogging. I prefer the terms 'touching cloth' or 'turtling' (when the turtle's head is emerging, for those more civilised readers)

Should have explained - he's definitely Aussie. The clip was shot in NZ.

Here ya go!

Australia has a very strong blues scene! Lloyd Spiegel is another amazing blues artist that deserves more recognition at home.

Crazy about these guys. Both guitarists are southpaws. My Brazilian friends want them to tour here!

Some things get better with age (myself excepted).

I know where you are coming from Bruce but they're all just alternatives to the good old-fashioned F-bomb, which has to be one of the most versatile words in the English language. Long live the F-bomb!

Isn't it a little strange that the F-bomb is frowned upon, but "bugger" is more or less OK?

Both my parents died quite while ago. My father went first in 1984 an my mother battled on until 1996. We cremated my father (as he wished) and scattered his ashes off the Goolwa barrage and his remains drifted out to sea. As my mother explained to me from a very early age, our loved ones remain with us in our hearts always. After my mother died (in my arms ... a beautiful experience, by the way), I scattered her ashes in the same place. I don't feel the need personally for a marker or gravestone or a physical place to visit. I understand and respect we are not all the same in this regard. Not a day passes without me remembering them both and cherishing the special moments we had together. It gives me a feeling of joy rather than sadness. I haven't lost really them and I never will - until my time comes, of course. As for my ashes? Two words - pepper factory.

I'm all for cremation. If people want to forget me when I'm dead - well, whatever! I've got used to it while I'm alive.

Silly me! have been led to believe the universe is expanding. Imagine for a moment this is fact. The end would be very hard to determine in this case. I think it's a little more complicated than chanting, "Are we there yet, are we there yet?" from the back seat.

Although the big bang theory is mighty convincing, I'm seriously reconsidering my position as atheist after watching this.

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"Do I hate the man for killing people? If he was — have you got the proof he did it?" Senator Hanson said. "Did he push the button? There is a lot of things here … We say these things. All I'm saying is — my comments were I respect the man." PMSL! I would like to see her as minister for education.

Baby oil!? I think I'll stick with canola.