Digger for PM
That's a better platform than the mob we've got and the lot before them.
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Digger for PM
That's a better platform than the mob we've got and the lot before them.
Ian????Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
I thought we were friends, how could you wish that upon me....
I reckon the country would run best if run by a red headed clown....:angel:
(Ronald Mcdonald for PM)
anyway after that brief interlude, back to our main topic...
:( I thought you meant meQuote:
Originally Posted by digger
and now back to the topic
Are you red headed Tony? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Landy Smurf
yes it is true. I am part of a dying breed...
...But I still have plenty of time to change that :p
You could become part of the dyeing breed to make it less obvious that you belong to a dying breed. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Landy Smurf
part of a dying breed??Quote:
Originally Posted by Landy Smurf
I didnt know you dyed your hair Smurf! :twisted:
It's funny, but I'm sure I've seen more redheads around recently! Back in the UK, my brother-in-law is a bus driver, and one of the villages he goes through on his school bus route he estimates as having 50% red headed kids (the village of the damned, as he calls it).Quote:
Originally Posted by Landy Smurf
But back to the main topic, I think that the use of fireworks is very over regulated here. I know the main difference between here and the UK is the fire threat - let's face it, it is very difficult to get anything to burn in permanent conditions of 7 degrees and drizzle. :D
In all seriousness, in the statistics I found, there were 25 people injured by fireworks in 2012. Surely there are greater fish to fry in terms of safety legislation?
Where? Worldwide?Quote:
Originally Posted by sheerluck
A little more detail please. A link would be good.
The survey I just heard, 100% of those surveyed have been injured by fireworks.
:Rolling:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh