Note for all Kiwis in aussie

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Originally Posted by bob10

:D:D:D:D

Oh, What a feeling,! Bob

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Now that is just too weird Bob, when someone says "dickhead", I don't think your response was the best one to make here fella, for multiple reasons, innuendo can be a bitch, just like karma!

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Originally Posted by disco man

That's how my uncle down in Optiki got his first chev impala,i went down to his beach bach last year and little bastards were everywhere.

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Originally Posted by 85 county

Optiki, cool keeps the WEED down.

when out with a chick from there worked for ASB Back in Rotorua

and did my block courses with a couple of guys from there

even biked, 10 speed, around the coast from to there.

hit the bridge there.

drove over a cops bike there CB500

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Originally Posted by disco man

Awesome little town,getting a bit rough these days.Some good growers down there. My phano is spread out from Tauranga, Tepuke, Gisborne,Whakatane, and a few cousins causing trouble in the Mount and Hamilton.

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Hah! Sounds like you guys know very familiar territory. Hail from a rough old timber town a few dozen clicks from Rotorua, grew up out on the coast between Opotiki and Whakatane. Was a possumer for 8 or so years in late 80s to late 90s winter-skinning aussie pests for damn good money (if the o/heads were low) in the Urewera bush (FIFO work NZ style - Robinson R22, wool fadge swinging below stocked with food for a month!) and out of Opotiki. A great wee town. The Stag and Boar bar on skin-buying day :eek: :D I think Opotiki had the highest number of people named C Ash on skin-buying day. The bar and the take-away counter did a roaring trade cashing all those cheques. :)

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Originally Posted by disco man

That's how my uncle down in Optiki got his first chev impala,i went down to his beach bach last year and little bastards were everywhere.

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Kiwis? :wasntme:

We can probably spare a few salties, cane toads, snakes & spiders, if you would like a bit more ecological diversity.

Nah, we'll take a pass on them Andy. Should also mention wallabies are a pest over here too. The hopping variety not the Hooper variety. :angel:


Occasional redback seen in amongst shipping containers etc. Had a fruit fly scare a few months back. The ex-brother in law could easily qualify as an unwanted aussie pest too :D.

Not another k1w1 having a whinge about things being different here or why things are better back in NZ...

I just cant figure out why 85% of them are here???

Apparently Kiwi taste like chicken, can I trap Kiwis(the bird BTW) and eat them if I go over for a holiday to meet some relos eh??

Baz.

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Originally Posted by uninformed

Not another k1w1 having a whinge about things being different here or why things are better back in NZ...

I just cant figure out why 85% of them are here???

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the only whinger on here seen to be an aussie ----- you

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Originally Posted by Redback

Apparently Kiwi taste like chicken, can I trap Kiwis(the bird BTW) and eat them if I go over for a holiday to meet some relos eh??

Baz.

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sure, but you would probably be done for breaking and entering, since the only Kiwi you could fined would be in a ZOO.

No my post started because i have gotten myself in a bit of poo

Opossum in the roof, so a kiwis natural reaction was to deal with the problem.

apparently this is not the way things are done here.
with out thinking, i assumed what is a pest there is a pest here.

would not have been a problem if i did not skin them

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Originally Posted by disco man

Awesome little town,getting a bit rough these days.Some good growers down there. My phano is spread out from Tauranga, Tepuke, Gisborne,Whakatane, and a few cousins causing trouble in the Mount and Hamilton.

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and a green disco. you do not now live in AK do you captain sir