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Forget that rubbish drink bourbon

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Her 'Dropped into the Wild Corner' blog was very interesting. She's currently spending 4 months walking acros The Kimberley. Quite an adventure.

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Eating wild....

Amazing!

Beer was free, might as well drink it :D
Anyway.
Homemade nachos are very nice.

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Zebras have stripes that are different to other Zebras.

Horses in pyjamas, their jimjams are as individual as our fingerprints.

It's just after 10:30am and the sun is shining in Melbourne :D

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Originally Posted by Chops

It's just after 10:30am and the sun is shining in Melbourne :D

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You can't deny climate change then. :p

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Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

I'd love to make a contribution to this thread but haven't got any idea what write about. It's ok for you guys who have lots of topics in your mind to choose from. Most of the posts here are completely unrelated to anything I want to comment on. So if anyone can come up with a suitable topic for me it would much appreciated. Thank you all for reading this and sympathising with me in my dilemma.

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Well then your quest if you choose to accept, is to post anything which interests you in no more than 2 paragraphs and no less than 1, without using the letter E

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Originally Posted by incisor

Eating wild....

Amazing!

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Yes, eating wild is a whole different ball game. We soft suburbanites forget it's possible to live without supermarkets. When we lived in Thailand it used to be interesting to head to the rural areas and see how self-sufficient people could be.

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Was mowing my lawn and the pug dogs were in the completely fenced front yard. A couple of young adults were walking up the footpath wearing Canterbury jerseys, as they neared my yard they crossed onto the centre of the road rather than come near my pugs they moved back to the footpath up hill from my house.

Such brave beings that they are afraid of pugs! :D :D :D