You do realise you're a marked man for noticing this, err, aberration. [wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Someone, somewhere is going to make a massive issue out of this innocent image and maybe get a PHD out of it.
cheers, DL
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You do realise you're a marked man for noticing this, err, aberration. [wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Someone, somewhere is going to make a massive issue out of this innocent image and maybe get a PHD out of it.
cheers, DL
I just wondered if kissing at drop off zones was a Sydney thing. At the school I just retired from in Logan, Brisbane, there wasn't any kissing at drop off. The kids weren't going to kiss in front of their mates and the parents just wanted them out the door ASAP. Maybe Sydney kids are more touchy feely?
Yes, where are the commas? :bat:Quote:
Originally Posted by 350RRC
Reminds me of the book "Eats shoots and leaves" (which I have).
More Asian innovation..where can we buy them....EBay I guess☺
I nicknamed one my mates 'Wombat' when we were younger.Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
Eats, roots, shoots and leaves. [emoji56]
They weren't single use plastic bags at least [tonguewink]
Or that old sign 'Men at work drive slowly'.
It beggars belief that the operators let her do it and then let her leave, first pothole and she'd have a boot full of fuel.
With luck she doesn't smoke...!
I like the sign they use here which says: slow police ahead