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The reply was from an 80 year old I know[biggrin]
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The reply was from an 80 year old I know[biggrin]
LOL Yeah, but I’d still hate to be the person doing the feeding in.Quote:
Originally Posted by NavyDiver
https://www.nejm.org/na101/home/lite...412105_f1.jpeg Got lots of this if you need it[biggrin] not doing a lot of Covid VAX recently [biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by gruntfuttock
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There is a bit more to this- EU approved 2 more insects for human consumption[bigwhistle] YUM
EU approves two insects for human consumption – DW – 01/24/2023
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Originally Posted by gruntfuttock
Not necessarily so GF.[biggrin] The driver may be just a Tree Feller Fellah towing his Chipper home rather than leaving it where kids can bugger it up.
Handy though, because all they need to do is reverse the shute & fill the back of the Hearse up & take it to the dump.
The Hearse could have come from 2nd hand car yard. For a number of years here a Mobile Locksmith used a Hearse.
No Kid.[bigrolf]
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Front axle brakes might be a tad overadjusted.
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Safety bulletin:
Always use cage when inflating tyres.
Was talking to a mechanic at work yesterday and one of his regular customers bought a hearse relatively cheaply from an auction. The thing is, his customer is a carpet layer and unfortunately his first job after the purchase was a nursing home. You can imagine the complaints his boss got!
Not so silly. This arvo I watched a Vic Ambulance doco & one of the patients was a woman who blew her whelbarrow tyre up, literally. Ihe centre was bloody plastic FFS. Blew it out & she suffered some light injuries to her hand. Didn't say, but she probably ignored any stamped max. limits.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Specialised in Deadlocks I suppose![biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
