The wife is definitely a she, but the relative was a he. Did I explain that badly?
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The wife is definitely a she, but the relative was a he. Did I explain that badly?
One in 4 Australians was born overseas.
Depends on your perspective Mick. I got a chuckle so it was fine with me [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
A beefalo? What's a beefalo? A beefalo! Why, didn't you know? - ABC Rural - ABC News
You can cross a bison with beef cattle!
Strange. I wonder if it would be fertile?
The historic area of Bolivia is between Tenterfield and Glen Innes.
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Originally Posted by DiscoMick
A beefalo? What's a beefalo? A beefalo! Why, didn't you know? - ABC Rural - ABC News
I think it depends on which way they are bred, but one mentioned in the link said it would most likely be sterile, like a mule.
According to Wiki it was 1st done commercially in the 19th century in the US. Apparently the cross is referred to as Cattalo in Canada and they are fertile.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Farang
and theres a question for Trivia night wasted....[bigrolf]
fire trucks are actually water trucks
Bolivia Hill. On the old New England Highway this steep narrow stretch was a sore trial to the low powered trucks of the day, Commer Knockers, Mercedes 1418, Leylands, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick