Reply With QuoteIt's over now, so I'm watching a backlog of Back Roads and Tony Robinson in Australia. No bum cracks so far.Originally Posted by Fatso
You could always be a Grumpy old bugger and watch something else , that would teach em a lesson .
Wizard
You could always be a Grumpy old bugger and watch something else , that would teach em a lesson .
It's over now, so I'm watching a backlog of Back Roads and Tony Robinson in Australia. No bum cracks so far.You could always be a Grumpy old bugger and watch something else , that would teach em a lesson .
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Why do kamikaze, sparrow sized moths have to aim for the driver's side of the windscreen?
If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
Cynical Moi?
No cracks of any sort either, wise or anything else.
Cynical Moi?
If only this was true. This is not helping.
From one of about 4 countries that still allow free movement to China.At a hospital in Yangon, the country’s largest city, locals were shown a slide show presentation that said: “Don’t be so afraid of the coronavirus. It won’t last long because ‘made in China.’”
Wizard
Because they can.
Swaggie
Yep,it always happens just after the screen has been cleaned
Your just lucky it wasn't a Galah.Bloody things weave around and you dunno which way they are going to go
Cynical Moi?
Why? Obvious really, Ian.
They fly along the road centre line as all good Road sharing & caring Moths do.
Here you come in your 50t rig & because one cannot expect them to move over or they'd be on the wrong side, wallop you fair smack bang into the Driver's Screen.
Maybe I am the only one who might think like that.
Seems reasonable to me.
Maybe they're navigating by following the road, like some birds do?
Cynical Moi?
by following the road, like some birds do?
Yeah, there is a name for them but probably unprintable here.
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