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Originally Posted by windsock

You don't have to take him seriously; we do, but cannot now. He is an absolute tool and he knows this and to his credit he has owned his mess. After his portfolio loss and cabinet demotion, he is a dead-man walking politically. He is not appearing publicly in his capacity. Once the lock down and SARS-CoV-2 issue has subsided he is flipping burgers somewhere. The PM has made it clearly known the only reason he still has his job is his institutional knowledge of the health system in the midst of this health situation.

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To add insult to injury you guys will see him go with a Golden Handshake of thousands. I bet he is trying hard to find some back door into Jacinda's favour NB. No code there BTW.[smilebigeye]

She seems a tough no nonsense PM so it will be interesting to see if he can swing it. Or not. :bat:

Apparently his missus reminded him & asked him whether it was good idea. If true that shows an arrogance that you guys can do without.

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Originally Posted by 4bee

...a Golden Handshake [snip]

Apparently his missus reminded him & asked him whether it was good idea. If true that shows an arrogance that you guys can do without.

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Yeah nah... on the golden thing. He is an electorate MP meaning he has constituents to answer to in the current electoral cycle. He has blown it big time and there will be an electorate to answer to as well as his peers and his boss, Jacinda. This election cycle is going to be dominated by the current covid issues as we have an election this year and so one would expect things will move quickly for him when they do.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

When you've killed that one, another will move in to take its place. The attracant (the introduced chooks) is still there.

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Agree there. Chooks attract vermin. Vermin attract snakes. It's a very old adage of a rule of nature.

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Agree there. Chooks attract vermin. Vermin attract snakes. It's a very old adage of a rule of nature.

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They also attract foxes and rats.

My bother loses more chooks to foxes than anything else.

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Originally Posted by scarry

They also attract foxes and rats.

My bother loses more chooks to foxes than anything else.

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Same with us. If there is any possible way that anything can get in a chicken coop, the foxes let us know that night. A small gap, a little depression in the ground. We literally have to concrete or mesh the ground around anything that has chickens in it.

It's funny, we have this one dirty, scabby, feather ridden chicken you have ever seen in your life. We're not sure what the story with it is, but a fox can get in to the cage or coop, kill everything in sight, but it never touches this one particular chicken, and that chicken doesn't stop laying eggs. We're not sure yet if even foxes have standards or if its throwing the other chickens to the foxes.

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Agree there. Chooks attract vermin. Vermin attract snakes. It's a very old adage of a rule of nature.

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Chook is a Christmas dinner to pythons, big goannas and other feral pests.

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Can't agree,Ian. The kid has a horse, dogs, chooks, an older brother, (Listed in order of importance) 5 acres to run around on and a heap of adjoining bush land. I don't see why a visit to a beach is necessary, in these times. Perhaps I'm just an old fart.:spudnikconfounded:

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Have to agree. I didn't have horses, dogs or chooks, I have an older brother but he's an idiot. Our house backed on to bush that went down to a creek. You wouldn't see me until lunch sometimes dinner. As long as I was back before dark. Youth today can't entertain themselves without electronics, and they certainly don't know what to do when you throw them outside, no imagination. Must admit that when we headed up the escarpment we had many square kilometres not just 5 acres.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Chook is a Christmas dinner to pythons, big goannas and other feral pests.

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Originally Posted by ChookD2

Have to agree. I didn't have horses, dogs or chooks, I have an older brother but he's an idiot. Our house backed on to bush that went down to a creek. You wouldn't see me until lunch sometimes dinner. As long as I was back before dark. Youth today can't entertain themselves without electronics, and they certainly don't know what to do when you throw them outside, no imagination. Must admit that when we headed up the escarpment we had many square kilometres not just 5 acres.

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I wasn't referring to you, Ray, in the first quote; but if the cap fits.....[bigwhistle][wink11]

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Agree there. Chooks attract vermin. Vermin attract snakes. It's a very old adage of a rule of nature.

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You're not saying my missus is vermin, are you? She does like snakes though and has had them as pets in the past. Hmm .... you might be on to something. [bigwhistle][biggrin] We won't metion that but will we.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Chook is a Christmas dinner to pythons, big goannas and other feral pests.

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No I'm not!! [bighmmm]

Saw this on the Stromtrooper forum that I Mod. Most of it I don't understand. I sent it to our daughter who's a doctor at an Epworth hospital in Melbourne.

ER doctor offers lessons on treating Covid-19 patients… Cheat Sheet for Physicians

ER doctor offers lessons on treating Covid-19 patients… Cheat Sheet for Physicians (excellent)… – CITIZEN FREE PRESS