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Originally Posted by V8Ian
I thought that would have been obvious. Well it is to me anyway. Is it April 1 today? Nope.[bigrolf]
I thought Roses would prefer to be on the dry side, not boggy. Hang on a bit.
I have some nice Juncus Effusus that would suit your boggy Patch, in fact I am planning on hitting it with the olde Glyphosate asap.
If your having a meeting to discuss and fact check could you MODs please let us know so we can order a delivery for you to eat and drink to thank you for putting up with the trash I post all the time Ian? [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Ubber eats or menu log and home delivery from the pub for Melbourne meetings perhaps[biggrin]
The first confirmed case of re infection is or was expected. Many often get flu or colds more than once a year. Doctor gave me a 2nd flu vax this year- the bully [thumbsupbig]
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Originally Posted by NavyDiver
Is it a case of the 1st one in your upper arm & the second in your arse? If so, he/she would be more than a bully.[bigrolf]
Please include a Square Bear, James. [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by NavyDiver
Can't wait for the mod's calls after that, should be veeeery interesting. [smilebigeye]Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Is that similar to a Junkers 88 schnellbomber? I hope your asap is locked and loaded.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee
High praise for Qld's border management.
Agriculture Minister David Littleproud on Monday welcomed Queensland’s chief medical officer Dr Jeanette Young granting exemptions for cross-border farmers and workers to enter either state for animal welfare and agricultural supply chain purposes.
Mr Littleproud said this was a “practical” and “COVID-safe solution”.
We need to see more of this clever thinking.
But as Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe never tires of repeating, any economic recovery will depend on how well we get on top of the pandemic.
Victoria’s second wave and clusters in Queensland, New Zealand and NSW are ample proof that shrill wishful thinking from business is simply not clever thinking.
Paul Bongiorno: Clever thinking on borders emerges, but risks are still real
This week will reveal if Qld is still in control of the coronavirus. Still early days, but zero cases today. We need more testing, during the first stage 20,000 a day were tested, Those with symptoms are being asked to step up for testing.
Why this week will reveal if Queensland is still in control of the coronavirus
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Originally Posted by bob10
"A weed by any other name would smell as crap."
R & J by Bill Shakespeare's crappy Bogan Bruv. [bigrolf]
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Originally Posted by V8Ian
I can't wait to see if he includes international delivery... [biggrin] or click and collect [bigsad]Quote:
Originally Posted by bob10