Are you a 5 stone weakling then? I doubt that.Originally Posted by Fatso
Not all is what it seems 4x4 ..
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SubscriberPolitics aside, QLD didn't have any cruise ships docking so they would never have experienced a Ruby Princess saga anyway. What about those 200 missing Queenslanders who aren't isloating at home where they said they were? Lucky, not clever says I.
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Cynical Moi?
Are you a 5 stone weakling then? I doubt that.Not all is what it seems 4x4 .
Wizard
Fatso barks !!!! , there is a hint thereAre you a 5 stone weakling then? I doubt that.
Cynical Moi?
You are named after your Dog right?Are you a 5 stone weakling then? I doubt that.
I wouldn't like the rest of the world to know my nickname when I was an apprentice was ..... wait for it...... Pluto.
Why? The smart Alecs in the workshop thought it was an apt name as they reckoned I followed my Tutor Tradesman around like a Pet dog.. No kid. What was I supposed to do?
Remember just between me & you ok?
Swaggie
methinks you should change your name to pluto here.......You are named after your Dog right?
I wouldn't like the rest of the world to know my nickname when I was an apprentice was ..... wait for it...... Pluto.
Why? The smart Alecs in the workshop thought it was an apt name as they reckoned I followed my Tutor Tradesman around like a Pet dog.. No kid. What was I supposed to do?
Remember just between me & you ok?
The '200 missing from quarantine in Queensland' story is a bit vague about who they were.
If they were international travellers they would have been in hotel quarantine, not at home.
If they came from interstate since July 10 and they came from Victoria, Liverpool or Campbelltown they would have been turned back at the border or sent to hotel quarantine at their expense.
If they were Queenslanders returning from hotspots since July 10 they would have been sent to hotel quarantine.
There is a reference to people returning back to April, so maybe they were Queenslanders returning before July 10 who had been to a hotspot, remembering that the list of hotspots declared by Qld since March previously included other parts of NSW which have since been taken off the hotspot list. They were able to isolate at home.
Maybe some people gave the correct address at the time, but have since moved after the quarantine 14 days. Almost half the population rents now.
Some people live permanently on the road and don't have a home address, so maybe they have just changed caravan parks and headed for the warmer north.
Maybe someone in the family is sick and they have moved to care for them.
Maybe they moved to be near new jobs.
So it's not necessarily as simple as it seems from the headline.
This bloke gets my vote for the best lock down project by far - a giant laughing kookaburra. Excellent!
Giant kookaburra built by Australian man during lockdown: 'People adore it'
Giant kookaburra built by Australian man during lockdown: 'People adore it' | Art and design | The Guardian
Master
Yes bob, go QLD and fk everyone else on the planet or even just Australia - Keep on putting the **** into country mate.
Cynical Moi?
Floppy big ears & a sad face do not a 4bee make, well maybe sometimes.
Cynical Moi?
While on the subject of Big Ones we have here the Big Rocking Horse, The Big Lobster, & from the Life of Brian, Biggus Dickus. No no no, not the Q one although most here are not privy to that one.
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