Thread: Flooding

[QUOTE=scarry;3138602]Same with the smaller work,i have leaks and maintenance work needed on our sheds,bloody hard to find a good roofer.

About 5yrs ago,i found one,a guy who works for himself,but he is bloody busy,so hard to nail down.

As i say to him,i pay same day,which i do,they look after me,i look after them.I trust him,just DD the money over,done.

He fixes things once,properly,no rubbish left around,to cause more rust,and is proactive about what is going to need doing in the future,i often meet him there to look at it all,or he sends pics.[/

busy,so hard to nail down.

You are so full of Puns lately Paul. Intentional or not. Have you tried screws?

Originally Posted by loanrangie

Stay safe everyone, watching the news and feel for anyone caught in the flooded areas - no river or flooded road crossing heroes please.

Very easy to do, especially if it's dark and raining and you get there before the cops or council have put up signs or barriers. I nearly did on Sunday night in a area I know well.

The bakery is now open

Originally Posted by jerryd

The bakery is now open

So have the shakes stopped?

Water levels haven’t changed much here in Logan,unlike the city.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

So have the shakes stopped?

Great, make mine 2xMeat pies with "Blood", 2 cheesecakes & 'arf a Jam roll.


Getting a tad hungry as have been trying to locate the owner of a dog that wandered in here this am. Bugger likes ALDI Cheese though. Owner just called & taken him off. Nice dog, I miss him already.

How to catch a stray dog Lesson 1 by Mr bee.

Method.

He was quite a timid dog so I used small bits of Aldi's Speshul Fromage to draw him in closer then he got some larger bits until I could grab his collar & read the Council details, so phoned them. It really was the strangest thing though. The name on the Dog Tag it seems was the same name as a company I worked for once who gave me the irrits. but the guy had abbreviated the real name to that. I couldn't believe it, it was fate that had brought us together.

Anyway, finished up with ***** laying at my feet trying to have a zzzzzzzz & it felt like we'd been mates for a long time. The only thing I could grab as a "lead" in case he wanted to bugger off again was a bent wire coat hanger. No kid.


Anyway, once he heard tyres on gravel he knew the jig was up. We bid each other a fond farewell & off he went.

The bloke had built a new fence but ***** had easily got out. Now he has got the taste of Ye olde aged 50 years Aldi Speshul Fromage I just know he'll be back one day.


Maybe it wasn't the cheese that attracted him after all, but the classy Dog Lead.

kayaks are fun- Lift to hospital via one for this about to be mum- 21 st birthday pic for this kid I bet

Brisbane floodwaters surrounded Krystle'''s house when she was due to give birth. A good Samaritan came to her rescue - ABC News
Edit- I think its a canoe

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

kayaks are fun- Lift to hospital via one for this about to be mum- 21 st birthday pic for this kid I bet

Brisbane floodwaters surrounded Krystle'''s house when she was due to give birth. A good Samaritan came to her rescue - ABC News
Edit- I think its a canoe

I think its a canoe
I disagree, it appears like a normal Birth size to me.
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Any bets going that "Rob Kayak" will be the kid's Godfather or even the kid's real Father?


She will remember this day alright.