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Originally Posted by slug_burner
How did it tast with the beer marinade :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by slug_burner
How did it tast with the beer marinade :D:D:D
I was just driving, at the speed limit, between South & Port Hedland when I was overtaken at a great rate of knots by a ute. After cutting back in front of me, an empty coke can was propelled from the window :mad: The sign on the side was BROADSPECTRUM PH10 :eek: Let's name & shame these morons.
Sorry guys, but "disposing" of cans or plastics in camp fires is no longer seen as acceptable.
"Carry it in
"Carry it out."
couldnt agree more with the sentiments of the forum, where i grew up on the banks of the yarra we spent our entire summer swimming in the river but we were forever cutiing our feet on the broken beer bottles left by yobbo's, i once almost crashed my motorbike when some yuppie ****** threw a Mc Donalds bag out of their sunroof and hit me in the face :twisted:.
some people have no ****** idea.
Bit like driving around, in your vehicle of choice, spewing emmissions, for your own pleasure and no other purpose:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Bushwanderer
But I don't think I'll be stopping either anytime soon;)
Agree with everything said..
Never thought of it this way before, but there's actually something good to come of a drought..
All the travelling stock routes closed by the various Rural Lands Protection Boards.
Which meams no piles of bottles by the side of the road where drovers have camped overnight.
The crap they leave behind in the various reserves & elsewhere in central west NSW is unbelievable.
Regards
Max P