Thread: Skulls blocking radiator air flow??

One of my hobbies is visiting grave yards ...

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Must be a gender issue
The only sculls/pelvii/ or other bones I've collected damaged my car, mind you they were still encased in flesh and blood and behaving eratically.

Originally Posted by Panda

Answer that one smarty pants!

And risk an infraction?

Yea, I thought it was probably a cow.. young bull, whatever (I know nothing about cattle, didn't realise both male & female goats had horns 'til I got Ziggy & Zelda).

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

Not really sure. It seems to have small horns so maybe a young bovine?? The face is broad enough.....

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

Mine too...but that's partly due to the family history hobby...but love old places, and have an interest in old medical stuff, graves, old churches etc etc

Same ... but not family history. Least I know about my family, the better! Always loved cemeteries though ... spent a lot of my youth in cemeteries! As for old medical stuff, don't even want to know about the modern medical stuff! That falls in the category of my love (not) of snakes!

Originally Posted by Panda

One of my hobbies is visiting grave yards ...

Don't knock it, I enjoy it too. Particularly at churches, they seem to be the oldest, you can almost touch the history. Some of the kids graves can bring a lump to the throat though.

MN, have you been to the hospital museum in Thargomindah? I think you would like it. It is in the original hospital building, and appears to be a complete late 1800s- early 1900s outback hospital. Some of the equiptment looks as if it has been stolen from the Nazis.

I'm talking about on the Landy

Originally Posted by V8Ian

And risk an infraction?

Looking at the large skull on the right, my first thought was Wombat.


........Then again, I've never knowingly seen a wombat skull.

My father,being a biologist had heaps of skulls.I remember many years ago he came home with a whale skull in the trailer,picked it up on Fraser island,did it stink
He was working with the staff at Qld museum,& thats where it ended up.We did have a Dolphin skull at home that was from & earlier trip.
A human skull also appeared,i think it came from the Winton area of central Qid.It was identified as a teenage aboriginal girl,was very old .It is now in the possesion of the Qld museum.Not something we wanted hanging around home

Oh,the cooling system in the Series needs a bit more investigation........

I'd kill for a human skull! (not literally you understand!) I got in big trouble when I was little digging under the house looking for bones ... had candles burning & the smoke came up through the floor. My mother called the fire brigade ... oops!

Originally Posted by scarry

My father,being a biologist had heaps of skulls.I remember many years ago he came home with a whale skull in the trailer,picked it up on Fraser island,did it stink
He was working with the staff at Qld museum,& thats where it ended up.We did have a Dolphin skull at home that was from & earlier trip.
A human skull also appeared,i think it came from the Winton area of central Qid.It was identified as a teenage aboriginal girl,was very old .It is now in the possesion of the Qld museum.Not something we wanted hanging around home

Oh,the cooling system in the Series needs a bit more investigation........