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pmccarthy replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
Even water would kill her at that rate. I once went down the deepest mine in the world, in South Africa, and the bloke who showed me around had many cans of coke shoved down his shirt. Said he drank lots, perhaps it was six or eight, every shift because of the heat. Still had his teeth. -
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I'll,send you my bank details.
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He was as bad as Joan Kirner and we are still living with the crap she did.
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Needles
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It's OK being a star boarder.
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That warning doesn’t appear in YouTube when you are browsing.
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Many of us are into penalty time.
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I am becoming confused and misled by the AI-generated pictures now appearing everywhere. They are particularly being used to suck in viewers to Youtube videos and various news channels. You click on the dramatic picture and find it is unrelated to the story, except that it might be described by the same few words. This is an example:
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Celebrating Positives (offset of the Gripes Thread)
pmccarthy replied to Jerry_Atrick's topic in General Discussion
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Don't get me wrong here, But I LIKE Donald Trump.
pmccarthy replied to Phil Perry's topic in Politics
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The Kalbarri story is covered in a book called "And their ghosts may be heard" which I have on my bookshelf. Lots of evidence of the Dutch survivors.
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It is a brilliant move! Draws off Orcs from elsewhere, makes the citizens in Moscow realise that this is all for real, boosts Ukrainian morale, gives territory for trade-off in negotiations, and may be the beginning of a much larger strategic move.
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E the last letter in June.
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The bike was stuck in turd gear.
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Mark Twain said about a dance hall “ it was no place for a Presbyterian, so I didn’t stay one for long”
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A similar story to Red's. On a caravan trip to Adelaide in 1964 we arrived well after dark and dad found a track into the sandhills near Glenelg where we camped for the night. Woke up next morning and we were in a big rubbish tip, with trucks beginning to arrive.
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You could fit their rear ends with carbide lamps.
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Around here we want skippies with a night light.
