Marty_d
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Australia: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (and the Meh?)
Marty_d replied to Jerry_Atrick's topic in General Discussion
When I was a kid my Dad raised a few pigs as a side hustle. He used to buy 44 gallon drums of chocolates from Cadbury's - deformed, had fallen on the floor, etc. Pigs loved them. Us kids did too 😄 Not sure how much they cost but he was a tight arse so it would have been cheap. -
Pretty good makeup. He's got a chin vagina and all.
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Yes. Solid 7/10 from me.
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Really?
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In similar news, because I was born with brown eyes I've never had a period.
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From the Guardian...
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Marty_d replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
I think this article says more about Sam Neill than most I've seen. https://www.theguardian.com/film/2026/jul/14/sam-neill-new-zealand-remembers-local-star -
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Marty_d replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
Great actor. He was great in Jurassic Park, and Hunt for the Wilderpeople. Apparently a Sir too, and his real first name is Nigel. -
We have a fat white goldfish with a red cap which we've named Trump. Bit insulting to the fish, but they share the same hairstyle, IQ, and belly to height ratio. Also, they both open their mouth constantly but nothing intelligible comes out.
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Marty_d replied to onetrack's topic in General Discussion
Bonnie Tyler has died aged 75. Had some hits in the 70s and 80s, most notably "Total eclipse of the heart". -
Welcome back Jerry!
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Well, it's positive for them, but negative for you.
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Sacre bleu! You are navigues sur mon fleuve sans me payer? C'est intolerable! It is time I close ze Strait of Marty. Pierre! Preparez l'avion automatique!
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I thought Peugeot were owned by the same company that produces MG and a raft of other Chinese cars.
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I agree Peter - part of a previous job was system testing changes to a large organisation's primary database before they were deployed. For five weeks at a time we'd try to break it by doing the stupidest things humans could do to it. After deployment, when the programmers had applied fixes to any weaknesses we'd found, inevitably some moron still managed to break it.
