The Random thought thread

[onetrack]

A former farmer client of mine turns 105 on the 20th of this month, and he's as fit as Dick Van Dyke.

 

But did anyone see Colin Wagener, the South Australian WW2 veteran, who turned 108 recently? He still runs a 60 acre (24ha) property in the Adelaide Hills, and still drives his mower, and rides his motorbike! His advice for a long life? Steer clear of alcohol, don't smoke, and keep up an active lifestyle.

 

https://www.9news.com.au/national/australia-oldest-wwii-veteran-108-birthday/2d8381cf-2c85-409e-a685-47e03cd2ef49

[old man emu]

I beleive he revels in the honour of mouthing the worst Cockney-ish accent in movie history.

[nomadpete]

Haven't seen these in Woollies lately. Have you?

[Marty_d]

17 minutes ago, nomadpete said:

Haven't seen these in Woollies lately. Have you?

Wouldn't the word "boneless" be unnecessary?

[facthunter]

 It takes extra care. IF you say "Pig's Ar$e", it means you don't BELIEVE the statement.   Nev

[onetrack]

Ahh, the old "pork bung"! Watch out for it being substituted for calamari!!

 

https://www.google.com/search?q="pork+bung"

 

 

[rgmwa]

According to the label they're not only boneless, but `inverted' as well. That doesn't sound good.

[facthunter]

Personally Till Now it's never rated amongst my concerns. I can't afford to eat Out  so it will probably stay so. .. I know where Eggs come from too.  Nev

[nomadpete]

Hey I was only highlighting a product that USA has a surplus of.

 

The could benefit from exporting their surplus porky arseholes.

 

 

 

Edited 1 hour ago by nomadpete

[Marty_d]

I wish their porky arsehole would quietly expire and definitely not be exported.