18 is a bit old for goats isn't it Al?
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18 is a bit old for goats isn't it Al?
Bugger Lygon St, I want to come to your place Al:p
My first job will be to get the heaters going in the shed, then back inside for a cup or three of black Turkish coffee to go with a nice brekky - then shed ho!
Wendy
and you think it's cold in Toowomba.
it was Minus 10 down the road on wednesday !!!
No fire here tonight Having flue swept in morning
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Originally Posted by ozwinner
Y'know, he thinks up this stuff while he's laying bricks. This probably explains why he gets more mortar on his boots and his mate's head than goes between the courses. ;) :D
They've got to be old and tough enough to grind coffee between their thighs.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanP
a dingo's brekky for me tomorrow.........then back to work....
Now we're getting to the time of the year when I determine how good a coffee is by how heavily it has been.. ummm... fortified.
...and I assume you aren't talking about structural support... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Skew ChiDAMN!!
seagulls breakfast for me
Pipers tae the battlements, baresarks tae the bailey! Yon sassenach ae goin' fer the Scotch! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by CameronPotter
Sorry old chap but we cant call it Scotch in Australia anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skew ChiDAMN!!
It will have to be firewater from now on.
Al :(
Yeah, don't believe Al with the virgin bit, they got thighs like that from choking sailors :pQuote:
Originally Posted by CameronPotter
Just jealous really........ keep a cup for me, Al
Cheers.............Sean
Geez PTC, that's cold!!!! and no fire that night either, brrrrrrr.
We had the fire going here all yesterday, staying inside all afternoon watching tv and dvd's, basking in the warmth from the firebox.
Nice :)
Cheers
Wendy