A reciprocating saw:
A group of people chatting about what they've seen and someone in the group replies that they have seen a very similar thing
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A person may fail many times, they only become a failure when they blame someone else John Burrows
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Re: Thought for Today
A bit like round the fire at Taggerty. 

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“From today, farmers will be allowed to apply for a permit to cull kangaroos over the phone or online”
— ABC NEWS24
How do you “cull kangaroos over the phone or online”?
Maybe delete your Skippy videos?

— ABC NEWS24
How do you “cull kangaroos over the phone or online”?
Maybe delete your Skippy videos?
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You drop the height of those fencing wire party lines that go from the exchange out to the many properties up the same road, then chase the 'roos with the shootin' wagon and they hang themselves on the wires ......
Not quite sure how you do it on line, unless you have someone talking on the party line when the roo gets itself tangled up in the cable, then wind the handle for all your worth and shock the shitte out of it

Did see quite a few cleaned up along the Bogan Gate line (so that was on line so to speak) where the train goes through a grid crossing between properties .... always had us wondering how it happened, the train didn't go much faster than running pace at the best of times so how come the stupid roo didn't just get out of the way ..... they sure make a mess and stink when the get caught between the sides of the grid crossing and the loco and 40 odd wheat wagons following it .....
T1 Terry
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The trains usually play skittles at night. The roos just run down their own shadow cast by the loco headlight. Just ask any country train driver. Sort of like natural selection.
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Re: Thought for Today
Thinking about it,if a train kills roos on the railway track,isn't that culling on line?

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I love this place, everyone is just a little bit crazy.



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David
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Being a little bit crazy helps the day go bysupersparky wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 7:01 am I love this place, everyone is just a little bit crazy.![]()
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Re: Thought for Today
Belt Sander:
A power tool used to convert a minor touch-up into a major refinishing job.
Pedestal Drill:
A tool used to whack you in the midriff with a piece of 4x4 before flinging it across your workshop with pinpoint accuracy at the job you spent hours on, and placed in the corner where it won’t be damaged while the varnish dries.
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Ray
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Isaac Asimov, "The Last Question"
"I refuse to drink water, because of the disgusting things fish do in it"
W.C.Fields