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Booney wrote:Having to wait until Thursday for the Coopers XPA to be available anywhere but wanker pubs in the city. FFS!

At least the wanker pubs will serve your ale in a pooncey glass...

Arseholes who park in a clearway during peak hour.

Pseudo wrote:Arseholes who park in a clearway during peak hour.

Should be open slather to knock off their side mirror...

Spargo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:Arseholes who park in a clearway during peak hour.

Should be open slather to knock off their side mirror...

And damage your car?

Booney wrote:

Spargo wrote:

Pseudo wrote:Arseholes who park in a clearway during peak hour.

Should be open slather to knock off their side mirror...

And damage your car?

Not if whoever’s riding shotgun does their job properly...

F-wits that think they're invisible or have immunity to common sense because they have a phone in their hand, it's a bloody epidemic, I walk into them on purpose, even better with a shopping trolley.

Lightning McQueen wrote:F-wits that think they're invisible or have immunity to common sense because they have a phone in their hand, it's a bloody epidemic, I walk into them on purpose, even better with a shopping trolley.

Yep, these people suck. It is Illegal in some cities to walk and text.

PatowalongaPirate wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:F-wits that think they're invisible or have immunity to common sense because they have a phone in their hand, it's a bloody epidemic, I walk into them on purpose, even better with a shopping trolley.

Yep, these people suck. It is Illegal in some cities to walk and text.

I literally can't do it, I have to stop.

There is a sign in the South Gawler Bakery basically telling you in a nice way that you wont be served if you are on your phone.

It's annoying when you're in a shop and someone is rambling shit walking in a daze and stopping in the middle of an aisle because they're on their phone.

The smug long haired moocher in the Hilux ad.

Get your haircut, get a ******* job, quit mooching off your old man and buy your own Hilux.

When you're driving along cranking a song, singing away and your f**king handsfree starts ringing!

carey wrote:When you're driving along cranking a song, singing away and your f**king handsfree starts ringing!

More importantly, what song?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

carey wrote:When you're driving along cranking a song, singing away and your f**king handsfree starts ringing!

More importantly, what song?

Dakota, Stereophonics

carey wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

carey wrote:When you're driving along cranking a song, singing away and your f**king handsfree starts ringing!

More importantly, what song?

Dakota, Stereophonics

I can understand The Bartender and the Thief, but Dakota?

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Jase wrote:

carey wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

carey wrote:When you're driving along cranking a song, singing away and your f**king handsfree starts ringing!

More importantly, what song?

Dakota, Stereophonics

I can understand The Bartender and the Thief, but Dakota?

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The song represents a certain memory in my life. always takes me back.

The strength of music is an amazing thing.

carey wrote:

Jase wrote:

carey wrote:

Dakota, Stereophonics

I can understand The Bartender and the Thief, but Dakota?

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The song represents a certain memory in my life. always takes me back.

The strength of music is an amazing thing.

I hope that you weren't upset by my comment... I apologise if you were...

I very much agree with the strength of music... A mate of mine and his wife were killed in a collision between their car and a Semi trailer while moving across Canada about 10 years ago. He was an accomplished musician who played in a number of local bands here before they moved over to Canada... I hadn't been able to listen to his music since the accident...

Then on Sunday morning, at church, another mate was finishing up his sermon and to finish, played a song that was written and sung by our friend and his wife...

It just broke me and i just wept... there were a number of people there who were in the same sort of boat... music is a powerful force...

Nah Jase i knew what you meant mate.

Some **** stole my number plate, ******* Salisbury ferals you ******* ****

Jase wrote:

carey wrote:

Jase wrote:

carey wrote:

Dakota, Stereophonics

I can understand The Bartender and the Thief, but Dakota?

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The song represents a certain memory in my life. always takes me back.

The strength of music is an amazing thing.

I hope that you weren't upset by my comment... I apologise if you were...

I very much agree with the strength of music... A mate of mine and his wife were killed in a collision between their car and a Semi trailer while moving across Canada about 10 years ago. He was an accomplished musician who played in a number of local bands here before they moved over to Canada... I hadn't been able to listen to his music since the accident...

Then on Sunday morning, at church, another mate was finishing up his sermon and to finish, played a song that was written and sung by our friend and his wife...

It just broke me and i just wept... there were a number of people there who were in the same sort of boat... music is a powerful force...

Dad's first suicide attempt was carried out while listening to "Amazing" by Alex Lloyd.

Still don't like it when that song comes on. And I know it really gets to Mum too.

Not sure what he was listening to when he got the job done, but I'm kinda glad I don't.

That’s understandable and something I’d never listen to if I was in that position

Also I know that I was watching the Arias, and Kasey Chambers was getting something for that "Pretty Enough" song.

Weird how it sticks with you.