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Lightning McQueen wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Not that friggin hard to bring bags to a shop

Stupid Interstaters

It's one thing to take them to the shop, it's another to remember to take them out of the car before you do your shopping

For a sec I thought you were talking about children

Wedgie wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Not that friggin hard to bring bags to a shop

Stupid Interstaters

Agreed, I manage it and I'm hopeless. It's not a big deal.

i usually forget them, but to be honest i dont remember when ive gone to a grocery store and bought more than i can just carry anyway. thats what ive got a wife for. washing, ironing, something, etcetera... grocery shopping comes under etcetera

Who spells out etcetera? isn't it etc?

MW wrote:Who spells out etcetera? isn't it etc?

@tipper

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LMA’s 3am posting in the Port thread.
He’s channeling his “inner carey”...

Spargo wrote:LMA’s 3am posting in the Port thread.
He’s channeling his “inner carey”...

And The Bedge doing a Carey in the ammos thread
What is it with Port supporters

Don't know if I should laugh at this but the nurse at Womens & Children recognised my son from when he had his finger operated on a couple of months ago & said to him "what have you done this time"
He broke his fib & fractured his tib yesterday playing footy
He's having it operated on this morning

Good luck mate

MW wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

bennymacca wrote:My thinking is every little bit helps

So you're using cloth nappies for bubs?

It's been found that washing cloth nappies is worse for the environment than disposing the throw away nappies.

Disposable nappies create a bigger carbon footprint in the production process, the energy used to wash cloth brings the equation closer together, as does the environmental impact of the water used, detergents etc. Using renewable energy and environmentally friendly detergents to wash the cloth nappies would mean cloth is better for the environment.

The biggest difference is the CFC's the disposables give off when decomposing. They're bad.

I know this as I argued it with someone late one night and Google helped win me the argument.

Booney wrote:
Disposable nappies create a bigger carbon footprint in the production process, the energy used to wash cloth brings the equation closer together, as does the environmental impact of the water used, detergents etc. Using renewable energy and environmentally friendly detergents to wash the cloth nappies would mean cloth is better for the environment.

The biggest difference is the CFC's the disposables give off when decomposing. They're bad.

I know this as I argued it with someone late one night and Google helped win me the argument.

You can always hang the cloth ones up and belt the shit out of them.

When people f**k up, then try to tell me that I told them to do it.

Like I wasn't there.

I used to be a nice person.

HH3 wrote:When people f**k up, then try to tell me that I told them to do it.

Like I wasn't there.

I used to be a nice person.

When?

Brodlach wrote:

HH3 wrote:When people f**k up, then try to tell me that I told them to do it.

Like I wasn't there.

I used to be a nice person.

When?

Before he put orders through for Booney and playing American rugby

CTE causes mood swings

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Amen brother

well he has a point...

Too fake, there's far better ones around, Taylor Swift's I knew you were trouble is a classic.