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On this day 1923 Vegemite went on the shelves in Australia
Raise the bat Vegemite

Our 8 Ball team earning a GF spot.

mal wrote:On this day 1923 Vegemite went on the shelves in Australia
Raise the bat Vegemite

How’d that first batch taste mal?

Speaking of, for the first time in my life I tried toast with vegemite and no marg or butter as we'd ran out.
Yuk, went straight to the shops and bought a new tub of marg.

Wedgie wrote:Speaking of, for the first time in my life I tried toast with vegemite and no marg or butter as we'd ran out.
Yuk, went straight to the shops and bought a new tub of marg.

I wouldn’t have even attempted it.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Speaking of, for the first time in my life I tried toast with vegemite and no marg or butter as we'd ran out.
Yuk, went straight to the shops and bought a new tub of marg.

I wouldn’t have even attempted it.

Good call. I was hungry but lesson learnt.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Speaking of, for the first time in my life I tried toast with vegemite and no marg or butter as we'd ran out.
Yuk, went straight to the shops and bought a new tub of marg.

I wouldn’t have even attempted it.

I’m the complete opposite. Can’t spread Vegemite or jam on toast/crumpet/English muffin with butter.

Spargo wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Speaking of, for the first time in my life I tried toast with vegemite and no marg or butter as we'd ran out.
Yuk, went straight to the shops and bought a new tub of marg.

I wouldn’t have even attempted it.

I’m the complete opposite. Can’t spread Vegemite or jam on toast/crumpet/English muffin with butter.

I'm the same as you, I never have butter with Vegemite/Jam/Peanut Butter on rolls/bread/crumpets.

The Dark Knight wrote:I'm the same as you, I never have butter with Vegemite/Jam/Peanut Butter on rolls/bread/crumpets.

I have a bit of crumpet with my butter, hence I avoid buying them

Lightning McQueen wrote:

The Dark Knight wrote:I'm the same as you, I never have butter with Vegemite/Jam/Peanut Butter on rolls/bread/crumpets.

I have a bit of crumpet with my butter, whence I avoid buying them

A well cooked crumpet or 6 with a half kilo of butter on top is the best hang over cure.

Every thing tastes better with a bit of butter.

DOC wrote:Every thing tastes better with a bit of butter.

Gee my apple just tasted weird

Late October to late December working from home on Fridays and Mondays.
NBA and NFL on every week.

#2 turns 17 today and now has his P's, while there is that nervous period letting him go off on his own, there is no longer the daily requirement to drop him the bus stop, work, cricket training, cricket matches (with a game at North Haven coming up )

Also booked him to drop off and pick up for a few gigs over the next few weeks while he is still keen to do it.

My mate showing just how far he would go for his kids to be happy.

If everyone could help him out and vote 1 on the facebook post it would be awesome

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Dedja back and living up to his signature

Cracking weekend :

Friday night:
Navy Club Friday night for AC/DC and Angels tributes, drinks at 1970's prices

Saturday:
Bottled a cracking session ale
AFLW on a perfect spring day in the bowling club at Alberton, drinks at 1970's prices
Couple of mates over for some cricket, beer, pizza and bullshit Saturday night

Sunday:
Dumpling Festival with $100 of vouchers Sunday lunch time, bao buns, korean chicken, couple of pales and a G&T or two for the bride.
Even made Mrs Boon happy* by strolling Rundle Mall for an hour before hand window shopping.

All the while getting the weekend washing cycle complete, even finished off the pool start up ready for the week ahead.

Some weekends nothing is great, other weekends when you go non stop are just as good, had a ripper.

Booney wrote:Cracking weekend :

Friday night:
Navy Club Friday night for AC/DC and Angels tributes, drinks at 1970's prices

Saturday:
Bottled a cracking session ale
AFLW on a perfect spring day in the bowling club at Alberton, drinks at 1970's prices
Couple of mates over for some cricket, beer, pizza and bullshit Saturday night

Sunday:
Dumpling Festival with $100 of vouchers Sunday lunch time, bao buns, korean chicken, couple of pales and a G&T or two for the bride.
Even made Mrs Boon happy* by strolling Rundle Mall for an hour before hand window shopping.

All the while getting the weekend washing cycle complete, even finished off the pool start up ready for the week ahead.

Some weekends nothing is great, other weekends when you go non stop are just as good, had a ripper.

I went the Dumpling festival for the first time as well.
Bao buns and Korean chicken was sensational.
Having the Coopers bar there was a bonus as well!

Did you try the sake from the sake bar?
Not a fan of it normally but it was pretty good.

amber_fluid wrote:

Booney wrote:Cracking weekend :

Friday night:
Navy Club Friday night for AC/DC and Angels tributes, drinks at 1970's prices

Saturday:
Bottled a cracking session ale
AFLW on a perfect spring day in the bowling club at Alberton, drinks at 1970's prices
Couple of mates over for some cricket, beer, pizza and bullshit Saturday night

Sunday:
Dumpling Festival with $100 of vouchers Sunday lunch time, bao buns, korean chicken, couple of pales and a G&T or two for the bride.
Even made Mrs Boon happy* by strolling Rundle Mall for an hour before hand window shopping.

All the while getting the weekend washing cycle complete, even finished off the pool start up ready for the week ahead.

Some weekends nothing is great, other weekends when you go non stop are just as good, had a ripper.

I went the Dumpling festival for the first time as well.
Bao buns and Korean chicken was sensational.
Having the Coopers bar there was a bonus as well!

Did you try the sake from the sake bar?
Not a fan of it normally but it was pretty good.

I went to the festival last year and nearly fell over at the food prices, it was insane, what would usually cost like $8 in a shop was over $20.

The food was great though

Booney wrote:
Sunday:
Dumpling Festival with $100 of vouchers Sunday lunch time, bao buns, korean chicken, couple of pales and a G&T or two for the bride.
Even made Mrs Boon happy* by strolling Rundle Mall for an hour before hand window shopping.

All the while getting the weekend washing cycle complete, even finished off the pool start up ready for the week ahead.

Some weekends nothing is great, other weekends when you go non stop are just as good, had a ripper.

Would’ve been a pane to carry around for the afternoon.