SA Footy

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:

kickinit wrote:Yeh but can always wear a pair of shoes and walk. And which kids would want to go out and play on 30c degree weather.

I meant bare feet (give it a whirl around 3 this arvo), of course shoes would be ok, very hard to install over 32c trying to hammer in the anchoring nails with a pair of big workers gloves on.
Won't even start on the grazing aspect of playing any sort of backyard sport.

Maybe you should invest in a pair of TIG welding gloves, might help you out.

https://www.blackwoods.com.au/part/0367 ... ing-tig-11

From memory they are about $12

How do I get my most replied to topic on my profile?

Why would you use chop sticks when we have forks??

Sometimes I can't be forked.

why was Ali Clarke sacked of the mmm hot breakfast???

They brought Nick Gill in, they wanted a "blokey" show, so she was replaced.

GWW wrote:They brought Nick Gill in, they wanted a "blokey" show, so she was replaced.

it's rubbish now...i know it wasn't the best before she left but i actually enjoyed it...

Now its absolute junk! i've resorted to listening to mix...

woodublieve12 wrote:

GWW wrote:They brought Nick Gill in, they wanted a "blokey" show, so she was replaced.

it's rubbish now...i know it wasn't the best before she left but i actually enjoyed it...

Now its absolute junk! i've resorted to listening to mix...

ditto - although that Matt guy is a bit OTT...

Footy Chick wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

GWW wrote:They brought Nick Gill in, they wanted a "blokey" show, so she was replaced.

it's rubbish now...i know it wasn't the best before she left but i actually enjoyed it...

Now its absolute junk! i've resorted to listening to mix...

ditto - although that Matt guy is a bit OTT...

what are you talking about he's FABULOUS

How is my compensation for having no power paid?

The Ash Man wrote:How is my compensation for having no power paid?

I went through a 26 hour outage about 10 years ago, had to apply for compensation then they sent you a cheque in the post. Takes a couple of weeks to come through...

The Ash Man wrote:How is my compensation for having no power paid?

Taken off the next bill I would think.

Nah, you'll get a cheque in the mail. Happened chez Pseudo a few years ago.

shoe boy wrote:Why would you use chop sticks when we have forks??

Sometimes demonstrating your skill with chopsticks impresses the chicks.

Psyber wrote:

shoe boy wrote:Why would you use chop sticks when we have forks??

Sometimes demonstrating your skill with chopsticks impresses the chicks.

Chopsticks = ya wang?

It's all about dexterity and control...

Psyber wrote:It's all about dexterity and control...

of which I have neither of apparently - 40 years old and still cant use the buggers

Footy Chick wrote:

Psyber wrote:It's all about dexterity and control...

of which I have neither of apparently - 40 years old and still cant use the buggers

Many years ago I went to a 10 course Chinese banquet organised by a Chinese colleague of mine and had chopstick training before attending. It is all in getting the grip right in the first place.

The Ash Man wrote:How is my compensation for having no power paid?

It’s not called compensation it is an automatic payment for inconvenience caused. The amounts are set under the legislation starting at about $90 for 12 hours and going up I received $396 for 36 hours a couple of years ago.
SA Power Networks do this automatically but are not quick they say allow 3 months.

Alaska wrote:

The Ash Man wrote:How is my compensation for having no power paid?

It’s not called compensation it is an automatic payment for inconvenience caused. The amounts are set under the legislation starting at about $90 for 12 hours and going up I received $396 for 36 hours a couple of years ago.
SA Power Networks do this automatically but are not quick they say allow 3 months.

Mine was out for 17 hours and I've thrown everything out of my fridge and freezer.

I had 3 whole crayfish, 2kg of prawns and various expensive cuts of meat