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[mighty_tiger_79]

Work is over until next Wednesday...
Bit of golf planned tomorrow, friday got a golf lesson plus a hit after. Watch my doggy win on friday. Saturday golf and then a tour at glenside that night
Sunday.....no idea maybe another couple of homebrews to put down for xmas a bbq...
Monday....who knows..too far away
Friday week off to Pt Lincoln....for work

[MW]

Work is over until next Wednesday...
Bit of golf planned tomorrow, friday got a golf lesson plus a hit after. Watch my doggy win on friday. Saturday golf and then a tour at glenside that night
Sunday.....no idea maybe another couple of homebrews to put down for xmas a bbq...
Monday....who knows..too far away
Friday week off to Pt Lincoln....for work

Game of footy Saturday?

[mighty_tiger_79]

Work is over until next Wednesday...
Bit of golf planned tomorrow, friday got a golf lesson plus a hit after. Watch my doggy win on friday. Saturday golf and then a tour at glenside that night
Sunday.....no idea maybe another couple of homebrews to put down for xmas a bbq...
Monday....who knows..too far away
Friday week off to Pt Lincoln....for work

Game of footy Saturday?

thats definitely not on my radar...

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[Booney]

thanks lads

my brother and i have almost been successful in pressuring my old man to buy a boat that will live at my brother's house in waikerie. Has picked out the exact one he wants and was asking whether my brother's shed was big enough.

so maybe once that is done we can start working on the camper trailer

Ask your dad if he will buy me a boat too

Edit. If you want to check them out there is usially a caravan and camping show at wayville twice a year. Costs to get in but you can check out everything from swags to full blown winnebago type stuff. I found it goodfor narrowing down our search before we bought ours second hand

good advice

dont see myself buying one any time soon. for a few weekend trips up river somewhere a tent is probably enough.

My plan is to buy a caracan/camper when i retire in 30 years and just travel around australia until i get sick of it. and hopefully get plenty more overseas travel in when im younger

We purchased our current house in 2008, the previous owners both mid-30's and of reasonable health (him more so) had packed up and were off. He'd had a heart scare and they'd always planned to do as you, me and many others are in retirement.

We got the house at a good price as they needed the cash to buy Steve Johnson ( V8 driver ) and his families bus. A full Iveco coach that his Mrs and kids followed him around Australia in. Big flash gold thing with front seats that spun and turned into recliners, 2 bedrooms (kids bunks were tiny though), bathroom with toilet, kitchen etc etc.

When they got their hands on it they can around and showed it off, amazing thing it was.

They went West and last I heard they'd been in Esperance for a couple of years, Perth for a bit, had stayed in Broome for a year or two and were then in Darwin.

Foot note - I rated the fact they wanted to come and share their knowledge of the history of the house ( 1897 ) with us too. I'll do the same all going well one day well into the future.

[Footy Chick]

Foot note - I rated the fact they wanted to come and share their knowledge of the history of the house ( 1897 ) with us too. I'll do the same all going well one day well into the future.

I also rate this - I think it's very important to pass down such history. I'd like to hear about this at our next catch up

[Pseudo]

Foot note - I rated the fact they wanted to come and share their knowledge of the history of the house ( 1897 ) with us too. I'll do the same all going well one day well into the future.

I also rate this - I think it's very important to pass down such history. I'd like to hear about this at our next catch up

History tour chez Booney:

"Welcome and mind your step as you enter. Got a long story about those steps, when I came home from the pub three sheets to the wind and couldn't get up them,,, had to throw stones at the window until the missus would come down and let me in. I woulda used a brick, but I woulda had to get the old EH holden down off of them first. Working our way down the hallway now, just pause and see the stain against the wall. Seven years ago our dog ate half the grass in the backyard and was violently ill in this spot. Little bugger cost us a fortune in veterinary fees, which is why we never had the money to varnish over the stain. Let's head now into the main bedroom. Got some stories here that would curl your eyebrows..."

[Corona Man]

Didn't think I would ever say this...... working on a public holiday tomorrow!

The rewards - A day in lieu before Melb Cup Day = 4 day weekend & ignoring an insignificant parade in the CBD tomorrow.

[tipper]

Foot note - I rated the fact they wanted to come and share their knowledge of the history of the house ( 1897 ) with us too. I'll do the same all going well one day well into the future.

I also rate this - I think it's very important to pass down such history. I'd like to hear about this at our next catch up

History tour chez Booney:

"Welcome and mind your step as you enter. Got a long story about those steps, when I came home from the pub three sheets to the wind and couldn't get up them,,, had to throw stones at the window until the missus would come down and let me in. I woulda used a brick, but I woulda had to get the old EH holden down off of them first. Working our way down the hallway now, just pause and see the stain against the wall. Seven years ago our dog ate half the grass in the backyard and was violently ill in this spot. Little bugger cost us a fortune in veterinary fees, which is why we never had the money to varnish over the stain. Let's head now into the main bedroom. Got some stories here that would curl your eyebrows..."

tsk tsk. Booney is a Ford man, so it would be a clapped out EA falcon on the bricks wouldnt it??

[Booney]

Foot note - I rated the fact they wanted to come and share their knowledge of the history of the house ( 1897 ) with us too. I'll do the same all going well one day well into the future.

I also rate this - I think it's very important to pass down such history. I'd like to hear about this at our next catch up

History tour chez Booney:

"Welcome and mind your step as you enter. Got a long story about those steps, when I came home from the pub three sheets to the wind and couldn't get up them,,, had to throw stones at the window until the missus would come down and let me in. I woulda used a brick, but I woulda had to get the old EH holden down off of them first. Working our way down the hallway now, just pause and see the stain against the wall. Seven years ago our dog ate half the grass in the backyard and was violently ill in this spot. Little bugger cost us a fortune in veterinary fees, which is why we never had the money to varnish over the stain. Let's head now into the main bedroom. Got some stories here that would curl your eyebrows..."

tsk tsk. Booney is a Ford man, so it would be a clapped out EA falcon on the bricks wouldnt it??

I'd have to move the Cortina to get the Escort out so I could get to the Falcon.

[am Bays]

History tour chez Booney:

"Welcome and mind your step as you enter. Got a long story about those steps, when I came home from the pub three sheets to the wind and couldn't get up them,,, had to throw stones at the window until the missus would come down and let me in. I woulda used a brick, but I woulda had to get the old EH holden down off of them first. Working our way down the hallway now, just pause and see the stain against the wall. Seven years ago our dog ate half the grass in the backyard and was violently ill in this spot. Little bugger cost us a fortune in veterinary fees, which is why we never had the money to varnish over the stain. Let's head now into the main bedroom. Got some stories here that would curl your eyebrows..."

tsk tsk. Booney is a Ford man, so it would be a clapped out EA falcon on the bricks wouldnt it??

I'd have to move the Cortina to get the Escort out so I could get to the Falcon.

It's the Corsair (complete with the SAFM sticker) that's up on blocks...

[Booney]

Tauras, the GL.

[Spargo]

And the special edition "Carla Zampatti" Ford Laser?

[Booney]

And the special edition "Carla Zampatti" Ford Laser?

A connoisseur of fine motor vehicles.

[Spargo]

And the special edition "Carla Zampatti" Ford Laser?

A connoisseur of fine motor vehicles.

Great car.
I "inherited" one years ago from a house mate who moved interstate.
The thing went like a shower of shit. I never had it serviced in near on 5 years, unbreakable.

[Lightning McQueen]

I'd have to move the Cortina to get the Escort out so I could get to the Falcon.

Tell em they're dreaming.

[tipper]

Dad, i dug a hole!

[Booney]

Dad, i dug a hole!

Not yet, son, that's only half a hole.

[Lightning McQueen]

What's this love?

[Lightning McQueen]

Farouk: He say plane fly overhead, drop value. I don't care. In Beirut, plane fly over, drop bomb. I like these planes.

[cracka]

Still the best Australian movie ever.