:think: How long are you going to keep them and where will they be next?We already have The Blue Mountains in New south wales
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Thunder's Muse
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The Berean
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Well being "the best" is simply opinion, no? In my opinion those two movies are at the top of the list.
TM, Have you seen Mad Max or The Road Warrior?
Thunder's Muse
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Well being "the best" is simply opinion, no? In my opinion those two movies are at the top of the list.
TM, Have you seen Mad Max or The Road Warrior?
No, I haven't seen any of the Mad Max movies, or Road Warrior...
but then again, I've never seen Nightmare on Elm Street, any Jason movies...etc etc....
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The Berean
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You have to see Mad Max and The Road Warrior! You just have to! :banana:
Thunder's Muse
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The majority of Australia's population live on the outer edge, near the ocean. Water based sports are very popular here.
Thunder's Muse
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I have to say, that clip you posted the other day was pretty cool. Loved the guys at the end...I thought it was a chick on the back of his bike...then the other guy gets that crazed look on his face and pulls the arrow out of his arm.....hahahaha!!!!
Charity
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We don't Have enough Faith to move them at the moment!
working on the Glass house Mountains first. smaller Task!
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Thunder's Muse
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Is most of the middle uninhabitable for some reason?
doloresistere
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Is the great barrier reef really dying or has it just been hit with too many cyclones in recent years?
The Berean
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What exactly is Vegemite? :idunno:
Do kangaroos make good boxers?
If they do, it's the way they were built. The Coriolis effect only works on flows over a very long distance. Unless a toilet is several hundred kilometers wide, it won't matter. (No East Texas Jokes here)
Thunder's Muse
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Not totally uninhabitable, just very harsh, dry and isolated.
It has reduced slightly in size but it's not dying.
Vegimite is a spread that we use on toast etc. It was first made in 1923 during the Depression, so that children could still get the vitamins and minerals they needed, without it costing too much.
Originally made with the yeast from brewing beer, it is a black, salty spread that is as much a part of Aussie culture as beer and public holidays :chuckle:
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Yeah, we are aprox 1 day ahead of the U.S.
Do kangaroos make good boxers?
Uh, they used to but it's kinda frowned upon now....
Most Aussie wouldn't mess with a male kangaroo.....
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