This is possibly the only time in blog history that I wasn’t looking for nor thinking it was a stoush until you blew up in my face. I was simply having a chat and not a debate.
The comment about my incomplete knowledge was posted before your angry one.
This is possibly the only time in blog history that I wasn’t looking for nor thinking it was a stoush until you blew up in my face. I was simply having a chat and not a debate.
Yep, you’ve turned into Gomer Pyle; cut it out, it’s embarrassing.
After England, Switzerland is and was a majority owner of Australian Natural Resources and has been since at least 1960’s.
I think it would be great to push your antifa/green/left/liberal/blm/sierra communists to downgrade all proper energy resources until they broke and then pick up the assets to control the lot.
Does anyone know anything about artificial grass? Quality? Any downside? Problems? Integrating with plants?
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Our downstairs neighbours have installed article grass in the back section of the garden, where not much sunlight penetrates in any case, for the children to play in.
The colour is quite good, rather dark and not screamingly artificial, and it seems to be quite durable and sturdy. Easy to keep tidy too with a rake, and without the dust and grime you would normally get from churned up grass. Surprisingly good, in fact.
“Does anyone know anything about artificial grass? Quality? Any downside? Problems? Integrating with plants?”
Calli would know more. But I bought a metre and a half of the top quality stuff about a year ago to put in an area that will eventually be concreted down the side of our place, just to keep the weeds down and to test it as a temporary solution for the large space maybe. It didn’t work out very well for the latter job but was fine for keeping weeds down. It collects a lot of debris and you have to sweep it, which is difficult as bits of leaves stick to it. The thinner cheaper stuff would probably be worse for both jobs. It might be alright for putting on concrete patios in high places. That’s about all.
Matrix Something, Slob Tony, Pigs droppings, Tail-between-your-legs – I love it!
I see you drongos have been scrambling all over each other to substantiate my point that you are vacuous big gobbed nobodies with nothing better to do beyond clumping clumsily about here, hoiking and spitting.
Knock yourselves out, go for broke with those air swings. 😎😎 You have made this your latrine and you are welcome to it.
Muddy says:
August 18, 2021 at 9:35 pm
Thanks, Cold-Hands.
I can’t write that it was a comforting read for my own circumstances though
Muddy, Latham refers to health reasons for not getting the jab. From what I’ve read, the vaccines can revive inactivated viruses like glandular fever. If you’ve had anything like that maybe put together something and see your doctor about getting a dispensation. Plus, of course, get them to provide a copy of their policy including provision for worker’s compensation for adverse reactions.
Ta, Lizzie & Indolent &, further up, Baba & Steve. We have a small front yard facing south and we’re getting a new fence. It’s quite shaded for most of the year. Just a thought.
No surprise to see the gay leprechaun front and centre alongside Big Government. That will come in handy next time they go to Canberra with their begging bowl outstretched.
“I had tired of the endless stream of self congratulatory diary notes (revolving around spending some dopey mug’s family’s money … and “my fabulous tits”) and claimed expertise on all manner of subjects and places.”
Boring old farts like you have no sense of adventure left, sorry to say to you Mick. Any money Hairy and I have we have earned and paid tax on, by the way, and we spend it on things other people have occasionally liked to hear about, such as travel, and reciprocally share. Envy sounds a lot like you. And if you can’t have a joke about boozies occasionally, you live in a very miserable world. As for ‘claimed expertise’, I have plenty of opinions and expertise, not just ‘claimed’ (try me), because you do get quite a lot of experience and expertise in one long life well lived.
But you wouldn’t know anything at all about that. You’re tedium personified.
Boring us all with your old management adventures. Yawn.
In the few lines above you can see that anyone can play at the ‘take down’ game you and Nick enjoy. I don’t enjoy it much, and by-and-large prefer to be elsewhere.
BBS – unless you absolutely have to be able to walk on it I would try to avoid artificial grass, which can grow moss like ordinary grass if it stays damp and shady anyway. The Canary Island ivy is a good ground cover for suppressing weeds and not as invasive as the more common English ivy. It still needs some care as it will eventually run up trees, walls and stuff.
I have got English ivy in a section of the garden near my carport and it has started to run up the fence and a tree while I have been out of action for a year and a half. It is a good tough plant for Perth but not a plant and forget one.
BBS, re the artificial grass, ours looked pretty bad because we didn’t take care of it. It might be good for small well-tended areas. There are a variety of colours and thicknesses available. I’d suggest chossing two types, getting a small sample of each, and seeing it in situ. Alternatively, pavers are good, set into sand, with a garden mostly in pots. The people next door did their own, levelled the area, raked some sand, and set the pavers, sprinkling them then with sand and cement mix before lightly hosing.
Biden for dying in office.. 29 Nov 2021.
At least Kameltoe gets a sympathy bump then.
Hmm my Ford territory has decided it should drop its entire drive train out sometime in my next couple of trips from site.
Into the suspension place and he’s let me gowithout charging me ( I’ve been a customer before) and said it’s not even worth a bodgy job to try and get 6 months out of.
Stuck having to buy a new vehicle in a bit of a rush, going to get singed.
But ffs the prices on second hand solid vehicles is ape shit. 200,000 + km and 15 years old… $45-60k
Probably a triton dual cab new, warranty is good and solid enough.
Pain in the ass to have a buy forced on you though.
“If anyone uses a lithium based battery then you support child slavery in The Congo and environmental degradation in Mongolia.”
I support those things wholeheartedly. Children not working always get into trouble, vandalising, graffitiing, joining gangs, stealing with menaces. Child Slavery is a social good. It reduces the crime rate and produces worthwhile goods as well as educating and skilling children. As for Mongolia, it’s payback time for what the barbaric mongol hordes did in Europe. I hope the Chinese turn your country into a poisoned cesspit.
Cheers
‘It’s immoral to put the risks of dealing with the covid onto our children in a quixotic attempt to make these leaky, useless vaccines achieve herd immunity. Completely sick and immoral.
Damn you to hell Morrison. What the F*CK do you think you’re playing at?’
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About three months back, Morrison said something along the lines of the vaccines wouldn’t achieve what they thought they would. This was never mentioned again.
Morrison is either totally controlled, or has people informing him of the reality of the dud contracts that have been signed. A Big Pharma stitch up.
So Morrison wants all Australian kids injected with mRNA experimental shots. Why? Which of the countries who couldn’t afford the Big Pharma covid vaccines have their children dropping like flies from Covid? There aren’t any.
Herd immunity? Where? This has not happened anywhere.
Just so we are clear, whats headed to Australia:
You can participate in society if you have: malaria, chlamydia, the swine flu, the bird flu, h1n1, the flu, syphilis, AIDS or any other serious/deadly illness and the best part…you dont even have to show proof of vaccine or that you are not sick to get in.
Taliban guy makes a good point.
And it’s all of the media, not just Big Tech.
The Post Millennial
@TPostMillennial
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When pressed on the issue of free speech, Taliban spokesman points to Facebook’s and Big Tech’s censorship of Americans.
Gillian McKeith
@GillianMcKeith
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NSW, Australia has lost the plot. Full psycho tyrannical ……if you go outside for fresh air… you will get an infringement notice and will be checked on again
stop riding an internet google bike
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This time it was a missing less than character “<"
The real threat appears to be from our own government and their misperceptions of what are very real and dangerous homeland threats we do truly face.
Exclusive from Gen. Flynn:
Since New DHS Alert, You’re a Potential Terrorist if You Oppose White House Lies
By Michael Flynn August 17, 2021 at 2:15pm
On Sept. 17, 2021, our nation will celebrate the 234th anniversary of our beloved U.S. Constitution.
https://www.westernjournal.com/exclusive-gen-flynn-since-new-dhs-alert-potential-terrorist-oppose-white-house-lies/
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The Front Bar has the sports channel, TAB, leads to the beer garden and has pool tables and skimpys
The Lounge has top shelf whisky, a degustation menu and 20 year old carpet
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oh … I forgot about the line the front with the fat ranga checking yr invites
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Brucie
This is possibly the only time in blog history that I wasn’t looking for nor thinking it was a stoush until you blew up in my face. I was simply having a chat and not a debate.
The comment about my incomplete knowledge was posted before your angry one.
Again, I have no idea what upset you.
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hang on, Mick has just flown in to troubleshoot staffing issues
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This is possibly the only time in blog history that I wasn’t looking for nor thinking it was a stoush until you blew up in my face. I was simply having a chat and not a debate.
Yep, you’ve turned into Gomer Pyle; cut it out, it’s embarrassing.
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STFU Cronkite. You hindrance.
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The Swiss are certainly not ones to let principles stand in the way of making a dollar.
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“Yep, you’ve turned into Gomer Pyle; cut it out, it’s embarrassing.”
——————————————————————————————————– Why is JC suddenly grovelling?
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After England, Switzerland is and was a majority owner of Australian Natural Resources and has been since at least 1960’s.
I think it would be great to push your antifa/green/left/liberal/blm/sierra communists to downgrade all proper energy resources until they broke and then pick up the assets to control the lot.
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Mark Dice:
Before This Story is Dumped Down the Memory Hole, You Should Know This
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Does anyone know anything about artificial grass? Quality? Any downside? Problems? Integrating with plants?
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Our downstairs neighbours have installed article grass in the back section of the garden, where not much sunlight penetrates in any case, for the children to play in.
The colour is quite good, rather dark and not screamingly artificial, and it seems to be quite durable and sturdy. Easy to keep tidy too with a rake, and without the dust and grime you would normally get from churned up grass. Surprisingly good, in fact.
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“Does anyone know anything about artificial grass? Quality? Any downside? Problems? Integrating with plants?”
Calli would know more. But I bought a metre and a half of the top quality stuff about a year ago to put in an area that will eventually be concreted down the side of our place, just to keep the weeds down and to test it as a temporary solution for the large space maybe. It didn’t work out very well for the latter job but was fine for keeping weeds down. It collects a lot of debris and you have to sweep it, which is difficult as bits of leaves stick to it. The thinner cheaper stuff would probably be worse for both jobs. It might be alright for putting on concrete patios in high places. That’s about all.
ps it looks disgusting.
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Doing God’s work Birdie. Hope his people give you a break.
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Matrix Something, Slob Tony, Pigs droppings, Tail-between-your-legs – I love it!
I see you drongos have been scrambling all over each other to substantiate my point that you are vacuous big gobbed nobodies with nothing better to do beyond clumping clumsily about here, hoiking and spitting.
Knock yourselves out, go for broke with those air swings. 😎😎 You have made this your latrine and you are welcome to it.
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Hey Cronkite.
Have you read this book yet or is it on the to do list.?
101 Penis-Lengthening Tips You Can Do at Home, the Office, or on the Go
by Scott Priborow
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Muddy says:
August 18, 2021 at 9:35 pm
Thanks, Cold-Hands.
I can’t write that it was a comforting read for my own circumstances though
Muddy, Latham refers to health reasons for not getting the jab. From what I’ve read, the vaccines can revive inactivated viruses like glandular fever. If you’ve had anything like that maybe put together something and see your doctor about getting a dispensation. Plus, of course, get them to provide a copy of their policy including provision for worker’s compensation for adverse reactions.
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If anyone uses a lithium based battery then you support child slavery in The Congo and environmental degradation in Mongolia.
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Ta, Lizzie & Indolent &, further up, Baba & Steve. We have a small front yard facing south and we’re getting a new fence. It’s quite shaded for most of the year. Just a thought.
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No surprise to see the gay leprechaun front and centre alongside Big Government. That will come in handy next time they go to Canberra with their begging bowl outstretched.
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FMD, there goes the thread; head prefect’s penis envy has just been unleashed. Hold onto your scrotums boys, it’s going to be a bumpy ride.
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Mick the big gob never addresses any point nor argument at all.
Feel sorry for you Mick.
Your locked in to naff!
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“I had tired of the endless stream of self congratulatory diary notes (revolving around spending some dopey mug’s family’s money … and “my fabulous tits”) and claimed expertise on all manner of subjects and places.”
Boring old farts like you have no sense of adventure left, sorry to say to you Mick. Any money Hairy and I have we have earned and paid tax on, by the way, and we spend it on things other people have occasionally liked to hear about, such as travel, and reciprocally share. Envy sounds a lot like you. And if you can’t have a joke about boozies occasionally, you live in a very miserable world. As for ‘claimed expertise’, I have plenty of opinions and expertise, not just ‘claimed’ (try me), because you do get quite a lot of experience and expertise in one long life well lived.
But you wouldn’t know anything at all about that. You’re tedium personified.
Boring us all with your old management adventures. Yawn.
In the few lines above you can see that anyone can play at the ‘take down’ game you and Nick enjoy. I don’t enjoy it much, and by-and-large prefer to be elsewhere.
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BBS – unless you absolutely have to be able to walk on it I would try to avoid artificial grass, which can grow moss like ordinary grass if it stays damp and shady anyway. The Canary Island ivy is a good ground cover for suppressing weeds and not as invasive as the more common English ivy. It still needs some care as it will eventually run up trees, walls and stuff.
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Not everyone’s cup of tea.
Paul van Dyk – For An Angel 2009
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Swiss ingenuity
Cuckoo clocks a la The Third Man.
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hey Mick of Gold Coast
how many Afghan bum boys did you get for your personal mob???
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Gladys accidentally telling the truth –
https://gab.com/Larocafirme/posts/106776581785414337
Loony tunes indeed.
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It’s evening. He’s drunk, he’s now courageous.
When the Rones pretends he comes out fighting unable to hide behind others or join a posse… it’s just wrong. It disturbs the order of the universe.
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I have got English ivy in a section of the garden near my carport and it has started to run up the fence and a tree while I have been out of action for a year and a half. It is a good tough plant for Perth but not a plant and forget one.
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BBS, re the artificial grass, ours looked pretty bad because we didn’t take care of it. It might be good for small well-tended areas. There are a variety of colours and thicknesses available. I’d suggest chossing two types, getting a small sample of each, and seeing it in situ. Alternatively, pavers are good, set into sand, with a garden mostly in pots. The people next door did their own, levelled the area, raked some sand, and set the pavers, sprinkling them then with sand and cement mix before lightly hosing.
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Phillip Ruddock would approve.
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you are a despicable arsehole so called Mick from Gold Coast
you sound like a con man to me..
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Bloomin heck!
Edvard Grieg – Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 Op. 46 conducted by Maciej Tomasiewicz
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Biden for dying in office.. 29 Nov 2021.
At least Kameltoe gets a sympathy bump then.
Hmm my Ford territory has decided it should drop its entire drive train out sometime in my next couple of trips from site.
Into the suspension place and he’s let me gowithout charging me ( I’ve been a customer before) and said it’s not even worth a bodgy job to try and get 6 months out of.
Stuck having to buy a new vehicle in a bit of a rush, going to get singed.
But ffs the prices on second hand solid vehicles is ape shit. 200,000 + km and 15 years old… $45-60k
Probably a triton dual cab new, warranty is good and solid enough.
Pain in the ass to have a buy forced on you though.
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Mick, did that fat ranga let you in ?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1bFr2SWP1I
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honk honk.
*goose-world
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Mick from Gold Coast
you are a gutless so called Australian and exactly like the bird.
is the bird your son??
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Mick from Gold Coast
all hat and no cattle.
its ok mick… we understand your bragging.
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This is not good <a href="https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/israel-to-expand-covid-immunity-scheme-limit-gatherings-starting-wednesday-1.10126441?utm_source=mailchimp&utm_medium=content&utm_campaign=daily-brief&utm_content=520377c649" Israelis Over Three Must Show Proof of Vaccine or Negative Test
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“If anyone uses a lithium based battery then you support child slavery in The Congo and environmental degradation in Mongolia.”
I support those things wholeheartedly. Children not working always get into trouble, vandalising, graffitiing, joining gangs, stealing with menaces. Child Slavery is a social good. It reduces the crime rate and produces worthwhile goods as well as educating and skilling children. As for Mongolia, it’s payback time for what the barbaric mongol hordes did in Europe. I hope the Chinese turn your country into a poisoned cesspit.
Cheers
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The Battle of Broken Hill
One of my Grand Uncles was up there at the time.
If you think it will be different then vote LNP or Labor who will protect you from their UN masters.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Broken_Hill
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/broken-hill-new-years-day-1915-was-australias-first-terrorist-attack-20141014-115weh.html
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shyte, another link fails, bugga.
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Nick De Cusa says:
August 18, 2021 at 11:43 pm
Nick De Cusa says:
August 18, 2021 at 11:43 pm
You’re a f%ck head.
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Welcome to the blog Son of Mick of The Gold Coast.
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As for Mongolia, it’s payback time for what the barbaric mongol hordes did in Europe.
Lot of truth in that, unfortunately it’s akin to making present day white man paying compensation for past slavery of blacks.
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‘It’s immoral to put the risks of dealing with the covid onto our children in a quixotic attempt to make these leaky, useless vaccines achieve herd immunity. Completely sick and immoral.
Damn you to hell Morrison. What the F*CK do you think you’re playing at?’
***
About three months back, Morrison said something along the lines of the vaccines wouldn’t achieve what they thought they would. This was never mentioned again.
Morrison is either totally controlled, or has people informing him of the reality of the dud contracts that have been signed. A Big Pharma stitch up.
So Morrison wants all Australian kids injected with mRNA experimental shots. Why? Which of the countries who couldn’t afford the Big Pharma covid vaccines have their children dropping like flies from Covid? There aren’t any.
Herd immunity? Where? This has not happened anywhere.
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Just so we are clear, whats headed to Australia:
You can participate in society if you have: malaria, chlamydia, the swine flu, the bird flu, h1n1, the flu, syphilis, AIDS or any other serious/deadly illness and the best part…you dont even have to show proof of vaccine or that you are not sick to get in.
but cov1d vax…
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stop riding an internet google bike
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Taliban guy makes a good point.
And it’s all of the media, not just Big Tech.
The Post Millennial
@TPostMillennial
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20h
When pressed on the issue of free speech, Taliban spokesman points to Facebook’s and Big Tech’s censorship of Americans.
https://twitter.com/TPostMillennial/status/1427692101693628417?s=20
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Mick of The Gold Coast is a gross fat pig who’s so called brain is full of Germanic Glory!!!
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Got that wrong.
You are f%cked in the head, Nick. New name tomorrow no doubt.
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Lame pics.
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Gillian McKeith
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NSW, Australia has lost the plot. Full psycho tyrannical ……if you go outside for fresh air… you will get an infringement notice and will be checked on again
https://twitter.com/GillianMcKeith/status/1427560688126504962?s=20
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Does anyone know how many Australian companies or individuals have applied for bankruptcy since January 2020 up to June 2021???
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FlyingPigs says:
August 19, 2021 at 12:06 am
Mark A says:
August 18, 2021 at 11:56 pm
shyte, another link fails, bugga.
stop riding an internet google bike
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I actually have no problem with html coding, it’s just when you are in a hurry a slight mistake makes all the difference and not having a review panel is not helping.
This time it was a missing less than character “<"
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Mark A
I come for the flowers and pass to my wife.
She thinks I’m a hero.. so to speak…
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