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The hazards of layout building in Australia
QRModeller replied to DavidB-AU's topic in Down-Under Railway Modellers
We even have a special repellent cream to keep these particularly nasty creatures at bay: (blurry because upsized from one of my avatar pics) I believe that there has been a push to have it handed out to newly arrived international tourists at airports. Matt.
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Why do I keep getting thoughts of modelling the 'Snora'???
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is sotally tober
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Feels like ^%$@!! Got woken up early on Saturday because my appendix wanted out, today being the first time since the operation that I
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Sticking with the same theme, another fav... Matt.
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The Drinking Man’s Prayer Our Beer that art in Barrels Hallowed be thy Drink Thy will get drunk Thy will be drunk at home as in the Local Give us today out daily spillage Forgive us our spills As we forgive those who spill against us Lead us not into the poncy art of wine tasting And deliver us from alco-pops For mine is the Bitter, the Lager, the Ale, and the Dry Forever and ever Barmen Matt.
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Macka, Jacko and Bazza had gone down to the pub one night for a few drinks. After a couple of hours, Bazza needed a pee, so he headed out the back to the outdoor dunny (you know the type - a rusty little shed made of corrugated iron that looks like a cough might knock it over, one that may or may not be home to a snake but is definitely home to a couple of large spiders and constantly has flies buzzing around it). After fifteen minutes, Macka and Jacko started to get a bit worried, so they headed out the back to see if Bazza was alright. As they started to head out towards the dunny, they heard a blood curdling scream coming from that direction. Fearing the worst, they ran over, calling out Bazza’s name. Following another scream, they proceeded to ask if Bazza was alright. “NO!!” came the reply. “There’s something livin’ in the can and every time I try an’ get up, it reaches up and grabs me balls! Realising their mate was in trouble, they cautiously entered, but, as they shone the torch onto Bazza, they both fell onto the ground, laughing uncontrollably. Bazza wasn’t in the dunny at all. He’d gone into the shed by mistake and was sitting on the mop bucket with his foot on the pedal! Matt.
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Und efter ze fifz yer, ve vil al be speking German like zey vunted in ze forst plas.
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"Victor! Are you still alive?"
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Is currently doing a painfully good 'Rhonda' impression!
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I blow my nose at you, so-called Arthur-king, you and all your silly English kaaannnnniggets!
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Hmmm. I wonder, if I go to the pub and sing '21 today' within earshot of the barman, Benny Hill style, will I get a free pint??
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Reminds me of the time we drove past a fire danger rating board somewhere in NSW in '03. The arrow was pointing to the green 'Low-Moderate' section, but a small fire had gone through the area a few weeks before we passed by, and the sign was completely charred, except for where the arrow had been!! Unfortunately we didn't have a camera handy so no piccie. Matt. edited for me being creative with my spelling!!!
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Ahem. Not meaning to gloat but....
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R.I.P Paul Walker
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Alrighty boys, mid-year was just a warm-up. Now it's game on!!
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is feeling pleased with himself for soldering for the first time, and fixing my old lima 33 in the process!!!
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^^^ Where's the 'groan' button??? Matt.
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spent the time while rmweb was down tracing the past and present railway lines of cornwall on google earth
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G'day Peter, I've been following Llanbourne since I joined but can't believe I haven't posted here yet! Anyway, super modelling! I really like the fourth pic, I had to do a double-take. The backscene in that one (and the last one too) gives a real sense of depth to the image. Great job! Matt.
