NO. apparently you CAPITALIZE for emphasis :yes:

Oh yeah...the tard said it so it must be true.

I saw someone else using dots yesterday...I nearly PM'd them to tell them how inappropriate it was.

it's only fair.

*runs off to find some musical interlude

Oh yeah...the tard said it so it must be true.


hell fckng yeah :yes:

all the dave talk has got me wanting to relive precious moments :lol:

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aww. feel the lurve :)

yeah i almost gotta stiffie watching that :)

:lol: :rainbow:


What's up with Terri Irwin? I'm not sure whether she's drunk with grief right now or just naturally oblivious, but why does she insist on telling Australia stuff about our wildlife which we already know. :stinkeye:

"If Steve had come out the other side, I am sure he would have used it (the footage) as an educational tool. But everybody understands the rules of rays, now," she told Channel 9's Today program.

No, everyone understood them before, it was just Steve who didn't have a clue. They're not aggressive but if you harass them they will barb you. That's why they're called STINGrays :rolleyes: :p

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,21134132-1702,00.html

"I think people should love rays. They are cute little pancakes in the ocean and their only defence is that incredible barb."

Cute little pancakes?? Some adult rays are huge, like 6 or 7 ft long.

I thought it was appropriate to post the flag to remind those aussie vbers who are burning their brain cells OS at the moment that it's Australia Day today incase they've forgotten.

8874;) :)
I will use this for meditation :D Nice one Madam Pixella!! You know how to pick em, just kiddin.

Yeah....all the stuff with the Irwin's is getting weird. EOS :)

How weird is it that he went diving in his clothes?? :) LIke, who the hell goes diving without a wetsuit?


BTW, heard you made the vegan cup ckaes last night....bloody typical when I'm outta the way :D

yeah well, gotta stick it up the jetsetters some how :p



How weird is it that he went diving in his clothes??


well when you've got 158 sponsered safari suits you're gonna use them at every opportunity, d'ya know what i mean :)

On your mobile, in predictive text mode, write the word "coal".

Then press the key that brings up alternative words. On some phones, it's the * key, on others the down arrow.

What word do you get?

Now press that key again....

What word do you get now?


im so mature :p

Yeah....all the stuff with the Irwin's is getting weird. EOS :)

How weird is it that he went diving in his clothes?? :) LIke, who the hell goes diving without a wetsuit?





I find it deeply weird how the entire family dresses exactly the same, and how Terri dresses Bindi up like her dead father, only with her mother's hair cut.

People do go diving without wetsuits in some places, depends on water temperature. But usually not in one's land clothes. Most of 'em wear swim suits at least.

Yeah, diving around the safer warmer reefs without a suit I can understand, but not that underwater wrestling he did :)

And I agree, a whole family in safari suits is not natural !!

You can imagine when Bindi gets to be a teenager she'll be whinging to her mum about having to still wear it. And her mum will ignore her, so she'll start rebelling and trying to look more grown up and sexy in it by tying the shirt in a bow under her boobs so you can see her midrif and swapping the shorts for a safari mini-skirt. :) :)

underwater wrestling

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

im so mature :p

but funny :)

Because Ive been doing a lot of flying recently I kept thinking about that "gripe sheet" article from Australian maintenance engineers at Qantas that was doing the rounds on the net a few years ago. And then my knuckles would go white :)



P = The problem logged by the pilot. S = The solution and action taken by the engineers.



P: Left inside main tire almost needs replacement.

S: Almost replaced left inside main tire.



P: Test flight OK, except autoland very rough.

S: Autoland not installed on this aircraft.



P: Something loose in cockpit.

S: Something tightened in cockpit.



P: Dead bugs on windshield.

S: Live bugs on back-order.



P: Autopilot in altitude-hold mode produces a 200 fpm descent.

S: Cannot reproduce problem on ground.



P: Evidence of leak on right main landing gear.

S: Evidence removed.



P: DME volume unbelievably loud.

S: DME volume set to more believable level.



P: Friction locks cause throttle levers to stick.

S: That's what they're there for.



P: IFF inoperative.

S: IFF always inoperative in OFF mode.



P: Suspected crack in windshield.

S: Suspect you're right.



P: Number 3 engine missing.

S: Engine found on right wing after brief search.



P: Aircraft handles funny.

S: Aircraft warned to straighten up, fly right, and be serious.



P: Target radar hums.

S: Reprogrammed target radar with words.



P: Mouse in cockpit.

S: Cat installed.
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:D

I appreciate you not mentioning this until we got back on the ground. :baby:



On your mobile, in predictive text mode, write the word "coal".

Then press the key that brings up alternative words. On some phones, it's the * key, on others the down arrow.

What word do you get?

Now press that key again....

What word do you get now?


im so mature :p

I just did this again...did you see what comes up if you press it a third time. :naughty:

That's no coincidence, it's the work of a gay programmer with bad spelling :cool:

wicked :up:

heh heh. It's good to giggle after a 2 hour commute.

a 2 hr commute? ****, that's a bit rough :sick:



here's a picture of the suit I got married in.

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actually im lying, but i would've worn it if I could've found one ;)

it's actually a suit made by some student for a science ball a while back at the REB in Melbourne. deadpopstar.com/?p=50

i think it's pretty damn cool. i'd probably wear it to a party when it's not summer maybe.

About 2 hours if you include the walk to the station. About 1 and 1/2 hours actually on the train. I need to find a job down here. (I've only just moved 2 weeks ago). It was still a long commute before, still Wollongong to Sydney every day, but before the move I was very close to the train station, and a major at that, not this piddly unmanned thing where I can't buy tickets and half the trains never stop at.

Are you talking about 2 hours all up? Or 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours at night?

i think it's pretty damn cool. i'd probably wear it to a party when it's not summer maybe.

You'd sweat your b**** off in that thing, summer or winter. But it'd be worth it once just to get a laugh. It'd look pretty sad by the end of the night though because everyone would be coming up to you and wanting to burst ya bubble....so to speak :)

And what the hell would you wear underneath? If you wore too many clothes it'd look a bit crap I reckon.

a thong maybe? :o