VB and Four X are the real deal, right mate?
VB is good, XXXX is what Queenslanders call beer because the can't spell it. XXXX Lite was known as "sex on the beach" because it was fuckin near water.....
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VB and Four X are the real deal, right mate?
VB is good, XXXX is what Queenslanders call beer because the can't spell it. XXXX Lite was known as "sex on the beach" because it was fuckin near water.....
@barneybdb , that Tassie girl in Melbourne I spoke of, I met her in Rooty Hill. Of all places to find love... lol
Well, again, it was at the local Holiday Inn. It was walking distance to the shopping area. I don't know the RSL.At the Rooty Hill RSL by chance???
At the Rooty Hill RSL by chance???
Hey, I did say the Gold was on the light side! And that wasn't even the Gold Lite!VB is good, XXXX is what Queenslanders call beer because the can't spell it. XXXX Lite was known as "sex on the beach" because it was fuckin near water.....
VB is good, XXXX is what Queenslanders call beer because the can't spell it. XXXX Lite was known as "sex on the beach" because it was fuckin near water.....
Two Dogs was created in 1993 by the Australian brewer Duncan MacGillivray.[1][2] The tale behind the drink says that MacGillivray, an owner of a small brewery and pub in Australia, was having a beer with some friends who owned a lemon farm. They mentioned that they didn't know what to do with all their lemons that they couldn't sell due to size. Duncan said "I'll try brewing them." He soon had a truck of lemons on his hands and went to work brewing them. The result was a drink that started selling pretty well.[2] Now Duncan was faced with marketing and selling the beer and had to come up with a name. All he could think of was the punch line to a joke he had heard. Thus Two Dogs brewing company was born. There was a "Why Do You Ask?" on the bottle. This was also part of the joke.Do you not have any two dogs?
are you familiar with The Spaghetti Incident?
Its XXXX because they aren't allow to print shit on the bottleVB is good, XXXX is what Queenslanders call beer because the can't spell it. XXXX Lite was known as "sex on the beach" because it was fuckin near water.....
I grew up about 15 minutes from thereAt the Rooty Hill RSL by chance???
are you familiar with The Spaghetti Incident?
Since we are on the subject of snakes...
This is a long video to watch as they take their time catching the snakes. I worked for a carpenter as a teenager. As such, I use to have to crawl under some houses. NEVER AGAIN!
I wonder why someone hasn't tried breeding mongooses in this country to control the population of these darn things.
I've posted this video before and asked the question as well. Nevertheless, I'll do it again.
Here's the scenario: You are a top sniper in your theater of operations. You are sent on a solo mission to eliminate a high ranking field-grade enemy officer. Your mission success depends on a 48 hour stalk/crawl across open terrain with low lying vegetation and minor dried up waterways.
The 48 hour stalk is necessary as any other vehicular or airborne traffic will alert enemy combatants resulting in a high speed evacuation of the target. Stealth is of the utmost importance of your mission success. You don't want the target ever suspecting an attempt on his life.
In this scenario, ex-filtration will be accomplished by the same way you came in.
You are almost done with your stalk and ready to set up a firing position but have one more ditch to cross. This is the ditch.
So Mr. Phelps, what would you do?
And for you guys who have dreams of bringing home a hot date; I have two things to say to you:
1) Make sure you know where she has been.
2) Make sure you know what she is capable of becoming.
Glad they didn't go with a red sauceShe really needs some dewormer.
As to the Mongoose quesiton. I could be wrong, but I understand that Mongooses and Cobras are matched up as to speed. A Rattlesnake is far too fast a striker for a mongoose to deal with. Cobra loses most of the time, Rattlesnake wins vast majority of the time.
Now, I am sure there is someone who is actually knowledgable in this particular field, so please chime in. I had a freind who gathered Rattles in West Texas to sell to a collector who took them to the Rattlesnake Roundup. We'd feed them black birds and cotton tail rabbits. Saw a lot of kills, and I mean right at the very second they did it, but that actual strike, is over and done before you realize it has happened.
I wonder why someone hasn't tried breeding mongooses in this country to control the population of these darn things.
The mongoose was introduced to Okinawa in 1910 in attempt to control the population of venomous snakes. The problem is the habu snake is nocturnal and the mongoose is diurnal, so they rarely meet.
One word. Redundancy.
My ex-wife never rattled before she would strike.
All it takes to shut down a couple $100,000 machine is a $2 Chinese sensor or $5 transducerHospitals have to have redundancy, but the "we can't ever shut it down" customers think chillers never break.