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Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 12:41 am
by jacfan
Oh your dawgs like sheep?

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 12:44 am
by Julian Mayo
Ed wrote:A hobby farm to write a book, then no feed required :shock: :shock:
Sigh.....what the bushfires didnt get, the drought has......seed will only lie in the ground for 1-5 years......Hitler would be proud of the scorched earthdown there. There is no water in the Wingcarribie......there is no sport in surrounding towns....eg Goulburn, cos there is no water to promote grass :?

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 12:46 am
by Julian Mayo
jacfan wrote:Oh your dawgs like sheep?
By the dozen, they like to stock up.......my backpaddock resembles Coober Pedy :cry:

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 12:58 am
by Snowy
Julian Mayo wrote:
Ed wrote:A hobby farm to write a book, then no feed required :shock: :shock:
Sigh.....what the bushfires didnt get, the drought has......seed will only lie in the ground for 1-5 years......Hitler would be proud of the scorched earthdown there. There is no water in the Wingcarribie......there is no sport in surrounding towns....eg Goulburn, cos there is no water to promote grass :?
If your weather is anything like ours - it isn't, I know - but we have had the hottest dryest summer and autumn since records began. We're actually discussing global warming would you believe.

I don't like bush fires :?

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 1:01 am
by GhoGho
Snowy wrote:
Julian Mayo wrote:
Ed wrote:A hobby farm to write a book, then no feed required :shock: :shock:
Sigh.....what the bushfires didnt get, the drought has......seed will only lie in the ground for 1-5 years......Hitler would be proud of the scorched earthdown there. There is no water in the Wingcarribie......there is no sport in surrounding towns....eg Goulburn, cos there is no water to promote grass :?
If your weather is anything like ours - it isn't, I know - but we have had the hottest dryest summer and autumn since records began. We're actually discussing global warming would you believe.

I don't like bush fires :?
But firing bush might be ok??

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 1:03 am
by Julian Mayo
Snowy wrote:
Julian Mayo wrote:
Ed wrote:A hobby farm to write a book, then no feed required :shock: :shock:
Sigh.....what the bushfires didnt get, the drought has......seed will only lie in the ground for 1-5 years......Hitler would be proud of the scorched earthdown there. There is no water in the Wingcarribie......there is no sport in surrounding towns....eg Goulburn, cos there is no water to promote grass :?
If your weather is anything like ours - it isn't, I know - but we have had the hottest dryest summer and autumn since records began. We're actually discussing global warming would you believe.

I don't like bush fires :?
yesterday, 5th of december we had a top of 16degC I think we are seeing a repeat of the 50s-60s :shock:

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 1:06 am
by gkaytaz
Ed wrote:A hobby farm to write a book, then no feed required :shock: :shock:
Okay :lol: So a small place in the NW would do eh? I'll have a talk and see what he wants in detail. Thx folks.

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 1:06 am
by Snowy
Julian Mayo wrote:
Snowy wrote:
Julian Mayo wrote:
Sigh.....what the bushfires didnt get, the drought has......seed will only lie in the ground for 1-5 years......Hitler would be proud of the scorched earthdown there. There is no water in the Wingcarribie......there is no sport in surrounding towns....eg Goulburn, cos there is no water to promote grass :?
If your weather is anything like ours - it isn't, I know - but we have had the hottest dryest summer and autumn since records began. We're actually discussing global warming would you believe.

I don't like bush fires :?
yesterday, 5th of december we had a top of 16degC I think we are seeing a repeat of the 50s-60s :shock:
Yikes :shock:

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 1:07 am
by GhoGho
Julian Mayo wrote:
yesterday, 5th of december we had a top of 16degC I think we are seeing a repeat of the 50s-60s :shock:
Oh how I wish we had 16degC yesterday.
We had a measly 1degC :!:

Global warming my @r$$

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 1:09 am
by Julian Mayo
gkaytaz wrote:
Ed wrote:A hobby farm to write a book, then no feed required :shock: :shock:
Okay :lol: So a small place in the NW would do eh? I'll have a talk and see what he wants in detail. Thx folks.
There aint no NW :shock:

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 1:11 am
by Julian Mayo
GhoGho wrote:
Julian Mayo wrote:
yesterday, 5th of december we had a top of 16degC I think we are seeing a repeat of the 50s-60s :shock:
Oh how I wish we had 16degC yesterday.
We had a measly 1degC :!:

Global warming my @r$$
Free body heat exchange on offer for V8 driving females 8)

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 3:48 am
by gkaytaz
Julian Mayo wrote:
gkaytaz wrote:
Ed wrote:A hobby farm to write a book, then no feed required :shock: :shock:
Okay :lol: So a small place in the NW would do eh? I'll have a talk and see what he wants in detail. Thx folks.
There aint no NW :shock:
Of course not. The forum ghost took the S inbetween :P I type fast and careless, sorry.

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 3:51 am
by gkaytaz
Julian Mayo wrote: yesterday, 5th of december we had a top of 16degC I think we are seeing a repeat of the 50s-60s :shock:
Cool summer... I only wish we'll have a mild winter. Two years ago I was nearly frozen to death in NC.

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 3:56 am
by gkaytaz
GhoGho wrote:
Julian Mayo wrote:
yesterday, 5th of december we had a top of 16degC I think we are seeing a repeat of the 50s-60s :shock:
Oh how I wish we had 16degC yesterday.
We had a measly 1degC :!:

Global warming my @r$$
ZIP 30144. Is that GA?

Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 10:44 am
by jacfan
Julian Mayo wrote:
Snowy wrote:
Julian Mayo wrote:
Sigh.....what the bushfires didnt get, the drought has......seed will only lie in the ground for 1-5 years......Hitler would be proud of the scorched earthdown there. There is no water in the Wingcarribie......there is no sport in surrounding towns....eg Goulburn, cos there is no water to promote grass :?
If your weather is anything like ours - it isn't, I know - but we have had the hottest dryest summer and autumn since records began. We're actually discussing global warming would you believe.

I don't like bush fires :?
yesterday, 5th of december we had a top of 16degC I think we are seeing a repeat of the 50s-60s :shock:
HUH???? We had 33C or slightly over. Everyone inside with air cons blasting heat away. It cooler today... 20C.