"I digress ..."

Possum3 · Possum3

Pause a moment today to remember those effected by the bridge collapse on a Sydney commuter train, this day in 1977. Granville: The rail disaster that changed Australia - BBC News -- Edited by Possum3 on Wednesday 18th of January 2023 09:53:06 AM

Bobdown · Bobdown

I got tired just watching him.........

Plain Truth · Plain Truth

Can't wait till the schools go back and things go quiet again in the camping spots,back to nature.

Santa · Santa

Words of wisdom.

iana · iana

Australian Research & Space Exploration. Is this agency for real?

Mike Harding · Mike Harding

With trepidation I note this coming Friday is the 13th! Worse, much worse, yesterday I broke a mirror! It's one I use for shaving and hair (what there is of it) cutting and as I moved it I knocked it to the ground where it shattered! If there is an earthquake or similar in central Victoria on Saturday it's p...

86GTS · 86GTS

It was 1970, I was aged 20 & I was a trainee Design Draftsman. My State Government employer had an annual ball at the St Kilda town hall. All of my mates had steady girlfriends but I was without one at the time. My mates all bought tickets to the ball & convinced me to buy one too. It was 3 weeks away &a...

Bobdown · Bobdown

For those that are interested, every year its a full production and a bit of a laugh. Enlarge the screen as well. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZS8rXaK4P/

Dougwe · Dougwe

Yep, it's well and truly into 2023 now. Five days in and it won't be long, it will be Xmas. We had better get ready.

Dougwe · Dougwe

This would be about right

dorian · dorian

What does facial recognition software make of Putins backdrop crowd? https://www.bbc.com/news/64189366 Social media is awash with claims, repeated on news websites, that Russian President Vladimir Putin surrounded himself with actors for his New Year's address and at previous...

Mein · Mein

Is it time for vehicle PINs?The Queensland government has proposed a scheme whereby it will fund the installation of engine immobilizers in vehicles in the high vehicle theft cities of Mt Isa, Cairns and Townsville.The RACQ has spoken out against the proposal saying that modern cars are already fi...

Mike Harding · Mike Harding

A fascinating BBC article about lost nuclear bombs: Where the hell is it!?

Craig1 · Craig1

1. Great Northern (Brewed by CUB, part of Asahi)2. Carlton Dry (CUB/Asahi)3. XXXX Gold (Lion, part of Kirin)4. Coopers (independent)5. Victoria Bitter (CUB/Asahi)6. Corona (Anheuser-Busch InBev, brewed in Australia by CUB/Asahi)7. Tooheys (Lion/Kirin)8. Hahn (Lion/Kirin)More CoverageS...

Mein · Mein

I believe that one day I will win first prize in Oz Lotto.I believe in Karma whereby ALL sinners will eventually experience an equal or greater sin being perpetrated against them.I believe that I have lived several past lives including that of a Gladiator in Roman times.I believe that the world is on t...

Gundog · Gundog

After a bit more than 12 years my Toshiba laptop has finally called time on its existence. I reassessed my computer needs, what do I require internet, office, mail and a bit of social media, so I took the cheapskate road and purchased a $400 Lenovo 4 GB of RAM and a 128gb eMMC hard drive which has Win 11 and a...

Craig1 · Craig1

Up for Auction, bid at Bown Village. A great candidate for a refurb

86GTS · 86GTS

A bit of nostalgia. After getting my license in a Morris 850 Mini Minor in 1968 I bought my first car. It was a Toyota Corolla 2 door sedan, 4CYL, 1100cc, four on the floor, with bucket seats. It was a demo model, it cost me $1600 which took two years to pay off on HP. It was a great first car, very frugal on fuel...

Mein · Mein

From an ABC News article posted today:- " . . . . . . Australians owe, on average, about $3,800 in credit card debt and a further $17,700 in personal debt (excluding property debt, which averages $565,880). This year Australian shoppers were expected to spend $63.9 billion in the six weeks before Chri...

Craig1 · Craig1

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	Bold St Bridge disaster. Anniversary (Preview) Pause a moment today to remember those effected by the bridge collapse on a Sydney commuter train, this day in 1977. Granville: The rail disaster that changed Australia - BBC News -- Edited by Possum3 on Wednesday 18th of January 2023 09:53:06 AM	Possum3	12	1009	10:01 AM Jan 19, 2023 by Magnarc
	Twinkle toes (Preview) I got tired just watching him.........	Bobdown	3	946	08:06 AM Jan 18, 2023 by Blues Man
	Another reason to get out in the Van or MH (Preview) Can't wait till the schools go back and things go quiet again in the camping spots,back to nature.	Plain Truth	7	887	08:48 PM Jan 15, 2023 by Possum3
	Jordan Peterson on Greta Thunberg ( 1 2 ) (closed) (Preview) Words of wisdom.	Santa	51	2136	07:31 PM Jan 14, 2023 by Cuppa
	A.R.S.E (Preview) Australian Research & Space Exploration. Is this agency for real?	iana	6	984	02:33 PM Jan 14, 2023 by Whenarewethere
	Bad luck - oh no! (Preview) With trepidation I note this coming Friday is the 13th! Worse, much worse, yesterday I broke a mirror! It's one I use for shaving and hair (what there is of it) cutting and as I moved it I knocked it to the ground where it shattered! If there is an earthquake or similar in central Victoria on Saturday it's p...	Mike Harding	11	866	09:14 PM Jan 13, 2023 by Whenarewethere
	How Did You Meet Your Partner? (Preview) It was 1970, I was aged 20 & I was a trainee Design Draftsman. My State Government employer had an annual ball at the St Kilda town hall. All of my mates had steady girlfriends but I was without one at the time. My mates all bought tickets to the ball & convinced me to buy one too. It was 3 weeks away &a...	86GTS	5	834	12:19 PM Jan 13, 2023 by Bicyclecamper
	Lamb Ad (Preview) For those that are interested, every year its a full production and a bit of a laugh. Enlarge the screen as well. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZS8rXaK4P/	Bobdown	14	1577	07:49 PM Jan 12, 2023 by Whenarewethere
	2023 (Preview) Yep, it's well and truly into 2023 now. Five days in and it won't be long, it will be Xmas. We had better get ready.	Dougwe	23	1698	08:58 AM Jan 12, 2023 by rgren2
	AT MY AGE (Preview) This would be about right	Dougwe	5	884	09:43 PM Jan 9, 2023 by Whenarewethere
	Rent a crowd (Preview) What does facial recognition software make of Putins backdrop crowd? https://www.bbc.com/news/64189366 Social media is awash with claims, repeated on news websites, that Russian President Vladimir Putin surrounded himself with actors for his New Year's address and at previous...	dorian	1	773	02:17 PM Jan 8, 2023 by Possum3
	Is it time for vehicle PINs? (Preview) Is it time for vehicle PINs?The Queensland government has proposed a scheme whereby it will fund the installation of engine immobilizers in vehicles in the high vehicle theft cities of Mt Isa, Cairns and Townsville.The RACQ has spoken out against the proposal saying that modern cars are already fi...	Mein	24	1448	11:10 PM Jan 6, 2023 by Derek Barnes
	Mislaid your nuclear weapon? (Preview) A fascinating BBC article about lost nuclear bombs: Where the hell is it!?	Mike Harding	5	1159	02:38 PM Jan 5, 2023 by Aussie1
	Best selling beers for 2022 (Preview) 1. Great Northern (Brewed by CUB, part of Asahi)2. Carlton Dry (CUB/Asahi)3. XXXX Gold (Lion, part of Kirin)4. Coopers (independent)5. Victoria Bitter (CUB/Asahi)6. Corona (Anheuser-Busch InBev, brewed in Australia by CUB/Asahi)7. Tooheys (Lion/Kirin)8. Hahn (Lion/Kirin)More CoverageS...	Craig1	24	1637	10:03 AM Jan 4, 2023 by peter67
	I believe! ( 1 2 3 ) (Preview) I believe that one day I will win first prize in Oz Lotto.I believe in Karma whereby ALL sinners will eventually experience an equal or greater sin being perpetrated against them.I believe that I have lived several past lives including that of a Gladiator in Roman times.I believe that the world is on t...	Mein	88	3549	06:32 PM Jan 3, 2023 by Mein
	12 years finally goes kaput (Preview) After a bit more than 12 years my Toshiba laptop has finally called time on its existence. I reassessed my computer needs, what do I require internet, office, mail and a bit of social media, so I took the cheapskate road and purchased a $400 Lenovo 4 GB of RAM and a 128gb eMMC hard drive which has Win 11 and a...	Gundog	19	1577	02:08 PM Jan 2, 2023 by Santa
	A Great Refurb, for those down on Power (Preview) Up for Auction, bid at Bown Village. A great candidate for a refurb	Craig1	0	739	01:35 PM Jan 2, 2023 by Craig1
	What Was Your First Car? ( 1 2 3 ) (Preview) A bit of nostalgia. After getting my license in a Morris 850 Mini Minor in 1968 I bought my first car. It was a Toyota Corolla 2 door sedan, 4CYL, 1100cc, four on the floor, with bucket seats. It was a demo model, it cost me $1600 which took two years to pay off on HP. It was a great first car, very frugal on fuel...	86GTS	62	3671	09:55 AM Jan 1, 2023 by KJB
	Food for Thought (Preview) From an ABC News article posted today:- " . . . . . . Australians owe, on average, about $3,800 in credit card debt and a further $17,700 in personal debt (excluding property debt, which averages $565,880). This year Australian shoppers were expected to spend $63.9 billion in the six weeks before Chri...	Mein	6	842	07:21 AM Dec 31, 2022 by Possum3
	child hood number two (Preview)	Craig1	6	1365	12:40 PM Dec 30, 2022 by AndyCap100
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