Interesting Reading

Yes an interesting read and very true.

7.62marksman said:

PLEASE DO NOT I REPEAT NOT TURN THIS POST INTO A S%6T FIGHT OR I WILL HAVE ALL THE OFFENDING POSTS REMOVED

Yes i did it in capitals so hopefuly everyone will read and take note
I thought it was interesting and yes i do agree with it

https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/20...Cz6vbQyXydyMHG6qgMOCcoE#.Xddg5l0b8eo.facebook

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Im with you Mr M :Y: :beer:

Good read :Y:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2...ies-abattoir-reopens-blessing-for-nt/11751790

About bloody time! :Y:

that is good news :Y:

heres another interesting development for the NT, & elsewhere in Au ... Rare Earths mines
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-12...on-possible-cusp-of-rare-earths-boom/11753620

Nice find.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...gget-worth-80-000-gold-Scottish-riverbed.html

Manpa said:

Nice find.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...gget-worth-80-000-gold-Scottish-riverbed.html

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Nice find indeed,but how is it worth 80,000 it's only 4.2 ounces of gold? Am I missing something?

Maybe it has to do with the two pieces fitting together and giving the donut shape, collectors item maybe.

I'd bet it's the fact it's the largest nugget in the UK. Bragging rights & nothing to do with the gold value. 2 bobs worth

Reading the original article sort of raises more questions than answers.

Apparently found while sniping and threw both bits in his junk bucket and only looked at them a few days later?
As for a perfect match... that guy would be a killer at jigsaws, he could make a piece of a tree match perfectly a hole in the opera house roof.

There's doubts it even came from Scotland.

I reakon I could make a mosaic out of some bits and claim they were once all one piece. Be bloody stoked to get a fifth of the price theyve thrown out there. Me thinks theres a bit of media BS going on there. oop: oop:

https://www.9news.com.au/national/e...r-valley/99049a74-48b8-402d-b260-41fd170c0a22

Would of been good to find this.

https://www.9news.com.au/world/trea...ca-coins/ae259231-fceb-42ec-acca-bdfc5dbe881c

Cheers

Doug

What a ripper young bloke this kid is :Y: ower: :clap: :trophy:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-12-09/teenage-boy-catches-more-than-100-fish-by-hand-in-drought/11778198

:clap: :trophy: Good on the lad,

but check out that Dr Boucher wanting millions in funding (needs the money for his pocket) saying there is a minor problem
with what the lad is doing, and how it should be done.

I respect the lad, but doesnt this "science boffin" realise this isnt the first time these species of fish have been through this sort of thing ?
Nature has its way to work, and these fish have their natural ways to survive and keep the species alive.

The boys method is primitive, but it will likely be practical too, and the fish stay in the system.

As far as the Carp go, put them on an ant hill to save the little buggers all the walking. :lol:

Remember this unit?

https://www.starnow.com.au/peterteatoff

lists previous occupations as "model" and "former ADF member Black opp" :lol:

madtuna said:

Remember this unit?

https://www.starnow.com.au/peterteatoff

lists previous occupations as "model" and "former ADF member Black opp" :lol:

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Yeh your right Steve, I think he was the purple telly tubby. Saw him in outback truckies last night, he was still looking for his village.

Cheers

Doug

Some will find this very interesting i did

https://www.anzmi.net/index.php

I not only find this interesting but also totally baffled as to how these pilots got a license to start with.

https://www.9news.com.au/national/j...wn/31357510-22b3-4428-bcb0-307e45af6c1a#close

They have 2 jobs to do,

1. Takeoff,

2. Land.

And they have checklists for everything. Hope they lost their licenses and their jobs.

Cheers

Doug