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paulchinnz
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  #2268049 1-Jul-2019 23:20
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Tinkerisk:

 

paulchinnz:

 

Discovering after 4 months of ownership that my lawnmower's got headlamps.

 

Pays not to read the manual too thoroughly so there're some pleasant surprises down the line!

 

 

So you missed them badly when mowing in the dark? ;-)

 

 

 

 

heh this is the thing - got it in summer, and hadn't mowed for several weeks because a) of rainy weekends and b) grass grows slowly now - so finally got round to it at dusk.




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  #2268074 1-Jul-2019 23:47
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richms:

SepticSceptic:


Got two possums in 3 days using a Timms trap. Actually 2.2 possums - one was a pup.


This is in suburban Glenfield ( Auckland), and no bush or reserves around. Plenty of mature trees though.


Purchased and setup on Saturday, caught Sunday, and Monday nights. On one piece of apple.


 




Is that thing cat safe tho?



I have been leaving 2 Timms set for the past 5 or 6 years. Only 8 possums and 1 hedgehog. The neighbours cats show no interest in the traps with apple in them. Not that it would worry me, they'd fit the same sized hole in the ground. I did shift them above hedgehog reach.

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  #2269042 3-Jul-2019 09:54
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Nuff said.




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  #2269560 3-Jul-2019 22:29
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my local Indian takeway who now makes Butter Chicken pies which are stunning and they only charge $3 for a huge pie .





Common sense is not as common as you think.


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  #2269561 3-Jul-2019 22:41
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In AKL? Name?

 

 


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  #2269563 3-Jul-2019 22:58
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networkn:

 

In AKL? Name?

 

 

 

 

 

 

sorry no, Rotorua





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  #2269566 3-Jul-2019 23:05
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Give us a name regardless so we can check them out when passing through Rotorua?


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  #2269614 4-Jul-2019 04:36
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... a secret is no secret outside of the tube. :-)





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  #2270235 5-Jul-2019 07:15
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Heading to the airport for holidays and a visit home...

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  #2270243 5-Jul-2019 07:52
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Not having to post in the 'what annoys you' thread because my shoelaces are about to snap, I actually remembered to buy new ones to prevent this catastrophe.





Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.


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  #2270277 5-Jul-2019 09:34
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Delphinus:

 

Give us a name regardless so we can check them out when passing through Rotorua?

 

 

Lucky Star Indian Takeways, at  the lights on Malfroy and Old Taupo Road. They have set up an  Indian foods Deli .

 

 





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  #2270305 5-Jul-2019 10:16
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vexxxboy:

 

my local Indian takeway who now makes Butter Chicken pies which are stunning and they only charge $3 for a huge pie .

 

 

God created other animals that taste like chicken, but aren't.


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  #2270402 5-Jul-2019 12:23
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People who use the name of a small North Canterbury townshipin the title of their thread.

 

And, even though you know it's meant as an abbreviation, you can never unsee it.

 

 


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  #2271085 6-Jul-2019 15:45
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frankv:

 

People who use the name of a small North Canterbury townshipin the title of their thread.

 

And, even though you know it's meant as an abbreviation, you can never unsee it.

 

 

 

 

Oh wait, this isn't the "annoys me" thread...

 

5 minutes of my life searching google maps, for place names that meet above criteria for never unseeable abbreviation.


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I did that yesterday. I was hoping that more information would be forthcoming, but as of yet, nothing.


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