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Yep, Croc's, Reef Oil, and budgie smugglers....especially on the Gold Coast!!! 60 year old men in Budgies, with leather skin, and Croc's, is a very common, and quite disturbing feature of the Goldy!

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Grrrrrrr dont be dissin' on my wardrobe for the entire week we are in Tassie :eyebrow: :o :D
 
I had to head to the missus's yesterday, and couldn't fit my wet weather pants into the topbox after all my other stuff, so rather than risk it I just wore them over my draggins.
I greatly dislike leaving any of my gear behind these days! (It was uncomfortably warm when not moving)

I know exactly what you mean :( Great while your moving at speed but slow down our stop you get hot & restricted :spank:

I solved this problem this morning by buying a pair of these :D.....
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They say they are waterproof & breathable so when they arrive & it rains again i'll review them for you :thumbup: Here's hoping its a solution to our problem & also a great solution to the horrid QLD summer humidity :rockon:
 
I know exactly what you mean :( Great while your moving at speed but slow down our stop you get hot & restricted :spank:

I solved this problem this morning by buying a pair of these :D.....
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They say they are waterproof & breathable so when they arrive & it rains again i'll review them for you :thumbup: Here's hoping its a solution to our problem & also a great solution to the horrid QLD summer humidity :rockon:

Geez Humpy, they are a bit LOUD!

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Hehehe, I've got the same pattern Draggin Jeans, and the new guys at work now call me G I Dave after changing into them to come home. They think it's a real laugh.

I just tell them, at least stupid cagers should be able to see me!!! They soon shut up .. lol

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Well, got our first snake of the season yesterday, 3ft Western Brown - quite a nasty piece of work. It was eyeing up the baby fairy wrens in our bird bath. Somehow it accidentally got chopped in half by a spade......... :confused: don't know how that happened ;)

Bloody thing stayed alive for another hour. At one stage we lost half - wriggled under a rock. Found it eventually.

Thanks to Mike for getting rid of it - freaked me right out :scared:




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my mrs woulda just moved house lol hehe

Nah, that wont happen. You can get them anywhere. We have 8.5 acres, in the bush, 5 snakes in 6 years:

Blind snake (like a giant worm really, not venomous)
Young Dugite - 1 ft, venomous
Python - 4 ft, not venomous
Banded snake - 5" - venomous
Western Brown - 3 ft venomous

The only one that got away was the Dugite, and that was only because Mike was drunk and he tried throwing a rock at it :rof:

My mum lives in Suburbia and has had 4 Dugites in 5 years. I know where I wanna live.........


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Well, got our first snake of the season yesterday, 3ft Western Brown - quite a nasty piece of work. It was eyeing up the baby fairy wrens in our bird bath. Somehow it accidentally got chopped in half by a spade......... :confused: don't know how that happened ;)

Bloody thing stayed alive for another hour. At one stage we lost half - wriggled under a rock. Found it eventually.

Thanks to Mike for getting rid of it - freaked me right out :scared:




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Lock up your kids Kaz , im no expert on western browns but if they are half as mental as our easterns then there is definately more around :mad: Having lost 2 much loved family pets to mongrel browns i'd hate to see you suffer the same pain :(

And dont listen to any expert or mythbuster , the fact os a chopped up snake staying alive till sundown is TRUE as sure as im sitting here :eek: Witnessed with my own eyes..
 
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