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Member since 02 Feb 2007
Member from Mangere Central
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Shrek did.But I do know what you mean.
Member since 14 Sep 2006
Member from Glenfield
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Hey there you two..wild pork I was raised on and you can't beat it!
Squirt it's only 1.32..is that a bit better..going to bed soon...
Member since 18 Mar 2007
Member from Papakura
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Now listen up girl....
Grab yourself 1/2 dozen cans of beer, drink the lot and you'll be snoring ya head off by 9.0pm....good foy ya.
Cheers
Member since 14 Sep 2006
Member from Glenfield
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haha I probably would too Squirt! Can't drink the alcohols though as the liver is likely to gross out..had weak liver since a wee lass..
one sister had to have a transplant and another died of pancreatic failure when very young..the two are related..the organs I mean not the sisters..well they are too..or they were..will you stop confusing me please..lol
Member since 02 Feb 2007
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By your posting time Bobbity,its evening,and you are not a night bird.You get confused easy,but come early morning,and you are as sharp as a pin.I have heard about bio rhythems but know nothing about them.Does anyone Know,what and how they work?
Member since 14 Sep 2006
Member from Glenfield
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I will look it up if I remember Ramona..in the meantime if you remember, you look and you tell me..
I have always referred to my inner time clock..must be the same as bio rhythem I think.
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Member since 18 Mar 2007
Member from Papakura
Posts: 9516
Ramona,
would not penitrate that mass of wool that dragged along the ground....how the heck those sheep survived a hot summer, let alone many of them is beyond me.
I was given a feed of wild sheep many years ago (1959) in a place called Pohukura, (old timber mill) on the old Napier Taupo road and that was excellent and very gamey too, nothing like the mutton from the butcher. It was Maori land love and we had permission to shoot anything and everything apart from the pig and sheep. I never did drop a sheep, not that I would have anyway as I was after venison as at that stage they were about 2 bob a pound (lb).
The sheep that we did come across appeared huge as they had not been shawn for donkeys years, and their wool was impregnated or mattered
with sticks, twigs, leaves, dirt and very other thing that you would find in the bush. We figured that to kill one it would have to be a clean head shot as the bullet (.303 or .30
Cheers.