Skippies and Kiwis

[Simon.O.]

As the old thread got the posterior, then we need a new one for the Roo chasers and sheep lovers. You guys do your thing and I'll stick to goats !! They curry very well !!
Self imposed rules here guys, NO more shiate about Randy, there are better ways to sort that one.

Here comes the fun ( tune of the old Beatles classic "here come's the sun")

Andy has a yellow card.

[Apples1]

I rode a Roo to work today.... very Bumpy!

[egneg]

Andy rides roos ... but he isn't going to work!

[Flying Scotsman]

As a very experienced sheep shagger. I welcome the return of the idiot thread that at times can be enlightening on many subjects.....least of all FE boating, except when Andy offers his pillars of wisdom and Australian straight talk.

Douggie

[andym]

Sorry guys I have been so busy milking my Kangaroo heard for my Aussie cheese making project I have not had a chance to reply to my YELLOW card. The way I see it BAD LUCK. I quite often do not like what is said on here by certain individuals but let most of it slide. A dud deal is a dud deal, any complaints about my cheese and I deal with it straight away. The Japanese love my cheese but did not like the packaging so I changed it that day. It now comes in a Roo scrotum that you can use as a change purse when you have eaten my cheese. They love it!!

[Heath M]

It now comes in a Roo scrotum that you can use as a change purse when you have eaten my cheese. They love it!!

And the funny thing about that Quote is it's true, i used to have a roo scrotum coin purse when i lived in London, i passed it on to a South African friend of mine who now lives in Cape Town

[Xzessperated]

Guys I wish there was a way we could make Douggie and Chuck both honorary members of our exclusive club. Maybe someone can think of a way we can do that.

You will be pleased to know that last weekend I attended the first World Submarine Racing Championship. After an entertaining qualifying day on Saturday the big event came on Sunday. It proved to be a most thrilling race and came down to a race between New Zealand and Russia. The local crowd was naturally cheering for New Zealand as we normally do if we are not in any event. The crowd erupted as New Zealand crossed the line just one meter ahead of the Russians. Scroll down to see a picture of the exciting finish

Congratulations New Zealand

[Heath M]

Just as well it wasn't a photo finish

[Xzessperated]

Just as well it wasn't a photo finish

[Heath M]

Lets make them do a warm beer and cold pie race at Bondi

heath

[Xzessperated]

Lets make them do a warm beer and cold pie race at Bondi

heath

Heath I lived at Bondi Junction in the 70's. Bondi was called the capital of New Zealand back then. Every Kiwi had a surf board under one arm and an Aussie babe under the other. That was OK though as we got the NZ babes.

[bwells]

What on earth are you guys talking about? I did get the Babe thing though but in California, we would drop the surfboard and grab another Babe!

[Xzessperated]

Lets make them do a warm beer and cold pie race at Bondi

heath

Douggie would be the one with a sheep under both arms

[Heath M]

bar bar black sheep

[Simon.O.]

Lets make them do a warm beer and cold pie race at Bondi

heath

Here is my take on both of those items.
A GOOD pie can be eaten cold, one with meat in it and not the usual dog tucker that is often wraped in doughy pastry.
A GOOD beer can be drunk at room temp, now for all you Queenslanders that is below 20C, yes I know that is a foriegn concept but there are parts of the world that can get that cold.

Now these good beers, Hmmmm. Mine ( I brew my own using Coopers) VB and Lion Red is about it.

Most NZ beer and many Aus beers need to be cooled or even chilled to make them palatable.

VB is nice.