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My keyboard is playing up (or my typing skills have gone out the window).

Logitech K800 illuminated wireless keyboard. Perhaps the batteries need recharging.



Nice keyboard but I prefer the cherry MX black, springy, clicky keys. It's one of about a zillion keyboards I own.

My all time fav though is my old IBM 5 pin DIN plug keyboard (1986):

No offence intended but is the general consensus among Americans, about Australians that we live in the bush, throw boomerangs, spears and box kangaroos?

Are Americans aware that we're advanced?

Just want to know.

(My boomerang won't come back)



The reason why his boomerang didn't come back was because it was just a stick

I live in Sydney (in the suburbs) and when I was a kid, I had a mate who had a kangaroo as a pet (a joey - named appropriately enough, "Joey").

My mate also had 3 dogs and a cat. One of the dogs was very vicious but even he was scared of Joey.

LOL - It was hilarious to watch. They couldn't make out what this thing was that hopped around on its back legs.
It used to sleep in a hessian sack (like a pouch) that hung on the back of a door in the house.

Mind you, if the dogs had of gone anywhere near it, it probably would have killed them with his back claws.

Have I said something wrong?

Everyone's gone awfully quiet.

Toltecs knew it

I'm sure you're all jealous of my absolutely marvelous bullet pouch.

Dillogic. You're a crackup!

I've got a similar bullet pouch.

Nice sized slugs you're shooting too.

Aurora - This is for you!

Aurora

New Zealand, you are KILLING me right now!

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Woolly roadblock stops car after 90-minute police pursuit in New Zealand

Sheep are raising the baa when it comes to law enforcement in New Zealand. Proving that they can be much more than food and fodder for jokes, a flock of sheep managed to do something local police could not. They stopped a high-speed driver after a 90-minute police pursuit through Central Otago near Queenstown.



Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/environment/anima ... mbll1.html

They're .440 caliber (128 grains, or thereabouts) that I had on hand from an old black powder Kentucky rifle I used to have.

Probably overkill in regards to tolerances (they're damn round), but it's what I have. They shoot fine from the slingshot, as would be expected.

I think I need to melt some silver jewelry down and cast some silver balls in case It shows up.

Speaking of kangaroos, they're starting to get really courageous here and people are seeing them inhabit places deeper and deeper into the 'burbs. I guess all the development around the place has given them no choice.

There is a really big buck somewhere around here too, and its been attacking people

"IT" won't. Werewolves/vampires don't exist. Unless you're talking about those drop bears.

I've got a slingshot where you stick the little silver ball bearings in the handle and click it to release them. I only ever use it for target shooting. I have never and could never kill anything. I don't even like killing spiders (except the redback that was in my outside toilet and the funnel-web I found in my bedroom.

They do. When I was a kid, we used to have a holiday house down at Sanctuary Point and a roo attacked a kid down there.

You're obviously aware of the running joke us Aussies have about you Kiwis and your sheep?!?!