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01 Aug 2024, 6:15 pm

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Our house is infested with pygmy sugar gliders, but I think they're wonderful.
We have microbats on the verandah at night which swoop and eat the moths.
Also many types of spiders, wasps, ants and the occasional snake.


I've only seen one sugar glider here in 20 years. :(
I am tired of freeing microbats from cobwebs on our verandah, which we keep to reduce insects.

As for ∆∆∆ question,
I can't remember...
This saddens me.

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02 Aug 2024, 1:05 am

Last night before going to sleep.

Over this particular video;

And the comments are funnier.
:lol: :lol: :lol:


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03 Aug 2024, 7:23 am

^ :D
I saw a Reddit thread titled “Why do we sweat profusely when doing a large poo?” Again, the comments were pretty funny too.

Do you consider yourself addicted to your phone?



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03 Aug 2024, 4:07 pm

Addicted to phone?
Hell no.
A. As a phone... I hate my voice. I prefer text. I haven't received a phone call that wasn't from my partner, a business or a cold call in years.
B. As a text terminal... I'd need glasses. I prefer my tablet.

So apart from ringing out, it is basically a camera/app launcher.

Where is your favourite seat on an aeroplane? (Assuming you fly)



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03 Aug 2024, 4:45 pm

The mythical seat made for people with legs. Especially really long legs. No one has yet been able to find it, but I believe it exists somewhere. (In the meantime I'm considering suing airlines for discriminating against tall people.)

What's the most interesting place you've ever been?


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03 Aug 2024, 5:14 pm

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The mythical seat made for people with legs. Especially really long legs. No one has yet been able to find it, but I believe it exists somewhere. (In the meantime I'm considering suing airlines for discriminating against tall people.)

What's the most interesting place you've ever been?


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Bulkhead seats before they got reserved for mothers. Exit rows.
I learned to emit a blood curdling scream if the seat in front was reclined.
This sometimes lets me sit in the rear hostie seat, (Sorry..."cabin crew") where a little flirting will result in extra drinks or meals.

What's the most interesting place you've ever been?
Either a swingers ball (trying to learn how to interact with more than one person) or a combined arms demonstration (feeling full body compression when a tank fires it's main gun a few metres away or watching the top 6 feet of a mountain removed by artillery.)

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04 Aug 2024, 6:42 am

Hay-on-Wye, a town in Wales that is famous for having loads of second hand bookshops. I can happily spend all day browsing there.

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04 Aug 2024, 10:51 pm

I visited this fort in Felixstowe, old as dirt. Inside, they had these little snuff boxes where you could sniff different dangerous gasses used in chemical warfare (obviously not strong enough to harm you). I remember that mustard gas smelled the best, and that chlorine smelled the worst. I found a little hole in the wall of the fort and crouched inside for a good five minutes because it was cool, damp, and dark. I wish houses were built like that, with a lot of stone and brick instead of all the wood.

Which would you prefer to mount and ride, an emu or a peacock? Why?



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05 Aug 2024, 2:55 am

Kids may be able to ride an ostrich.. I wouldn't put one on an emu.
We had some ostriches and when they're hooded you can push them around. Blinkers will control an ostrich.
Emus, on the other hand, when hooded start running and effectively become an unguided missile.
Peafowl (we have them too) probably couldn't carry more than a housecat any distance, but could probably lift one onto the roof.

If I could scale it up to rideable I'd probably go a peacock pheasant.

What's your favourite non -perfume non floral scent



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05 Aug 2024, 6:19 am

Coffee. Or fresh bread. Both at the same time is good too.

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05 Aug 2024, 9:50 am

The chippy

What's the highest you've ever jumped from


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05 Aug 2024, 10:10 am

13,000 feet. I mean, I say I jumped. I was strapped to someone else who was definitely going to jump so I didn't have much say in it.

Off my own legs, not very high. I swung off a tall ship like a pirate and dropped into the sea. Probably not more than 15 feet. And that was only because the alternative was swinging back and probably hitting the ship. I don't really like jumping off things.

What's the highest thing you've ever jumped over?


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05 Aug 2024, 10:12 am

My ex.

Do you know any conspiracy theorists offline?


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05 Aug 2024, 11:34 am

So many questions about that last answer but I'll hold my tongue. Anyway, I know my father. He believes in the illuminati. You know, if I had wealth and power, I would absolutely form a club of maniacs who worship Moloch and drink blood. I mean, I wouldn't hurt anyone, I'm just saying if the blood can be shipped to us cruelty free, sure. So, my point is, I wouldn't be surprised if there is a secret group of wealthy maniacs out there with this in mind.

Which natural disaster would you prefer to weather, a hurricane, an earthquake, a volcanic eruption, or a tornado? You have no supplies and are armed with nothing but a helmet and a healthy dose of courage.



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05 Aug 2024, 12:20 pm

Tornado. Unless a basement counts as a supply which doesn't make much sense.

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05 Aug 2024, 12:40 pm

It'd be quite interesting to see a volcano erupt. Is the lava likely to engulf my home? Actually I don't care. I often daydream that everything I own goes up in flames. Volcano please.

If you joined together every extension lead (trailing socket - is that what you crazy Americans call them?) you own, how long do you reckon it would be?


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