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JK wrote:

Failed Creation wrote:I go through 8-12 pods a day on average.

Seems a Podigious amount

Lightning McQueen wrote:

JK wrote:

Failed Creation wrote:I go through 8-12 pods a day on average.

Seems a Podigious amount

How long has it bean like that?

Booney wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Anyway, I need to know why the cops chased me last night, they went through a red light, sped up, went right up my clacker and put their high beam on. As there was no flashing lights I continued on my way home, taking a right and a left in some backstreets before they left me alone, was only a couple of blocks from home and was going to continue there while they didn't have their flashing lights on so there would be some witnesses to their behaviour. Was really quite dangerous how close they were to me with an extremely potent high beam almost blinding me. Kind of wish I'd stopped now as I would have given them a piece of my mind but knowing how they work that could have been dangerous.

Number plate. Simples.

Wedgie wrote:

Booney wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Anyway, I need to know why the cops chased me last night, they went through a red light, sped up, went right up my clacker and put their high beam on. As there was no flashing lights I continued on my way home, taking a right and a left in some backstreets before they left me alone, was only a couple of blocks from home and was going to continue there while they didn't have their flashing lights on so there would be some witnesses to their behaviour. Was really quite dangerous how close they were to me with an extremely potent high beam almost blinding me. Kind of wish I'd stopped now as I would have given them a piece of my mind but knowing how they work that could have been dangerous.

Number plate. Simples.

If I was committing a crime at 2.30am in the morning I wouldn't be driving a car with bright red and white number plates with an easy to remember combo!
I'm assuming they "called off the chase" after they did a number plate check and saw I lived nearby and was heading home, who knows.

Booney wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Booney wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Anyway, I need to know why the cops chased me last night, they went through a red light, sped up, went right up my clacker and put their high beam on. As there was no flashing lights I continued on my way home, taking a right and a left in some backstreets before they left me alone, was only a couple of blocks from home and was going to continue there while they didn't have their flashing lights on so there would be some witnesses to their behaviour. Was really quite dangerous how close they were to me with an extremely potent high beam almost blinding me. Kind of wish I'd stopped now as I would have given them a piece of my mind but knowing how they work that could have been dangerous.

Number plate. Simples.

If I was committing a crime at 2.30am in the morning I wouldn't be driving a car with bright red and white number plates with an easy to remember combo!
I'm assuming they "called off the chase" after they did a number plate check and saw I lived nearby and was heading home, who knows.

Maybe they thought it was 2:30am in the afternoon.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

JK wrote:

Failed Creation wrote:I go through 8-12 pods a day on average.

Seems a Podigious amount

How long has it bean like that?

Failed Creation wrote:
A few years, at least.

I was never much of a coffee drinker until my early 20s.

JK wrote:Looking at switching over to NBN at home, anyone recommend a provider that's reasonably priced and easy to deal with?

The Ash Man wrote:

JK wrote:Looking at switching over to NBN at home, anyone recommend a provider that's reasonably priced and easy to deal with?

I’m with Aussie Broadband, never had an issue and their call centre is here


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Lightning McQueen wrote:

Failed Creation wrote:
A few years, at least.

I was never much of a coffee drinker until my early 20s.

Failed Creation wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Failed Creation wrote:
A few years, at least.

I was never much of a coffee drinker until my early 20s.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Whats wrong with people these days, homeowner, honestly, how ungrateful. Someone prepared to come in and prepare them brekky.

Booney wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Whats wrong with people these days, homeowner, honestly, how ungrateful. Someone prepared to come in and prepare them brekky.

Chicken and eggs in the same pan? Frankly it's amoral.

Booney wrote:#crack

Just before 5.30am on Thursday 26 November, a woman woke in her Sturt Road home, to her dog barking and the smell of cooking coming from the kitchen.

On investigation, the home owner found a woman standing at the kitchen stove cooking chicken and eggs in a frypan.

When challenged the unwanted cook walked out of the house via a rear door.

Police were called and quickly located the suspect on nearby Diagonal Road.

The 43-year-old woman from Hendon was arrested and charged with aggravated serious criminal trespass and theft, after it was discovered a packet of cigarettes was stolen from the house.

The arrested woman has been refused police bail and will appear in the Christies Beach Magistrates Court later today.

JK wrote:

Booney wrote:#crack

Just before 5.30am on Thursday 26 November, a woman woke in her Sturt Road home, to her dog barking and the smell of cooking coming from the kitchen.

On investigation, the home owner found a woman standing at the kitchen stove cooking chicken and eggs in a frypan.

When challenged the unwanted cook walked out of the house via a rear door.

Police were called and quickly located the suspect on nearby Diagonal Road.

The 43-year-old woman from Hendon was arrested and charged with aggravated serious criminal trespass and theft, after it was discovered a packet of cigarettes was stolen from the house.

The arrested woman has been refused police bail and will appear in the Christies Beach Magistrates Court later today.

One less for the Punters Club this week mate?

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Whats wrong with people these days, homeowner, honestly, how ungrateful. Someone prepared to come in and prepare them brekky.

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Booney wrote:#crack

Just before 5.30am on Thursday 26 November, a woman woke in her Sturt Road home, to her dog barking and the smell of cooking coming from the kitchen.

On investigation, the home owner found a woman standing at the kitchen stove cooking chicken and eggs in a frypan.

When challenged the unwanted cook walked out of the house via a rear door.