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am Bays wrote:
NAh Booneys spot on, these prissied up Hiluxs. Rangers etc arent utes. They're driven by blokes who want to drive a proper ute but are "overcompensating"

And of course the second hand ones being done up with all sorts of sh!t that are becoming the new domain of the bogan that sound like a semi coming

FlyingHigh wrote:

am Bays wrote:
NAh Booneys spot on, these prissied up Hiluxs. Rangers etc arent utes. They're driven by blokes who want to drive a proper ute but are "overcompensating"

And of course the second hand ones being done up with all sorts of sh!t that are becoming the new domain of the bogan that sound like a semi coming

Nothing better than hearing some nobbly Mickey Thompsons purring along on the bitumen that have never seen mud.

Booney wrote:

FlyingHigh wrote:

am Bays wrote:
NAh Booneys spot on, these prissied up Hiluxs. Rangers etc arent utes. They're driven by blokes who want to drive a proper ute but are "overcompensating"

And of course the second hand ones being done up with all sorts of sh!t that are becoming the new domain of the bogan that sound like a semi coming

Nothing better than hearing some nobbly Mickey Thompsons purring along on the bitumen that have never seen mud.

The amount of times you see a 4x4 ute for sale with all the gear in the world but the description says never been offroad is ridiculous. Fit out a vehicle based on use rather than what it looks like in a Facebook group.

Ron Burgundy wrote:

Booney wrote:

FlyingHigh wrote:

am Bays wrote:
NAh Booneys spot on, these prissied up Hiluxs. Rangers etc arent utes. They're driven by blokes who want to drive a proper ute but are "overcompensating"

And of course the second hand ones being done up with all sorts of sh!t that are becoming the new domain of the bogan that sound like a semi coming

Nothing better than hearing some nobbly Mickey Thompsons purring along on the bitumen that have never seen mud.

The amount of times you see a 4x4 ute for sale with all the gear in the world but the description says never been offroad is ridiculous. Fit out a vehicle based on use rather than what it looks like in a Facebook group.

Of course they say its "never been offroad" , you dont want to tell them you drive on the beach regularly

Booney wrote:

FlyingHigh wrote:

am Bays wrote:
NAh Booneys spot on, these prissied up Hiluxs. Rangers etc arent utes. They're driven by blokes who want to drive a proper ute but are "overcompensating"

And of course the second hand ones being done up with all sorts of sh!t that are becoming the new domain of the bogan that sound like a semi coming

Nothing better than hearing some nobbly Mickey Thompsons purring along on the bitumen that have never seen mud.

was about to fire up then, but mine actually get offroad, so ill let it slide. MTZ P3's are great

Mickeys are the good stuff though. most of the utes i see have cheap knockoff muddies

Pseudo wrote:

am Bays wrote:

Ron Burgundy wrote:

Booney wrote:Tongue in cheek. Ute, HQs, EHs, XFs, they're utes, these new Rangers and others aren't utes though.

They are all utes, they just evolve. Like a particular footy club, they might be in a bigger league than they used to be but they are still essentially the same.

NAh Booneys spot on, these prissied up Hiluxs. Rangers etc arent utes. They're driven by blokes who want to drive a proper ute but are "overcompensating"

Like a particular footy club.

Leave the Glenelg bashing to others please.

DOC wrote:Doe's anyone prefer short cut bacon over middle bacon (ie fatty end on)?

Short Cut for B & E sangas and rolls.
Middle or Streaky with eggs on toast, mushies, tommies, beans, hash brown and spinach even.

Woken up with a stye in my eye for the first time in my life. Bloody painful, tearing up big time and so annoying.
I need to know how long before this bloody thing goes away?

PS Booney, if you read this and see me today for a drink I'm not crying!

A stye in the eye is easy to get rid of as it is caught in the same manner.

As the stye is caused by excessive gloating, a cessation of the gloating will see it clear up by October.

piss on some cotton wool & dab it on your eye

Thanks for the quality caring responses guys!

The quickest, safest, and most effective way to get rid of a stye at home is to apply some sort of warm compress. All you have to do is heat up filtered water, soak a clean cloth in the water, and then put it over your affected eye with your eye closed

Wedgie wrote:Woken up with a stye in my eye for the first time in my life. Bloody painful, tearing up big time and so annoying.
I need to know how long before this bloody thing goes away?

PS Booney, if you read this and see me today for a drink I'm not crying!

Rub a gold ring on it.

Booney wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Woken up with a stye in my eye for the first time in my life. Bloody painful, tearing up big time and so annoying.
I need to know how long before this bloody thing goes away?

PS Booney, if you read this and see me today for a drink I'm not crying!

Rub a gold ring on it.

I've only got a titanium ring and a brown ring.

DOC wrote:A stye in the eye is easy to get rid of as it is caught in the same manner.

As the stye is caused by excessive gloating, a cessation of the gloating will see it clear up by October.

You're saying he has gloatcoma?

Does anyone employ a no eating in their car rule?

My car has done 500 kilometres, I went to pick the lad up the other day and then I let him drive, it had been raining so he removed his slide and tossed it in the back to which I lost it screaming "are you f******* serious?"

"I was trying to put it on the back floor" was the reply.

"Don't f******* try, just f******** do" I said subtly.

This morning I'm driving him to work when he asked if we could do a quick OTR stop, he grabs a drink and a kransky where he starts chomping away at it until he could feel the heat coming from my direction. I tried to keep it shut but then I was like "Dude, I'm not going to eat in here so I sure as hell don't want anyone else doing so".

A little pedantic, yes, but I avoided getting a brand new car while the kids were growing for this exact reason.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Does anyone employ a no eating in their car rule?

My car has done 500 kilometres, I went to pick the lad up the other day and then I let him drive, it had been raining so he removed his slide and tossed it in the back to which I lost it screaming "are you f******* serious?"

"I was trying to put it on the back floor" was the reply.

"Don't f******* try, just f******** do" I said subtly.

This morning I'm driving him to work when he asked if we could do a quick OTR stop, he grabs a drink and a kransky where he starts chomping away at it until he could feel the heat coming from my direction. I tried to keep it shut but then I was like "Dude, I'm not going to eat in here so I sure as hell don't want anyone else doing so".

A little pedantic, yes, but I avoided getting a brand new car while the kids were growing for this exact reason.

If my car had only 500km then yes i would be the same but mine has 250,000km so i don't give a shit lol

Lightning McQueen wrote:Does anyone employ a no eating in their car rule?

My car has done 500 kilometres, I went to pick the lad up the other day and then I let him drive, it had been raining so he removed his slide and tossed it in the back to which I lost it screaming "are you f******* serious?"

"I was trying to put it on the back floor" was the reply.

"Don't f******* try, just f******** do" I said subtly.

This morning I'm driving him to work when he asked if we could do a quick OTR stop, he grabs a drink and a kransky where he starts chomping away at it until he could feel the heat coming from my direction. I tried to keep it shut but then I was like "Dude, I'm not going to eat in here so I sure as hell don't want anyone else doing so".

A little pedantic, yes, but I avoided getting a brand new car while the kids were growing for this exact reason.

500kms already???

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Does anyone employ a no eating in their car rule?

My car has done 500 kilometres, I went to pick the lad up the other day and then I let him drive, it had been raining so he removed his slide and tossed it in the back to which I lost it screaming "are you f******* serious?"

"I was trying to put it on the back floor" was the reply.

"Don't f******* try, just f******** do" I said subtly.

This morning I'm driving him to work when he asked if we could do a quick OTR stop, he grabs a drink and a kransky where he starts chomping away at it until he could feel the heat coming from my direction. I tried to keep it shut but then I was like "Dude, I'm not going to eat in here so I sure as hell don't want anyone else doing so".

A little pedantic, yes, but I avoided getting a brand new car while the kids were growing for this exact reason.

500kms already???

It started on 244.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Does anyone employ a no eating in their car rule?

My car has done 500 kilometres, I went to pick the lad up the other day and then I let him drive, it had been raining so he removed his slide and tossed it in the back to which I lost it screaming "are you f******* serious?"

"I was trying to put it on the back floor" was the reply.

"Don't f******* try, just f******** do" I said subtly.

This morning I'm driving him to work when he asked if we could do a quick OTR stop, he grabs a drink and a kransky where he starts chomping away at it until he could feel the heat coming from my direction. I tried to keep it shut but then I was like "Dude, I'm not going to eat in here so I sure as hell don't want anyone else doing so".

A little pedantic, yes, but I avoided getting a brand new car while the kids were growing for this exact reason.