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Well I rarely drink, don't smoke, and very lucky to get a root, so I'm basically devout at the moment...

HH3 wrote:Well I rarely drink, don't smoke, and very lucky to get a root, so I'm basically devout at the moment...

then you can start the chant then.

we really need to resurrect that post

Corona Man wrote:

tipper wrote:there was a short lived thread, now hidden, trying to convince us all to give up drinking, smoking and sex, and convert to be hare krishnas...... was a rather long, rambling first post that just didnt get the chance it deserved to thrive

Did anyone happen to catch which teams the new poster followed..... AFL/SANFL/Grass Roots? That would be interesting to know!

I’m guessing a Crows supporter

Anyone recommend a good landscaper to provide a quote to install artificial lawn, as well as a few other landscaping jobs?

GWW wrote:Anyone recommend a good landscaper to provide a quote to install artificial lawn, as well as a few other landscaping jobs?

@Sheik Yerbouti

He's your man

Footy Chick wrote:

GWW wrote:Anyone recommend a good landscaper to provide a quote to install artificial lawn, as well as a few other landscaping jobs?

@Sheik Yerbouti

He's your man

Yep, I can vouch for the Sheik's work....just don't ask me for a character reference.

Booney wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:

GWW wrote:Anyone recommend a good landscaper to provide a quote to install artificial lawn, as well as a few other landscaping jobs?

@Sheik Yerbouti

He's your man

Yep, I can vouch for the Sheik's work....just don't ask me for a character reference.

Just a bag of cable ties [emoji6]

Corona Man wrote:

tipper wrote:there was a short lived thread, now hidden, trying to convince us all to give up drinking, smoking and sex, and convert to be hare krishnas...... was a rather long, rambling first post that just didnt get the chance it deserved to thrive

Did anyone happen to catch which teams the new poster followed..... AFL/SANFL/Grass Roots? That would be interesting to know!

Hawks and Roosters mate

Anyone got any suggestions for us to try to stop our dog digging under the fences and escaping?

She usually just goes and sits on the front lawn but today she has walked nearly a kilometre and lobbed up at my step-sons house where she often frequents when being taken for a walk, all good for now but she did cross a train line.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Anyone got any suggestions for us to try to stop our dog digging under the fences and escaping?

She usually just goes and sits on the front lawn but today she has walked nearly a kilometre and lobbed up at my step-sons house where she often frequents when being taken for a walk, all good for now but she did cross a train line.

Same spots for escaping?

Lightning McQueen wrote:Anyone got any suggestions for us to try to stop our dog digging under the fences and escaping?

She usually just goes and sits on the front lawn but today she has walked nearly a kilometre and lobbed up at my step-sons house where she often frequents when being taken for a walk, all good for now but she did cross a train line.

Give your dog something to do so it doesn't want to escape.

Like Kongs and stuff

Booney wrote:
Same spots for escaping?

I haven't done today's inspection, usually she'll work on a certain area until I discover it and fill it or jam some bricks there.

I'm thinking this time she has got under the fence to the house behind us and somehow made it out the front of their place, Houdini wouldn't be able to escape through the front of ours after the last time I blocked it off.

Footy Chick wrote:

Give your dog something to do so it doesn't want to escape.

Like Kongs and stuff

She has balls and toy bones and stuff, she gets walked every day (unless she doesn't feel like it), she obviously thought Mr 15 YO was at his brothers house (which used to be his dads).

It's only the 3rd time since December when we moved, never in the old place but there was nowhere to dig there, we might have to get a cat for company.

Had the same problem with my dog and nothing stopped it

MW wrote:Had the same problem with my dog and nothing stopped it

Thanks Ronan Keating

what sort of pooch?

Lightning McQueen wrote:Anyone got any suggestions for us to try to stop our dog digging under the fences and escaping?

She usually just goes and sits on the front lawn but today she has walked nearly a kilometre and lobbed up at my step-sons house where she often frequents when being taken for a walk, all good for now but she did cross a train line.

Have you considered getting some ducks as pets? - Wubbsy can get you sorted.

Corona Man wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Anyone got any suggestions for us to try to stop our dog digging under the fences and escaping?

She usually just goes and sits on the front lawn but today she has walked nearly a kilometre and lobbed up at my step-sons house where she often frequents when being taken for a walk, all good for now but she did cross a train line.

Have you considered getting some ducks as pets? - Wubbsy can get you sorted.

I'm pretty sure they spelled the end of his relationship, I reckon they split not long after they entered their lives.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Corona Man wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Anyone got any suggestions for us to try to stop our dog digging under the fences and escaping?

She usually just goes and sits on the front lawn but today she has walked nearly a kilometre and lobbed up at my step-sons house where she often frequents when being taken for a walk, all good for now but she did cross a train line.

Have you considered getting some ducks as pets? - Wubbsy can get you sorted.

I'm pretty sure they spelled the end of his relationship, I reckon they split not long after they entered their lives.

The ducks split yeah, he was looking everywhere for them.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

MW wrote:Had the same problem with my dog and nothing stopped it

Thanks Ronan Keating

what sort of pooch?

Haha great reference!
Border Collie...in a small backyard. My own fault. walked him morning and night and nearly every night I came home and he was out. I had to give him away after 6 months.

MW wrote:
Haha great reference!
Border Collie...in a small backyard. My own fault. walked him morning and night and nearly every night I came home and he was out. I had to give him away after 6 months.

Sounded like an Amstaff X that I had, the dickhead used to break out overnight and then break back in come morning. Would jump a fence taller than me, worked out how to unlock the roller door and knew to lift it up with it's nose to get back in.

I'd get home from work and the prick would destroy the fence I used to keep him out of the vegie garden, would be laying in the middle of it on the cucumber plants with the tomato plants in tatters, he'd see me enter the backyard and shit himself.

This one is pug with some chihuahua and perhaps some pomeranian, ugliest thing in the world but I couldn't ask for a better behaved dog generally.