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HH3 wrote:The big ones the club one, so I take it for a year, give it back next year for the next persons name to be put on it, and they take it for the year.

The small one is the same thing, but that's mine to keep.

Do they have a 3rd one to stay in the club?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

HH3 wrote:The big ones the club one, so I take it for a year, give it back next year for the next persons name to be put on it, and they take it for the year.

The small one is the same thing, but that's mine to keep.

Do they have a 3rd one to stay in the club?

We dont have a clubrooms, so there's no trophy cabinet to keep it in. Thats why I take the big one.

HH3 wrote:We dont have a clubrooms, so there's no trophy cabinet to keep it in. Thats why I take the big one.

That's good then, we all like to have the big one but have to settle for having the little one as our own.

Mrs C picking up a job today in Melbourne. Semi retirement coming along nicely!

Laying West Indies in their WCQ Warm Up game against the Afgan's last night when WI had them 8/82, layed them for $1k @ $1.02 (cost me $20, no one can trust the Windies!) they ended up 180 odd and bowled the Windies out for 110 ..... I set a back of $500 at $1.15 to lock in a profit, so a nice $500 profit in the account his morning

Dutchy wrote:Laying West Indies in their WCQ Warm Up game against the Afgan's last night when WI had them 8/82, layed them for $1k @ $1.02 (cost me $20, no one can trust the Windies!) they ended up 180 odd and bowled the Windies out for 110 ..... I set a back of $500 at $1.15 to lock in a profit, so a nice $500 profit in the account his morning

I wish I could do shit like that, see your tickets that you post and don't fully understand them.

Its was more that who could trust/back the Windies at $1.02? Plus the Afgan's have a great bowling attack, so was just hoping at some stage they got out to $1.15 to lock in a small profit

Dutchy wrote:Its was more that who could trust/back the Windies at $1.02? Plus the Afgan's have a great bowling attack, so was just hoping at some stage they got out to $1.15 to lock in a small profit

Yeah, I'd sit there waiting for the right time and then get sidetracked watering the garden or something and stuff it all up.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Its was more that who could trust/back the Windies at $1.02? Plus the Afgan's have a great bowling attack, so was just hoping at some stage they got out to $1.15 to lock in a small profit

Yeah, I'd sit there waiting for the right time and then get sidetracked watering the garden or something and stuff it all up.

They had drifted out to $1.07 when I went to bed, you can set a bet and leave it to be matched, in hindsight I wish I hadn't as I would have been $1k richer this morning

This image taken up in Wilpena Pound by Scott Leggo, if you haven't stood next to Cazneaux's Tree, you need to.

I did an ultra marathon through there a couple of years ago...amazing

MW wrote:I did an ultra marathon through there a couple of years ago...amazing

Shagged for 45 minutes while camping?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

MW wrote:I did an ultra marathon through there a couple of years ago...amazing

Shagged for 45 minutes while camping?

shagged for nearly 10 hours!

MW wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

MW wrote:I did an ultra marathon through there a couple of years ago...amazing

Shagged for 45 minutes while camping?

shagged for nearly 10 hours!

Riggght

Left the office around 9 and have just spent the morning taking an old English chap and his Thai wife on a tour through the Port and down around Outer Harbour, stopped for a coffee at the kiosk at Largs, came back along the beaches and back into the office around noon.

My boss' father-in-law and his wife, lovely people. He's 82, loves his cricket ( didn't enjoy the Ashes ), she's 68, Thai, loves her seafood and loves coming here for the blue swimmers and tommies ( I put her onto the tommies last trip and she can't believe how good tommies are ).

Very appreciative of the little tour and on a day like today I could think of worse things to be getting paid to do.

Booney wrote:Left the office around 9 and have just spent the morning taking an old English chap and his Thai wife on a tour through the Port and down around Outer Harbour, stopped for a coffee at the kiosk at Largs, came back along the beaches and back into the office around noon.

My boss' father-in-law and his wife, lovely people. He's 82, loves his cricket ( didn't enjoy the Ashes ), she's 68, Thai, loves her seafood and loves coming here for the blue swimmers and tommies ( I put her onto the tommies last trip and she can't believe how good tommies are ).

Very appreciative of the little tour and on a day like today I could think of worse things to be getting paid to do.

The semi retirement bug isn't catching on is it?

PatowalongaPirate wrote:

Booney wrote:Left the office around 9 and have just spent the morning taking an old English chap and his Thai wife on a tour through the Port and down around Outer Harbour, stopped for a coffee at the kiosk at Largs, came back along the beaches and back into the office around noon.

My boss' father-in-law and his wife, lovely people. He's 82, loves his cricket ( didn't enjoy the Ashes ), she's 68, Thai, loves her seafood and loves coming here for the blue swimmers and tommies ( I put her onto the tommies last trip and she can't believe how good tommies are ).

Very appreciative of the little tour and on a day like today I could think of worse things to be getting paid to do.

The semi retirement bug isn't catching on is it?

Seems to be a lack of golf and alcohol in the story, but otherwise I tend to agree Pirate!

PatowalongaPirate wrote:

Booney wrote:Left the office around 9 and have just spent the morning taking an old English chap and his Thai wife on a tour through the Port and down around Outer Harbour, stopped for a coffee at the kiosk at Largs, came back along the beaches and back into the office around noon.

My boss' father-in-law and his wife, lovely people. He's 82, loves his cricket ( didn't enjoy the Ashes ), she's 68, Thai, loves her seafood and loves coming here for the blue swimmers and tommies ( I put her onto the tommies last trip and she can't believe how good tommies are ).

Very appreciative of the little tour and on a day like today I could think of worse things to be getting paid to do.

The semi retirement bug isn't catching on is it?

I'd swim in that shit if I could afford it!

My daughter turning 1 today..... unreal

Johno6 wrote:My daughter turning 1 today..... unreal

Happy Birthday Ms Johno, I hope you have none of your dads features