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Wedgie wrote:

Booney wrote:

Corona Man wrote:

Booney wrote:Playing up on a school night, when will I learn...

X2, massive hangover this morning.

Friends in from interstate. Casino $5 and $6 happy hours, roof top for sunset, Strathmore for stone grill and pints, Peel St for some whiskeys.

Now THAT sounds like close to a perfect night. (Only close as I don't drink whiskey)
Am I the only person that finds getting older a lot easier on hangovers?
Can't remember the last time when I felt anything more than a bit lethargic the next day.
But geezus, when I was in my 20s I'd be a write off for a day!

Yeah my hangovers arent as bad but then again, i dont drink anywhere near the quantities i did when i was younger.

Any sparkies on here or anyone who knows about lighting and sensor lights?

I have recently had a sensor light installed out the front of my garage, and it is positioned near another outside light that is on a normal on/off switch (standard outside lights that people leave on when they are coming home late etc).

If I do not use the normal outdoor lights, the new sensor light operates as normal.

If I leave the outside lights on for a period of time, and then switch them off, the sensor light no longer works. I have to play around with the settings and reset it to get it to work.

Does anyone know why that would happen? Is it because the sensor from the sensor light is picking up on all the light from the outside lights and somehow thinks its daylight so won't work for a while?

The normal outside lights is on a different switch to the sensor light i might add

MW wrote:Any sparkies on here or anyone who knows about lighting and sensor lights?

I have recently had a sensor light installed out the front of my garage, and it is positioned near another outside light that is on a normal on/off switch (standard outside lights that people leave on when they are coming home late etc).

If I do not use the normal outdoor lights, the new sensor light operates as normal.

If I leave the outside lights on for a period of time, and then switch them off, the sensor light no longer works. I have to play around with the settings and reset it to get it to work.

Does anyone know why that would happen? Is it because the sensor from the sensor light is picking up on all the light from the outside lights and somehow thinks its daylight so won't work for a while?

The normal outside lights is on a different switch to the sensor light i might add

Plenty of bright sparks on here!

Booney wrote:

Corona Man wrote:

Booney wrote:Playing up on a school night, when will I learn...

X2, massive hangover this morning.

Friends in from interstate. Casino $5 and $6 happy hours, roof top for sunset, Strathmore for stone grill and pints, Peel St for some whiskeys.

I didn't even have a real "excuse" like this. I was just thirsty.

Powerade coming to the rescue.

Corona Man wrote:

Booney wrote:

Corona Man wrote:

Booney wrote:Playing up on a school night, when will I learn...

X2, massive hangover this morning.

Friends in from interstate. Casino $5 and $6 happy hours, roof top for sunset, Strathmore for stone grill and pints, Peel St for some whiskeys.

I didn't even have a real "excuse" like this. I was just thirsty.

Powerade coming to the rescue.

It would appear the problem is widespread today. Almost pandemic proportion

Wating impatiently for 4pm to get a Guinness into me to fix the problem

I don't wish to adopt a defeatest attitude, but I think tonight will be very quiet. Taking Mrs C for dinner to our local Italian joint. I'd say I will gingerly sip on a beer over dinner. 2 tops!

Friends in from interstate. Casino $5 and $6 happy hours, roof top for sunset, Strathmore for stone grill and pints, Peel St for some whiskeys.[/quote]
Now THAT sounds like close to a perfect night. (Only close as I don't drink whiskey)
Am I the only person that finds getting older a lot easier on hangovers?
Can't remember the last time when I felt anything more than a bit lethargic the next day.
But geezus, when I was in my 20s I'd be a write off for a day![/quote]

Yeah my hangovers arent as bad but then again, i dont drink anywhere near the quantities i did when i was younger.[/quote]

I've never really had big hangovers. But nowadays I feel more knackered from only getting a few hours sleep.

Lift a notch Lads, its International Beer Day! (which I only learnt when I visited the Vale Ale taphouse today)

Dutchy wrote:Lift a notch Lads, its International Beer Day! (which I only learnt when I visited the Vale Ale taphouse today)

I’m on my third. Which is remarkable from where I was at 10 this morning

Does anyone know why I can’t cast my Apple TV app to chrome cast? Or my other tv for that matter

Lightning McQueen wrote:Does anyone know why I can’t cast my Apple TV app to chrome cast? Or my other tv for that matter

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Lightning McQueen wrote:Does anyone know why I can’t cast my Apple TV app to chrome cast? Or my other tv for that matter

The missus is an Apple person and says you can't chromecast it from a device, you have to download the Apple TV app to your TV (or your chromecast if you have the newer one, the version with a remote) and watch it using that.
I remembered she had dramas when we got it for Ted Lasso. Bloody Apple.

Wedgie wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Does anyone know why I can’t cast my Apple TV app to chrome cast? Or my other tv for that matter

The missus is an Apple person and says you can't chromecast it from a device, you have to download the Apple TV app to your TV (or your chromecast if you have the newer one, the version with a remote) and watch it using that.
I remembered she had dramas when we got it for Ted Lasso. Bloody Apple.

Cheers, yes, that’s what I’m trying to watch.

Anyone else using pay.com.au or have an opinion about it?

This is a serious question.
Why are there so many lesbians in women's sport?

gazzamagoo wrote:This is a serious question.
Why are there so many lesbians in women's sport?

Two things

1. How would anyone on here know?
2. That ain’t a serious question

gazzamagoo wrote:This is a serious question.
Why are there so many lesbians in women's sport?

Probably plenty of gay men too but it does seem a lot more accepted in women’s sport and they are a lot more grown up about it.
Only ever been a handful of males from elite sport come out and with all the hate on social media they probably think it’s not worth it. Only have to look at all the hate and vitriol that Josh Cavallo copped

gazzamagoo wrote:This is a serious question.
Why are there so many lesbians in women's sport?

Because they're not eligible for men's sport?

Brodlach wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:This is a serious question.
Why are there so many lesbians in women's sport?

Two things

1. How would anyone on here know?
2. That ain’t a serious question

1. good point
2. very serious, apparently there's about a dozen lesbians in the women's soccer squad.

I don’t think it makes any difference if they are lesbian or not.