Geez! I hate that!

[prktkljokr]

Plants that have made it millions of years without human interference, I plant it in my garden and it misses 1 watering day and you would think you had cut its throat, then the lawn, don't get me started on the lawn

[blueoval]

Originally Posted by prktkljokr

Plants that have made it millions of years without human interference, I plant it in my garden and it misses 1 watering day and you would think you had cut its throat, then the lawn, don't get me started on the lawn

My lawn is struggling too. We havent had a decent rain in SA for months. Watering daily only helps a little.

[Itsme]

Originally Posted by prktkljokr

Plants that have made it millions of years without human interference, I plant it in my garden and it misses 1 watering day and you would think you had cut its throat, then the lawn, don't get me started on the lawn

I sow a new patch of grass on my lawn, been growing really good, but now looks like someone p***ed on it, streaks of dead grass.
Go figure.

[John 13]

Lawn beetles, grubs or whatever.

[mad2]

bit of background 1st..

our oldest cat would go 'visiting' at night and drop in the across the road neighbours. we found out he loves guinea pigs!. so an 'enclosure' was done around the backyard. a cat we had at the start of this was my 'tester' for any escape issues. perfect. and was perfect for a few years too.


now no matter what i do ....




this basrtaard getz out aggghhh....

and only does this at night too..

[Citroënbender]

Face it; if you or I were that handsome, we’d be out all night making new friends, too.

[mad2]

Originally Posted by Citroënbender

Face it; if you or I were that handsome, we’d be out all night making new friends, too.

baarstaard


met a friend of his last night too up on our roof.. believe it's male?





'ol mangy cat from next door - def don't want any of ours getting friendly with that one.

Hey DFB - how does one get in contact now?.

[EBSXR6]

How people swallow this Free to Air Broadcasting bulltish.
The ABC is payed for through Taxation, SBS Taxation and Advertising.
Wake up people you pay for Commercial Broadcasting through Advertising the cost of which is included the cost of goods and services.

[jaydee]

I only watch Muster Dogs on ABC

[Itsme]

Originally Posted by EBSXR6

How people swallow this Free to Air Broadcasting bulltish.
The ABC is payed for through Taxation, SBS Taxation and Advertising.
Wake up people you pay for Commercial Broadcasting through Advertising the cost of which is included the cost of goods and services.

Advertising is what makes the world go around, nothing new in your comment.

[Rallye Sport]

Originally Posted by jaydee

I only watch Muster Dogs on ABC

Still think they should have done one on the third kind of Australian working dog, the Heeler.
In the meantime go the Collies

[roKWiz]

Originally Posted by Rallye Sport

Still think they should have done one on the third kind of Australian working dog, the Heeler.
In the meantime go the Collies

Makes me feel sad for the dog, when I see a Kelpie in a city environment being walked on a lead.
I know they are more than likely highly cared for but these beautiful dogs need lots of land to run and tasks to keep their minds active.

Secretly hoping for a Kelpie win.

[prktkljokr]

Hmmmm

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...4gBfBzqw_7n0jg

[blueoval]

Originally Posted by prktkljokr

Hmmmm

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...4gBfBzqw_7n0jg

this post and your post may get removed or banned eventually.

This is the start of the article.

For years, thousands of Americans who suffered debilitating side effects after getting the Covid vaccine were told there was no evidence the shot was linked.

Some were branded antivaxxers, others told their symptoms were imagined or related to other conditions, like long Covid.

[HIPO]

Originally Posted by prktkljokr

Hmmmm

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...4gBfBzqw_7n0jg

There's tons of new verifiable info on this.......

[uranium_death]

Kids screaming in supermarkets
Kids running around in supermarkets as if it's a playground
Don't parents believe in discipline anymore?

[DFB FGXR6]

Originally Posted by uranium_death

Kids screaming in supermarkets
Kids running around in supermarkets as if it's a playground
Don't parents believe in discipline anymore?

Some parents see it as free child care. As in, they come into the shop, then let the kids run riot. The parents then wander around knowing there will be other people around to stop the kids from doing something stupid or from going missing. In other words, its give the parent a break from being a parent. Thing is, I don't have children for a reason, I don't want to look after someone else's, or have to discipline someone's poorly behaved terror.

Often, these children would be running around knocking things over, making a mess of the gravel paths, or down in the fernery throwing rocks into the creek that took me considerable effort to create. Or throwing stones at the bird house.



All the while, the parent is oblivious to what's going on......................or they were doing their best to ignore it while I'm shooting daggers at the parent or the child.

Good news though......................I'm not in retail anymore!

[EBSXR6]

I hate it in the Supermarkets when a large family group are shopping, they block the aisles, then when you want to get to a product they are huddled around the shelf you are trying to get too having a Council meeting trying to decide which product to buy.

[Citroënbender]

Originally Posted by uranium_death

Don't parents believe in discipline anymore?

At some point there will be a TikTok effluencer who posts a stunning hack: “Kids running riot? Sort them with a solid smack to the backside and enjoy the instant calm. Repeat as necessary.”

[DFB FGXR6]

Originally Posted by EBSXR6

I hate it in the Supermarkets when a large family group are shopping, they block the aisles, then when you want to get to a product they are huddled around the shelf you are trying to get too having a Council meeting trying to decide which product to buy.

One of the reasons why I order and have my groceries delivered, and have done for a few years now. No ques, no screaming kids, no isle congestion, no risk of being stabbed by the crowd of druggies out front, no parking, no parking 50km away to avoid someone parking next to you only to return and find some dork has in fact parked next to you......................................and so on and so on.

[EBSXR6]

Originally Posted by DFB FGXR6

One of the reasons why I order and have my groceries delivered, and have done for a few years now. No ques, no screaming kids, no isle congestion, no risk of being stabbed by the crowd of druggies out front, no parking, no parking 50km away to avoid someone parking next to you only to return and find some dork has in fact parked next to you......................................and so on and so on.

My local shopping centre has Aldi, Coles and Woolies. I usually hit Aldi first and then go to the others. I am finding more and more that some products I like are only available at one or the other of the big two, due to no longer stocking or out of stock.

[DFB FGXR6]

Originally Posted by EBSXR6

My local shopping centre has Aldi, Coles and Woolies. I usually hit Aldi first and then go to the others. I am finding more and more that some products I like are only available at one or the other of the big two, due to no longer stocking or out of stock.

I don't have the time, patience or will power anymore to do a grocery-shop tour, just want it over and done with.

I used to enjoy grocery shopping. It would be Coles, then next door to the independent fruit-veg-meat store. This was pre-Covid. As a risk mitigation, I started doing the weekly shop online and haven't gone back to instore since. Ordering over a price threshold and you get free delivery, so why not?

[Rallye Sport]

Originally Posted by EBSXR6

I hate it in the Supermarkets when a large family group are shopping, they block the aisles, then when you want to get to a product they are huddled around the shelf you are trying to get too having a Council meeting trying to decide which product to buy.

Have you ever thought about communication?
In a loud confident voice I just say, 'Excuse me coming through' or 'Could you pass me that jar of Vegemite' I know it sounds a bit old fashioned but thats how we used to do it and it still works in modern times.

Geez I hate that we're scared to talk to each other nowadays.

[Itsme]

Originally Posted by uranium_death

Kids screaming in supermarkets
Kids running around in supermarkets as if it's a playground
Don't parents believe in discipline anymore?

At least they are not stealing & stabbing customers atm, maybe when they are older.

[Itsme]

Originally Posted by DFB FGXR6

One of the reasons why I order and have my groceries delivered, and have done for a few years now. No ques, no screaming kids, no isle congestion, no risk of being stabbed by the crowd of druggies out front, no parking, no parking 50km away to avoid someone parking next to you only to return and find some dork has in fact parked next to you......................................and so on and so on.

I like to see & choose my products for quality, you don't know if some nose picking twat is handling your food.

[EBSXR6]

A nearby divided Road, 3 Lanes each side, 70 KM/H zone.
Bus Lanes operate in peak hours.
Lately a big increase in stupid drivers turning left from the centre lane.

[DFB FGXR6]

Originally Posted by Itsme

I like to see & choose my products for quality, you don't know if some nose picking twat is handling your food.

But to be fair, that could happen at any time, from the moment it leaves the farm till it lands on a shelf.

I can't say I've ever had an issue with the freshness of the food delivered. If they were sending out aged fruit and veg, or any food item, it would have to be replaced at their cost (both product and delivery/labour), as such the send out fresh stock.

I get it though, I was the same in wanting to choose what to buy. But as I said, I haven't had a problem.

[roKWiz]

Originally Posted by Rallye Sport

Have you ever thought about communication?
In a loud confident voice I just say, 'Excuse me coming through' or 'Could you pass me that jar of Vegemite' I know it sounds a bit old fashioned but thats how we used to do it and it still works in modern times.

Geez I hate that we're scared to talk to each other nowadays.

Spot on.

[uranium_death]

Originally Posted by roKWiz

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Freemasons run the country!

[roKWiz]

Originally Posted by uranium_death

Freemasons run the country!

And there I was thinking Blackstone, Vanguard and State Street was.