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Sorry to break the bad news but 3kg overnight with a stomach bug is going to be dehydration, not a magic blubber cure.

I can see how those airfoils would work to help create a laminar flow around your legs when your all tucked up for aerodynamics but there is too many variables to see how they would work in a normal riding position. Maybe I should get in touch with the Australian Institute of Sport and see if...

$15 for an annoying looking, tubby ranga and worn T shirt. Tell him he's dreaming.

I read the replies, there's some gold in there. Every comment is taking the piss.

I've been referring to bells as pedestrian randomisers for a while.

Corrct but not precise, 001.98 for conspiracy theories. I did have to look that up.

The Pez Outlaw, if you're sick of watching documentaries that are all doom and gloom give this a go and put a smile on your face.

I'll give that a go next time.

What sunscreen do people use? I find I'm not much more than half an hour into a ride and I've sweated it of my face. Bonus points if you can suggest one that doesn't sting your eyes.

It's a bit sad that too much of my listening is after I hear of an artists death. I'm playing Deja vu now. For those of you that have never heard it.

I don't know if those involved were catholic but I don't think the catholic church had anything to o with it.

I've given myself a fright a couple of times when I've been slashing and noticed the stripes before the legs.

It actually goes back to the Antisemitic League which was a European thing in the 1880's. They were anti jew, anti communist and anti freemason.

Another good plant but walk on it once and it looks like shit for the next few months. Also with pigface you see a lot of the South African varieties for some reason in nurseries so be careful.

Atriplex semibaccata, also called creeping saltbush but so are a couple of other plants. It forms a dense, almost weed proof mat, grows quick and any native nursery will stock it. Enchylaena tomentosa or ruby saltbush is really cool but can be hard to establish even though it's tough when it...

What kind of dickhead lets their cat roam in a place like that?

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Unfortunately that's just a small percentage of the billions of extra carp that bred during the floods. The floods also spread them back into spots where they had been eradicated. Carp populations love floods.

It may have worked, I'm just waiting for it to cool down.

I'm making lokum/Turkish delight for the first time and I'm at that nervous stage where it just looks like a pot of glue. Next I'm going to have a crack at halwa. Both of these are being done with recipes so I guess that makes me a bit amateur.