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You'd make a good security guard....Says it all. Never thought lismore would be such a town. Hope I don't have to move back to Elizabeth
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You'd make a good security guard....Says it all. Never thought lismore would be such a town. Hope I don't have to move back to Elizabeth
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3rd generation dole bludger, no work keeps you youngSaf I thought you were a bit younger than 63 but being from Elizabeth says it all.
You like my new bike? Disguised myself as Robert denero.It’s missing the part where he cycled away from the scene on a girls bike.
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I don't think you are allowed to punch fuckwits, that went out in the 90sYou'd make a good security guard....
https://www.news.com.au/national/ns...t/news-story/ab62d2ea116f4fa9f1ac388ef992102cYou like my new bike? Disguised myself as Robert denero.
Is that really the dude
I’ve got cAr parts en route from Germany at present, one dhl and one fedex - seems to be progressing at a reasonable rate.First world issues - what's the likelihood of receiving international orders from Europe at the moment?
Ordered a helmet for my son and parts from ze Germans which was dispatched on 13/3 and arrived in the Netherlands on 16/3. Not sure if air mail from Euro is a thing at the moment.
Yes, I did.Anyone watched the PM and CMOs press conference?
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30 years too late.
Totally.30 years too late.
https://www.news.com.au/finance/bus...h/news-story/33b8d260f4217177d77854c80c80f57aNSW police will patrol the toilet paper aisles of Australian supermarkets to calm panic buying of groceries.
The Daily Telegraph has revealed police will be visible in shopping aisles and malls after discussions with supermarket bosses.
NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Jeff Loy said people should be able to go about their daily business and bad behaviour was not acceptable.
It comes after Australians unleashed on a “selfish” hoarder caught trying to sell staples like hand sanitiser, toilet rolls and nappies at inflated prices online.
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The man posted a photo of his stash on Facebook yesterday afternoon, revealing he was selling individual toilet rolls for $5 each – and packs of 24 rolls for a staggering $100.