Scotty T
Walks the walk
My missus dreads me spotting one of those from the car 'yeah ok stfu'
"that back tyre is way too flat" is the one my Mrs dreads. Way more common than backwards forks too so I get to annoy her more often.
My missus dreads me spotting one of those from the car 'yeah ok stfu'
Native bees? They look very dark.Bees are happy that the weather is warm enough for them to come out and forage.
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Yes, they are native Sugarbag (Tetragonula carbonaria) bees. They don't come out of the hive until the temp reaches at least 18C.
Looks like my kind of road.
HivernateWhat do they do inside the hive for all that time?
Going by the amount of shit they bring out a lot of shitting.What do they do inside the hive for all that time?
I like how you have a Ute but the bike is tucked warm and safe on the back seat. You're a good bike dad.
Parked my Hilux next to one, was also surprised at how not huge the Tundra was.On that topic - I saw a Toyota Tundra in real life yesterday @Haakon. Maybe I'm too adapted to country life now, but after the way you guys spoke previously I was surprised how not big it was (compared to the array of RAMs, F-trucks and Silverados I see around up here...).![]()
I'm not putting Evie in the back of the work ute. It's dirty back there!I like how you have a Ute but the bike is tucked warm and safe on the back seat. You're a good bike dad.
I think it’s basically an Americanised 300 series Landcruiser. Uglified and longer.On that topic - I saw a Toyota Tundra in real life yesterday @Haakon. Maybe I'm too adapted to country life now, but after the way you guys spoke previously I was surprised how not big it was (compared to the array of RAMs, F-trucks and Silverados I see around up here...).![]()
That actually makes sense size-wise. I still wouldn't buy one regardless, it just surprised me.I think it’s basically an Americanised 300 series Landcruiser. Uglified and longer.