Beat me to it. And the reason no one else has done it...money.
http://io9.com/the-real-story-of-apo...-ba-1670503448
Last edited by pablopepper; 13-12-2015 at 05:46 AM.
'As long as there's, you know, sex and drugs, I can do without the rock and roll.'
Hey Pablo has any other moon landing videos ever been released?. What amazes me is your still running with the moon landings, and not talking or concerned about the video of the admission by the Canadian ex head of securities. About Aliens working with US government lol. Starts to get interesting approx 4 mins in what do you think ?
http://youtu.be/JDuqZbjxB_E
Last edited by kimball492; 14-12-2015 at 01:01 PM.
Here are the 150m rolls:
http://shop.coles.com.au/online/nati...-strength-30cm
At $22, I suggest several rolls.
Here are the instructions for making a hat - substitute foil for paper.
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-...e-a-Paper-Hat/
Col.
I admit that I am an agent of Satan, however, my duties are largely ceremonial.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAH Rabbitz that's a golden post!
Cheers Waz,
By then it was down to 18 and the 6 o'clock swill was but a memory.
For those far to young to remember the pubs stopped serving drinks for 1 hour at 6pm, the theory that the men would go home to their families for dinner but the reality was that every drinker would line up enough to satisfy a fearsome thirst during the enforced drought.
The pubs also segregated women away from the front bar to the lounge bar where they could sip their shandies or sherry in polite company, there were strict dress rules for men who may wish to join the fairer sex for a beverage or two.
A lot of the pubs had live music in the lounge or beer garden back then, the money in the pubs wasn't as good as the licensed clubs but if you got a few nights a week it was good money.
Another golden anomaly in NSW back then was that to have a drink on a Sunday you had to be out of area in a rural pub, so driving 30+km to get plastered and then drive home all with with the family on board was somehow legal.
Last edited by dave.king1; 14-12-2015 at 03:10 AM.
Hi Dave, sadly I am old enough to remember every bit of what you said here. I grew up in Canberra with 3 older sisters and remember the craziness of a couple them going for a drive to Collector with their boyfriends which was about halfway to Goulbourn and some 30 miles north of Canberra just to get around these licencing rules. Drink driving back then seemed to be a national sport, or at least in NSW, and they served full strength beer too! Low alcohol stuff didn't arrive until mid '80s to help curb drink driving, tasted crap and only after dropping to 0.05 did we start to see the 'Precision Drink Driving Team' membership begin to dwindle.
Do you like stuffing with your turkey use the foil on that Rabbitz Lol
http://youtu.be/_pnAS_UeiCQ
Last edited by kimball492; 14-12-2015 at 01:51 AM.
Yes, Kimball, I watched it a few years back. First of all, being in a position of power and wearing a suit doesn't make one immune from delusion. Take most of our current politicians as an example. Second, this was no sitting of Canadian parliament. This event was a University of Toronto forum called "The Citizen's Hearing on Disclosure" (sounds totally legit to me...).
I am as skeptical as they come, but I consider myself open minded enough to give it all a chance. I have yet to see compelling evidence of UFOs, aliens living among us, god or worldwide conspiracy plots. Feel free to try to persuade me.![]()
'As long as there's, you know, sex and drugs, I can do without the rock and roll.'