Search results

Independent Living Standards were included in the specifications and plans for the construction of a great percentage of homes built in the Olympic Village 2000 in Newington, Sydney. Those homes, when completed, were used by the Olympians during the games and then used by the Paralympians. So...

Sorry to read that post of yours mate. Yep, the Family Law Court has left many a good man on the sh*t heap. Just another labor party feck up. No bloody wonder someone tried to bomb the place.

Aw yeah, that marriage was a bit of a joke. I wonder how the conjugals went? He probably porked the best man. o_Oo_O

Maybe his baby will come out covered in coloured light bulbs. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

I think the only way we are going to get rid of this charlatan is to get the IDF here.

So, you've never had a wank, Abdul? Please return to your goat, it's kinda lonely. There you can have as much great pleasure as you like.....moron.

Very well done to both of you Macaraj. That's the way to do it. I built my first home in 1980 when I was a carpenter. I was working 5 days a week as an estimator at a Civil Engineering and Construction business, doing my Clerk of Works schooling at Granville Tech at night, so building my home on...

Very well said Rain72. I was a builder in the Master Builders Association and eventually became one of their building consultants. I was sent to one house that had been completed by another MBA builder member, at the request of the house owner to the MBA, to conduct a Defect Inspection and...

Very good point.

Happens a lot on the street in front of my house. Young maggies being harassed and picked on by older maggies. I was told by my neighbour that it was all a growing up lesson.

I had a cousin who used to go his party's at the Sebel in Kings Cross. He died of AIDS late70's, early 80's from memory. He was a nice guy, in a weird sort of way.

Why? Money.

Yes, I am, thank you Sherril54. That happened years ago, I'm remarried now. But I have my memories.

I saw him live in Sydney, mid 70's. Didn't like his live show much, so went home and put his LP's on.

My grandfather from Ryde, owned a truck and used to pick up fruit and vegetables from the Ryde and Putney Chinese Market Gardeners and deliver it all to Dixon Street in the Sydney City. During the depression in the 1920's, there was hardly any money around, so the Chinese merchants used to pay...

I've fixed up some really wrecked places after feral renters left. Including one of mine.

I heard he got Whoopy Goldberg up the stick. The baby's name was Woody Jackoff.

Looks like it, mate. She's as white as my backside.

Anthony Horderns were too, and Winns. I remember all of those places when I was a kid. Winns was the only place I could buy my high school uniform and akubra hat.

You still here? Matey, put your kaffiyeh on and politely get lost.