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Question 9: our anthem, WOW it was that long ago 41 years - my how the times flies.

reminds me of year 7 (I was 11 at the time - late birthday) - I told a classmate to "bugger off", my teacher was offended and told me off saying "you cannot use that word" when I asked why I couldn't use a word that to me was a variation of telling somewone to go away. He vacillated over...

An Irish potato pancake is called boxty. Boxty is a traditional Irish dish, often made with a combination of mashed and grated potatoes, along with flour, milk, and seasonings, cooked in a pan like a pancake. It's also sometimes referred to as "poorhouse bread" What is aran in Irish cooking...

so according to Buinnings website their $7.45 so which Bunnings have them at $5 - I would like to know

Question 4: Who was the first person to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony Award? Rodgers was the first person to win what are considered the top American entertainment awards in television, recording, movies and Broadway - an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony Award, now known...

Question 3: lucky I watched "Bill & Ted"

When my father (my mother is deceased) made his will, he took us kids with him, and basically said to the lawyer (who looked on in astonishment) you two are getting everything work it out now. We agreed to everything being split 50/50 and I had a life tenancy to the house, my brother already...

I see the proof reader has started to fail their job yet again - Question 6 is wrong

Question 2: The first successful vaccine, for smallpox, was developed in England by Edward Jenner in 1796. He observed that milkmaids who had contracted cowpox, a related but milder disease, did not get smallpox. Jenner then used this knowledge to develop a vaccine by inoculating a young boy...

we had a doctor in the 70's who "walked" his great danes with this method

I see the nanny state is up and running yet again

Question 10: The original lineup of The Beatles consisted of five members: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe, and Pete Best. While the "classic" lineup that achieved worldwide fame consisted of four members (John, Paul, George, and Ringo), Stuart Sutcliffe was an...

Oh my God, the algebra, talk about digging into the memory banks, and I used to like this when I was in school.

so, if your famous, do charity work, you get a lighter sentance, surprised the judge didn't completely negate all penalties - I am sure that even if I did a lot of charity work I would still be convicted with probably maximum penalties - regardless if I was wrongly convicted in the first place...

|Finding one in the middle of the bush near a layby in absolutely clean and well built condition. A find in a million.

I've actually got to the point that if they don't offer Paypal I don't buy. Any time I have paid by Paypal and don't get the item I complain to Paypal and I get a refund.

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