RE: Iraq: What the Americans leaving behind?????

oh i should have written Crete, still i think at that time Crete was part of Greece

RE: Iraq: What the Americans leaving behind?????

na sorry mate, I'm actually bucken for a discharge from NZ army the high court upheld my right to one in 2002, visit my web< >is your interested in details

My father got chucked out of Greece after the germans dropped from the sky. Floated from Greece to Egypt in a broken down landing barge

RE: Iraq: What the Americans leaving behind?????

I think the events since 1991 perfectly demonstrates the nature of both the Christian and Muslim teachings...both should be banned world wide...harmful doctrines that all peoples of sound mind should reject

RE: Can you remember

oh worse went with an American adviser on a Vietnamese mine sweeper dragging a mine wire cuter alongside the bank on the Mekong, for lunch the Vietnamese dished rice covered in nu?c m?m, which is aged a few months in a barrel fermented fish.

really yuck barf barf barf

RE: Tell us about

Just on a month on Santa Ana Island in the Solomons, next best would have been Darjeeling, next Kathmandu, next week with bike exploring Bali, Bangkok and going down the Rai river while trekking across the bourlder into Burma, oh of course couple months milking cows in Switzerland, sailing Sydney to Port Douglas think they would also be right up there amongst me best holiday

RE: Can you remember

Once shared a holiday with three Thai travel agents (guy two ladies), which was good, went to Laos boarder region, then to Buddhist Temple, next took one agents sister along with us to a dance, (he paid some dud to dance with his sister, they ordered our food while she was doing that and waiter put a plate of live pawns covered in a hot source in front me. They were all wriggling and insist i should eat them............... barf

RE: hooray nth korean president dies

I agree the Korea's North and South only exists as a divided nation because China tries to spread communism, with the support China gave the North during and after the Korean war both parts of Korea would have enjoyed (with all its failings) democracy.

However i also believe there is a line across the glob where people with the karmas to constantly being killed, engage in and suffer those types of karmas are born.

Its why Afghanistan, Iraq and the likes over many centuries play out that type of suffering rebirths. Africa, Mexico, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaya, there to my, (just my reasoning) a line across the glob where those sorts of karmas are played out.
For the idiots to send troops to engage in violence to resolve violence shows how foolish/stupid and harmful religion really is

cooking a chook, help....

yeah i did to merri, i to thought was really well written

RE: Just Say ... YouR maker fronted up tonight

PS mee mum always said make sure you always ware clean undies in case unexpectedly you have an accident and get taken to hospital.

On a serious level, i believe from lot of thought on subject that we suffer a form of death every second of our lives.
I've said before I believe its impossible to find a truly existent "I" (self), tis impossible, our true nature is moving energy, as long as energy created cause, an effect is certain, energy does change never turns into nothing that is quite impossible, long the energy seeds cause rebirth is certain

cooking a chook, help....

was fully cooked, faithe sorted things perfectly

cooking a chook, help....

how many u think this lady would be a good choice?

cooking a chook, help....

yeah i can think of a reason to share my life with a lady tohelp

RE: WOULD YOU SERVIVE

yeah me to night night curly, night merri

RE: WOULD YOU SERVIVE

the above links goes to this guys site


My name is Nick Monaghan. I have been a photographer for almost 20 years and have been fascinated by insects, spiders and other invertebrates for a lot longer. In February 2005, after purchasing a new digital camera, I went out into my garden to test the macro capabilities on some grass-hoppers, and it sort of snowballed from there.
I had been living on the Sunshine Coast, Southeast Queensland, Australia, from July 2001 to April 2008, and I am now based in the leafy outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria. My original intention was to concentrate on the invertebrate (spineless) wildlife of southeast Queensland, but after the relocation to the deep south and a steadily growing collection of invertebrates from other states, I decided I should open up the field to include any insect or spider I can find anywhere in this huge country of ours.

At present, this site contains over 5,000 images of perhaps 2,000 species and I haven't even scratched the surface yet. This site has been created to share some of my photos with you and to make you aware of what exists in a world not many people take the time to explore. It may also help you identify that beetle in your garden or that spider you found in your kitchen. My aim is to keep a photographic record of whatever I can find and hopefully identify them all, although this is proving rather difficult.

I hope you find this site interesting and perhaps even informative.

And remember - without the humble ant, wasp, bug or spider, the world as we know it can not exist.

Regards,
Nick.

RE: WOULD YOU SERVIVE

avid gardeners might like to look at this link, just found it, really looks informative

RE: WOULD YOU SERVIVE

Cockies weren’t a problem where I was on the side of the Comboyne in NSW. Selected fruit tree varieties as carefully as I could, no peaches, plum, apples, pears etc, na, avocado, mango lychee, chorioma, longan, tree tomatoes, few nut trees were the main ones. Best food producing fruit (which you could probably live off) I believe is the avocado, nothing really bothers them, we had almost all our avocado fruiting under five years, had fruit about nine months of the year by planting different varieties, like in Bacon and Pilkington earliest to set fruit Hass and Reed are a couple of later fruiting varieties.

cooking a chook, help....

again thank you all, time for a siesta
many thanks

cooking a chook, help....

was moist and taste, above all cooked

cooking a chook, help....

only half left already, no mucking around here

cooking a chook, help....

getting hard to find kristia, might have dropped off for all i know

cooking a chook, help....

its done, cooked to cs perfection, have graduated from the school of faithe, as a master microwave-convention chicken chief

lookin is jealous

RE: Little things that fascinate us!!!

some rain and now outside misty clouds are swirling across the mountain tops and ridges, a few birds are whistling, light is filtering through the clouds, a flock of bush ducks are feeding on grass 50 yards from my window

i like that

cooking a chook, help....

ah your jealous

cheering

cooking a chook, help....

put it this way, if your not here in the next 24 hours you wont even get to taste it mate

I've just eaten half of it, was really hungry, just half in the fridge. That not such a bad way to cook chook, no mess in the microwave at all, nothing the glad bag didn't leek anything, the chook didn't brown much but is certainly cooked, smells great, tasted great to

so na sorry can't swap lookin

cooking a chook, help....

thank you faithe its cooked, still little bit firm, but is cooked just had some the breast and its cooked, smells good to
thank you all very much, bread and chicken coming up

big well done you all thank you

cooking a chook, help....

1-38 to go, its starting to take on a golden brown colour, think you all better head this way if you want a taste, looks all right, i'll it the full 15 min then call it cooked
thank you all very much for your help and support it just finished, whippy cooked chook coming up

thanks folks

cooking a chook, help....

ah rats, he said his microwave cooked it in 15 minutes, rats,
mine is still not brown, i've just restarted at 200 degree for another 15 minutes as it only looked like it was starting to go brown mate

cooking a chook, help....

my main meal yesterday was potato top pie, its chicken today lookin

i've reset the microwave to convention at 200 degree for five minutes hoping that will brown it

cooking a chook, help....

thank you curly
well its been cooking for one hour fifteen minutes, and faithe said 45 min

ok, the glad oven bag seys 15 minutes cooking in microwave per 500g

cooking a chook, help....

ok so it might be cooked i pushed it with my finger and felt firm??

i read you can turn the convention onto 200 for short while to brown it, cause it still looks white

This is a list of forum posts created by robplum.

We use cookies to ensure that you have the best experience possible on our website. Read Our Privacy Policy Here