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I can't see myself standing down at the gate at 6.00 am on a lonely country road with not another person in sight let alone another house, typical city thinking.

2nd that BigWave, 10 /10 here as well :)

Ditto 7/10 here as well

10/10 150 pts See what happens when you know it's friday

Ah Just round it up while you can still buy it :)

The road around the corner is called Tuckokcowie Rd

recycling depot's here in SA are extremely busy in the run up to Xmas & New Year if you talk to them. Good for a carton or 3 for the celebrations.

you should try skinning them for a living. Was a slaughterman in a past life, you can still smell them on your hands when you get home & still when you go to bed

Wow How lucky are we living in the country farmer up Curramulka has his pigs killed locally and sells them in 10K packs for $13/ kilo get bacon & whatever else you want if you order ahead ham & bacon is to die for.

It's Saturday! Where did Friday go? Hell, anyway I got 9/10 :|

No kidding read that once or twice or thrice or ............. Welcome

6/10 I'm average Hey I love this Quiz well done 7.62 I'd sent you a rose or 2 on this day but then again some people might think something was going on between us Ha Ha :)

How do you loose anything at a nudist beach I'd like to know

Someone has to say it so let it be me "shake a leg" :)

Very Interesting (remember Laugh In , I don't but was told about it :) ) 1 x 130,000 Lts rainwater at about 50%, 2 x 22500 Lts at 60% 1 x 22500 at 20%, power I'm off grid System is 2.5 years old so should last at least 10 yrs have several fire arms and too much ammo plenty of roos & rabbits...

15/25 I only reread " Starvation in a land of plenty" about 2 months back but have not read the book these questions are taken from. Bit annoyed the question you had to write the answer in I had charles instead of charley. They starved to death in an area that had plenty of migratory rats at the...

Yeh Mate got a whisker over 45 mm bloody lovely :)

A 50+ mm & 60+ mm at Minlaton I finished with just over 45 mm here at the bottom of Yorke Peninsula

10/10