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Sting?
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I got to go bush for the weekend again finally. It was good. I'd post pictures but I'm naked in most of them. And I seem to have [censored] on my back?
I need to get back on the bike. Dragged one around for near a thousand km this weekend and didn't ride it once. [censored] pussycunt. -
Not Sting. Can't ya crop out ya wobbly bits from the photos?
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531Aussie said:
Daylight savings is grouse. It should go longer, but I suppose the tradies wouldn't be able work in the dark on April mornings. 😄 They reckon it's bad enough as it stands (ending at the start of April). We're much further west than Sydney, so our sunrise is about half an hour later. I just looked it up: March 31, out sunrise was 7:32am, and Sydney was 7:06.
Mmm. [censored] those tradies. The ones that want to get up early and use jackhammers at 7am at your neighbours'. '. s's. '?
Get a [censored] real tradesman like me , who might show up at 9am tomorrow. At the earliest, if you're lucky.And no. Fartographer was obsessed. It was all nudeybrah and [censored].
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I reckon I've got it ozman. A very young Bon Scott? In his Fraternity days. Or even earlier
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I know who it is, but I cheated and did a Google image search.
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swampy1970 said:
Classo's sister?
You should know, coz he's a Pommy drummer, singer, drummer....he kept changing over the years 😄
I reckon he's a dead ringer for Kurt Cobang.
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he's got bigger arms than Tucky
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And he's not wearing long sleeves.
I know who it is Ozman. Your clues to Swampster helped me out.
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yeah, too easy now. He hasn't changed a bit :p
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Farkin Phil Collins.
I was gonna say he looks like a [censored]. I would have been right
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Bingo! He looked like an old man by the time he was 30.
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Trivia: Phil Collins was a child actor (I forgot).
He was an extra in the Beatles film A Hard Day's Night (1964), as one of the hundreds of screaming teenagers during the TV concert sequence and seen fleetingly in a close-up. He was in Calamity the Cow (1967), made by the Children's Film Foundation. He was in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968) as one of the children who storms the castle at the end of the film, but it was cut.[37] He also auditioned for the role of Romeo in Romeo and Juliet (1968),[38] a role won by fellow Artful Dodger actor Leonard Whiting.[39] Collins was among the last three finalists for the role of I.Q. on the American children's television show The Bugaloos (he lost out to English actor/musician John McIndoe).[40]
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