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  1. When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in 12
    months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    helmets.

    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA

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    Peter McCallum said:

    When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in 12
    months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    helmets.

    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA

    [PHP][/PHP]

    *LOL* From the time of your post, I'm guessing you had a good night out/in on the sponsor's product Mr McCallum??😄 😄

    why is everyone so quick to blame everything on the youth of the world?

  3. Peter McCallum said:

    When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in 12
    months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    helmets.

    As in they have opened a new coal/? mine up there?
    Or adults are engaging in copulatory activity without contraception and
    letting their spawn loose all over the streets?

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    Terry Collins said:

    without contraception and
    letting their spawn loose all over the streets?

    [PHP][/PHP]

    I'm glad I know what "spawn" means.:eek: :eek:

  5. Peter McCallum said:

    When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in 12
    months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    helmets.

    Miner must wear helmets compulsorarilly???

    surely their introduction would have seen a spiralling holes-in-ground-rate shortly thereafter!?!?!?
    🙄

  6. Terry Collins said:
    Peter McCallum said:

    When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in
    12 months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    helmets.

    As in they have opened a new coal/? mine up there?
    Or adults are engaging in copulatory activity without contraception
    and letting their spawn loose all over the streets?

    Or are they mynahs? (those pesky birds that make great air rifle targets, or
    so I'm told)

    Karen

    --
    "I'd far rather be happy than right any day."
    - Slartibartfast

  7. flyingdutch said:
    Peter McCallum said:

    When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in 12
    months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    helmets.

    Miner must wear helmets compulsorarilly???

    Actually I'm not sure, but it was almost 30 years ago since I was
    underground. It was more they made a huge pile of sense because there
    was always small bits of the roof subcumbing to gravity {:-(.

    Also very handy to have up on your head because the light was designed
    to clip onto it and it was kinda hard picking up pit props, roof beams
    and those humungous cables with one hand.

    Not to mention what happened when the crew car hit a floor hump.

  8. monsterman said:
    Peter McCallum said:

    When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in 12
    months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    helmets.

    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA


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    *LOL* From the time of your post, I'm guessing you had a good night
    out/in on the sponsor's product Mr McCallum??😄 😄

    why is everyone so quick to blame everything on the youth of the
    world?

    No but what a strange night it was. Dead tired. Slept for 30 minutes.
    Woke up. Couldn't sleep at all. Watched Hawthorn v Carlton, soon fast
    asleep. Woke up 5am to find the TV and lights on and an owl flying
    around the living room, crashing into in to walls, bookshelves, etc. I
    thought maybe he/she couldn't see due to the excess light. So i switched
    everything off. The owl then landed on the keyboard of my computer,
    waking it up from sleep. Well, there wasn't much I could do. I wasn't
    going to tangle with an owl at that time of day. Last I saw before
    heading off to bed, was the owl staring at the screen, presumably trying
    to work out how to log-in.

    In the morning various suggestions were made about the reason's for the
    owl's visit and whether it was any sort of omen. Others reported
    sightings of the owl in the garden. I think the best was that the owl
    had seen my eyebrows and assumed I was some sort of giant owl god.

    P

    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA

  9. Peter McCallum said:


    monsterman said:
    Peter McCallum said:

    When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in 12
    months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    helmets.

    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA


    PHP code:
    --------------------

    --------------------

    *LOL* From the time of your post, I'm guessing you had a good night
    out/in on the sponsor's product Mr McCallum??😄 😄

    why is everyone so quick to blame everything on the youth of the
    world?

    No but what a strange night it was. Dead tired. Slept for 30 minutes.
    Woke up. Couldn't sleep at all. Watched Hawthorn v Carlton, soon fast
    asleep. Woke up 5am to find the TV and lights on and an owl flying
    around the living room, crashing into in to walls, bookshelves, etc. I
    thought maybe he/she couldn't see due to the excess light. So i switched
    everything off. The owl then landed on the keyboard of my computer,
    waking it up from sleep. Well, there wasn't much I could do. I wasn't
    going to tangle with an owl at that time of day. Last I saw before
    heading off to bed, was the owl staring at the screen, presumably trying
    to work out how to log-in.

    In the morning various suggestions were made about the reason's for the
    owl's visit and whether it was any sort of omen. Others reported
    sightings of the owl in the garden. I think the best was that the owl
    had seen my eyebrows and assumed I was some sort of giant owl god.

    P

    ROFLMAO

    Dude, that is just gold! After reading the DIY lights thread with the
    a.e weirdo... just what I needed :-)

    Tam

  10. Tamyka Bell said:
    Peter McCallum said:


    monsterman said:

    Peter McCallum Wrote:
    > When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    > high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in 12
    > months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    > helmets.
    >
    > --
    > Peter McCallum
    > Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA
    PHP code:
    --------------------

    --------------------

    *LOL* From the time of your post, I'm guessing you had a good night
    out/in on the sponsor's product Mr McCallum??😄 😄

    why is everyone so quick to blame everything on the youth of the
    world?

    No but what a strange night it was. Dead tired. Slept for 30 minutes.
    Woke up. Couldn't sleep at all. Watched Hawthorn v Carlton, soon fast
    asleep. Woke up 5am to find the TV and lights on and an owl flying
    around the living room, crashing into in to walls, bookshelves, etc. I
    thought maybe he/she couldn't see due to the excess light. So i switched
    everything off. The owl then landed on the keyboard of my computer,
    waking it up from sleep. Well, there wasn't much I could do. I wasn't
    going to tangle with an owl at that time of day. Last I saw before
    heading off to bed, was the owl staring at the screen, presumably trying
    to work out how to log-in.

    In the morning various suggestions were made about the reason's for the
    owl's visit and whether it was any sort of omen. Others reported
    sightings of the owl in the garden. I think the best was that the owl
    had seen my eyebrows and assumed I was some sort of giant owl god.

    P

    ROFLMAO

    Dude, that is just gold! After reading the DIY lights thread with the
    a.e weirdo... just what I needed :-)

    Tam

    I've taken the hint and trimmed my eyebrows, they were beginning to poke
    me in the eyes, so it was a safety issue.

    P

    --
    Peter McCallum
    Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA

  11. Peter McCallum said:


    Tamyka Bell said:
    Peter McCallum said:


    monsterman <[email hidden]> wrote:
    > Peter McCallum Wrote:
    > > When I moved to Mackay it was a sleepy little town. Now there are
    > > high-rises going up all over the place, land values have doubled in 12
    > > months and the place is crawling with miners. I blame compulsory
    > > helmets.
    > >
    > > --
    > > Peter McCallum
    > > Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA
    > PHP code:
    > --------------------
    >
    > --------------------
    >
    >
    > *LOL* From the time of your post, I'm guessing you had a good night
    > out/in on the sponsor's product Mr McCallum??😄 😄
    >
    > why is everyone so quick to blame everything on the youth of the
    > world?

    No but what a strange night it was. Dead tired. Slept for 30 minutes.
    Woke up. Couldn't sleep at all. Watched Hawthorn v Carlton, soon fast
    asleep. Woke up 5am to find the TV and lights on and an owl flying
    around the living room, crashing into in to walls, bookshelves, etc. I
    thought maybe he/she couldn't see due to the excess light. So i switched
    everything off. The owl then landed on the keyboard of my computer,
    waking it up from sleep. Well, there wasn't much I could do. I wasn't
    going to tangle with an owl at that time of day. Last I saw before
    heading off to bed, was the owl staring at the screen, presumably trying
    to work out how to log-in.

    In the morning various suggestions were made about the reason's for the
    owl's visit and whether it was any sort of omen. Others reported
    sightings of the owl in the garden. I think the best was that the owl
    had seen my eyebrows and assumed I was some sort of giant owl god.

    P

    ROFLMAO

    Dude, that is just gold! After reading the DIY lights thread with the
    a.e weirdo... just what I needed :-)

    Tam

    I've taken the hint and trimmed my eyebrows, they were beginning to poke
    me in the eyes, so it was a safety issue.

    P

    As long as you weren't at risk of getting mistaken for John Howard...

    Tam

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