I'm buying a lotto ticket

[ribbert]

With the dry we're having the 'best' fly season ever  , anyone need some flies?

I don't know why you're surprised Troy......


Photo taken from Troy's front yard

Don't flies love Roo dung?

Noel

[Troyskie]

 
Interestingly roo poo is almost sterile, with very little to attract flies, and does nothing to help the garden.
It is probably the 50 or so dairy farms down the road.
Others might say I'm full of shit and it is my fault  .

[The General]

Interestingly roo poo is almost sterile, with very little to attract flies, and does nothing to help the garden.
It is probably the 50 or so dairy farms down the road.
Others might say I'm full of shit and it is my fault  .

I wouldn`t call it Sterile, but it is really good for vegies & flowers due to a high potassium count (depending on the diet somewhat). Unlike Cattle, it contains very few seeds as they are broken down pretty well in a roos digestive system as is the system for some birds of Prey including ducks!
In summary anything can come out through bullshit, however Roo Poo is the Ducks Guts for propagation. 

(Yeah, I know ...I need a ride....knee is getting better too!)

[ken65]

I wonder which one is the alpha male?

[FJools]

The one with the biggest kookaloo's? 

[ken65]

HEHE.   I recon its that big boy second from the left keeping an eye on those 2 young bucks nearest the camera hopping off.

Just making sure they keep their kookaloo's in there pants.

[Bones]

This bloke's the alpha male Ken, typical Aussie, laying back couldn't give a shit.

[rlucas]

I learned everything I know about 'roo scrotums at an FJ Rally. 

[FJools]

Now, a roo scrotum stubby holder would be cool.........

[ken65]

Here's a big boy.  Just wants a treat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kD_yUKB85HM

[rlucas]

Now, a roo scrotum stubby holder would be cool.........

http://www.souvenirsaustralia.com/category202_1.htm  I particularly like the unshorn ones. Didn't see any stubby holders ("coozies" for us Seppos) - maybe there's a market niche here? With custom logos, p'raps?

[Earl Svorks]

Just realised I broke a personal rule about not complaining about the rain. 
We can so rarely rely on it, & in our 'Sunburnt country' we generally need every drop.
Having said that, 144mm or over 5 & 1/2 inches of rain in an hour nicely filled my rain water tanks a few hours ago.
I sure those of you in Cali going through a drought can understand.
Having just returned from the doc's

I've also realised I can't move my arm enough yet to be able to actually go for a ride.

Ah well, felt good to have a little vent.

Troyskie,
  I recall  20 or so years ago, having been stuck in a Hoffman Fixator for 6 weeks, mending some busted bones. This, the result of connecting with a left turning car. I remember thinking "When I get this thing off me , 10 minutes of physiotherapy and I'm gonna ride right back up the mountain and take that long hard  downhill right curve again , this time no car will pull out
across my path" A fine idea, however , when I did finally get the tackle off and out. it was a good week before I could even touch the thumb to the forefinger. It was 2 months  before I could ride.
      Simon

[Troyskie]

Mate, that looks waaaaay more serious than my work . I just had the rotator cuff tendon re-attached. I didn't have any external hardware, just a super high-tech sling with a built in stress ball !!