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I most certainly am, $0.33 for every dollar I earn in fact, and then a further $0.125 cents for every dollar I spend...
Roger
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And have to throw another fun one in. Not quite as extreme though!
Have seen a skier doing this on Ruapehu:
was up at whakapapa a week or 2 ago and there was 2 guys doing this out to the west wing.
looked so much fun.
wonder if itd work on my snow board
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Ooooh! I like your board Roz
some awesome "bluebird" days if ya there on the right ones...
27th@Whakapapa
is that your place djsurfs?
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edit. double post
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i was up there saturday till yesterday i had 1 decent day the weather wasnt that flash for the rest of the time but that meant no queues which is always good
still an awesome time though
couldn't believe the mountain was still open tuesday though
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add me on steam
anthonykeats
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my old man had a mitzy v6. he doesnt work far from home and he was filling it up with 90 bucks gas a weeks.
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dont buy a mac :lol:
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how many sun bears do they have there now?
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I went to the 10am service with my girl guides. We had a sleepover last night with 40 girls
far out
40 girls
your keen!!!
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yeh rogey mate
i know the supermarkets down here are opening at 1pm
Anyone go to the dawn service?
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hey
does anybody know if animates lowerhutt is gonna be open today?
cheers
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what!
of course these mustelids kill our native birds
theres no argument about this. its common knowledge. they kill the birds not just the eggs
Ferrets were introduced to New Zealand from Europe in the 1880s, along with stoats and weasels, to control rabbits that were breeding out of control. By 1900, ferrets were well established in the wild and definitely played a role in the decline of native birds like the kiwi, weka and blue duck, and the extinction of kakapo on the mainland. Kakapo are now only found on mustelid-free islands.In the 1980s, at least 17 ferret farms were established in Northland. When these closed down due to a downturn in the market, many ferrets escaped or were set free, contributing to the expansion of ferrets northwards into some of New Zealand's remaining prime kiwi habitat.
In addition to New Zealand's wild populations, ferrets are kept as domestic pets and farmed for export markets in Asia.
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awwww....
that ferret is adorable!!!! look at that cute face.
u killed it?
but im sorry to hear about all the stuff it killed.. v v sad.
guess it shouldn't have killed your stuff.
How can you say that when they are such a pest?
Thats like saying possums are cute
But i guess possums don't kill our iconic animal of this country
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cant see them anywhere in the tank
eggs must of gone yelllow
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yup
they ate them
gutted as
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Zombie day you mean?
Zombie weekend.
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How do you sex these fish?
go to this site
http://fishkeepers.co.nz/forums/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=448
lots of awesome information about them
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whiteish i dunno
what does it mean if they are or not?
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Theres 3 in the tank
and there are two hanging around the eggs
does that mean anything?
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Woke up to find this this morning
Didnt even know i had a male and a female
pretty happy about this
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Ruger 10/22 I think.
My mates hot a ruger 10/22. Really awesome rifles these
Being in the outdoors hunting is one of the best things ever. cant beat it.
As for me. going to get my license next month
Kanye
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ohhhhhhhh man
Barack is a king