News of the Weird - this just in!

[Thailightzone]

Seriously? "Over-the-counter explosive"?

She was going to take it to car boot sale to sell it. She didn't know what it was until fat guy told her.

[pharvey]

Anybody want to buy a pair of my old socks. Cheap at £1000.

Hey, I've got a pair of old "Y-Fronts"... Cheaper still!

[dtaai-maai]

Anybody want to buy a pair of my old socks. Cheap at £1000.

Hey, I've got a pair of old "Y-Fronts"... Cheaper still!

Seriously? Are there no boundaries you are unwilling to cross? Well, I'm sorry, I know I promised never to do this, but you leave me no choice...

pharvey's y-fronts:

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D-M's y-fronts:

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[pharvey]

Anybody want to buy a pair of my old socks. Cheap at £1000.

Hey, I've got a pair of old "Y-Fronts"... Cheaper still!

Seriously? Are there no boundaries you are unwilling to cross? Well, I'm sorry, I know I promised never to do this, but you leave me no choice...

Oh, never said they were my "Y-Fronts". I'm trendy and wear "P-Fronts" these days - personalised you know......

[EDIT] And still proud of Y-Fronts past (and to be honest my "moobs"!!)

[pharvey]

Apparently not so rare an event.....

Flock of Corellas Take Over Suburban Street on NSW South Coast

"Like a scene out of the Alfred Hitchcock thriller The Birds, thousands of corellas have been filmed taking over a suburb on the NSW South Coast.
The flock gathers on the streets every single day according to locals, and video shows them on the road, people's houses and front lawns.
Some are perched on power lines while others sit themselves on top of parked cars."

Video @ Link: - https://www.9news.com.au/national/nowra ... 1c03edc66a

[handdrummer]

When I was in Canberra, during the early 90's, platoons of large black crows would march down the side walk and if you didn't get out of the way, they would attack you.

[dtaai-maai]

Being dive-bombed by seagulls during nesting time at Dover docks was no fun.

[pharvey]

Being dive-bombed by seagulls during nesting time at Dover docks was no fun.

Vicious buggers and not exactly small! Not to mention if you give one a crack across the head for nicking your chips, you're likely in for a heavy fine as they're protected....

[Thailightzone]

When I was in Canberra, during the early 90's, platoons of large black crows would march down the side walk and if you didn't get out of the way, they would attack you.

Probably most exciting thing to happen in Canberra

[handdrummer]

When I was in Canberra, during the early 90's, platoons of large black crows would march down the side walk and if you didn't get out of the way, they would attack you.

Probably most exciting thing to happen in Canberra

No, the most exciting was, I bought my son a refrigerator. The crows were just passing fancies.

[pharvey]

No, the most exciting was, I bought my son a refrigerator.

So more excitement to follow when you find out what your son keeps in it?!

Damn, I miss the per-Covid life.........

[handdrummer]

No, the most exciting was, I bought my son a refrigerator.

So more excitement to follow when you find out what your son keeps in it?!

Damn, I miss the per-Covid life.........

I heard there were fewer crows on the street after he got his new fridge.

[pharvey]

Who thinks these things up........

European Tour Player Sets World Record For Farthest Golf Shot Caught in a Moving Car

Sometimes you just want to watch a professional golfer try to land a 300 yard drive in a moving car.

We got a rare example today of a commercial being legitimately fun and entertaining.

Not only was it commercial, but it was #BrandedContent, pushing Callaway Golf, BMW, and the European Tour all at once. Fortunately they buried all of those things underneath an attempt to do something ridiculous: have an open convertible race underneath a golf ball descending after being driven by a professional golfer.

That golfer: English European Tour up-and-comer Marcus Armitage, working with British race driver Paul O’Neill.

It’s seven minutes long, yes, but it’s seven minutes well-spent:

[lindosfan1]

This article demonstrates how stupid people can be. It made me laugh.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/arti ... tions.html

[Dannie Boy]

You could be forgiven for initially thinking this was made up - but alas it highlights the intelligence of some people!!