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[Start]

Its smaller than I thought (that's what she said).



Still no contender to the pounder or mcgangbang. (two cheese burgers wrapped around a mc'chicken)

But pretty tasty, opted for the Zinger version.

[CodeBurn3r]

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another speeding fine... 110 in a 100 zone...

MCFARKERS!

AGhhhhh FFS i'm so over this ****, i dont try to speed all the time, but what you gonna do when they get you for 110 on a freeway, i'm pretty sure its when i had some moron flashing me and riding my arse the other week.
jumped on the gas to change lane, he flew past at some stupid speed.

going to go into the office and see if i can see the photo, and maybe get off... haven't had a speeding fine in a year
this will bump me up to 9 points if i cant get off it.. but then 3 of those will disappear next month. still ****. cant afford another $239 right now.. still haven't paid the ones from last year.

[Morgan]

Bah that sucks, Ty.
Defs get the pic and see if you can sort it out

[DukeNik'em]

Might try a 'Double' tonight



I married mine

Where you living though, haven't exactly left the nest.

At least you guys are used to living together, that's a start.

I moved out of home at 17, moved in with gf at 18, it only worked cos we were both used to living out of home. Most kids think it's going to be heaps of fun, move in together, heaps of sex, no parents, but then hate each other cos low and behold Mummy and Daddy used to clean up and pay for everything when they were living at home, I've met guys who don't even know how to use an AUTO washing machine.

[Dylan]

Just about to get "The Double" from KFC.



brb heart attack

Let me know how it is Jamie.

Saw it last night and keen to smash one.

Cheers,
Shazza

I'm pretty keen to try one.

Let us know how it goes.

Yep, let us know Jamie !

Go to KFC and ask for a "Triple"

Hahaha.

"I want chicken in my chicken, in my bacon, in my chicken, yo"

Cheers,
Shazza

[Dylan]

Anyone want to buy a SHIP

[CodeBurn3r]

moved out of home at 16,
makes you grow up quick smart lol

chick i was seeing for a while, didn't know how to cook rice in a pot.. cause i didn't have a "rice cooker" apparently one cant cook rice.. WTF

I cant stand that some chicks have no idea, even at 23!
seriously at 21 all parents should kick their kids out and make them work and learn how to live on their own. hell even at 18 they should be doing everything for themself except maybe cooking occasionally..
even when i was at home at 15 i used to have to cook food for the family once a week. do washing (Manual twin tub) and yes, we had a dish washer... it was called Ty, it did morning dishes, and dinner dishes, every day of the week.

[skillionaire]

I moved out of home at 17, moved in with gf at 18, it only worked cos we were both used to living out of home. Most kids think it's going to be heaps of fun, move in together, heaps of sex, no parents, but then hate each other cos low and behold Mummy and Daddy used to clean up and pay for everything when they were living at home, I've met guys who don't even know how to use an AUTO washing machine.

How old are you?

[Morgan]

Where you living though

I was living..?

Neither of us had moved out of home before the wedding. After the hoenymoon we moved into the flat together for the first time.
We have our moments but we're responsible people who know how to clean, cook, wash and still have fun.

[Shaz]

Anyone want to buy a SHIP

I might buy it to go with my fleet of FA18s.

Cheers,
Shazza

[Morgan]

We both cooked and cleaned, etc at home before we moved out though.

[skillionaire]

chick i was seeing for a while, didn't know how to cook rice in a pot.. cause i didn't have a "rice cooker" apparently one cant cook rice.. WTF

I cant stand that some chicks have no idea, even at 23!

You know that's a two way street, right? I am appalled at the rate of young males that are useless. The simplest of tasks, such as changing a flat tyre, reskinning a flywire window, heck, even just mowing the lawn is now becoming a lost art - simply because of the laziness and the acceptance of that laziness through the portrayal of young people in our modern society.

Move to the country, acquire trained women.

[Shaz]

We both cooked and cleaned, etc at home before we moved out though.

I didn't, but learnt pretty quick after my house turned into a shithole.

Cheers,
Shazza

[Dylan]

I might buy it to go with my fleet of FA18s.

Cheers,
Shazza

Land these on it:

[DukeNik'em]

moved out of home at 16,
makes you grow up quick smart lol

chick i was seeing for a while, didn't know how to cook rice in a pot.. cause i didn't have a "rice cooker" apparently one cant cook rice.. WTF

I cant stand that some chicks have no idea, even at 23!
seriously at 21 all parents should kick their kids out and make them work and learn how to live on their own. hell even at 18 they should be doing everything for themself except maybe cooking occasionally..
even when i was at home at 15 i used to have to cook food for the family once a week. do washing (Manual twin tub) and yes, we had a dish washer... it was called Ty, it did morning dishes, and dinner dishes, every day of the week.

Ain't that the truth, my parents provided for me, a lot more than they needed, private education didn't come cheap, but the best thing they did for me was make me self reliant, and encourage me to move out of home 3 weeks after I graduated.



Dylan, I'll drive the ship, you pay for it, we can take Libya in 3 days, wooot free petrol.

[Morgan]

One of my new favourite sites; familyguydirect.com - every ep of FG to date

I didn't, but learnt pretty quick after my house turned into a shithole.

Haha it doesn't take long!
Little tip - NEVER get white tiles! I run the vacuum over the place at least once a week and within an hour or two, it's filthy again!

[CodeBurn3r]

Yeah i know.. next door neighbor came knocking the other night.. asking if i had a bigger spanner to change Tyre (brand new corolla thing)
he had in his hand a small adjustable.. i was thinking WTF! walked out had a look in his boot and said ahhhh here, use this (tyre iron) and walked away.. can't believe this guy didn't know how to change a tyre, nor did he even know what the parts in his tool kit were for?

i know a guy who literally pays for everything to be fixed at home.. broken door... ok get tradie out.. taps dripping, get plumber out, fluro tube wont light up (ok he swapped the globe) still never even heard of the starter and he is same age as me.

man i don't pay for stuff to be fixed unless its electrical or major plumbing.. like really? what makes you a man if you cant stop on the side of the road to help out a woman with a flat tyre? or use your brain and $20 at bunnings to fix a hole in the door that you might have put there in anger lol

[skillionaire]

Agreed. At work there are a lot of things that we can do ourselves, but if it is in a public traffic area and has potential to cause harm if it fails - another part of social downfall - due to possible risk of harm insurance etc. we have to get a ticketed trade out.

+1 for learning gyprock patching after shared house fights...

[Morgan]

I'll admit that I'm not the most handy person...
But I'm always willing to learn or give something a go.

It annoys me when rather than look into it themselves, someone will go straight to someone else who might know what to do.
I've become the resident IT guy here simply becuase I follow leads, click stuff and fiddle around until it works. Not hard.

[DukeNik'em]

How old are you?

Nearly 21. Obviously live by myself mostly now, due to work.

Ha Ty, i know the sort you're talking about, call a sparky to get a light bulb changed. I went to furniture store with ex once. She wanted this stupidly expensive bookcase $800 or something, we drove up to my parents the next w/e, i spent sat/sun in shed building practically same bookcase, cost $100. Even had time to stain it, and oil it.