Geeky bogan, with a penchant for 60s/70s retro and lots of coffee (or in the evenings, craft beer). 2 years deep into DIY, and still showering outside.
Geeky bogan, with a penchant for 60s/70s retro and lots of coffee (or in the evenings, craft beer). 2 years deep into DIY, and still showering outside.
The Tuatara?
Kia ora, bro. Ngaruawahia says hi!
Kia ora and happy NY from Ngaruawahia!
Happy New Year from New Zealand!
$17, about $10 US. I don't run out of mins/data.
Oops. I'm a dumbass realising you on same side.
Why? It's a break from the incessant "republicans are fascists" bullshit. Respecting a public servant not as fun as hating criminals?
Or the original, Man About the House? (The Office wasn't the first US remake)
Thank you for understanding there is a difference.
They sponsored Olympic uniforms.. funny seeing "roots" across the back of all their shirts.
Viennetta are for sale at my local supermarket. They turned up again a couple years ago.
NZ cops take part in pride parades.
Yeah, that's not where he started. Ambulance officer in Shortland Street soap. https://youtu.be/XlnWGP6GSd4
What an ignorant reaction, thinking US "poor & deprived"" is anything remotely comparable to the Sri Lankan experience.
As a missus, being treated with the same level of respect as a coworker is heartbreaking.
And a fractionating column. I used this 25 years ago to recover the iso used to extract oil.
No guns, no threats to life, no power-tripping cops, just a (biodegradable) clear message being sent.
You're joking, right? ...... right?
I'm here thinking "fun! Would be awesome after a summer storm! " maybe it's a South Pacific thing?
I give you your 15 mins of fame.
That's how, like, 90% of kiwis dry their washing...
Mr Guy Fawkes may be of inspiration here?
Egads, that's disturbing.
This is called "freedom camping" in NZ, and a major tourism industry pre-covid. Some areas were marked for no camping, but they're small.
It lends a certain taste to absolutely everything it's in. We know it as the American "fake" taste.
Ko Hakarimata toku maunga, ko Waikato toku awa.
I listen to our locals on the scanner. Made me appreciate them way more. Mostly good humoured, and surprisingly busy. (NZ)