4361 pts · February 18, 2013
There was an Ultramarines librarian who was half Eldar back in 1st edition
So this op is actually a faux-p?
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A puppato?
causes a disease very similar to lyme disease, but the specific bacteria that causes lyme disease has never been discovered here (2/2)
I’m going to get downvoted for saying this, but we don’t have lyme disease in Australia. Some ticks carry an unknown bacteria that (1/2)
My Mum's dog had them after he bent his teeth. He had tried to bite the vet, missed, and instead chomped on a metal pole.
He came to Australia for the G20 in 2014. The Prime Minister at the time, Tony Abbott, threatened to shirtfront him.
there's whole seasons of it on Youtube
definitely this, I used to work in a lab that bought blood for experiments
I find it slightly strange that sugar gliders can be pets in the US but its illegal to have them as pets in Australia, where they come from
The NRL use SCAT3 rather than MOCA, plus if there are certain symptoms seen, they don't even bother with a test, the player is benched
My grandmother grew up in Wooloomooloo, not a bad place
There is an application to the High Court (our top Court) about the changes
passed earlier this month that essentially prevents minor parties from gaining Senate seats, has the potential of giving them a majority (5)
The Government does not control a majority of seats in the Senate, but a Double Dissolution election, combined with a Bill (4)
A double dissolution election differs from a normal election in that all Senate seats are up for election, instead of half, as normal (3)
. If the Bill is rejected again, it will be a “double dissolution election” trigger” (2)
A simple explanation: Turnbull, the Australian Prime Minister, has called back both houses of Parliament early to pass the ABCC Bill. (1)
When people are talking about rugby league they tend to refer to it simply as "league" (2/2)
This might just be Australia, but when people use rugby, they're generally referring to rugby union. (1/2)
Scorpions aren't insects either
runs to be scored after the ball hits the batsman anywhere except for the bat/gloves. (2/2)
Not quite, if a ball isn't hit by the batsman, and runs are still scored off the bowl, its a bye. a leg bye requires (1/2)
Before mine too, but the Crisis was a major topic in my constitutional law subject
I'm guessing that if its true, its an example of an outdated law that isn't enforced and no-one can be bothered to get rid of it?
No he wasn't, he resigned in 1977, a full 2 years after the Constitutional Crisis
Yeah that one is rather badly worded. It implies that abortion is illegal as well, which isn't true
They're highly useful when the body part being reattached has an extremely fine vascular system, such as noses, ears, fingers, etc
number of islands off the coast of Western Australia (2/2)
There was an Ultramarines librarian who was half Eldar back in 1st edition
So this op is actually a faux-p?
''''
A puppato?
causes a disease very similar to lyme disease, but the specific bacteria that causes lyme disease has never been discovered here (2/2)
I’m going to get downvoted for saying this, but we don’t have lyme disease in Australia. Some ticks carry an unknown bacteria that (1/2)
My Mum's dog had them after he bent his teeth. He had tried to bite the vet, missed, and instead chomped on a metal pole.
He came to Australia for the G20 in 2014. The Prime Minister at the time, Tony Abbott, threatened to shirtfront him.
there's whole seasons of it on Youtube
definitely this, I used to work in a lab that bought blood for experiments
I find it slightly strange that sugar gliders can be pets in the US but its illegal to have them as pets in Australia, where they come from
The NRL use SCAT3 rather than MOCA, plus if there are certain symptoms seen, they don't even bother with a test, the player is benched
My grandmother grew up in Wooloomooloo, not a bad place
There is an application to the High Court (our top Court) about the changes
passed earlier this month that essentially prevents minor parties from gaining Senate seats, has the potential of giving them a majority (5)
The Government does not control a majority of seats in the Senate, but a Double Dissolution election, combined with a Bill (4)
A double dissolution election differs from a normal election in that all Senate seats are up for election, instead of half, as normal (3)
. If the Bill is rejected again, it will be a “double dissolution election” trigger” (2)
A simple explanation: Turnbull, the Australian Prime Minister, has called back both houses of Parliament early to pass the ABCC Bill. (1)
When people are talking about rugby league they tend to refer to it simply as "league" (2/2)
This might just be Australia, but when people use rugby, they're generally referring to rugby union. (1/2)
Scorpions aren't insects either
runs to be scored after the ball hits the batsman anywhere except for the bat/gloves. (2/2)
Not quite, if a ball isn't hit by the batsman, and runs are still scored off the bowl, its a bye. a leg bye requires (1/2)
Before mine too, but the Crisis was a major topic in my constitutional law subject
I'm guessing that if its true, its an example of an outdated law that isn't enforced and no-one can be bothered to get rid of it?
No he wasn't, he resigned in 1977, a full 2 years after the Constitutional Crisis
Yeah that one is rather badly worded. It implies that abortion is illegal as well, which isn't true
They're highly useful when the body part being reattached has an extremely fine vascular system, such as noses, ears, fingers, etc
number of islands off the coast of Western Australia (2/2)