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That sucks.

Driving to Darwin, I mean. 

Because more Red Bearded Lurker for us :P

 

But Yeah, white miso doesnt have the "oomph" I am looking for. Plus, the red stuff looks exactly like sodium hydroxide when its dehydrated to powder, so it makes me feel at home.

reminds me of when I was a kid, playing in the front yard with the old mans welding screen.

A bloke in a van pulls up, wanders over and asks me if I had ever seen a bloke naked.

I told him I had seen my dad naked and went back to pretend welding.

Then he asked me if I had ever seen a mans penis

I told him 'just my dads" but I was getting leary

It was when he asked me if I had ever touched a penis

that I ripped the welding screen off my head and told the guy I wasnt really a boilermaker....

reminds me of when I was a kid, playing in the front yard with the old mans welding screen.
A bloke in a van pulls up, wanders over and asks me if I had ever seen a bloke naked.
I told him I had seen my dad naked and went back to pretend welding.
Then he asked me if I had ever seen a mans penis
I told him 'just my dads" but I was getting leary
It was when he asked me if I had ever touched a penis
that I ripped the welding screen off my head and told the guy I wasnt really a boilermaker....
Boilemaker = Meatloaf
Body builder = Meat balls
Sheetmetal worker = Hamburger
  • 3 weeks later...



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