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shamus63

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I stayed in brisbane twice...great town...nothing beats swimmin next to the shark nets
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If you like that, you'd love going to the Everglades! My first time in Miami, I went to the Glades to spot alligators.

I went to the one of the National Parks (not the farms), rented a single-speed beach cruiser, *signed a waiver*, and took the seven-mile path (by about 6' wide) through the everglades. Plenty of photo op's!

I'm headed there again first week of May...who wants my basses? :D
 
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shamus63 said:
If you like that, you'd love going to the Everglades! My first time in Miami, I went to the Glades to spot alligators.

I went to the one of the National Parks (not the farms), rented a single-speed beach cruiser, *signed a waiver*, and took the seven-mile path (by about 6' wide) through the everglades. Plenty of photo op's!

I'm headed there again first week of May...who wants my basses? :D
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LOL. I'm the closest. I'll drive over and gettum! :) LOL
 
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I'm headed there again first week of May...who wants my basses?
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I'll just keep the Bongo you have on order, then?

Having grown up on the Gulf Coast in the deep south, I much prefer hanging around in the water with sharks to hanging around in the water with gators.

Nearly everyone I knew growing up had lost at least a dog....or, well, parts of a dog.

Jack
 
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bovinehost said:
I'll just keep the Bongo you have on order, then?

Having grown up on the Gulf Coast in the deep south, I much prefer hanging around in the water with sharks to hanging around in the water with gators.

Nearly everyone I knew growing up had lost at least a dog....or, well, parts of a dog.

Jack
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Oh, by all means I intend to stay dry.
 
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:)

ive got enough basses (wow, did i just say that?). I think 2 of my new ones get shipped to me enxt week; one for sure .... the HS Sterling is a possibility :)
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We're talking heirlooms, Arin...freebies when I become gator chum. :eek:

Still got too many basses...? :D
 
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bovinehost said:
Having grown up on the Gulf Coast in the deep south, I much prefer hanging around in the water with sharks to hanging around in the water with gators.

Nearly everyone I knew growing up had lost at least a dog....or, well, parts of a dog.
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I grew up in Miami, and we lived a couple of blocks from a canal. We only had a few stray alligators walking around. There was one larger canal down the street with a tall tree and a swinging rope and a huge alligator that hung around (waiting for a kid to fall off the rope?)

There would actually be people caught fishing for gators with small puppies or kittens.

Shark Valley in the Everglades - is that the trail you went for the ride on? I remember going on fieldtrips there in school.

Shark Valley

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Big Poppa said:
Tiffles

I payed in brisbane twice...great town...
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That was the first time I ever met Steve Morse and Albert Lee. I wish I had of met you then BP. From memory it was at Easts leagues club? I'll look out some photos and post them from that time.
 
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tiffles said:
i found out on wed that i have a new job and i am moving to bris vegas (brisbane) so now i am trying to find a cheap place to rent minus any sociopathic flatmates. urrgh HEADACHE!

all of the ads blur into one and it hurts to think.
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The new job does not offset the flat hunt headache? Must be a boring job;)
 
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The new job does not offset the flat hunt headache? Must be a boring job;)
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no its a good job, just a scary one that i hope i can do

its a traineeship in anatomical pathology assistance

only found out at interveiw stage that i would be working directly with organs, amputated limbs and also working in the morgue.

up until then it was mostly a cushy government admin job with a bit of pipette and blood work chucked in for a challenge.

now im freaking out.

but they liked me so i hope its ok. they are all SUPER brainy scientists.
 
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tiffles said:
no its a good job, just a scary one that i hope i can do

its a traineeship in anatomical pathology assistance

only found out at interveiw stage that i would be working directly with organs, amputated limbs and also working in the morgue.

up until then it was mostly a cushy government admin job with a bit of pipette and blood work chucked in for a challenge.

now im freaking out.

but they liked me so i hope its ok. they are all SUPER brainy scientists.
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How could anyone possibly NOT like you:confused:

Anyway, the new job sounds real cool! I love CSI, FBI Files and all that, and now I have an imaginary friend who goes "Well, we can see from the way the edges around the entry wound look that it was in fact inflicted AFTER the death.":D
 
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tiffles said:
no its a good job, just a scary one that i hope i can do

its a traineeship in anatomical pathology assistance

only found out at interveiw stage that i would be working directly with organs, amputated limbs and also working in the morgue.

up until then it was mostly a cushy government admin job with a bit of pipette and blood work chucked in for a challenge.

now im freaking out.

but they liked me so i hope its ok. they are all SUPER brainy scientists.
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Is that at the John Tonge Centre?
 
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