on 13-06-2014 02:21 PM
There's a neat article in the national geographic about cassowarys! Strange birds, those. Live in the northern part of Australia and parts of New Guinea. There's a picture in there of them eating a weird blue fruit called a Guandong.
Please, what is it? What does it taste like? Do you folks eat them? I really need something different - sick and tired of pinapples. Kiwi fruit are ok. Coming up next - barbecued cassuary.... (just kidding!)
on 18-06-2014 02:47 PM
are these people kidding,with the word filter??? okay,fine. another word would be cache. can i say THAT?
*MODS! i am an american,please take that into consideration,geez!!!*
on 18-06-2014 02:52 PM
Another favourite on the hotplate while camping is to make a hole in the centre
of a slice of bread and crack a cackle berry into the hole....................Richo.
on 18-06-2014 02:54 PM
@sineaterdoodah wrote:are these people kidding,with the word filter??? okay,fine. another word would be cache. can i say THAT?
*MODS! i am an american,please take that into consideration,geez!!!*
What's wrong with' filter' or 'cache'?
What am I missing?
on 18-06-2014 02:58 PM
I think his armoury of weapons was bleeped. A.R.S.E.N.A.L. I don't know what happens in England when discussion is about their football/soccer team.
DEB
on 18-06-2014 03:01 PM
on 18-06-2014 03:02 PM
I have a waffle jaffle iron. Would your weapon of choice leave a lovely patterned imprint upon the "invader"?
DEB
on 18-06-2014 03:14 PM
Hi Deb--had a couple of mates -collected jaffle irons.
Became an obsession-they had hundreds each
Some had a map of Australia or Australian animals that left an imprint on the bread.
Others had two or three irons on the one handle..................................Richo.
18-06-2014 03:17 PM - edited 18-06-2014 03:21 PM
on 18-06-2014 03:28 PM
I'm trying to picture the collections. Rustic wall hanging?
They would make extraordinary wind chimes.
Or hang them low enough around the exterior windows/doors that an invader would "dong" himself without the need of Sinee....
exerting himself with the selection process or physical requirement to deter said invader.
DEB
on 18-06-2014 03:31 PM
These blokes had square.round and triangle shapes.
No one was allowed to come back from a trip in the outback
without coming home with at least one iron-then they would fight over it lol.