Warby
Well-Known Member
Doesn't every landrover come with at least one extra for spare parts?
Wonnangatta Couple from Drouin ??
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discomatt
Well-Known Member
Not at all, it was her fully optioned top of the range Disco 2 that got moved on, she was not happy at first but got used to the i30 SR pretty quick.Or was it a case of the wife said "that thing in the front yard goes, or I go" And you said "Hmmm let me think about that for a minute".
I had to keep my 2, just couldn't part with them and she knows not to make me choose
Bomber2012
Well-Known Member
ACA Hmmmmm......
discomatt
Well-Known Member
Do people actually watch that crap?
Bomber2012
Well-Known Member
Nothing new at all , Just confirms why I don't watch TV news.
Bomber2012
Well-Known Member
I'd say "Button Man" will be looking for a new home thanks to ACA and John Silvester ....gutter journalism at its finest .
Saffaxplor
New Member
It was absolute crap. Images of a man portrayed as old mate Buttons, wielding a knife to whittle some sticks, with a sinister air around him. And the legal requirement of “oh just to be clear, we’re not saying he’s involved. There’s no evidence to link him”, but then immediately continues with their portrayal of him as a suspect fella.
If some vigilantes take this guy out, ACA will surely have to carry some of the blame.
Swaggie
Moderator
He must be doing something right they look like a happy go lucky couple to me...Or was it a case of the wife said "that thing in the front yard goes, or I go" And you said "Hmmm let me think about that for a minute".
Jackolux
Well-Known Member
I do watch it at times buy yeah pretty much everything on Tv is crap , I did see the " Button Man " segment .
Swaggie
Moderator
'Oddball' bushman known as 'Button Man' among those questioned after sightings of missing Victorian campers
A string of unconfirmed sightings of an elderly couple missing for two months in Victoria's high country co...
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Swaggie
Moderator
That’s it mate, just after that first left hand bend down on the right... We say something to ourselves each time we pass the place lol.
rogerazz
4x4 Earth Contributer
When all my kids were living at home we had around twelve cars parked in and around our suburban house. Then when they moved out, over a short period, the woman across the road asked our next door neighbour "Did the bloke next door sell his car yard".Or was it a case of the wife said "that thing in the front yard goes, or I go" And you said "Hmmm let me think about that for a minute".
slivertoy
Well-Known Member
my apologies for putting you all through that ACA crap.
Nothing new, nothing to see here, move on,
as regular campers up at Wonnagatta and the surrounding high country, it will be same, same for us, i'm not scared of people like they portray him to be, i find those folk to be very interesting to talk to, with plenty of friends around me,
Funny story time,
a few years back, me and a few mates were camping, just up the hill, from Omeo, it was a cold wet afternoon and we were camped around a nice big fire, along came a young kid in a Hilux, with "p" plates, he set up camp, under his tailgate, not far from us, we had a look at what he was doing and to us, he wasn't a seasoned camper, very basic, tarp and a swag, nothing to cook on, nothing to sit on,
so me being a friendly guy, wandered over and offered him a seat around the nice warm fire and something hot to eat and a jacket, because it was bitterly cold. and he said "yes Thank-you"
We got chatting and he asked us, (5 big guy's and 4, 4x4's) what we were doing up here?, I looked over my shoulder, saw our shovel standing up next to the fire and said, "up here burying some bodies"
Well you should have seen his face, all the blood drained out of it, and he was sh$t scared for a moment, then we all started laughing and everyone told me off for scaring the kid, eventually, he did find the funny side of it, but he was gone before we woke in the morning
Nothing new, nothing to see here, move on,
as regular campers up at Wonnagatta and the surrounding high country, it will be same, same for us, i'm not scared of people like they portray him to be, i find those folk to be very interesting to talk to, with plenty of friends around me,
Funny story time,
a few years back, me and a few mates were camping, just up the hill, from Omeo, it was a cold wet afternoon and we were camped around a nice big fire, along came a young kid in a Hilux, with "p" plates, he set up camp, under his tailgate, not far from us, we had a look at what he was doing and to us, he wasn't a seasoned camper, very basic, tarp and a swag, nothing to cook on, nothing to sit on,
so me being a friendly guy, wandered over and offered him a seat around the nice warm fire and something hot to eat and a jacket, because it was bitterly cold. and he said "yes Thank-you"
We got chatting and he asked us, (5 big guy's and 4, 4x4's) what we were doing up here?, I looked over my shoulder, saw our shovel standing up next to the fire and said, "up here burying some bodies"
Well you should have seen his face, all the blood drained out of it, and he was sh$t scared for a moment, then we all started laughing and everyone told me off for scaring the kid, eventually, he did find the funny side of it, but he was gone before we woke in the morning
SmAsh_6861
Member
Andrew Rule has chimed in on MMM Melbourne this morning.
rooptor
New Member
Good idea, maybe some water too?