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Hope all is ok mateQuote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
cheers mate. picked her up early arvo. all ok now. just need to recover from the last few days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
Happy Golden Wedding Anniversary, today, Bob and Lorrainne!!
Best wishes from me too Bob, it's an achievement I hope to emulate some day, although I'm in no rush to get there.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
It’s Friday! Just kicking back enjoying some tunes and sipping on a few Jacks. Gone left to right. Attachment 80203
The Rye and the Bond are my fav’s out of this motley crew.
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just a few eh?
Hope you both had a great day today Bob and Lorraine! Congratulations!Quote:
Originally Posted by mudnut
Wow bucks nights aren't the same any more.
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so youre not hungover and hating life? thats a good thing? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by jay see
I'm working on it..Quote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
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Tell us all about how wild it was mate! Used to love a good bucks night, although would probably just enjoy the first few hours these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Yeah mate. A double of each neat is enough for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by rusty_nail
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Yeah. Started off with a three hour boat cruise with beer wine and spirits and finger food with three topless waitresses and a strip act for the buck. Then we moved onto the Munich brauhaus for dinner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
Was a good night but I think long gone are the days of a bucks night in a garage with a 34cm tv playing a porn movie on loop, a couple of strippers and some topless waitresses. Pretty much got the same thing tonight, only difference was the $225 charge and the fact that my son is now 18 and he got to go which made it a very expensive night for me.
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Been meaning to knock this up for a while ...
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My knees thank me.
Garage floor ain't gonna be happy!Quote:
Originally Posted by 10G
hahahahaha
at least I'm close to where I keep the degreaser.
Degreaser?? Seriously bloke, you need to consider changing your diet!Quote:
Originally Posted by 10G
No, it's when you need to reach for the cold chisels and gerni. That's when you know you're diet is up the creek.
Reminds me of a joke:
Q - How did the constipated mathematician solve his problem?
A - He worked it out with a pencil.
Have something similar at home, shop bought though. Works ok with a bag attached underneath, but was problematic used over the top of a dug hole unless very careful. Had a couple of 'moments' where the leg or legs wanted to join the contents of the hole! Your legs (those in the pic, not the ones with the creaky knees) may be wider apart than my ones ..... you really don't want them too close to the edge of the hole!Quote:
Originally Posted by 10G
Yeah I know Cuppa, can be a bit tricky. This only cost me $10 for the dunny lid so I'll see how I get on, if it's a disaster I've only done $10, if it works, great.
Might cut off a drink holder off one of the old camp chairs and stick it on, somewhere for the stubby to go, while I'm going ...
i like your priorities hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by 10G
My knees still allow traditional shovel hole style, however have mates that swear by post hole auger holes below seats. Haven't seen it in action but reports were good.Quote:
Originally Posted by 10G
I take post hole digger with me, set up stable seat and popup ensuite around to keep wife happy.
I've not done this, but was thinking, you could always dig the hole after the fact and then shovel the fact into the hole. Just a thought.
Made mine a few years ago - thought it was a one-off. Folds flat so takes up little space. And my grandkids laughed when they saw it, but were very quick to ask for it when we were out there. And I carry an old army folding shovel thingie that takes care of business. No built in paper dispenser though.Attachment 80544
I take a shovel and bog roll.
Mrs reckons we should buy a toilet of some kind.
I tell her that's a shit idea.
Mrs gets grumpy, doesn't talk to me for the whole trip.
Bliss.
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How long has the dunny seat lasted mate? When I knocked mine up I thought I might get half a dozen sittings before the plastic split etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brissieboy
Been in use for a few years now and no signs of any problems. I don't see any reason for a short lifespan as it is kept in the vehicle (out of the sun) and only taken out when needed to be a little discreet. And the plastic seat is quite rigid so does not bend when in use. I expect the old camp chair legs will probably be the first thing to fail.Quote:
Originally Posted by 10G
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Oh yep, your dunny seat looks a bit more substantial than mine. I got one of those thin flimsy things, that's why I have that wood seat as well.
#Shedliving (if that’s the new McGoogle rage # :- )
Happily agreed the go button on this near new, very short ‘ex-gov-hire’ galvanised trailer ripper solution found today ready to plug in, wash & poop whilst attending to much much needed services renovations up top.
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...020/02/122.jpg
AS compliant certified is an insurance bonus indoors and it can achieve some told 11m of crud mulching pump head apparently which is 3 times more than what we septic need hopefully.
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Not huge, but very well design thought out I believe and should resell for same if looked after UV shedded for a little while [emoji106][emoji106]
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Is it big enough to roll out a swag MB?
Just needs a beer fridge and 75" TV.
We stayed at a caravan park in Horsham that had air conditioned toilets. Certainly spent longer in there than in most places!Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
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Ahh, the good old days ....
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A shovel, camp toilet seat and some wet wipes not good enough anymore?Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
yeah right! so you have not told her that i made you a fold away dunny for the Simpson trip that she could use. I cant believe you guys dont use them!! Mine got well used and i have now replaced it with a metal one of the same design. Works a treat mate!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Here you go Gents. These work a bloody treat...
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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
That's awesome mate. Nice work. Looks like a great unit!!! Swag trips will never be the same!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
Several years ago on a blokes Simpson treat we were using one of the fold up toilets like below.
One night one of my mates was sitting and doing his business and staring up at the stars when the seat collapsed, he ended up landing in what he had just deposited. He came back to the fire in just his jocks, having used his shirt to clean up as much as he could and burying it. We laughed so hard it hurt.
It's not just Roothy who gets the good gigs! A couple of days ago we met Dave, a real life 'Robinson Crusoe' who has lived alone on a deserted island for the past 20 something years. He came into Portland Roads to collect his mail from me (in my role as Temporary Postie) & after a bit of a yak invited us out to his island. Of course we said yes. This morning he picked us up in his tinny, off a small isolated beach & we spent a wonderful day in the heaven which is Restoration Island, chin-wagging, enjoying each others company & meeting his semi tame pet dingo. Better yet, he has invited us back for as long as we want to stay when we drive back up the Cape later in the year.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYhRFAH2DRo
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You really are living the life cuppaQuote:
Originally Posted by Cuppa