Well said Darren,Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
I could have flown down to help you install it at your place.
PS, Bloody AB the selfish git, not thinking about his fellow brethren! lol
Kind regards,
Paul
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Well said Darren,Quote:
Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD
I could have flown down to help you install it at your place.
PS, Bloody AB the selfish git, not thinking about his fellow brethren! lol
Kind regards,
Paul
4.625 airlocked goodness
G'day mate,Quote:
Originally Posted by Crate
A pair of those farken babies will certainly make you happy today and also bring a bulge in the pants in which the Mrs/partner will think that you love them even more.
PS, and that my fussy arsed friend is called a win/win situation!
Kind regards,
PMC
Had 1 of my photos appear in the latest 4WDA mag for trip at Yeagerup
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Absolutely old mate...He will never use it...Ever!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
I'm trying my hardest to convince him to give it to me so I can put it on the stupid concrete slab next to the shed where I was suppose to build the concrete water tank after Black Saturday but now its a mozzie infested duck pond as the side surestop plastic is still on which holds 100mm of water across an 8m dia!!!!!!
Just keep hassling him like you did with the high mount... Lol surely he will give in!Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
It's also maxed at 4t...would barely lift his Chevy gu tank...lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
I was hoping he couldn't run 3 phase up at his place being he is on single phase but you can damn it!!!
Umm, how??Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
There are ways and means, Winnie. A capacitor here, an inductor there, and away you go...
Don't talk technical with me on a Friday night at 9pm sunshine...lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
I don't know but apparently you can...
If someone can prove me wrong than I would be eternally in your debt...LMAO
Just tell him it can be done but is highly dangerous and will definitely burn his house down.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
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That only works in tandem with an inverted gonkulator.
Speaking of houses burning downQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
I just had a long chat with someone over a few beers about the best way to burn your house down but look inconspicuous ...lol
Aside from electrical of course.
We came up with hay bails on your balcony with a pet goat who lives on the balcony who smokes and accidentally knocked over the "bucket of petrol" you conveniently left next to the hay bails whilst a strong Northerly wind was coming in...lol
I think the insurer would fall for that one...lol
How many beers Andy??
I don't drink Adrian, you know that?Quote:
Originally Posted by growler2058
Who is Adrian! HahaQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
Exactly!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Who is he?
What makes me happy on this Friday night after going to the pub and eating an awesome steak.... err umm after 3 weeks of being crook I have just come down with another bloody cold... fricking fudge farts !!!!!!
Just gotten better and now feel as sick as a dog in only a few hours...... I'm so happy so happy tra laa laa laa la !!!!!!!!!!!
You are just not living healthy if you are sick all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
My doctor told me a couple of glasses of red wine per day would keep me healthy so that's what I do.
G'day folk's
My wife and I received the news that Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) have approved hopefully my life changing Hyperbaric chamber treatment. I have been approved for 6 weeks treatment from the 30th June until 12th August 2014.
Affectively, I will be living at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney for the six weeks duration. The last 3 and a half years have certainly tested our family to the limits.
PS, This is the last straw for me and my family and my wife tells me that she is confidant this will be the game changer for us.
Kind regards,
Paul
Good luck with it all Paul.Quote:
Originally Posted by PMC
If you don't mind me asking, but how will the hyperbaric chamber help.
No need to answer if you don't want to.
Thanks for sharing. Were all riding along with you.
That is awesome news Paul and I have no doubt this is it mate.
One last push and fingers crossed mate its the light at the end.
Nest of luck mate. I've got everything crossed for ya. It's been a rough road mate, you really deserve this opportunity..
A guy I know bought a turbo diesel 100 series a couple of months ago and has done nothing but say how shit hot it is and how crap Patrols are and his turbo diesel is so much better than every other turbo diesel and how all his Tigerz gear is the best going around.
This morning he left for a high country trip and his motor went kaboom.... bahaha!
And of course you were very sympathetic weren't ya poo :)
YouQuote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
Are
Soooo
Soft
I just saw he posted about in on facebook and I "liked" it haha. Funny, yesterday's comments were "who wants to come away for the weekend in THE ALMIGHTY CRUISER" then today's comment was "WAAAAAAAAAAH"Quote:
Originally Posted by growler2058
You're and evil man Pooh!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
But his talking smack wasn't even friendly banter like we all love. It was full on PATROLS ARE CRAP AND YOU SHOULD HAVE GOT A CRUISER. Well I tell you what COCK maybe you're the one who should have got the Patrol.
And you won't even call him a mate. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
G'day Mego,Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Hyperbaric chambers are used for a range of clinical purposes, including:
The treatment of diabetic ulcers;
Life-threatening infections such as gangrene;
Cancer patients suffering complications after radiation therapy; and
The treatment of divers with decompression illness.
HOW IT WORKS
The primary healing element in our bodies is simply oxygen. Get too much or too little and we become unstable or die. We all know that the oxygen is absorbed through the lungs and circulated through the blood in the body. A regulated increase of oxygen therefore helps with healing and assists with the detoxification. Air at sea level is made up of approximately 20% of oxygen and 80% of nitrogen.
There is a minor level of carbon dioxide and other gases but the bulks of the transparent gases that we take for granted are oxygen and nitrogen. Hyper means an increase in the quantity or quality of something while baric means pressure. Put these together and you have a system that delivers oxygen under increased pressure that often increases and accelerates the body's natural ability to heal from a variety of afflictions.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been in use for over 50 years and involves the intermittent inhalation of 100 per cent oxygen. A multi-place chamber is designed to hold two or more people and the chamber is pressurised with air. Patients breathe oxygen via mask, a hood or endotracheal tubes.
The new $5.2 million hyperbaric chamber at Prince of Wales Hospital is the biggest and most technologically advanced of its type in the world.
Regards,
Paul
Probably best he didn't ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Bahahahahahaha what a knob Winnie..Quote:
Originally Posted by growler2058
Serves him right..
And yea, god created Toyota's to keep doickheads outta patrols..
Winnie you should just walk up to his car without saying a word and piss on his car.
Had a meeting with estate agent yesterday to put things into perspective and even though Mags has been the driving force she seemed against it.????
It was good as it helped put things in there place with what areas we should concentrate on and things we thought we should spend money on was told not to bother..
So our list has shrunk from what I felt was overwhelming to very manageable ... so finish off laundry and renovate bathroom and tidy up some plaster work.. then just do a basic tidy of the gardens and fix the fascia to the garage.
Mags was very upbeat last night and so was I and felt like I wanted to get stuck in..... but now I am sick and Mags has to work today??? bloody hell.
The other thing we will need to sort is storage for a lot of stuff... I thought of buying a shipping container???? storage fees will cost us a fortune for the amount of stuff we will need to store?
Anyway with all that has been happening this has made me feel very happy !!!!!!!!
Just need the boys around to have a working bee.... wink wink !!!
Sounds promising Paul , hope it works out for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by PMC
G'day mate,Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
With all your back related troubles, it would be interesting if it could be a benefit for yourself?
Regards,
Paul
I would certainly put my hand up to try any new procedure or stimulator out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by PMC
These days they don't use bone graft on a Steffie fusion they have hi-tech Titainium gadgets
instead that don't limit your movement, I'm having my third stimulator implanted, and fingers crossed
I get relief this time, been waiting 18 months now, but hopefully I'll be in before the end of the month
More squid to share with family.
Thursday.
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And today.