Soo....anyone need the services of a digger driver?
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Soo....anyone need the services of a digger driver?
Just been up north and well, had to leave in a hurry. My mate Rangi found a old Kauri log, asked me to dig it up and I thought we struck oil!!!!!!!!!!
Hopefully I can find a petrol station open!
Anyways, if you have a very rural place and need the services of a digger driver, preferably for a few months and don't have to tell anyone I'm there.
Anywhere remote is good, Chatham Islands or Palmerston North.
Some Auckland petrol stations run out of fuel after burst pipe - BBC News
Most Kiwi thing to happen this year!
Hopefully I can find a petrol station open!
Anyways, if you have a very rural place and need the services of a digger driver, preferably for a few months and don't have to tell anyone I'm there.
Anywhere remote is good, Chatham Islands or Palmerston North.
Some Auckland petrol stations run out of fuel after burst pipe - BBC News
Most Kiwi thing to happen this year!
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Re: Soo....anyone need the services of a digger driver?
Some Auckland petrol stations run out of fuel after burst pipe - BBC News
Most Kiwi thing to happen this year!
Most Kiwi thing to happen this year!
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Re: Soo....anyone need the services of a digger driver?
Just amazing isn't it, how vulnerable we all are to the smallest little blip. The country grinds to a halt and falls to its knees because of some some dumbo who was doing a bit of digging around in the undergwoth.
The panic became very real for me today when I realised I was running on petrol fumes empty and nearest petrol station was coned off.
The panic became very real for me today when I realised I was running on petrol fumes empty and nearest petrol station was coned off.
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Re: Soo....anyone need the services of a digger driver?
Luckily we learned from that incident a few years ago where one high voltage switch took half of Aucklands grid because there wasn't any redundancy. I actually welcome the governments new approach to easing Auckland congestion and getting the city on their bikes and busses. Finally a National government policy that is delivering for New Zealand.
Time to raid the lawnmower petrol can hoping for enough to get to an election box?
Last edited by Charismatic; Sep 19th 2017 at 9:31 am.
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Re: Soo....anyone need the services of a digger driver?
Should be going over to Oz in the next two weeks, so hoping it's all sorted by then.