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Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
:scared: Bloody hell I'm absolutely pi**ing myself here, brilliant :D
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Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Originally Posted by possoms
:scared: Bloody hell I'm absolutely pi**ing myself here, brilliant :D
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Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
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Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Originally Posted by possoms
Uh what do they do? :rolleyes:
Read the paper. Errrm maybe thats just me, what does your other half do? :scared: Cheers, JTL |
Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
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Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Oh my god!!!! :scared: :scared: :scared:
You guys just scared the sh*t out of me!!! I clicked on the "last page" link to this thread... and I saw this MONSTER suddenly right before my face!!!! YIKES!!!! *faints* |
Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Originally Posted by Jim2004
Had to! ....lol
youd need a big sainsburys bag for that lot mate!!!! :eek: |
Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
Well, if its all the same to you, I'll still kill the redbacks, I don't care how 'dopey' or attractive you think they are
Redbacks No thanks, if wasps deserve to die, then redbacks deserves to die 10 times over. :mad: Cheers, JTL |
Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Originally Posted by Olibeneli
I have same approach as that here in the UK.....hence why our cat never comes in !...........
Can some cat lover tell me why it is "clean and ok" to have a cats nose that has been out smelling ours and our neighbours rubbish, wheelie bins, other cats "spray", other cats arses, dog poo, cat poo, you name it......walking around my kitchen and lounge ?.........without first cleaning it ?....... I'd sooner have a house of Huntsmans than a cat !!! but cats are ace, they help detect ghosties :scared: |
Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Originally Posted by jimtrish
well dont let the cat lick you :D
but cats are ace, they help detect ghosties :scared: Very soon we'll be catching him tossing frogs round the garden! He don't mean to kill them, I think just curious of them. I'm just a little worried as the Huntsmen might not take too well to that ...lol |
Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Originally Posted by Jim2004
I'm wondering how my dog will cope with ANYTHING in the garden, let alone Huntsmen!
Very soon we'll be catching him tossing frogs round the garden! He don't mean to kill them, I think just curious of them. I'm just a little worried as the Huntsmen might not take too well to that ...lol |
Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Originally Posted by kiwichild
Keep an eye out for those bloody cane toads! I don't know if they are on the qsld coast though, but they are POISONOUS to dogs !! So make sure you ask a local veternarian about local dangers dangers to your pets and how to minimise any potential for harm
Ole mad Max (mutley) is gonna have a whale of a time there .............. NOT! we'll just have to be carefull I guess. |
Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Originally Posted by Paul and Chloe
Definately huntsman in Perth, seen a few so far but mostly in out of the way places...seen a number of red backs and loads of Black Window spiders.
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Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
I spent far too much time today investigating exactly which spiders are in Victoria. I am not pleased!
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Re: The Migrants Guide to Emigrating and Settling in Australia
Thank god for Aussie spiders, otherwise there would be 200,000 Poms immigrating down here every year instead of 20,000. :D
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