Originally Posted by hevs

an esky puppy

(its ok anya, he's a bombers fan )

Originally Posted by Bordy

And only 44 days to go Hevs, wooohooooo

Originally Posted by hevs

The out come of a disturbing union between an eskimo and a sled pulling dog??

Originally Posted by JackTheLad

This thread reminds me of something we still haven't done since we moved into the house. We bought a tumble dryer along with a front-loading washer when we moved here. However the tumble dryer is still wrapping in its original packaging totally untouched. It's been over 3 months now...

We haven't had the need to use the dryer yet because of the weather. Even if it rains continuously - I think we have enough underwear and socks to last for a month... LOL

I love our Hills Hoist - it's the greatest Australian invention ever!

Mrs JTL

Originally Posted by rumbletum

You know I have a bigger ESKY than you Soap But you have a Hills Hoist with special pegs for socks and I only have a pull out one attached to my wall ...ho hum...... were you bored or something, dragging up one year old posts....

Originally Posted by Bordy

Talking of Australian inventions, its taken 5 years but I now own my first Stubby holder.

Originally Posted by soapy

you could be right. just think, on that ice miles from nowhere
i bet it goes on
its the mrs eskimo i feel sorry for. can u imagine giving birth to a 50L cool box. or do they start at 1L then grow. lol

Originally Posted by hevs

She'd certainly have to paws for breath to deliver a whole litter

Originally Posted by hevs

She'd certainly have to paws for breath to deliver a whole litter

Originally Posted by Bordy

With jokes like that maybe you should retire.


ps, Mrs B says happy new year Hevvers & she will try & get the correct day at your next meeting.

Originally Posted by soapy

that was bad

Originally Posted by soapy

do u think the mods should ban posters for really pish jokes
i would have went on the second day then lol

Originally Posted by kaleb777

Hills Hoist is a rotary clothes line that doubles as a garden umbrella. It's true that clothes will fade very quickly due to the intense UV. I have always dried my clothes in the shade in Brisbane. They will dry in a few hours in winter and won't fade. Set up a retractable clothesline under a verandah or under a high set house that isn't built in below. Your clothes will dry without fading. If you want things dry fast you can use a line in direct sunlight but don't leave the clothes on all day because they'll end up disintegrating, not just fading. In summer you'll dry a pair of blue jeans in the sun in 30 minutes. I've had pillows, not pillow cases but pillows, dry in an hour on a 35C day.

Originally Posted by hevs

nearly as bad as some lettuce jokes!