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Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
And cos I've always wondered, but never be bored enough before to lokk -
"the most obvious difference between a llama and an alpaca is the size. A couple of other things are noticeable from a distance even when you can't tell the size: a llama is said to have "banana-shaped" ears, while an alpaca's are smaller. There is also a difference in the tail positions. The biggest difference is in the fiber - an alpaca's fiber is much warmer than wool (without the itch), but as soft (and stronger) than cashmere. It's a real luxury fiber. Llamas and alpacas are in the camelid family, but both species have always been domesticated. They have wild cousins in the same family, the vicuna and the guanaco (guanaca?). " Trouble is, if the main way of telling them apart is banana-shaped ears, then noone in Aus will be any the wiser, as we can't afford bananas and so have forgottten what they look like :rolleyes: |
Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Pollyana
And cos I've always wondered, but never be bored enough before to lokk -
"the most obvious difference between a llama and an alpaca is the size. A couple of other things are noticeable from a distance even when you can't tell the size: a llama is said to have "banana-shaped" ears, while an alpaca's are smaller. There is also a difference in the tail positions. The biggest difference is in the fiber - an alpaca's fiber is much warmer than wool (without the itch), but as soft (and stronger) than cashmere. It's a real luxury fiber. Llamas and alpacas are in the camelid family, but both species have always been domesticated. They have wild cousins in the same family, the vicuna and the guanaco (guanaca?). " Trouble is, if the main way of telling them apart is banana-shaped ears, then noone in Aus will be any the wiser, as we can't afford bananas and so have forgottten what they look like :rolleyes: |
Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
sorry for your bad experience of australia your rite on the lazy matter the best thing is they say its the land of oppertunities it is becouse they dont want them so come on get your self together with the british bulldog spirit and dont let the B********s GRIND YOU DOWN :beer: :beer:
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Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Pollyana
And cos I've always wondered, but never be bored enough before to lokk -
"the most obvious difference between a llama and an alpaca is the size. A couple of other things are noticeable from a distance even when you can't tell the size: a llama is said to have "banana-shaped" ears, while an alpaca's are smaller. There is also a difference in the tail positions. The biggest difference is in the fiber - an alpaca's fiber is much warmer than wool (without the itch), but as soft (and stronger) than cashmere. It's a real luxury fiber. Llamas and alpacas are in the camelid family, but both species have always been domesticated. They have wild cousins in the same family, the vicuna and the guanaco (guanaca?). " Trouble is, if the main way of telling them apart is banana-shaped ears, then noone in Aus will be any the wiser, as we can't afford bananas and so have forgottten what they look like :rolleyes: |
Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Pollyana
And cos I've always wondered, but never be bored enough before to lokk -
"the most obvious difference between a llama and an alpaca is the size. A couple of other things are noticeable from a distance even when you can't tell the size: a llama is said to have "banana-shaped" ears, while an alpaca's are smaller. There is also a difference in the tail positions. The biggest difference is in the fiber - an alpaca's fiber is much warmer than wool (without the itch), but as soft (and stronger) than cashmere. It's a real luxury fiber. Llamas and alpacas are in the camelid family, but both species have always been domesticated. They have wild cousins in the same family, the vicuna and the guanaco (guanaca?). " Trouble is, if the main way of telling them apart is banana-shaped ears, then noone in Aus will be any the wiser, as we can't afford bananas and so have forgottten what they look like :rolleyes: |
Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by 232Bar
You really do need to be getting out more.....btw - is Liquor Savers in Lutwyche open on a Sunday?
(sorry I couldn't answer before, Bloke on the computer......we need to sell dad's flat then we can have a laptop and both post at the same time!!!!) |
Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
It's probably good news that Arkon doesn't have Llamas then, with banana shaped ears, and seeing how desperate he is for bananas, the poor little things would have lost their ears by now :eek:
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Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
The greenest grass I have ever come across was in Ireland. All that rain I expect. We have some very green grass here in North Yorkshire although some of it has gone a bit browny due to the heatwave. Now then, the blackest black pudding I have ever seen was in Madge's cafe in Leeds, and the reddest red herring was one that said the grass was always greener. :beer:
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Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by CasG
FFS Matt....how long have you been on here :rolleyes: :D
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Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Deadmeat
Too long Cas, too long ...
So why do I stay? :confused: |
Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by CasG
Me too.....was a load of tosh...and still is. :p
So why do I stay? :confused: |
Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Deer Hunter
Could it be the constant bickering and inappropriate comments? Playground mentality that many possess?? I know that's why I post on here ;)
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Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by rossifumi
Gwapple me gwape nuts, hark at David Bellamy here. :p
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=387447 |
Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by CasG
Got it in one - I knew there was a good reason :D
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Re: the grass ain't greener!!!!!!
Originally Posted by tequila
Agree racism does exist more or less in every part of the World.....
One question : How come some black people call themselves and others Nigger? Never understood that, if it's racist?? Volenti non fit injuria. |
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