QLD Bunnings - Get a Jab with your Snag
Oct 12th 2021, 9:00 am
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QLD Bunnings - Get a Jab with your Snag
Bunnings stores in QLD are going to start hosting vaccination clinics. What a great idea
That's it, you can say goodbye to getting a park on a Saturday morning 
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said from Saturday, vaccine clinics would come to Bunnings.
“More than two dozen sites have been identified across the state, so families can get their Bunnings sausage and a dose of the vaccine,” she said.
The pop-up vaccination clinics will be at Bunnings stores from Saturday in Browns Plains, Morayfield, Brendale, Bethania, Mt Gravatt, Stafford, North Lakes, Maryborough, Bundaberg, Hervey Bay, Dalby, Smithfield (Cairns), Fairfield Waters (Townsville), Townsville, Townsville North, Mackay North, Paget (Mackay), Airlie Beach, Kingaroy, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Yeppoon and Gympie.
“More than two dozen sites have been identified across the state, so families can get their Bunnings sausage and a dose of the vaccine,” she said.
The pop-up vaccination clinics will be at Bunnings stores from Saturday in Browns Plains, Morayfield, Brendale, Bethania, Mt Gravatt, Stafford, North Lakes, Maryborough, Bundaberg, Hervey Bay, Dalby, Smithfield (Cairns), Fairfield Waters (Townsville), Townsville, Townsville North, Mackay North, Paget (Mackay), Airlie Beach, Kingaroy, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Yeppoon and Gympie.
Oct 16th 2021, 12:34 pm
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Re: QLD Bunnings - Get a Jab with your Snag
The more they push it the more I will push against … **** That Shit.
Oct 16th 2021, 12:45 pm
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I am not kidding when I think this is a battle between Good and Evil …
Oct 16th 2021, 12:53 pm
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Me too mate, except our definitions of Good and Evil in this context are polar opposites.
Anyway, that aside, how are you getting on? Still enjoying semi-rural Qld? You'd be heading into your rainy season now, do you grow veggies or fruit? I'm going to have a go with tomatoes this year, that's about all I have space for
Anyway, that aside, how are you getting on? Still enjoying semi-rural Qld? You'd be heading into your rainy season now, do you grow veggies or fruit? I'm going to have a go with tomatoes this year, that's about all I have space for
Oct 18th 2021, 12:13 am
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Oct 23rd 2021, 2:22 pm
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Me too mate, except our definitions of Good and Evil in this context are polar opposites.
Anyway, that aside, how are you getting on? Still enjoying semi-rural Qld? You'd be heading into your rainy season now, do you grow veggies or fruit? I'm going to have a go with tomatoes this year, that's about all I have space for
Anyway, that aside, how are you getting on? Still enjoying semi-rural Qld? You'd be heading into your rainy season now, do you grow veggies or fruit? I'm going to have a go with tomatoes this year, that's about all I have space for
Essentially property developers don’t give a flying F about the impacts of their actions as long they can sell lots.
(edit) We have a quite well developed veggie patch … tomatoes, kale, sweet potatoes, carrots, strawberries and chillies.
Beats the hell out of living in a flat In the UK anyway 😉
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Oct 23rd 2021, 2:24 pm
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But I appreciate your sentiment.
Oct 23rd 2021, 2:42 pm
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Oct 23rd 2021, 5:04 pm
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We are going well but wary of a wet season ahead given we are flood prone and a lot of tree clearance locally greatly changing the risks of being in some kind of emergency situation.
Essentially property developers don’t give a flying F about the impacts of their actions as long they can sell lots.
(edit) We have a quite well developed veggie patch … tomatoes, kale, sweet potatoes, carrots, strawberries and chillies.
Beats the hell out of living in a flat In the UK anyway 😉
Essentially property developers don’t give a flying F about the impacts of their actions as long they can sell lots.
(edit) We have a quite well developed veggie patch … tomatoes, kale, sweet potatoes, carrots, strawberries and chillies.
Beats the hell out of living in a flat In the UK anyway 😉
Totally agree about the insanity of chopping down every tree in sight (or on site), as developers tend to do. I know that people need somewhere to live, but a bit of foresight and planning could see so many trees retained. I guess it comes down to your local Council's planning/development policy?Your veggie patch sound mega! Nothing tastes as good as something you've grown yourself, plus you know it hasn't been grown with the 'help' of nasties. No room at my place for much, but we're looking forward to the tomatoes. I'm part of a community group and some members on bigger lots grow fruit and veg and offer the excess for free.
Don't mention flats in the UK! We saw 100,000 pounds of our retirement funds disappear into a 'off the plan' development that never eventuated. It wasn't an investment, it was going to be our home
Oct 23rd 2021, 9:36 pm
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Re: QLD Bunnings - Get a Jab with your Snag
We are going well but wary of a wet season ahead given we are flood prone and a lot of tree clearance locally greatly changing the risks of being in some kind of emergency situation.
Essentially property developers don’t give a flying F about the impacts of their actions as long they can sell lots.
(edit) We have a quite well developed veggie patch … tomatoes, kale, sweet potatoes, carrots, strawberries and chillies.
Beats the hell out of living in a flat In the UK anyway 😉
Essentially property developers don’t give a flying F about the impacts of their actions as long they can sell lots.
(edit) We have a quite well developed veggie patch … tomatoes, kale, sweet potatoes, carrots, strawberries and chillies.
Beats the hell out of living in a flat In the UK anyway 😉
Oct 24th 2021, 10:52 pm
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Oct 25th 2021, 7:16 am
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Oct 27th 2021, 2:39 pm
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Good to hear that you and the family are doing well Totally agree about the insanity of chopping down every tree in sight (or on site), as developers tend to do. I know that people need somewhere to live, but a bit of foresight and planning could see so many trees retained. I guess it comes down to your local Council's planning/development policy?
Your veggie patch sound mega! Nothing tastes as good as something you've grown yourself, plus you know it hasn't been grown with the 'help' of nasties. No room at my place for much, but we're looking forward to the tomatoes. I'm part of a community group and some members on bigger lots grow fruit and veg and offer the excess for free.
Don't mention flats in the UK! We saw 100,000 pounds of our retirement funds disappear into a 'off the plan' development that never eventuated. It wasn't an investment, it was going to be our home
Totally agree about the insanity of chopping down every tree in sight (or on site), as developers tend to do. I know that people need somewhere to live, but a bit of foresight and planning could see so many trees retained. I guess it comes down to your local Council's planning/development policy?Your veggie patch sound mega! Nothing tastes as good as something you've grown yourself, plus you know it hasn't been grown with the 'help' of nasties. No room at my place for much, but we're looking forward to the tomatoes. I'm part of a community group and some members on bigger lots grow fruit and veg and offer the excess for free.
Don't mention flats in the UK! We saw 100,000 pounds of our retirement funds disappear into a 'off the plan' development that never eventuated. It wasn't an investment, it was going to be our home
Somehow we got lucky and a random fox took our obnoxiously loud and unproductive rooster recently so that was good 😊 Egg production is on the up.
It would be a shame to walk away from all this due to the ongoing COVID BS but I don’t rule it out in the medium term.
My get outs are back to the UK or make a run for Texas where they seem to be on a less George Orwellian trajectory.
F the Jab.