It's a wonder that the cartilage damage wasn't picked up in the MRI but someone forked up with one of the diagnoses. 

Foo

I had a total shoulder replacement 01/12/25 Ball & socket coming along OK but I overdo my exercises at times I think. Had to get my knee done, get an MRI. Was diagnosed 3 1/2 years or so ago with Osteo Arthritis. Surgeon says I don't have O/A
I need a arthroscopy & partial medial menisectomy. Well that's a bloody lot better than a knee replacement. Had it done today in at 06-30 out at 10-00. Only we've got a problem Houston. I have Anticular cartilage damage. All will be explained fully when I visit the surgeon's rooms on the 31st. Ah well too dear to travel now anyway. Might be a good job I never bought that lotto ticket 😉

Yeh like most Bash vehicles would be breaking a law then, what about hazard lights. Just opening this up for more dialogue 😎 That must be why BMWs don't use their blinkers. 😂 Over here in WA notice a lot don't use them compared to SA. I'd plead ignorance & take a chance.

Wallaroo Holiday Park, where we've just seen something for the first time ever!

Blackwater, from the best place I've worked in my career

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For Keith....






And you thought we were payin through the arse for fuel....
Kiwis.

Quote from: Fizzie on March 12, 2026, 05:37:21 PMContemplating getting a portable, rechargeable one for the I-Mu, working on the concept that a flashing yellow light is more visible to oncoming traffic

But when I looked into it a bit further, it turns out that you apparently can't legally mount one on a private vehicle! e.g. Qld but all states are much the same:

(b) a special use vehicle may be fitted with 1 or more flashing yellow lights

(3) A vehicle may be fitted with a light or reflector not mentioned in these standards only if the light or reflector is required or permitted to be fitted to a vehicle under an Act.

(4) A vehicle, other than an exempt vehicle or a special use vehicle, must not be fitted with a light that flashes.

(6) In this section—
exempt vehicle means any of the following vehicles—

(a) a police vehicle;
(b) an emergency vehicle;
(c) a transport enforcement vehicle;
(d) an Australian Border Force vehicle;
(e) an Airservices Australia vehicle.

special use vehicle means any of the following vehicles—

(a) a vehicle built or fitted for use in hazardous situations on a road;
(b) an oversize light vehicle authorised to be driven on a road under a guideline or permit issued under part 3;
(c) a vehicle built or fitted to accompany—
(i) a vehicle mentioned in paragraph (b); or
(ii) a heavy vehicle that—
(A) is an oversize vehicle within the meaning of the Heavy Vehicle National Law (Queensland); and
(B) is being used on a road under a mass or dimension exemption within the meaning of that Law;
(d) a vehicle, whether or not a school bus, fitted with warning lights and warning signs under the Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Standard 2010, schedule 1, part 4, section 19 or 25(1)

Dopey Donald

True or False ?

Quote from: Bird on March 18, 2026, 10:13:09 AMYou gotta know the height of ya trailer.... or

Quote from: Bird on March 18, 2026, 10:13:09 AMYou gotta know the height of ya trailer.... or

Is there a link missing there

Quote from: Hairs on February 25, 2026, 06:23:19 PMJust paid the home loan.

Bang right on, 27 years.
Through the redraw, It's helped paid for several cars, kids teeth, time I was unable to work (brain  hemorrhage, 1999).
60, next month, still working, new Knee, not retiring yet.
Happy Days.

You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.

Seems to be a common age to pay off mortgages and the feeling is pretty much the same 
Enjoy the feeling and thew extra $$$$