Recent content by kazjim

Great, many thanks for that! The way the USA treats language is an eternal source of delight and confusion for me, and the rest of the world :P

I have no idea what 'Broil' means . . .definitely not a setting on any oven I've ever seen . . . Kinda sounds like a portmanteau of Grill and Boil . . which is what I always imagined it was.

Thank you for the explain - my stoned arse took way too long even working out what it was a pic of . . . . Thank you sir, a scholar and a poet.

Am I too Aussie to understand this one? Or were you going for the obvious? (I assume that's a Mercury Cougar? - No idea, we never got those here . . . )

Nope, it thinks you are Grant Imahara . . . which means that cloning and brain transfer in the future will be possible . . . Or it's fucked up, no idea which is more likely.

I disagree - I think it will get me mercy, and my death should come swiftly, instead of working in the Rare Earth Mineral mines .....

*Pilate I nearly had a fucking stroke trying to work out what the hell you were talking about.

I see you are a man of culture, but I always preferred Sarah Jane, or Leela.

I'm pretty high rioght now (10:20 pm here on Sat night) and read this whole thing in my "Queenslander" voice in my head . . . Goddamn I have never sounded more fucking Aussie.

I drive an Audi SQ5. Needed sway bar end links . . . $399 each from Audi Australia, or $80/pair from Porsche Australia .(To fit a Porsche Macan S) . . Badge engineering has been around a long time, and you have to shop around for parts from the 'other' manufacturer

This morning, in 34'c heat (94' in freedom eagles or soemthing..) and 65% humidity, I repaired the 'Exhaust actuators' (Speakers) in my newly acquired Audi SQ5 . . Here in Oz, we got the 3.0 TDI models, not the supercharged petrol ones you got in the states, and well, the diesel sounds pretty...

You young bitches need to know about the Microbee. The Aussie Z80 powered home-grown computer that was in just about every school over here. I worked there for a few years, soldering, assembling, and later, actually coding - some great times, but left there in about '87 If you think that no...

Uhhhh, perhaps . .