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Im so rubbish at reading music, I need as many of these mnemonics as I can get! The other one was "Good Boys Deserve Football Always". I didn't like that one.
Actually, it is quite safe to chew dynamite. That's the point of the compound - to be as hard to start as possible while still being very explosive. I'm not sure about swallowing it in quantity, but the active ingredient, nitroglycerine, is used in heart medication.View attachment 94762
Eddie Ate Dynamite, Good Bye Eddie
Perhaps we are to assume Eddie was a smoker? Or a fire eater? I think perhaps there's more information needed. Maybe a 7 string guitar could enlighten us?Actually, it is quite safe to chew dynamite. That's the point of the compound - to be as hard to start as possible while still being very explosive. I'm not sure about swallowing it in quantity, but the active ingredient, nitroglycerine, is used in heart medication.
Does he have a brother called Philip that invented a screwdriver?But I kinda want to meet this Eddie guy now! He sounds like a riot!
Oh I hope so! Wouldn't that be an amazing story about the guys who created the guitar and the screws to assemble it!? Eddie and Phil? Great guys! But just don't accept any snacks from Eddie!Does he have a brother called Philip that invented a screwdriver?
That's one hell of a detour! I was irritated enough when they were building "smart motorways" here and I had to snake across the country to get to London and then drive back the same day. My poor decades old car was going for almost 22 hours straight. But it did it and I'm pretty sure all that driving helped remove any carbon deposits from the engine.One man's near-5,000 kilometre journey home goes viral after WA floods cut highway
Record-breaking floods mean one Kununurra resident's journey home from the airport has blown out to over 4,700 kilometres, and it's taking him past some of Australia's most stunning scenery.www.abc.net.au
Many years ago I used to operate a very large paper guillotine that sounded similar to that when you first turned it on in the morning, except the guillotine went to a much higher pitch before there was a loud clunk as it changed gear and then it would go through the same range of sound again before going beyond the range of hearing. That was the big flywheel spinning up to speed.It's like fractal sound that appears to be ascending infinitely.
Dropbears are real!View attachment 93618
Looks like a cute cuddly koala bit it's carnivorous and it has armour plated bum cheeks. It waits for unsuspecting tourists to walk underneath it's tree. Then it drops.
This story makes me happy. It's really upsetting for the tourism industry but I see them as being responsible for much of the destruction of native habitats in my country.
As a result of global warming salt water crocodiles are now able to range as far south as Brisbane. Who knows, maybe in another decade or so they could get as far south as Sydney. The wildlife is fighting back.
Further reported crocodile sightings as wildlife rangers flown in to help with search off Stradbroke Island
Wildlife rangers are searching waterways on North Stradbroke Island off Brisbane after reports a large saltwater crocodile was sighted in mangroves near the town of Dunwich amid further reports of sightings today.www.abc.net.au