The Boers from South Africe also had a name for british settlers living in SA before the Boer war, can think what it was at the moment, but it was something like "salt dangley bit that blokes have but females dont", meant that the british settlers were divided between South Africa and England, with one foot on either landmass, and the dangley bit hanging in the salt water in between.

Hope you can understand the meaning, itty witty bit drunk at the moment

camel wrote:

:wtf: Why has everyone got it in for poor old camels, all of a sudden.

Yeah...I agree Camel...at least the camels in Australia are pure blood...not like the camels in the Middle East...inbred in more ways than one, which is why they are called "Ships of the Desert"...full of Arab sailors...or is that "seamen".

Cheers, Vince

Maybe the sheep are all worn out and the camels...............

Bushmaster wrote:

Maybe the sheep are all worn out and the camels...............

Bushmaster wrote:

Maybe the sheep are all worn out and the camels...............

Could be, you've been known to be right before!

Cheers, Vince

Gold mine Bushster! Be careful around a camel if you have a zipper, it's better to have buttons.


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I'm without internet access for three days & the thread goes all serious.:-D

I guess I'd better warn those west of Pomland that I'm currently a LOT closer & there's no water between me & them right now........

English Mike wrote:

I'm without internet access for three days & the thread goes all serious.:-D I guess I'd better warn those west of Pomland that I'm currently a LOT closer & there's no water between me & them right now........

I am assuming that you have a hunt in the very near future Mike...good luck mate...let us know how you go.

Cheers, Vince

Vince wrote:

English Mike wrote: I'm without internet access for three days & the thread goes all serious.:-D I guess I'd better warn those west of Pomland that I'm currently a LOT closer & there's no water between me & them right now........ I am assuming that you have a hunt in the very near future Mike...good luck mate...let us know how you go. Cheers, Vince

Unfortunately not.
My friend's ranch in Oklahoma had the wildlife decimated by the drought, so I'm one state further west in New Mexico, visiting friends & decompressing from a somewhat tiring year.

I'll likely do my deer hunting over the border into Scotland once the does have weaned off their young.

Fair enough Mike...maybe a little "hunting" with a camera would be in order mate...time spent in the bush is very relaxing.

Whichever way it goes mate...enjoy the break and relax.

Cheers, Vince