Joep
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Ok. Nu mijn beurt.
Ik irriteer me mateloos aan mensen die zich aan alles en nog wat irriteren.
de gemiddelde Nederlander dus!
Ik irriteer me mateloos....
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de gemiddelde Nederlander dus!
Kathren
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Ghi, ghi, ghi :grin:
Jack
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Hallo ik heb mijn vinger al een tijdje omhoog....mag het nu mijn beurt zijn <_<
Robinson heb ik helaas gemist.
Mijn "dish" stond de verkeerde kant op gericht.
Erg irritant als je iets mist dat je niet graag wilde missen.
En soms als je het niet gemist hebt kon je het naderhand missen als kiespijn.
Ben ik nu aan het
Jack :evil:
Kathren
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Da's geen misselijk gel#l!
:-D Het valt me op dat nog niemand heeft gezegd dat 'ie zich ergert aan 'zich irriteren aan', wat zo fout Nederlands is :-D
En Kathren, ik snap nu dat je je aan het hele plaatje (van die zanger) ergert - maar meer mensen begonnen over het slissen en ik dacht 'ho effe!'.
Van mij mag je je ergeren hoor, dat gebeurt soms gewoon ;-).
Groetjes!
En Kathren, ik snap nu dat je je aan het hele plaatje (van die zanger) ergert - maar meer mensen begonnen over het slissen en ik dacht 'ho effe!'.
Van mij mag je je ergeren hoor, dat gebeurt soms gewoon ;-).Groetjes!
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Jack
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Heb al enkele goed werkende fridges in het zwembad gegooid zelfs dat creert niet eens ijs.
Deze jongen kan ook niet tegen ijskoud water.........
Big croc trapped in lock
DANIEL BOURCHIER
December 22nd, 2009
IT'S not often that a croc gets locked in a lock.
A 3m saltie was trapped when it swam in to Darwin's Tipperary Waters marina - and the lock gate closed behind it.
A crowd soon gathered to watch the mighty beast. Lock owner Geoff Annear said the croc caused quite a stir.
"He was in there for a couple of hours," he said. "We called Parks and Wildlife, but they said they didn't have the manpower to remove it so we let it out.
"I think that's the first time in Australia - maybe the world - that a croc has got locked in a lock."
The shy croc was not a fan of the attention from the dock, and opted to remain mostly submerged.
The croc slipped in to the marina lock in the up-market waterfront suburb after the lock was opened for the arrival of a boat.
When the lock was closed and the "strange shape" of the freeloading crocodile was spotted.
The drifting croc was lucky to escape with just the crowd of spectators.
It would have been a different situation had it been spotted the next day when the NT News included The Croc at number four in the The 120 Most Powerful List.
The list's description of the scaly beasts was "Ask tourists why they have come to the Territory and the reply will nearly always be: "To see a saltie."
Crocodiles are on the move at this time of the year.
Many crocs have been spotted in transit up and down the coast.
http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2009/12/22/111101_ntnews.html
Jack :evil:
Deze jongen kan ook niet tegen ijskoud water.........
Big croc trapped in lock
DANIEL BOURCHIER
December 22nd, 2009
IT'S not often that a croc gets locked in a lock.
A 3m saltie was trapped when it swam in to Darwin's Tipperary Waters marina - and the lock gate closed behind it.
A crowd soon gathered to watch the mighty beast. Lock owner Geoff Annear said the croc caused quite a stir.
"He was in there for a couple of hours," he said. "We called Parks and Wildlife, but they said they didn't have the manpower to remove it so we let it out.
"I think that's the first time in Australia - maybe the world - that a croc has got locked in a lock."
The shy croc was not a fan of the attention from the dock, and opted to remain mostly submerged.
The croc slipped in to the marina lock in the up-market waterfront suburb after the lock was opened for the arrival of a boat.
When the lock was closed and the "strange shape" of the freeloading crocodile was spotted.
The drifting croc was lucky to escape with just the crowd of spectators.
It would have been a different situation had it been spotted the next day when the NT News included The Croc at number four in the The 120 Most Powerful List.
The list's description of the scaly beasts was "Ask tourists why they have come to the Territory and the reply will nearly always be: "To see a saltie."
Crocodiles are on the move at this time of the year.
Many crocs have been spotted in transit up and down the coast.
http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2009/12/22/111101_ntnews.html
Jack :evil:
Jack
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