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sr36 said:
They're not burying banjos - they're a form of currency. A special one with radioactive strings will have been on-traded 15 times and ended up in outback Queensland - the true home of banjo playing - by the time a missing persons report has been filled.
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Route to outback Qld goes like this - Trentham > Frankston > Walter's house > Werribee > Dallas > Adelaide > Coober Pedy > a yacht > Bondi > Byron Bay > Tenant Creek > Qld
 

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sr36 said:
The Werribee to Dallas link seems a bit tenuous. Are people from Werribee were allowed passports.
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Passports completely redundant in this game - surprised you even brought it up
 
sideswipe said:
Lazy. Not even an attempt to hide it.

www.theage.com.au

Man charged over 1984 cold-case killing of Melton footballer Bernie Williams

A 62-year-old man has faced court charged with the alleged murder of Melton ruckman Bernie Williams, 38 years after the father was tied up and gunned down in bushland north-west of Melbourne.
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NMBB said:
Gisborne area - v close to .. yes Trentham East
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I remember that story - surprisingly Bullengarook, where I grew up, doesn't make the news very often. The real tragedy in terms of body disposal is that it is actually not that far to the fire tracks that I was originally referring to. They used a much busier dirt track which gets heaps more dirt bikes and nearby traffic from the local tip, plus they didn't bother with a shallow grave. Just lazy.
 
sideswipe said:
Not following you?
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The picture of his car in the article.
Edit: I read a similar article in the Hun and assumed it was the same as your link. I assume it's a Ford Ltd or some such:

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sideswipe said:
Be wary of anyone who offers to take you out for a spot of fishing. One of my favorite TV body disposals.

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Re-watched Blue Murder late last year (Netflix?). No shortage of memorable scenes, Ned's pub lunch after a bloke keeps knocking his drink being one of the more evocative.
 

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sr36 said:
I remember that story - surprisingly Bullengarook, where I grew up, doesn't make the news very often. The real tragedy in terms of body disposal is that it is actually not that far to the fire tracks that I was originally referring to. They used a much busier dirt track which gets heaps more dirt bikes and nearby traffic from the local tip, plus they didn't bother with a shallow grave. Just lazy.
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I used to ride trailbikes on those tracks all the time.

In fact, a mate and me were out on a trek (by foot) to meet 2 girls at a house the night of that murder and walked right past the Gisborne end of Hobbs Road.

Poor old Bernie wasn't as lucky as we both were!
 
Kirby said:
I used to ride trailbikes on those tracks all the time.

In fact, a mate and me were out on a trek (by foot) to meet 2 girls at a house the night of that murder and walked right past the Gisborne end of Hobbs Road.

Poor old Bernie wasn't as lucky as we both were!
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Every time I see parts of the movie, Stand by me - I'm reminded of that murder. I was about the same age as the kids from the movie and I think every kid in Bullengarook did the ghoulish trek out to the taped off area where the body was found. Hoping to find a bullet or a piece of clothing with some blood on - or god knows what we were looking for - a bit of excitement I suppose.
 
sr36 said:
Every time I see parts of the movie, Stand by me - I'm reminded of that murder. I was about the same age as the kids from the movie and I think every kid in Bullengarook did the ghoulish trek out to the taped off area where the body was found. Hoping to find a bullet or a piece of clothing with some blood on - or god knows what we were looking for - a bit of excitement I suppose.
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Could have stayed home and played the banjo!
Did those who drove out shoot up road signs on the way?
 
sr36 said:
Every time I see parts of the movie, Stand by me - I'm reminded of that murder. I was about the same age as the kids from the movie and I think every kid in Bullengarook did the ghoulish trek out to the taped off area where the body was found. Hoping to find a bullet or a piece of clothing with some blood on - or god knows what we were looking for - a bit of excitement I suppose.
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Stand by me - "Chopper, sick balls".
 
NMBB said:
Quite a few posters here enjoy a nice grill - is that right jathanas?
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Gordon Ramsay Reaction GIF by Hell's Kitchen
 
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