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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
how can you tell
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SouthernStripes
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I’m not too fussed
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How mint were the old fast food buildings before they all became soulless corporate franchise clones of one another
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THE_GUN:"Why don't you use your reg acc"7/9/24
Groupie_
time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
didnt vk have that too
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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
gold
Tiger_Of_Old
THE_GUN:"Why don't you use your reg acc"7/9/24
True but no one owned the vk.
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United States of America #3 - 'The Australian' — ParmaDaze
[info]When? - 18th of July, 2013 Where? - The Australian. 20 W 38th St #1 New York, NY Price? - $18 USD, $20 USD if you want it "Victorian Style" (with ham) Website? - http://www.theaustraliannyc.com/ Reviewers – Grace, Lee, Nikki, Shanan, Tony [/info] It has b
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Mates all, check this out..... there's a bit of surprise goodness image within the article too.
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Think I'll go to that pub if I'm ever in Yonkers.United States of America #3 - 'The Australian' — ParmaDaze
[info]When? - 18th of July, 2013 Where? - The Australian. 20 W 38th St #1 New York, NY Price? - $18 USD, $20 USD if you want it "Victorian Style" (with ham) Website? - http://www.theaustraliannyc.com/ Reviewers – Grace, Lee, Nikki, Shanan, Tony [/info] It has b
Mates all, check this out..... there's a bit of surprise goodness image within the article too.
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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
Tiger_Of_Old
THE_GUN:"Why don't you use your reg acc"7/9/24
Rubbish
SouthernStripes
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New Ozzy Osborne album goes alright. Amazing he can still manage to hold a tune
Finally got my Carl Jr fix. O.M.G.
Seriously good burgers.
Seriously good burgers.
Got to admit things seem to be getting better with my outlook on life. Trump getting closer and closer to be wearing a orange jumpsuit. Putin getting closer to be six feet underground but best of all, an optimistic feeling that Geelong, the s**tstain, scumsucking AFL lovechild is heading for another well deserve finals failure!
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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
this is the best flavour by far
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For you guitar people...
check out Angkor Music, was out there for work this week, and their selection is outrageous!
check out Angkor Music, was out there for work this week, and their selection is outrageous!
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need hand breaded chicken flavourthis is the best flavour by far
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vegemite in the fully loaded range
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this is the best flavour by far
are they better than the regular chicken crimpy
the fully loaded meatlovers was trash so still iffy about trying the flame grilled chicken
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time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
yeah the meatlovers is shite
i like the cheese one and this one
yeah its better than chicken crimpy I rekcon
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Anyone remember this guy? Got to be my favourite clip of all time
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The electric car revolution might be slowing down.
And it won’t be helped by reviews like this.
The Daily Telegraph cartoonist Warren Brown has provided an hilarious account of his recent trip to the bush.
He was picked up by a colleague in a Tesla at Goulburn.
They were travelling 390 kilometres to the Telegraph’s Bush Summit in Griffith.
And it was a rocky journey!
They had to stop several times - to recharge the battery.
Each charge takes 30 minutes.
But that’s IF there is a free charging station.
And in some country towns - you are stuck in a queue - until the car in front of you has finished.
A simple drive to the country becomes much harder in an electric car.
180 kilometres in, they had to stop to recharge at Gundagai.
They recharged after another 80kms in Wagga Wagga.
And then another 100kms at Narrandera.
Warren makes the point that it becomes a race to the next location.
Because - there’s only one or two charging stations in some towns.
And if you don’t get there first - you’re waiting half an hour for someone else to recharge.
Warren Brown is a car nut.
So he knows a thing or two about road trips.
And he points out a few other flaws with electric cars.
Electric car batteries don’t like cold weather.
The website “MY EV.com” suggests “parking your car in a heated garage”
What?
So - in order to have your electric car working well - you need to have a heater in the garage?
Where is all this power coming from?
The whole point of electric vehicles was to move away from fossil fuels.
In Australia - when you charge the battery - 70% of the time you are charging with carbon.
And if you’re putting on a heater in the garage, that puts even more pressure on the grid!
And where do you think the batteries come from?
Most of them are made in China, Japan and South Korea - and the factories are powered by coal!
Gill Pratt is the CEO of the Toyota Research Institute.
He says - “it takes a lot of energy to make a battery - and a lot of carbon is emitted in the process.”
Have a look at what’s happening in the UK.
The UK is in the middle of a massive energy crisis.
The average household power bill has ballooned to $6,000 a year.
And Britain’s Royal Automobile Club has now issued a warning.
They say an electric car could soon be more expensive to run than the petrol equivalent.
The Club’s spokesman Rod Dennis says -
“The impact of the energy price cap increase will certainly be felt by drivers who charge their electric cars at home.”
“A full charge of a typical family-sized electric SUV is set to cost 84% more from October 1 than it does under the current cap.”
So there’s concerns about cost.
Worries about power supply.
Question marks over ‘how far’ electric cars can go in a big country like ours.
And major doubts over their environmental credentials.
Right now - EVs only make up 1% of new car sales in Australia.
NSW believes this will be 50% in just 7 years.
Based on the current trends and increasing list of concerns.
The roadmap towards electric cars is made up of a lot of wishful thinking.
Ben Fordham.
And it won’t be helped by reviews like this.
The Daily Telegraph cartoonist Warren Brown has provided an hilarious account of his recent trip to the bush.
He was picked up by a colleague in a Tesla at Goulburn.
They were travelling 390 kilometres to the Telegraph’s Bush Summit in Griffith.
And it was a rocky journey!
They had to stop several times - to recharge the battery.
Each charge takes 30 minutes.
But that’s IF there is a free charging station.
And in some country towns - you are stuck in a queue - until the car in front of you has finished.
A simple drive to the country becomes much harder in an electric car.
180 kilometres in, they had to stop to recharge at Gundagai.
They recharged after another 80kms in Wagga Wagga.
And then another 100kms at Narrandera.
Warren makes the point that it becomes a race to the next location.
Because - there’s only one or two charging stations in some towns.
And if you don’t get there first - you’re waiting half an hour for someone else to recharge.
Warren Brown is a car nut.
So he knows a thing or two about road trips.
And he points out a few other flaws with electric cars.
Electric car batteries don’t like cold weather.
The website “MY EV.com” suggests “parking your car in a heated garage”
What?
So - in order to have your electric car working well - you need to have a heater in the garage?
Where is all this power coming from?
The whole point of electric vehicles was to move away from fossil fuels.
In Australia - when you charge the battery - 70% of the time you are charging with carbon.
And if you’re putting on a heater in the garage, that puts even more pressure on the grid!
And where do you think the batteries come from?
Most of them are made in China, Japan and South Korea - and the factories are powered by coal!
Gill Pratt is the CEO of the Toyota Research Institute.
He says - “it takes a lot of energy to make a battery - and a lot of carbon is emitted in the process.”
Have a look at what’s happening in the UK.
The UK is in the middle of a massive energy crisis.
The average household power bill has ballooned to $6,000 a year.
And Britain’s Royal Automobile Club has now issued a warning.
They say an electric car could soon be more expensive to run than the petrol equivalent.
The Club’s spokesman Rod Dennis says -
“The impact of the energy price cap increase will certainly be felt by drivers who charge their electric cars at home.”
“A full charge of a typical family-sized electric SUV is set to cost 84% more from October 1 than it does under the current cap.”
So there’s concerns about cost.
Worries about power supply.
Question marks over ‘how far’ electric cars can go in a big country like ours.
And major doubts over their environmental credentials.
Right now - EVs only make up 1% of new car sales in Australia.
NSW believes this will be 50% in just 7 years.
Based on the current trends and increasing list of concerns.
The roadmap towards electric cars is made up of a lot of wishful thinking.
Ben Fordham.
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