Aussie Growers Thread
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Supa smoka
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A big roast of anything or a roast a whole rump of beef ...or a whole leg of pork .... Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
But yeah each to there own.. Although th we are carnivors and not herbivors
But yeah each to there own.. Although th we are carnivors and not herbivors
Supa smoka
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Shanks ya jam it in her mouth . Dont let the have a say.. Gotta train em from the start just like mullies
Supa smoka
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Or go to 550 lutwyche rd brisy
shankae
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so....you telling us you have a lawn grub eh??
dont go outside naked the crows might attack you.
Supa smoka
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Back soon gotta get the kid from daycare
shankae
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Mate 20 years ago I did just that ,and quite a bit more(fruit and vegs never looked the same since)
But now.......well ,the wind blows and I get hard.......
forgetiwashere
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never try and force the issue i say. it makes em hate it. positive reinforcement is the way of the future. my mrs loves giving head and i gotta tell ya she is damn good at it
shankae
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Roof solar panels normaly just put power back into the power grid during the day and you take back at night.Basically depending on how big a unit you buy ,your meter spins back and forth during day/night.The power company will only see the power thats used from the grid thats left over from this.ie if you use it right you wont even have a bill ,or need batteries.
shankae
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I reckon its beter to beg for forgiveness ,than plead for permission.
forgetiwashere
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if you need to beg or plead your doing something wrong
Supa smoka
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Most solar systems dont actually go back to the grid due to the cost involved in having them setup this way
'ome Grown
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I have my reasons for going vegan...
however, it is widely acknowledged that the high animal protein diets we are on is killing us. Eat food, mostly plants, not too much are the seven words for nutrition that is agreed upon by nutritionists.
It's funny when a fat fucker asks me 'where do you get your protein' with a big mac in his hand...ummm...protein? shit...
however, it is widely acknowledged that the high animal protein diets we are on is killing us. Eat food, mostly plants, not too much are the seven words for nutrition that is agreed upon by nutritionists.
It's funny when a fat fucker asks me 'where do you get your protein' with a big mac in his hand...ummm...protein? shit...
Supa smoka
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All mine store the power in batteries and then go to the inverter then used by the house , shed or whateva... Dont see the point in sending it to the grid as you are still taking the power from the mains and getting credited the power you put into the grid. Cause then they know u are using so much power still not that they care or will dob ya in ,
forgetiwashere
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really i thought that it was actually the norm to run it back into the grid, i was under the impression it was actually the cheaper way to go rather than buying all the batteries etc.
keep in mind i am massively underinformed on the topic but very interested in learning more about it
Supa smoka
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Its because the cost involved for the trench to put it back , and an electrican cannot connect a line back to the grid only the distributor can,.. In my state thats energex and they are highly over priced elecys.
Just had a guy out yesterday to quote to put panels on the shed.. I had them put it on the house when we built .. The batteries are just deep cycle batteries like you would get for a 4wd
Just had a guy out yesterday to quote to put panels on the shed.. I had them put it on the house when we built .. The batteries are just deep cycle batteries like you would get for a 4wd
Supa smoka
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We have about 20-25 140w panels on the house and i want to put the same on the shed..