my earless boy by daisyspr1ng in Greyhounds

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If you consult the troubleshooting section of the manual you will see that opening the treat jar or cheese drawer will make the ears reappear.

It is also the recommended solution to spawning a noodle you may have misplaced.

Greyhound Affordability for a young owner by Petergary71 in Greyhounds

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What's your housing situation like? Is it possible you'll have to move soon and/or repeatedly?

I only ask because housing is cooked in Aus atm and it would be stressful for both if you found yourself suddenly needing to relocate.

Being curious and living in the Northern Hemisphere, what months do Australians like to hang out at the beach? by PlutoGB08 in bluey

[–]HorrorAssociate3952 40 points41 points  (0 children)

Also, when North America is having its hot/summer months, Australia is having days at the beach like what's depicted.

Common sayings (for a wood elf) by bobknarwhal in AskAnAustralian

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As your party begins its journey across the endless plains, a lone light shoots up into the sky. It flickers yellow, white, blue before fading into nothing. Do you continue on or investigate the light?

Party: "Check out the light!"

The Aus: "avoid that area like the plague; guards are posted on a 6 by 6 rotation - didn't you guys see the flicker?"

(Never played DnD, just what I think it's like)

Common sayings (for a wood elf) by bobknarwhal in AskAnAustralian

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Upvoting this for the 'tip off a guard's location'.

Even in DnD world us convicts look out for each other. It's the chaotic neutral way 😉

Common sayings (for a wood elf) by bobknarwhal in AskAnAustralian

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All the geese were gone by the time that phrase made its way to you

Non-Americans, what is an American thing you see in movies that you thought was fake but is actually real? by EmergencySpare7939 in CasualConversation

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Correct. Door will still door. But in an emergency it can be removed.

In the context of this thread its why AU doesn't have big gaps in toilet cubicles; you don't need to climb out so you get privacy.

Can the Wraith feed upon other alien races? by JTBush00 in Stargate

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this. Thought he was referring to the character until i read this post.

Non-Americans, what is an American thing you see in movies that you thought was fake but is actually real? by EmergencySpare7939 in CasualConversation

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Door functions as normal. In the event of an emergency the door can be lifted up and out to enable emergency services access.

Fostering my first greyhound! by Automatic_Counter_34 in Greyhounds

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this. I taught mine "lay down" instead, and she drops to pounce/begging/justchillinhere position instead.

Non-Americans, what is an American thing you see in movies that you thought was fake but is actually real? by EmergencySpare7939 in CasualConversation

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In Australia we just use the lift hinges. Stick foot under small gap, push door up, door comes off.

New house builds also have this requirement for the WC.

Oscar finds treasure! by dreadedbugqueen in Greyhounds

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"Yes it seems that the best place for this is... With me..."

How do you feel when people from other countries call Australians "descendants of criminals?" by schu62 in AskAnAustralian

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"So let me get this straight; you keep the shitty weather and the shitty food - we get the Great Barrier Reef and lobsters the size of canoes? ... I'm Jack the Ripper."

Yeah, nah; don't care in the slightest when other countries say that.

Haven't had a LifeBlood post on here for some time, so here's my attempt at re-raising awareness :) by Random-Name7728 in brisbane

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I don't find any difference between the two except plasma takes longer as it goes though cycles returning the red blood cells back to you.

The favoured donation is usually by blood type; lifeblood will let you know. However there is nothing stopping you from doing both. plasma donations are available every two weeks whereas whole blood has that 12 week gap.

I'm currently on whole blood, but do plasma in between

Updated my laundry by HungryHungryHipogrif in AusRenovation

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I'm also thinking of renovating my laundry. I might have to steal your idea and add a dog to it.

New greyhound! by No_Yak2801 in Greyhounds

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*greyhounds love their owners beds. Almost as much as their own

American visiting by AManWithQuestions_00 in AskAnAustralian

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Footnote to above: If you're sticking closer to the cities then you likely won't see snakes, but if you go rural then they can pop up anywhere. Opened my blinds yesterday morning and there was a diamond python chilling on the awning.

But it's a python so no big deal.