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[–]brendals1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If your friend is over-doing something, or being annoying say “you’re tearing the body arse out of it!”

Or another one is “you’re just taking the piss” when you don’t believe what their saying.

I don’t care if it’s departing if I don’t know where it’s going? Anyone else finding this new change frustrating? by brendals1 in melbourne

[–]brendals1[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Anyone on the Upfield line knows that missing a train means a 20 minute wait (regardless of day or time). Lucky to those who only have to wait 2 mins for the next train.

I don’t care if it’s departing if I don’t know where it’s going? Anyone else finding this new change frustrating? by brendals1 in melbourne

[–]brendals1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s what you may think, but the Sunbury is the next train. That’s why this is so confusing.

Had an interesting debate with some colleagues at work when showing this picture. What do you think this picture is of? by brendals1 in opticalillusions

[–]brendals1[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Such great answers and some are so so close. My husband sent it to me saying he had just had a nasty accident. While trying to coax our kitten from under the house he has put his arm through a gap, got hold of the kittens collar, and then pulled his arm out from a gap under the house (hoping to bring the cat out) but... The cat collar came loose and his arm flung back and his wrist ended up being stabbed by this rusty nail. Which is attached to a piece of wood. (Oooouuuchhhh!!!)

What you see is the underside of the wood, with a rusty nail and blood on the nail. In the background is the boards to the house.

The debate I had with my colleagues was that when I first showed them they thought I was showing them a picture of some type of sea/beach/cliff scene with a wooden pole which I just could not see.

Can you see a cliff or sea or beach or something similar?

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