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The single men of GJ would like to know: how was the date?

Cheers, Birthday Bob!

That would be great, thank you. Message incoming.

This move seems to be working out well for you, Theodulf -- congratulations. The line about your house's origin caught my eye. My grandfather came from Goulburn and he enlisted there. He didn't go back after the war, though (or not for long).

I get what you're saying about the pain point on the cost -- but damn this is nice, Leevon. If I can sell some of my envy I'll split the proceeds with you.

Bottled gas is good, mains gas is 10 times better. The gas plumbing will be another asset for what looks like a first-class facility.

I can't put enough likes on your pics, Eddie. Fine home, beautiful setting, brilliant upgrades . . . you've made a great place to live.

G'day Bob -- greetings from Sydney. Last southern summer, when I was daytripping to Manly frequently, I undertook to record a video version of your old Sunday morning walking route. Since then, lockdowns, a biblically wet autumn and a freezing winter have kept me from visiting Manly. But I'll be...

G'day Rudi. I can't remember if you're planning a full-house engine build at this stage. If not, Marc's suggestion of using the Terminator ECU with factory hardware is a practical starter kit with unlimited upgrade potential. If you wanted to get the Z running and registered without the...

It sounds like you've worked out the NSW rego rules. A pre-1948 chassis and replica body are the easiest route to approval (though still with challenges). Congrats on getting your first house and double credits for scoring one with a water view and a double garage. The summer ahead is looking...

Mixed feelings, I bet. But any future is a good future for a 23-year-old car. Congrats on the very successful flip.

This is the human equivalent of a dry sump conversion, Lyndon. It involves some tricky fabrication but it promises longer engine life.

Hello Bob. Do you have a photo of your black shepherd? Here's my boy Laddie, ten years gone.

Welcome Stewart, and congrats to all the Robeys.

G'day Lyndon. This is my first post in your thread. You know how to tell a story well but that one was too scary. If you see that physiotherapist again, take a bodyguard – the kind licensed to carry a gun – and have him stand over the guy.

The front views look great. Make it happen!

Hey Alex – this is the product I mentioned: https://leggari.com/product/concrete-repair-kit/ It could be a more textured, driveway-type finish than you want.

Hmm. The Scheuch-Schlepper is intriguing in a modest way. Interesting that the steering wheel had three settings: 'coarse, fine [. . .] and off'. From some angles, the Me-163 looks like it has very little wing surface so the glider replica seems like an unfeasible proposition.

My best wishes to you and all your family, Dan.

Kimo at the snow thinks "yep, heard about this stuff . . it's why we stopped being wolves"