Aussie Growers Thread
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Lucky Luke
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im buzzzing... only two left in the 6 pack so might as well drink em, hope somethings on tv..
You still trying to get into her pants after dusty hahaha
Growoolit
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Coopers, ya say?
Red or green? Longies or stubbies... or cans?
Yeah, I like Coopers. highly recommend a factory tour.
jzs147
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Is that why they mia
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South oz made ...That red label in stubbies goes alright the 6%er
Growoolit
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That Sparkling ale is my go-to if a pub has it, or Tooheys Old. I remember a night in Adelaide drinking CD on tap at the Bull and Bear. Good times!
Growoolit
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Of course, it's de rigeur! Par for the course. Standard Operating Procedure. The dog's bollocks. Ireee!plus a few bong hits of course
Just down from the pig
Lucky Luke
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orange stubbies as the daily. Pale ale is a fav.
Was a member of the Coopers club for awhile. Those were some wild nights.
Lucky Luke
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A trafficable quantity of methylamphetamine and firearms have been seized from a Hadspen property.
Earlier this month, police conducting routine screening of mail into Tasmania and located ICE bound for an address in Hadspen in the state's north.
Yesterday, officers searched the property, with and allegedly found ICE, firearms and ammunition. Drug dog Fang (pictured) sniffed out the drugs.
A 26-year-old Hadspen man has been charged with trafficking in a controlled substance, firearms offences and breaching a Police Family Violence Order.
A 28-year-old Kings Meadows man is also facing charges including trafficking in a controlled substance and firearms offences and was bailed to appear in the Launceston Magistrates Court at a later date.
The seizure is one of many by the Tasmania Police Drug Detection Dog ‘PD Fang’ which includes another significant seizure of 112 grams of methylamphetamine in late May 2020 resulting in a 44-year-old Invermay woman being charged with trafficking in a controlled substance, unlawfully importing a controlled substance, use a controlled drug, possess a controlled drug.
On August 6 this year police allegedly seized 7 firearms and 7000 rounds of ammunition from an address in Newnham. A 64-year-old Newnham man has been charged on summons with drug offences, possession of stolen firearms and failing to comply with relevant firearms storage offences.
Earlier this month, police conducting routine screening of mail into Tasmania and located ICE bound for an address in Hadspen in the state's north.
Yesterday, officers searched the property, with and allegedly found ICE, firearms and ammunition. Drug dog Fang (pictured) sniffed out the drugs.
A 26-year-old Hadspen man has been charged with trafficking in a controlled substance, firearms offences and breaching a Police Family Violence Order.
A 28-year-old Kings Meadows man is also facing charges including trafficking in a controlled substance and firearms offences and was bailed to appear in the Launceston Magistrates Court at a later date.
The seizure is one of many by the Tasmania Police Drug Detection Dog ‘PD Fang’ which includes another significant seizure of 112 grams of methylamphetamine in late May 2020 resulting in a 44-year-old Invermay woman being charged with trafficking in a controlled substance, unlawfully importing a controlled substance, use a controlled drug, possess a controlled drug.
On August 6 this year police allegedly seized 7 firearms and 7000 rounds of ammunition from an address in Newnham. A 64-year-old Newnham man has been charged on summons with drug offences, possession of stolen firearms and failing to comply with relevant firearms storage offences.
BecauseIgotHigh
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Yes!
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just letting you know its probably only tripping because its surging to much power. So, if it fails on you, it aint gonna trip. That cheap switchboard will go on fire.