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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 29 Aug

I left work at 6 am yesterday after working the night and the weather wasn't good at all. I had parked my car at the outside car park 10 minutes away and it was windy, chilly and rainy. I did get fairly drenched as I didn't have...

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Eva James @pitstop One got very wet as she didn't want to go in and I wasn't chasing her . There is a couple of areas she could get shelter

31 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 29 Aug

I left work at 6 am yesterday after working the night and the weather wasn't good at all. I had parked my car at the outside car park 10 minutes away and it was windy, chilly and rainy. I did get fairly drenched as I didn't have...

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LindaOH @pitstop That's really miserable.

31 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 29 Aug

I left work at 6 am yesterday after working the night and the weather wasn't good at all. I had parked my car at the outside car park 10 minutes away and it was windy, chilly and rainy. I did get fairly drenched as I didn't have...

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DE @pitstop Sometimes that kind of thing happens.

30 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 26 Aug

If you're wondering what the weird title is, the picture from the supermarket will give you a clue. The medicine section had these two meds right next to each other and it certainly got my attention. I didn't need either, but it...

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rakski @pitstop true! I agree with you

27 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 26 Aug

If you're wondering what the weird title is, the picture from the supermarket will give you a clue. The medicine section had these two meds right next to each other and it certainly got my attention. I didn't need either, but it...

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Judy Evans @pitstop It's a great name, isn't it?

27 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 26 Aug

If you're wondering what the weird title is, the picture from the supermarket will give you a clue. The medicine section had these two meds right next to each other and it certainly got my attention. I didn't need either, but it...

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Kareng @pitstop Probably are with the names!

26 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 26 Aug

If you're wondering what the weird title is, the picture from the supermarket will give you a clue. The medicine section had these two meds right next to each other and it certainly got my attention. I didn't need either, but it...

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Eva James @pitstop Probably not

26 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 22 Sep 12

I use a coffee machine or a plunger for making coffee and hence end up with used coffee grounds which I usually discard in the dustbin. However someone told me that it is good to use this in the garden and helps some plants grow...

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Jim Bauer @pitstop Did it do any good?

24 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 22 Aug

I'm sure I've posted something about the bizarre flavors I've seen at the supermarket. I wonder how they get the chicken flavour into the chips - sure it's a load of chemicals and additives. Not too bad for the occasional snack,...

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Jim Bauer @pitstop I will definitely keep my eyes peeled for them.

23 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 22 Aug

I'm sure I've posted something about the bizarre flavors I've seen at the supermarket. I wonder how they get the chicken flavour into the chips - sure it's a load of chemicals and additives. Not too bad for the occasional snack,...

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rakski @pitstop oh yes, that's true!

23 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 22 Aug

I'm sure I've posted something about the bizarre flavors I've seen at the supermarket. I wonder how they get the chicken flavour into the chips - sure it's a load of chemicals and additives. Not too bad for the occasional snack,...

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DE @pitstop They're really good. I eat them by themselves but other people eat them with cheese and meat.

22 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 18 Aug

I saw this funny, humorous warning on a house gate. As challenging and scary as it sounds, they had a friendly, happy dog that would more likely play with you rather than chase you to attack you. What are some of the funny dog...

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Judy Evans @pitstop No, the dog seems very clever.

21 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 18 Aug

I saw this funny, humorous warning on a house gate. As challenging and scary as it sounds, they had a friendly, happy dog that would more likely play with you rather than chase you to attack you. What are some of the funny dog...

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George B Vieto @pitstop Neither would I want to test a dog running in a race.

19 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 18 Aug

I saw this funny, humorous warning on a house gate. As challenging and scary as it sounds, they had a friendly, happy dog that would more likely play with you rather than chase you to attack you. What are some of the funny dog...

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Eva James @pitstop I have had a couple of dogs that were very territorial.

18 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 18 Aug

I saw this funny, humorous warning on a house gate. As challenging and scary as it sounds, they had a friendly, happy dog that would more likely play with you rather than chase you to attack you. What are some of the funny dog...

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Eva James @pitstop Some would go after you

18 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 13 Aug

We had an interesting display at the city and spent a Sunday afternoon exploring it. It was a house constructed upside down. The furniture on the inside was all on the ceiling and kitchen and bedrooms were all topsy turvy. It was...

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George B Vieto @pitstop

14 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 13 Aug

We had an interesting display at the city and spent a Sunday afternoon exploring it. It was a house constructed upside down. The furniture on the inside was all on the ceiling and kitchen and bedrooms were all topsy turvy. It was...

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snowy @pitstop They just hang there..I think not sure how they are suspended or how the ornaments stay on. I am sure they need something a bit extra to hang them so gravity doesn't take them down.

14 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 13 Aug

We had an interesting display at the city and spent a Sunday afternoon exploring it. It was a house constructed upside down. The furniture on the inside was all on the ceiling and kitchen and bedrooms were all topsy turvy. It was...

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rsa101 @pitstop upon checking in chatgpt, it seems there are many in my place that had that house.

14 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 13 Aug

We had an interesting display at the city and spent a Sunday afternoon exploring it. It was a house constructed upside down. The furniture on the inside was all on the ceiling and kitchen and bedrooms were all topsy turvy. It was...

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Amber @pitstop It’s pretty large.

14 Aug

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Pitstop @pitstop (15406) • Australia 13 Aug

We had an interesting display at the city and spent a Sunday afternoon exploring it. It was a house constructed upside down. The furniture on the inside was all on the ceiling and kitchen and bedrooms were all topsy turvy. It was...

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DE @pitstop The upside down rooms are seen through peepholes. You walk around the rooms in a hallway and then out an exit.

14 Aug

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