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JM2K6 wrote: Fri Feb 24, 2023 9:16 am Is that stony silence? I feel judged

Sorry not stony silence, call it technical difficulties, I tried to post this smiley

and I got error messages, tried several times and thought that because of the update there were issues
It was a good response

What's your basis for the claim that it's statistically insignificant?

These are recommendations because that's all that specific report can do - the committee will turn them into requirements or otherwise based on everything the consultation comes up with.

I'm not sure this is a good ...

This doesn't appear to be true at all?

https://www.epa.govt.nz/public-consultations/in-progress/hydrogen-cyanamide-reassessment/ - ongoing re-assessment of hydrogen cyanamide.

From the report published in December:

as well as high risk for earthworms and collembola (which I guess are ...

Example of this has been around the use of hydrogen cyanamide as a bud breaker for kiwifruit and apples, we were told it was carcinogenic and that it killed wildlife etc etc etc, it was due to be banned on the back of these claims, so extensive studies have now been done on this product and not ...

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?se ... 136&type=3
This is a link to Shellie Evans photography and will help highlight the issue of slash.

Intensive farming practises are completely fucking the environment locally and it should be a national crisis. No-one talks about it.

But, but...

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2021/11/groundswell-drops-hamilton-protest-organiser-over-social-media-post/_jcr_content/par/image ...

8 dead now. :(

Man, the amout of forestry slag and the amount of damage it's caused. :wtf

It amazes me that the forestry industry is allowed to get away with it and the fact they don’t seem to help with the clean up.
Could you imagine any other industry dumping shit into our river systems ...

8 dead now. :(

Man, the amout of forestry slag and the amount of damage it's caused. :wtf

It amazes me that the forestry industry is allowed to get away with it and the fact they don’t seem to help with the clean up.
Could you imagine any other industry dumping shit into our river systems and ...

Guy Smiley wrote: Tue Feb 14, 2023 5:08 am
Jambanja wrote: Tue Feb 14, 2023 4:47 am
dob wrote: Tue Feb 14, 2023 3:59 am

So when we come back again you want us spread around ALL the threads?
They’re not that quick over here
You could call it the PR gene.

Exactly, we not even distant cousins, it’s father and son

dob wrote: Tue Feb 14, 2023 3:59 am
Ymx wrote: Mon Feb 13, 2023 1:47 pm
Can you lock the Irish thread so it vanishes from existence?
So when we come back again you want us spread around ALL the threads?

They’re not that quick over here

Hosking cannot be such a misogynist to a male. I still laugh when he called Key "mate" during one of their love-ins - biased is his middle name.

He's still relentless in his questioning though, now I never heard any of his interviews with Jacinda, I only started listening post her refusal to ...

score?

Starting to really piss down here in Katikati, not too much wind yet, which hopefully for our avocado grower's sakes will stay away, they had a bad enough season from last years cyclone around the same time, two years in a row will be devastating.

All out for 91 was a bit of a surprise to me, perhaps puts NZ's recent efforts there into perspective a bit.

Hosking cannot be such a misogynist to a male. I still laugh when he called Key "mate" during one of their love-ins - biased is his middle name.

He's still relentless in his questioning though, now I never heard any of his interviews with Jacinda, I only started listening post her refusal to go ...

Hellraiser wrote: Sat Feb 11, 2023 10:03 pm
OomStruisbaai wrote: Sat Feb 11, 2023 7:34 pm The Boks will roll this two.
They lost to both teams in November.....

5D chess

Hasn’t made it down to the Mount yet, overcast and a little windy but ok so far, lots of things have been canceled in preparation and I understand the need to do so early, but it seems premature right now.
The wife and daughter are supposed to be flying to Wellington and we’re still not 100% sure ...

Apparently he might be ok, it’s now on track to remove the Coromandel peninsula and give BOP and the East coast all the way to Gisborne, an absolute thrashing

I've nonetheless got my candles, torches and water bottled ready just in case. :thumbup:

Why aren't you in the queue at Pak N ...

tc27 wrote: Fri Feb 10, 2023 8:11 pm That tackle is likely a red.

ENgland down to 13 then.

There was no way that was a red, yellow most definitely

Was that a try, was it really

Enzedder wrote: Fri Feb 10, 2023 6:21 pm
Jeff the Bear wrote: Fri Feb 10, 2023 6:00 pm Huzzah! I have made it!
Until Monday when you will be airmailed to Australia in the wee storm we have arranged for you

Apparently he might be ok, it’s now on track to remove the Coromandel peninsula and give BOP and the East coast all the way to Gisborne, an absolute thrashing

Interestinger and interestinger

Looks like the election this year will be a humdinger - if Hipkins can get some more of his base out of bed it's all on

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/131195407/labour-leads-mori-party-the-kingmaker-in-latest-poll

And... we could get rid of the ZB ...

So, the Pom test is due to start on Tuesday in Tauranga.

Ah, no...

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/300801825/tropical-cyclone-gabrielle-set-to-barrel-toward-new-zealand

Thursday 16th it starts according to the BBC?

I thought it started on Thursday too, I was going to get tickets, will ...

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He co-wrote this as well, only learnt that today

Does anybody have the dream, the ones where you find yourself in a situation where you could have a drink, know you shouldn’t, feel all the guilt associated with having one but find yourself having one anyway, or you doing something and next thing you know you’re having a drink, thinking damn how ...

Tilly Orifice wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 1:08 am Here's a recent one. Good, eh?

John Hannah posts here, cool

Well, we are going to have ahuge test of the efficacy of the vaccine over the next few days in our family.

My sister is quite crook (although the docs don't know what is causing it).

She's 45kgs and been a smoker for close to 60 years and has just caught covid. If she survives, I will be 150 ...

I think it’s a cluster, been hijacked by too many different groups with different agendas, mixed messaging etc, and you’re right, the use of kids is appalling.
I think the rain may dampen a few spirits

I see Mallard ordered the sprinklers turned on, which was quite funny, although, it was already pissing down, so not quite as effective as it might have been if he had done it yesterday, fecking typical, a day late and a dollar short

Oh I don't know...

they're not set to spray. They're set ...

I see Mallard ordered the sprinklers turned on, which was quite funny, although, it was already pissing down, so not quite as effective as it might have been if he had done it yesterday, fecking typical, a day late and a dollar short

You have it wrong. The isolation click resets whenever someone in the house gets the sniffles. If only one person does, its 12 days from when they test positive.

If a second person gets it, the 12 days starts again.

I think

Imagine being in a family of 10

I lifted it from here. Its not ...

Quade wrote: Thu Jan 27, 2022 12:48 am Our Nick is a top bloke. Huge fan.

You have probably the biggest fuckwitt in Australian sports as your avatar, so it surprises me not in the slightest that you are a Kyrgios fanboi

I thought this was going to be about their cringeworthy hero worship of the fucking idiot Nick Kyrgios

He and his doubles partner were a couple of ballbags yesterday.

I think you’re being mean to ballbags but yes they are fuckwitts of the highest order, and the more the Aussie fans go on ...

I thought this was going to be about their cringeworthy hero worship of the fucking idiot Nick Kyrgios

My cousins are right in the middle of this and by all accounts it is bad, the videos I have seen are quite shocking

Kiwias wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 6:41 am
Jambanja wrote: Tue Jun 08, 2021 6:21 am
Kiwias wrote: Sun Jun 06, 2021 10:52 pm You'll spill your coffee when you see it.

North Island is on the move
It is north of Papua New Guinea. The Cook Island ferry companies are going to need bigger boats.

Heading for warmer climates

Kiwias wrote: Sun Jun 06, 2021 10:52 pm You'll spill your coffee when you see it.

North Island is on the move

Something else that struck me - she spoke of going to the head of B'ham Palace HR to seek help with her mental health problems, which I'm willing to believe that she had, and being denied assistance. Surely BP HR deals with hiring and firing the minions, not the personal problems of the Royal ...

My wife and I both drive Toyota SUV's. Whilst we live in a regional town, we never drive off road or on unsealed roads. I like the extra size of an SUV compared to a sedan, it makes my penis feel a bit larger . I also like being higher and the additional vision that affords. I get that they are ...

I thought Spark only had the right to International cricket played locally and that Sky had all international cricket played overseas?

I thought that as well but then in June last year Spark bid for and won the rights from Sky NZ. So all english cricket including their T20 domestic series ...

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