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Oh no, I’m tuning the violin,

Or go to a good pub with their mates for a catchup:D

With all the measurement variations, I think a TMO maybe needed

I’ve never been to a show where we covered our costs, fly the flag and promote the business. Worse was a stand at the field days the company spent over $500k and sold,at little margin, over the 4...

I am, but I don’t care, that’s the worse of it .:thumbsup:

phillipo your da man, I’ll have a beer with you next year, even if I have to bring my own:cool:

Most there are Fit and Proper citizens, able to own firearms, but not have a beer FFS. Did they still have the window of opportunity to purchase a firearm and go up stairs to an AO to confirm and...

Exactly:thumbsup:

Do you belong to the temperance union?

Oh shit, I won’t go there after last years coffee and pie:D

I probably wouldn’t have had a beer, but who the Wally that decides? I’m sure to Good George would have turned up and run a great beer tent as per the Field days?

phil243 it’s the PC world we now live in, the weekends we had in Taupo were really great. The shows were great, the exhibits awesome.
I don’t know about this year, I didn’t attend, but last years...

Old Mr Bernie and his wife would call on me in the 80s at Fletchers in Carterton. He used to pocket book timber all round New Zealand.
I had a few sessions there in the lat 60s with my mates on...

When Mr Bernie owned it?
It seems these day wokeness is a real disease :D

It was easier to stay in Tauranga and save the diesel

But that never happen in Taupo, mine you we weren’t drinking Waikato

It’s not easy to get to a pub from mystery creek, if one of you are going north and the other south, a bar to have a quick beer and a relaxing catch up would be good. At Taupo you could wander across...

Yep, it’s gone woke and diesels to expensive to waste:D
The Taupo heydays are gone

Kin oath

So like last year, little in the way of firearms and no ammo, pity the semis are gone, the police control last year was pathetic and there was No alcohol, OK if you a nun, I don’t think I’ll be...