The sika show again, who is going.?

All good!

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Originally Posted by Pengy

If I do manage to get to the show, I will try and make myself obvious, so feel free to say gday if you spot the pengy. ;)

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What are you saying? Every one has to walk around looking down? :P

Quite the opposite actually smart arse :P
I shall wear my bestist Penguin Beanie

I just thought that one through a bit more. Sorry Gibo, you are probably closer with the looking down bit, given how close to the ground my arse lives

Your arse is alive?

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Originally Posted by Maca49

Your arse is alive?

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"fly blown" would give that feeling.

Some say it does a good impression of being very dead at times

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Originally Posted by Pengy

Some say it does a good impression of being very dead at times

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Are we still discussing your arse?

It would seem that way old chap ;)

So what sort of pillies do you prefer 'Pengy? I got South African ones and other ones here. The South African ones are a bit green in the guts I don't know what they have been eating. You might know, didn't you swing past there a few years back.

I will be deploying the net a few time in the next fortnight and I hope to get a mess of flounder for the rest of us to dine on.

Cheeky fella. :P
I think they are called Sardines in SA . Pilchard being the Cornish name. I prefer Mackerel.

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Originally Posted by Pengy

Cheeky fella. :P
I think they are called Sardines in SA . Pilchard being the Cornish name. I prefer Mackerel.

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You too. We catch a lot of yellowtail, (Jack Mackerel) out here in the Firth (boney bloody things) and don't bother to bring them home except when we have my large Maori brother in law on the boat.

I smoke them for him' just so I can study 'human evolution' When I watch him at work on a fish I know I have just seen where they got the idea from for some machines that are in use today.

The fish is pushed in one side of his very generous mouth at a steady pace and it exits the other side of his face as a shiny skeleton. Meanwhile the flesh I presume is proceeding at a steady stream down his throat as indicated by the by the rapid movements of the throat. But most impressive of all, is the concentrated frown and steady stream of small bones issuing forth from the pursed lips on a low arch to splatter on the ground.

Its poetry to watch.

Poetry. Nah poultry in motion @sciribe

OK so reading thru the forums there are a lot of us going to Taupo that weekend but how many are actually going to end up at the show?

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Originally Posted by Keltic_Kiwi

OK so reading thru the forums there are a lot of us going to Taupo that weekend but how many are actually going to end up at the show?

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