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This is so funny and so stupid at the same time. And I practiced the math when I figured that out! |
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I developed a taste for them when I lived in Oz...they'd all call out your cunty ass if you called them British. :badpokerface: There is actually a similar British cookie called Penguin but I think they are inferior. https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/eati...22-h1owzt.html Tim Tams are also like $2 a package there and have a multitude of flavours we don't get here like White Chocolate and Double Dipped. I can't take it upon myself to pay $5+ here for a plain old original https://www.taste.com.au/food-news/e...ralia/204w5t3o |
Tim Tams are great, try the Tim Tam Slam next time you get some: Bite a corner off each end, then use it as a straw to drink ice coffee from. The coffee will come up and get absorbed by the cookie, then you slam it down. The ultimate Aussie culinary experience |
They were doing samples of Tim Tam earlier at Still Creek Costco. Maybe I should've tried it. |
There were timtams with a cherry filling that I only saw in Oz, loved that one |
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Tim Tams are the greatest thing I put in my mouth ...except my foot... Want pics? :smug: |
I have never tried a Tim Tam. I am now inclined to do so. |
Tim Tam's are the fricken best!! |
Your mom’s a Tim Tam ! |
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you and your strange sex toys Traum... thats the biggest clit vibrator ive ever seen. |
Boeing says workers skipped required tests on 787 but recorded work as completed FAA: Boeing apparently didn't confirm bonding "where the wings join the fuselage." Quote:
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You should see what the workers do on their smoke breaks at avcorp, nothing new |
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Fucking hell............ emergency alert test by the feds, this time. Chillin' and watching the Jays game. Jumped out of my couch from the loud alarm. Now the station is off line. That's my excitement for the day, jbol. |
The older I get, the more I realize that people don't give AF about their jobs. It's scary, especially in these highly sensitive industries where life and death are a thing. These are just regular people with very low motivation or integrity in very important positions. |
Nevermind the wings on the 787 are carbon fibre... that alone scares me quite a bit, I know it's widely used on things nowadays but not over and over and over in tensile strength type of conditions. I certainly hope it's better shit than hockey sticks are made out of lolol |
Do you have fears of being on a plane which then suddenly nose dives and you crash, die, and never be heard from ever again? :) |
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There’s plenty of documentaries on them shifting HQ to Chicago, and the Dreamliner really being the catalyst for outsourcing components of their planes and then doing final assembly in Seattle, as opposed to building everything in house. The Dreamliner has one of the best safety records of any plan in existence I believe, so I wouldn’t be too concerned, but as the culture of safety slips, who knows with newer models. I just dumped all my Boeing stock the other day at a 60% loss (probably serves me right for buying the dip after the 2 Max 8’s crashed) however, I wasn’t exactly sold on the Max’s either when on a recent trip to Vegas the entire cabin power shut off while still taxing to the gate (on top of being delayed an hour in Vegas for computer problems ‘the computer not accepting data’) |
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