@Kezza Sadly, no Viking-themed artwork graces my flanks, and my references as a shaggin’ wagon might need an update. Though I do have a modified exhaust that can turn heads.
FROM THE DEPTHS OF MOLÉ’s EPICENTRE: I knew it. The minute the lights went off I knew it. That unhung geranium passing himself off as a neighbour and who would take anything that wasn’t nailed down has struck again. By the time the lights came back on the fiend had stolen my motor moler.
Hey! I am from Churchill, a town close to Moe (and hence we felt the tremor/quake almost as strongly). Please lay off the jokes at Moe and Moe people.
I did hear though that early estimates coming out of Frankston suggest the quake might have caused as much as $3 million dollars worth of improvements.
I thought a truck was coming through the front of the house – and then the side – and then altogether!! Inexplicable, it seemed.
Watching stuff fall off the sideboard (inherited) on one side of the room, while trying to save the computer screen on the other – and then trying to decide who to save.
34 thoughts on “THE MOLE PEOPLE ARE COMING!”
kezza2
June 20, 2012 at 3:57 pm@ Holden Back
(Are you the Sin Bin model??)
[Who hasn’t made a Largish Error at closing time in Moe?]
Ha ha. Good one.
As everyone knows Eden-Monaro (another Holdenite!) is THE weathervane.
Moe is the Margin of Error in the pollsters’ dreams.
Mr Pajama Pudding
June 20, 2012 at 3:58 pmWeird guy from three doors down = subject of “What’s He Building In There?”
drovers cat
June 20, 2012 at 4:08 pmThanks Paddy, you’re right – she plays the guitar better than me too, earthquake or no
Holden Back
June 20, 2012 at 4:10 pm@Kezza Sadly, no Viking-themed artwork graces my flanks, and my references as a shaggin’ wagon might need an update. Though I do have a modified exhaust that can turn heads.
kezza2
June 20, 2012 at 4:22 pm@ Holden Back
So sorry to hear of your colostomy.
Must be ‘orrible indeed.
Now, tell me, which came first:
shaggin wagon
or sin bin?
Oh, and thanks for the Viking reminder.
Wasn’t it all so terribly twee for the biceps crowd.
I lurve living in Motown.
Holden Back
June 20, 2012 at 4:38 pm@Kezza nothing so sad – just the usual flatulator.
I’d vote for shaggin’ wagon, on no particular grounds.
Heavy metal, high harmonies, poor personal hygeine and long hair: still with us. Just now with extra tatts.
kezza2
June 20, 2012 at 4:46 pm@ Holden Back
Ah, glory days.
Channel 7 was here today.
Filming the wreckage of Woolworths (latter-day-Safeway).
Bout the only thing damaged from the 5.2 earthquake.
Coles did a booming trade.
Guess Woolworths was insured against God Acts.
Venise Alstergren
June 20, 2012 at 4:59 pmFROM THE DEPTHS OF MOLÉ’s EPICENTRE: I knew it. The minute the lights went off I knew it. That unhung geranium passing himself off as a neighbour and who would take anything that wasn’t nailed down has struck again. By the time the lights came back on the fiend had stolen my motor moler.
Harry1951
June 20, 2012 at 5:57 pmHey! I am from Churchill, a town close to Moe (and hence we felt the tremor/quake almost as strongly). Please lay off the jokes at Moe and Moe people.
I did hear though that early estimates coming out of Frankston suggest the quake might have caused as much as $3 million dollars worth of improvements.
kezza2
June 20, 2012 at 6:53 pmHARRY1951
Hey, it was pretty weird, wasn’t it?
I thought a truck was coming through the front of the house – and then the side – and then altogether!! Inexplicable, it seemed.
Watching stuff fall off the sideboard (inherited) on one side of the room, while trying to save the computer screen on the other – and then trying to decide who to save.
The pets, the kids, or myself!
Lucky it stopped.