Reminds me of attend the Mardi Gras 20 years ago. Local businesses were selling the humble milk crate (to stand on as the crowd was so large) for $5 each. Funnily enough,after the parade they were not interetsed in buying them back!
The Bushfire Royal Commission is exposing how close the ACT came to losing some of our most endangered and vulnerable flora and fauna, and how a rapid response team is helping avoid further devastation during the fragile recovery stage https://t.co/ytdlpyegxF(1 hour ago)
Shannon Noll visited the Bayldon Ag store in Queanbeyan this week to catch up with old mate Paul Nicholl. The popular Aussie singer has been in isolation during the past few months and was taking a break from dad duties https://t.co/K4e8dPFhnv(2 hours ago)
The Canberra football community is uniting to help those less fortunate. A large initiative is underway to deliver educational supplies and books to children in need https://t.co/0PlJRl36Ym(5 hours ago)
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What the toilet said.
(I.e. what it says on the side of the toilet.)
I would be impressed if it was atop the weird red thing.
Reminds me of attend the Mardi Gras 20 years ago. Local businesses were selling the humble milk crate (to stand on as the crowd was so large) for $5 each. Funnily enough,after the parade they were not interetsed in buying them back!
Looks like a game of Tetris.
Craters gonna crate. Probably.
I particularly like that there is a poster immediately below it reading “WTF?”. Quite so.