No Cousins BlakJak Very Good Family Friendsblakjak wrote:I'll cover for ya at the wedding and you go exploring.
Any hot female cousins?
That's not that bad actually. A current-gen smartphone LCD digitiser replacement is like close to $200 parts only. Granted it does have the touch overlay, but it's also a lot smaller. Money is money though.phytrix wrote:I broke my laptop screen, gotta buy a $90 replacement
... now you can check your emails while you urbex?Crispex wrote:Win 8 tablet finally arrived, yaay.
I could already do thatMidget wrote:... now you can check your emails while you urbex?Crispex wrote:Win 8 tablet finally arrived, yaay.
I remember playing a game of menu memory on my old Nokia brick in primary school. Change the language to something random and attempt to change it back.Crispex wrote:...
Back in the days where you had to invent your own games to pass the time. Once I changed it to Chinese and I couldn't get it back so I had to get help from my parents. Lol. Don't think that's the tide, I'm talking about between the Gabba and the bridge entryaydun wrote:That'd be the tide.
Either one works. lolMidget wrote:Lie or live?
Yup, it was the tide >.<aydun wrote:That'd be the tide.
yes, more often than not can't get to that side pipe due to the tide, but where did you reckon it was up to? highest i've seen has still been a fair bit down from the open pit sectionphytrix wrote:Yup, it was the tide >.<aydun wrote:That'd be the tide.
Hit the water maybe 100m or so before entry to the 3rd pipe is possible. Walked all the way up past the birdcage before we decided to turn back, before heading down the 3rd pipe and turning back when the pipe shrinked from a 1.5m to be a little lower. I don't imagine there's anything worth exploring past there? Also didn't get a chance to head down south of the dry entry, which is where I'm told the chimney and a few other features are located, so will have to get back there soonNo+Pro wrote:yes, more often than not can't get to that side pipe due to the tide, but where did you reckon it was up to? highest i've seen has still been a fair bit down from the open pit sectionphytrix wrote:Yup, it was the tide >.<aydun wrote:That'd be the tide.
got a few decent shots though thanks to all the tips I received from Unclehaggs, so I'll have to upload those tomorrow 
I love this doco! I can't believe that is how he lives his life, but each to their own i guessphytrix wrote: The Imposter, a documentary and true story about a French man that adopts the identity of a missing child in Texas. Has a lot of reenactments and current day interviews with people of interest (the man himself, the family, FBI officials, etc.).
Yeah it's pretty crazy, must be really traumatic for the families though. I wouldn't be surprised if his brother murdered him though, it would fit the details pretty well. Guess they'll never know...DFEX wrote:I love this doco! I can't believe that is how he lives his life, but each to their own i guessphytrix wrote: The Imposter, a documentary and true story about a French man that adopts the identity of a missing child in Texas. Has a lot of reenactments and current day interviews with people of interest (the man himself, the family, FBI officials, etc.).