Bias_2012 wrote on Oct 2^nd, 2016 at 3:47pm:



and or change it......dont they want aboriginal art on the flag.. cringe cringe...

at least Pauline isnt ashamed of it.. good on her.. no I dont like everything she says... but at least she says it to our faces.....not doing creepy deals behind doors like the bloody greens.... all they think about is gay marriage...give us a break.

Bias_2012 wrote on Oct 2^nd, 2016 at 3:47pm:


Evidence, please.   

freediver wrote on Oct 2^nd, 2016 at 11:35pm:



News for you freediver, you're the one misrepresenting the political parties. Change the ON icon to a kangaroo, koala or wombat, I'll settle for a wombat since I'm trying to save them out in the bush

Tip: when traveling on back roads that have warning signs for animals crossing the road, slow to 70ks/hour and at that speed you'll have a much better chance of avoiding hitting a wombat. Speeds higher than that means you have to stop on a dime but you'll hit the animal anyway

At 70ks, as I have proved, when you first spot a roo or wombat, there is enough time for you to compute all the conditions and as well as that, the animal will more likely turn the other way and walk or hop back into the bush. At faster speeds, they inevitably run or hop across the road in front of your vehicle

I haven't hit any animals applying my slower speed, but I've seen road kill everywhere by other motorists, it's a disgrace

Simply have patients and drive slower. We all should adopt that motto


Now, this is not a spiel for ON, it's what i do myself and it's to protect Australia's natural fauna from careless tourists and locals, most of which would be Labor and Coalition supporters and voters judging by voting figures found on the AEC site, we all know those figures anyway

freediver wrote on Oct 5^th, 2016 at 5:00am:



Yeah but you crazy Libs and Labs refuse to slow down, that was my first observation in this research. Hardly any of youse concentrate on preventing damage to your cars or preventing roadkill

You know nothing about it anyway. Long or short grass has practically nothing to do with it, it's the way the animal reacts to vehicles moving towards them. The animal can be in plain sight on the side of the road but the speed of the vehicle determines whether the roo or wombat panics, or has time to make it's own "rational" decision to move out of the way of a monster moving in the it's direction

You might decide that you're safe to drive by the animal on the side of the road, at high speed, it doesn't work, the critter will bolt across the road and you'll ask: "why didn't the bloody thing use it's brains and stand still when it saw me coming"

I've seen plenty of dead animals on roads with scrub and trees on the sides, no one slows down, and i've seen dead wombats, one every fifteen ks in open country on one 150k trip I made

I've come up with a simple inexpensive solution to greatly reducing roadkill, but I'm frigged if I'll tell you ignorant Libs and Labs about it, it'll go straight to One Nation because over the years, the Libs and Labs have rejected my letters on any and all issue I've written about, especially about multinational companies' tax issues. Don't honor yourselves too much, your days are coming to an end, attitudes are changing and you flipheads are not changing with them