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I got a pbase account and went on a photography trip to Cairns.

Cairns trip

And these pics were from a thunderstorm the other night

Thunderstorm pics

Thunder struck a few meters from my house and fried my PC.... :P

hahah cool, cats are great subjects arent they?

that's wickind cocker spaniel :( or king charlse...

First, get your DNA

then add thses nucleases

then incubate..

then run a gel

VOLLA you get DNA gel.

CSI make it sooo easy, IT FARKING TAKES HOURS!!!! and you dont get PRINT out in REAL WORLD!!! :lol:

farking CSI I hate the show!!! very misleading. B)

wow we just did DNA finger printing in science, like learnt about it and sutf..yes csi is very crapness

hhhmmm frog Legs :):P

our work had wine tour last friday @ the swan vally

Food :)

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wine tour last Friday I am in there somewhere :)

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This was stuck on our TOUR BUS!!!

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I was thinking who the hell BRINGS ROCK with you in bus

JUST MAYBE~ you need it to mash the window. :lol: :lol:

cheers

Joe

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