Yes mate general waste bin weekly recycle fortnight.

I think most councils have the same collection cycle but one thing I have noticed over the years "bin" sizes are varied depending the council, I wonder how they come to that decision.

well yes i do, seeing i breed rare breed pigs i think it to be very accurate......

they are extremely smart animals...especially the rare breed pigs who have not had their instinct bred out of them.....

I'm not sure that the curing process would change the meat overly once the damage is done. Most of the damage is done my endorphins released during the slaughter anyway.

trolling or serious

if serious i feel sorry for you

Where does it say he's heavily religious and a signatory to this peculiar alliance? Also being a signatory to something does not preclude some from having an expert opinion, especially when they possess a phd from a noted institution. I'm not sure what the fuck statistics and left/right wing ideology has to do with religion anyway, you're a strange one.

I feel sorry for your pigs man

Wow he actually believes it :lol:

Batfink: Resident Johnny expert.

Is there anything he doesn't farm? Other than common sense.

this is correct,if the animal is stressed or isn't killed quickly/clean kill, then the brain releases these chemicals which taint the meat

why is that?

i'm very big on common sense......perhaps it is you who isn't???

you are such a negative person...maybe that's why you have these employment issues????

I'm not the guy claiming to have business as a tradie along with various other enterprises, work with underpriviliged youth, run a sound studio, farm chickens, pigs, and fuck knows what else. And what else was it you claimed you did the other day? All while posting repeatedly on a business day.

I'm not saying I don't believe all your exploits, I'm just calling bullshit.

go ahead call bullshit...i have nothing to hide...i have a rich and rewarding life and an driven to succeed, perhaps you need to lift your game and achieve more in life....you only get one go at it and it's very short...i am 51 and making sure i fill it right up.....

where are you located??? come and visit if you like.....or send me your email via PM and ill send you pics of my farm and office pigs etc.....

no bullshit here brother just a hard working aussie who loves life and living it to the fullest....simple mate....;) :cool:

I would like to be emailed a picture of the office pigs. Cheers

nice one....

office, pigs...is that better???

a little different from bush pigs, or office bush pigs

Batfink: a man who runs a staff of 20 people and is 'planning' 3-5 days a week struggles to communicate with people. Hilarious.

Strange response.... why are you so down on me....is it the differing political opinion,
or is it that i am successful?? what is it that you have to TRY and run me down and bring me down to your level??? you are very negative....i do feel sorry for you....

chin up brother and keep punching...believe and things just might turn around for you.....TRY and remain positive.....half glass full and all that....



Edited by batfink: 9/7/2013 01:37:24 PM

lol @ Batfink trying to appear condescending :lol:

He might have been more responsive were you to offer to email him pics of hot naked ladies, rather than of your office and pigs.

i doubt it.......he would just find something to whinge about....always avoid answering question and responses.....

Because
1) religious belief is correlated with right wing ideology
2) there is a general belief in science that asks how can one lead a 'double life' by 'leaving one's religious belief at the laboratory door' and then go back to practicing religion outside the lab. It means one is compartmentalising their mind.

The statistician is William Briggs and if you evaluate his various blog notes, he is died in the wool religious.
His views on climate change are very unscientific and he is a signatory to the RELIGIOUS NUTJOB Cornwall Alliance, which denies the science of climate change, purely because 'God wouldn't allow it to happen' :oops: :oops: :oops:

He decided to a dumb thing and question the statistics to do with a particular paper on climate change, on another particular scientific blog site. Unfortunately for him, the author of the website is also a statistician, and well, Briggs had his arse handed to him and was made a fool of publicly. Needless to say Briggs hasn't gone back.

It doesn't make much to join the dots and see that William Briggs is died in the wool right wing and religious and has a big agenda to push. I take his 'critique' of the IQ paper with a grain of salt.

Edited by ozboy: 9/7/2013 07:20:06 PM

Thank you Matt...

How anyone can work for Batfink I'll never know. The mans a lunatic.

What a silly, juvenile statement.



I'm yet to see any evidence this Briggs character is leading a "double life", nor works anywhere near a laboratory.



Just unsubstantiated allegations so far. Show me where he is a "signature"? Even if he was, that wouldn't repudiate his intellectual authority on this matter,far greater than yours or mine.



You feel free to take his critique with a grain of salt and I'll do the same with the IQ paper.

LOL.....funny i have heaps of long term employee's....one has been with me 19 years.....and have another 6 at over 10 years.....another 6 at over 5 years....they love working for me, i am a good employer......i treat them how i would like to be treated....

and thanks for the compliment.....:cool: :-"

Your wife doesn't count.

Just read this. OMG Ozboy, you have problems son.

I am an atheist and am politically right wing. I don't need a religious leader telling me what and how to think and yet I have come to believe in conservative politics. How do you explain that?

Meanwhile plenty of the lefties I've met treat their beliefs as quasi-religion - their socialism, communism, Islamophilia, anti-Americanism and anti-capitalism, global warming alarmism, anti-Israel...umm...ism and yes, their atheism. They treat all these as unshakeable dogmas and are unwilling to broaden their views.

Ozboy, I don't know what kind of bad experiences you've had with members of the clergy but you can't let your irrational hatred of religion underpin your views on just about everything. It's unhealthy.

What happened to live and let live?

hey Negafroman how are you today??????

No my wife and i are longer term than that....!!

34 years now.....

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ah did it with thanks to Joffa....here is my Large black sow, she is my oldest at 7 years and is due to farrow this week.....she is around 275KG and a gentle giant....her piglets taste awesome...he he he he

Edited by batfink: 10/7/2013 02:18:15 PM

How religion makes people vote right-wing
http://epiphenom.fieldofscience.com/2008/10/how-religion-makes-people-vote-right.html



You're missing the point. Its about congruency of your mental constructs. Laboratory is metaphorical - it refers to practicing science in work hours, then practising religion which involves the absence of reason, outside work.


Oops, he is a signatory to the Manhattan Declaration:
http://www.climatescienceinternational.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=66
http://manhattandeclaration.org/#2
MANHATTAN DECLARATION
Because the sanctity of human life, the dignity of marriage as a union of husband and wife, and the freedom of religion are foundational principles of justice and the common good, we affirm:
1. The profound, inherent, and equal dignity of every human life
2. Marriage as a union of one man and one woman
3. Religious liberty and the inherent freedom of human beings
As Orthodox, Catholic, and Evangelical Christians, we take seriously the Biblical admonition to respect and obey those in authority. Because we honor justice and the common good, we will fully and ungrudgingly render to Caesar what is Caesar’s. But under no circumstances will we render to Caesar what is God’s.

Subsequently, there is the Manhattan Declaration on Climate Change:
Manhattan Declaration on Climate Change
“Global warming” is not a global crisis

We, the scientists and researchers in climate and related fields, economists, policymakers, and business leaders, assembled at Times Square, New York City, participating in the 2008 International Conference on Climate Change,

Resolving that scientific questions should be evaluated solely by the scientific method;

Affirming that global climate has always changed and always will, independent of the actions of humans, and that carbon dioxide (CO2) is not a pollutant but rather a necessity for all life................
............Now, therefore, we recommend –
[size=7]That world leaders reject the views expressed by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ...........
That all taxes, regulations, and other interventions intended to reduce emissions of CO2 be abandoned forthwith[/size].

He is also a signatory to a letter sent to Fox News, supporting climate change denial
http://www.landandwaterusa.com/GlobalWarming/2010GlobalWarming/10-14LetterToMrRogerEAiles.htm

And regarding Briggs' further lack of scientific practice he has contributed his time to The Heartland Institute - one of the most well known fronts for big oil/coal that denies the overwhelming science of anthropogenic climate change
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/William_M._Briggs


Yeah, I will take his critique with a grain of salt, considering the paper didn't suit his ideology, he is a mathematician not a psychologist and he is not involved in journalistic peer review.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer_review
Peer review is the evaluation of work by one or more people of similar competence to the producers of the work (peers). It constitutes a form of self-regulation by qualified members of a profession within the relevant field. Peer review methods are employed to maintain standards of quality, improve performance, and provide credibility. In academia peer review is often used to determine an academic paper's suitability for publication.