Comments by "Link Knight" (@OffGridInvestor) on "WPLG Local 10" channel.

  1. They kind of said it was fighting them at first. My cat was a feral kitten. She's got absolutely fearless hunting tactics and reasonably often I come home to half eaten rabbit on the floor. She brings mice in in the middle of the night and I can tell she has them by the meow. Wants my approval before she will eat them.
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  2.  @MartintheTinman  very true. The litter my kitten come from had angry ones, a shy one and 2 friendly ones. I had her and her brother but he used to venture far out and although he was chipped and had a collar and tag, I think a certain neighbors dog got him (same dog got about 40 lambs too). I honestly think I should be taking feral kittens to tame and sell as mouse hunters because they're unbelievable mouse catchers. Of course excluding the nasty ones.
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  3. @Wayne Smith so why did they have to research what it was after they heard it's noise? Any REAL VET would just straight up tell you what you found. Hell I am over the other side of the world and know that tuftes ears mean it's a bobcat or something native.
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  4. That's what happened here and it cost them 40K
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  5. We don't have monitors here in Australia.
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  6. Yeah. Coz all moms hunt in the middle of suburbia in carparks for lazy white women coming out of Walmart or some mall.
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  7. ​ @dboogeman2002 NO. It ONLY lowers acidity. CEMENT US LIMESTONE. I know because a town near me has been making it since the 1800s from the limestone deposits. First place they were making it? THE BEACH. "Limeburners Point"
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  8. ​ @jamesbenz3228 oh CAUSTIC ingredients Mr Expert? It's BURNT LIMESTONE. THAT'S the ingredients. Wholely and solely. I know because the town near me has had the industry for over 100 years, first started burning limestone ON THE SEA SHORE right next to where they fish. It lowers acidity in the water. The cheapest base is lime. They pour concrete in water ALL THE TIME because my uncle was involved in building ports.
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  9. No. It only lowers acidity. CEMENT IS LIMESTONE. I know because a town near me has been making it since the 1800s from the limestone deposits. First place they were making it? THE BEACH. "Limeburners Point"
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  10. Diplomatic immunity applies to diplomats, not their homicidal kids. And I think it was more made to stop diplomats getting caught up in local political "crimes" in some countries.
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  11. ​ @IceLynne you've got ZERO REAL world know of cement. CEMENT IS LIMESTONE, burnt. And if there's "chemicals" then WHAT chemical? I know because a town near me has been making it since the 1800s from the limestone deposits. First place they were making it? THE BEACH. "Limeburners Point". They used WOOD fires and fished RIGHT next to it. Only lowers the acidity of the water. Slag ISN'T used in cement unless you've got a chinese manufacturer ripping you off because that's a scam over there giving you weak cement. Slag is used SOMETIMES as aggregate and NEVER aluminium with the exception if aluminium SLAG only used by the soviet union in the 70s. Aluminium doesn't work well with concrete. You're another google expert who knows NOBODY in the actual industry.
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  12. So when he bought 27 YEARS AGO it said he couldn't have a new clean pickup in the driveway YEAH SURE... property values would BE LOW because of the STUPID RULES because noone would want to BUY there after hearing this crap
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  13. Cocaine in the water
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  14. This isn't a work truck loaded with dirty tools and covered in mud. It's showroom condition.
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  15. I think they don't eat pork like Muslims. Probably wanted kosher prison food. Stiff shite. Shouldn't have done the crime.
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