I have no idea how to make threads

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: RowanBean

Winter can kill you just because you're outside.

I hear tell.

Ice can kill you equally. At least that's what they told me.

a reply to: RowanBean

The only ice I see on a regular basis is in whiskey and it ain't got close to killin me.

Yet.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: RowanBean

The only ice I see on a regular basis is in whiskey and it ain't got close to killin me.

Yet.

*chuckles*

a reply to: Phage

Oh goodness it's almost 6am.

One more thing, I miss the rain in Hawaii. It comes in practically the same time every day.
And it's different than any rain I've encountered. The drops are big and looks like a big storm. but when you stand in it, the drops are lite like a feather.

Yes it is truly Paradise

a reply to: RowanBean

Oh dear😄

a reply to: Bigburgh

Ka ua.
There are songs written about it and it displays many varied characteristics.
www.kamehamehapublishing.org...

a reply to: Phage

Looked it up, Michael Keale?

Kaua:
But then I found this sad piece.

The lowest class of people were the Kaua. There were very few of them, maybe they were what was left of the early people who came to Hawaii. They were the outcasts who lived on certain lands and grew their own food. Hawaiians could not mix with them. In fact, Hawaiians would not go near them. It was forbidden to go on kaua land and to eat food that they had grown or they would be put to death. Kaua usually wore tattoo on their forehead. Sometimes priests would call out a Kaua and sacrifice him.....

www.kapunahala.k12.hi.us...

BTW thanks for the music links

Rain names are a precious legacy from our kūpuna who were keen observers of the world around them and who had a nuanced understanding of the forces of nature. They knew that one place could have several types of rain, each distinct from the other.  They knew when a particular rain would fall, its color, its duration, its intensity, its path, its sound, its scent, and its effect on the land and their lives

a reply to: Bigburgh

Different word entirely.

But yeah, ancient Hawaii was a feudal and cruel society. Kings, warriors, workers and slaves.

a reply to: Phage

Yes i looked at your link and edited my post..
To add per your link..

Rain names are a precious legacy from our kūpuna who were keen observers of the world around them and who had a nuanced understanding of the forces of nature. They knew that one place could have several types of rain, each distinct from the other.  They knew when a particular rain would fall, its color, its duration, its intensity, its path, its sound, its scent, and its effect on the land and their lives

a reply to: Phage

So if you're Australian, go away. Because, kangaroos.

So your afraid of kangaroos , hmmm , best you not come here then , because , cassowary's . cone shells , blue ringed octopus , a dozen kind of snakes , two kinds of spiders , one will kill you the others just screw you up . What have i forgot . White pointers , salt water crocs . numerous jellyfish . Welcome , me and Sub will show you around .

a reply to: hutch622

Beach worms?
www.beachworming.com.au...


Edit: Do you lift bruh!

😆😅😁

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: hutch622

Beach worms?
www.beachworming.com.au...

At least Phage isn't living in North Korea. Now that would be a nightmare for him.

Well you probably do now.

Enjoy the Ride!

a reply to: RowanBean

As long as it's not Australia, Phage will survive.

a reply to: Phage

hahaha - I thought it was the spiders and snakes that scared you

a reply to: Bigburgh

Baby worm , Gippsland worm grows to 9 feet.

a reply to: Bigburgh

hahaha that has to be a fake Marshall. So much air moving from a lead?

originally posted by: hutch622
a reply to: Bigburgh

Baby worm , Gippsland worm grows to 9 feet.

What in #s name do you fish for with them?

a reply to: Sublimecraft

LOL - was that declared on the manifest last time you came back to Freo?

Fullly sick

a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

What in #s name do you fish for with them?

Really big fish .