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I was born at the right time in Australia to see them live before they were the biggest rock & roll band. I think I've seen them 20+ times approx.

Pulo my favorite version.

She can blow my trumpet anytime

She's Gone what when wrong....

Leora always looks great in pink. Pretty in Pink....

RLC women think they can strip sexy. Check out the 10:45 minute mark, it puts most of the RFC women to shame.

Leora tells me "It does not really matter where you get your appetite from as long as you eat at home." so all should be ok.

As long as the Koala gets to best view of his beloved Leora all is good in the world of the marsupial.

Glad I can still make you laugh HF

Sure did, the Koala gets more action than Paul and the BF that's for sure.

Hoping Leora doesn't take the long way home!!!!

She doesn't normally take it out with her

Hey SG, she is looking good.

thanks I missed her leaving

Has Leora left already?

I remember Stella being a party girl back in 2016. She's hot as hell now.... I better shut up or Leora will get the shits with me. She still hasn't forgiven me for saying Radi has hot.

Wow, Stella has matured since her first stay.

Good Morning Leora

Good Lord nothing could stop Leora jumping on stage and riding on the train.... naughty Leora....

STOP THE PRESSES, I'VE FOUND LEORA. She's at the Aussie Band AC-DC concert if you look closely in the crowd you can see her with Maila.

Do we need to send out Aboriginal trackers to find Leora? Aboriginal trackers The excellent tracking skills of these Aboriginal Australians were advantageous to settlers in finding food and water and locating missing persons.

The Australian expression 'black stump' is the name for an imaginary point beyond which the country is considered remote or uncivilised, an abstract marker of the limits of established settlement. The origin of the expression, especially in its evolved use as an imaginary marker in the landscape, is contested. The various claims are discussed below. The term "Black stump" was used as land markers on a surveyors plan and was first referred to as a boundary marker in a New South Wales court case involving a land law dispute. See R v West [1831] NSWSupC 66 (12 October 1831). The case refers to vacant land at Woolloomooloo where a surveyor had difficulty in ascertaining the boundaries as he could not find a plan from the days of Governor Lachlan Macquarie. In the case it stated, "...and he pointed to some old stumps, which he said had been marked...defendant would not admit that the cross line marked by me on the plan was not part of his boundary...he said it ran to a black stump beyond the line, which he said had been marked...; he said the line was to run somewhere thereabouts; utmost extent claimed by defendant was the black stump of which I have spoken...made no claims beyond South Head road..." One theory states that the expression derives from the use of black stumps in the landscape as markers when directing travellers. Other explanations relate to historical events associated with places or geographical features with names incorporating the phrase "black stump". At least three regional Australian towns claim the expression originated in their general vicinity. Black Stump - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG

Crikey, she could be anywhere from her apartment to the black stump 🤣

Leora & Maila if you wanted to know more about my comments and what they mean. This video will help you out.

Chris will be ok once he rubs one off 🙂