From Twitter 09-10-2010
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Sep. 11th, 2010
A few photos from Melbourne Trip
Sep. 11th, 2010 11:10 amA beautiful male Golden Pheasant appears to strike a pose for the camera.
It took close to 2 hours of plotting, stalking, waiting and patience to get this one clear photograph of this rather fast moving bird
An 18 month old Snow Leopard in calm repose.
This was another one I rebuilt the scene. It was taken through a chain link fence. So, not only did I have to remove that milky shadow from focusing through the fence, I decided to cover the enclosure from around this beautiful big cat.
THPPPT!
Sumatran tiger cub, 6 months old, appears to be giving the world a raspberry!
Crouching Tiger - Hidden Cub: A 6 Month old Sumatran tiger cub pounces on his litter mate.
Sumatran Tiger litter mates.
Two six month old Sumatran Tiger cubs scrutinize their surroundings.
It took close to 2 hours of plotting, stalking, waiting and patience to get this one clear photograph of this rather fast moving bird
An 18 month old Snow Leopard in calm repose.
This was another one I rebuilt the scene. It was taken through a chain link fence. So, not only did I have to remove that milky shadow from focusing through the fence, I decided to cover the enclosure from around this beautiful big cat.
THPPPT!
Sumatran tiger cub, 6 months old, appears to be giving the world a raspberry!
Crouching Tiger - Hidden Cub: A 6 Month old Sumatran tiger cub pounces on his litter mate.
Sumatran Tiger litter mates.
Two six month old Sumatran Tiger cubs scrutinize their surroundings.
More new rules at the local pharmacy
Sep. 11th, 2010 12:57 pmBecause of a few (proportionally) people abusing Nurofen Plus, or Panadiene, things have changed. Not only have they reduced the size of the packages (I liked not having to get it more than once every few months) but now you can only get one or the other at the same time.
Their reasoning: go to your doctor (shell out $79 for the visit) and then get a prescription (if said doctor feels it's necessary, and let me tell you, it has been my experience that the GPs could give a shit how much pain you are in as long as they don't have to fill out extra paperwork for strong pain medication scripts), which will end up costing well over $100 vs maybe $25.
After my back surgery, I was given a combination of Nurofen Plus and Panadiene. I was told to use as necessary afterward. Who knew I was going to have to tag team pharmacies to follow that.
So, thank you to all the fuqtards that felt cooking down an over the counter medication for addling your brains was a good idea. Should I meet one of you, don't be surprised if a padded cricket bat comes swinging your way.
Their reasoning: go to your doctor (shell out $79 for the visit) and then get a prescription (if said doctor feels it's necessary, and let me tell you, it has been my experience that the GPs could give a shit how much pain you are in as long as they don't have to fill out extra paperwork for strong pain medication scripts), which will end up costing well over $100 vs maybe $25.
After my back surgery, I was given a combination of Nurofen Plus and Panadiene. I was told to use as necessary afterward. Who knew I was going to have to tag team pharmacies to follow that.
So, thank you to all the fuqtards that felt cooking down an over the counter medication for addling your brains was a good idea. Should I meet one of you, don't be surprised if a padded cricket bat comes swinging your way.
