Oh Christmas Tree!
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Oh Christmas Tree!
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The code for today is 9500
[Read More]So, I posted this earlier today and got in the unsubscribing equivalent of a wiki-loop…

Today I unsubscribed from this EPIC list of sites. All I had to do was go through my email trash folder and click on a few links after all 🙂
I stayed on these lists only because they’re actually useful.
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Another wall to the jail!
This matches up with yesterday’s set to make a little jail!
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Update: It seems I’ve found myself a 2011 calendar, but have been doing it in 2012, go me!
[Read More]I thought since the sets were coming along, and we’d built the jail with parts from Day 4 and Day 5, it would be nice to grab some extra pictures!
LEGO City Bonus Photo Day 5 - Police Man
LEGO City Bonus Photo Day 5 - Jail
Jail Cell
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Stairs and a fairy wand
Today’s a special one for me - I’ve wanted one of the large Star Destroyer sets since I first saw them, but this is so cwute! 😀
Microscale Star Destroyer!
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[Read More]You should receive a letter showing your updated list of firearms ownership in a few weeks.
** According to my interpretation of the Weapons Regulations (1996) Section 60 (Queensland), for Cat A/B weapons: * You are required to store your firearms unloaded in a locked container with the bolt removed or the action open. * The container must be rigid and made of solid steel or timber. * If it weighs less than 150kg, it must be securely fixed to the floor or frame of the structure it is in. * The locking mechanism must be a sturdy combination/padlock or other keyed lock. * This storage does not need to be at your primary place of residence - for example I have all my firearms stored at my friend’s house, where there is sufficient storage which meets the above requirements. * Handguns/Cat H are different, basically only metal and needs to be bolted to the frame regardless of weight.
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