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  1. The bombers that is. Two this morning, one in Wantirna and a second one
    in Burwood. Watch the skies, the magpies are in attack configuration again.

  2. ray said:

    The bombers that is. Two this morning, one in Wantirna and a second one
    in Burwood. Watch the skies, the magpies are in attack configuration again.

    And one on Railway Parade South just near Jordanville station (Melbourne, just west of Mount Waverley). Swooped me on two previous days on my way home, and made contact with my helmet this morning. Changing route could be awkward. How long is that bird going to be aggressive?

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    ray said:

    The bombers that is. Two this morning, one in Wantirna and a second one
    in Burwood. Watch the skies, the magpies are in attack configuration again.

    Isn't that what the helmets are for? 😉
    --

  4. On 2006-08-22, ghostgum (aka Bruce)
    was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:

    Quoted message said:


    ray said:

    The bombers that is. Two this morning, one in Wantirna and a second one
    in Burwood. Watch the skies, the magpies are in attack configuration
    again.And one on Railway Parade South just near Jordanville station


    (Melbourne, just west of Mount Waverley). Swooped me on two previous
    days on my way home, and made contact with my helmet this morning.
    Changing route could be awkward. How long is that bird going to be
    aggressive?

    Until someone with a wellplaced U-lock turns up 🙂

    --
    TimC
    Sorry if there are error (factual or otherwise) in transmission - I'm
    sending this message by manually feeding signals down the gigabit
    ethernet fiber with a laser pointer.

  5. In article
    <[email hidden]>,

    TimC said:

    Until someone with a wellplaced U-lock turns up 🙂

    Great idea. A cable lock may provide more reach though. 😉
    --

  6. The bombers that is. Two this morning, one in Wantirna and a second one
    in Burwood. Watch the skies, the magpies are in attack configuration
    again.And one on Railway Parade South just near Jordanville station
    (Melbourne, just west of Mount Waverley). Swooped me on two previous
    days on my way home, and made contact with my helmet this morning.
    Changing route could be awkward. How long is that bird going to be
    aggressive?

    Until someone with a wellplaced U-lock turns up 🙂

    TimC

    Wearing a porcupine suit of course complete with Mouse trap... 🙂

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