Thread: how much weight can a wall stud tolerate?

Originally Posted by jimbur

You've just ruined my Sunday morning, sensitive soul that I am, like all Australians.

Harden up mate , we got the Christchurch and Sydney Bledisloe Cup Test matches to come yet

5 screws on each stud

I'm probably drinking too much coffee.

It's the wrong State of Australia to be pushing the rugby rivalry, Jock. I'm interested in sports, but have lived in Victoria all my life and have never been to a rugby game. The game on Saturday drew a crowd of only 51,000, while the Australian Rules match in the afternoon between two suburban sides drew 80,000. Rugby (and League) will only ever be niche sports in the four southern states of Australia. There are NO players from those states in the Wallabies, so effectively NZ is playing NSW and Queensland. NZ would certainly do a lot better at cricket if the same situation applied.

Originally Posted by adeben

It's the wrong State of Australia to be pushing the rugby rivalry, Jock. I'm interested in sports, but have lived in Victoria all my life and have never been to a rugby game. The game on Saturday drew a crowd of only 51,000, while the Australian Rules match in the afternoon between two suburban sides drew 80,000. Rugby (and League) will only ever be niche sports in the four southern states of Australia. There are NO players from those states in the Wallabies, so effectively NZ is playing NSW and Queensland. NZ would certainly do a lot better at cricket if the same situation applied.

Australia is Australia .
The game was Rugby Union Football , the team is your country's representative team .
Anything else matters not to the rugby world .
Live with it .

We get the best of both worlds in Victoria Jock. They're from NSW if they lose, from Australia if they win

Originally Posted by jimbur

We get the best of both worlds in Victoria Jock. They're from NSW if they lose, from Australia if they win

How does that one pan out down at the bookies ?

Originally Posted by Manuka Jock

How does that one pan out down at the bookies ?

I've always found them singularly lacking in the finer points of competitive sport. All they think about is the bottom line and it never seems wise to try to convince them otherwise.