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Electrical or thermal condutivity, resistivity, density and melting point TIBTECH Electrical conductivity (10.E6 Siemens/m) Electrical resistivity (10.E-8 Ohm.m) Silver -------62,1---------------------------------------------------------- 1,6 copper...

Vultures circling

used to play at waverly with a few mates back in the early 90's, not a bad course, we also payed at Montrose, Berwick and Mornington from memory

shit songs anyway :p

greatest leader this country has seen since Menzies

WTF next

tall poppy syndromers

was a little nervey towards the 75th minute but DC was the star with the field goal and then the 50m penalty, so happy for him after missing out on the last WC through injury

yes errol 2am

yes Chelsea 1-3 Liverpool :lol:

my punt is more in hope that you are correct Pete :D I'm happy to have a sullied reputation as long as we all win :D

whats the tensile strength like, does it feel like you could easily snap the wings off for instance?

yes Oz I've used interparcel a few times to, very good for large heavy stuff,

Heres another posatge alternative for parcels, doing up to 2kg rates which is good for stackers, did a quick quote on a 1kg parcel as an example $11 tracked http://www.officeworks.com.au/mailman/mailman-selector

What's the significance?

what about "to the moon" and "back the truck up"? welcome new stacker, buy generic rounds or bars, much better investment and easy to flip at low premium

i bet you the opposite happens

Coin a phrase Meaning To create a new phrase. Origin 'To coin a phrase' is now rarely used with its original 'invent a new phrase' meaning but is almost always used ironically to introduce a banal or clichd sentiment. This usage began in the mid 20th century; for example, in Francis Brett...

so buy up when the price plummets :lol:

might be why theyre still available ;-)