Henry Ward Beecher said the common sense of one century is the common sense of the next.

It seems every farmer is sub-dividing everything they can. The author of Advice from a Country Farmer and When I Am an Old Coot drops some commonsensical knowledge on country folk everywhere. Especially as there's plenty more on the way - new housing developments abound. Coupe it with the fact that most will only be occupied for a portion of the year, and you're really got to worry.

They just build the biggest house (it seems) they can afford and fit on their section, and then use as many of the 'local' materials and looks as they can - schish, corrugated iron and unpainted wood all featuring. People just have no idea of the simplicity of using materials and/or shapes to good effect. While the game was showing on the episode John explains. In the Ren and Stimpy season one and two uncut DVD, there is an audio commentary for the 'Sven Hok' episode. It has a real electrified fence on the game board which is powered by household line voltage. I must say that by and large, the new housing developments are pretty ordinary. Don't Whiz on the Electric Fence is Stimpy and Sven's favorite game, seen in the episode Sven Hoek. Spent the afternoon walking around the new parts of Wanaka. (Having spent too much time peering intently through cloud and snow, trying to ski in bad weather.) Lyrics to the Ren & Stimpy song, Ren & Stimpy - Dont Whiz On The Electric Fence. We decided that it didn't look promising for a day on the slopes.

A day of high winds in the Southern Lakes.

Don t whiz on the electric fence