Damian Mu

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4,090 appearances 16 recordings 5 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 5d ago

Damian Mu’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 16 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 5.

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And it might be me. voice-verified
you're right, voice-verified
I I've got an important this is an email to you. voice-verified
I've got an important question for you, Pooh. voice-verified
If it's red we're supposed to keep it in the shed, but if it's being used in a shed, that's okay, right? voice-verified
Just a thought from your local chicken tender. voice-verified
This is the big fella's response. voice-verified
Well, I'm glad you asked as w we all know the age roll rule of if it's red, leave it in the shed. voice-verified
has been passed down through generations of Australian agriculture. voice-verified
No one actually knows who first said it, but agricultural historians believe it was first muttered by a bloke in a wide brim hat sometime around nineteen twelve after watching a chase tractor failed the comp case. voice-verified
Sorry mate. voice-verified
a case tractor failed to complete a task that a green tractor had already finished before Smoke O in nineteen twelve. voice-verified
Since then the rule has remained largely unchanged. voice-verified
Fathers taught it to sons, grandfathers taught it to grandsons, and eventually it becomes less of a saying and more of an unwritten agricultural law. voice-verified
There is, however, a little known exemption buried deep within farming of folklore. voice-verified
A red tractor may be operated provided it never actually leaves the shed. voice-verified
This is known as the shed exemption. voice-verified
It's just good to say, really. voice-verified
Acceptable duties include moving a pallet six meters, towing something from one side of the workshop to the other, holding the shed doors open or being started occasionally so the batteries don't completely shit themselves. voice-verified
Because every serious agricultural scholar knows tractors only come in green. voice-verified
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