See Hammerbarn on Wiktionary
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"ref": "2020 December 13, @StefanEJones, Twitter:",
"text": "I'm replacing my living room carpet with tile. I think I might be able to replace the shabby bathroom linoleum too.\nOff to Hammerbarn to look at bathroom tile.",
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"ref": "2021 October 31, @onlyapaprmoon, Twitter:",
"text": "One of these on special at Hammerbarn. I do have to keep on top of it, mowing once a week at the moment or I run out of charge about ⅔ of the way through. Same deal when I moved the height down a notch, ran out of battery before finished",
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"ref": "2022 July 28, @oberonsghost, Twitter:",
"text": "I have just been patronised terribly by a blokey bloke attendant at the Hammerbarn. My crime, I’m a girl who wanted to fix her own dunny seat, and didn't want the cheap nasty one. I complained.",
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"ref": "2023 April 15, @76Wilbury, Twitter:",
"text": "[discussing Star Wars-themed garden statues] Everytime^([sic]) I walk passed^([sic]) those at the local Hammerbarn, the Boba [Fett] and Mando [the Mandalorian] ones get me thinking of Jango [Fett] and that is maybe not that great an association to be conjuring...",
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"ref": "2024 May 20, @DLoweryAU, Twitter:",
"text": "Today has been very bloody draining. Psych for child, GP for me and the bloody emotional cofferdam was broken, then off to Hammerbarn for something no-one could find, then fucking idiot drivers, now 15 minutes to sit on my arse before school pickup.",
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