Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Jul 8th 2020, 4:19 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by abner
Sarcasm is obviously lost on "the troubadour", despite his/her 6000+ post count.
You will go far
Jul 8th 2020, 4:19 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Anyway back on topic. Definitely no Land of Milk and Honey. The extra spending on mental health further signs of 'excessive strain' in the community . So much in the work place is around
mental health issues. Too often around work issues (Australians being among the most hours worked in the world) But also insecurity of work. Not to mention bullying .
mental health issues. Too often around work issues (Australians being among the most hours worked in the world) But also insecurity of work. Not to mention bullying .
Jul 8th 2020, 4:24 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by the troubadour
Anyway back on topic. Definitely no Land of Milk and Honey. The extra spending on mental health further signs of 'excessive strain' in the community . So much in the work place is around
mental health issues. Too often around work issues (Australians being among the most hours worked in the world) But also insecurity of work. Not to mention bullying .
mental health issues. Too often around work issues (Australians being among the most hours worked in the world) But also insecurity of work. Not to mention bullying .
Jul 8th 2020, 4:27 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by Amazulu
Like I said, not your fault
It must be tough living in an English-speaking country when English is not your first language. In your case it definitely shows
I just want to add that your English is better than my German!
It must be tough living in an English-speaking country when English is not your first language. In your case it definitely shows
I just want to add that your English is better than my German!
being called for accountability, with ideological bias constantly challenged.
Probably the worst thing being the delusional thinking of thoughts of superiority. All so sad.
Jul 8th 2020, 4:28 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by Amazulu
You are a quick learner Grasshopper
You will go far
You will go far
Jul 8th 2020, 4:34 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by abner
Still not hearing how you're able to judge someone's visa status just by looking at them...
Corona likely declined) As well as being employed in large numbers, not speaking a lot of English with a 'foreman'
translating. But don't worry yourself, I accept to difficult to resonate with you. That's fine.
Jul 8th 2020, 4:35 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by the troubadour
It must be hard for you to come to terms with those that articulate with the fluency I do, with you not being able to get away with outrageous statements,
being called for accountability, with ideological bias constantly challenged.
Probably the worst thing being the delusional thinking of thoughts of superiority. All so sad.
being called for accountability, with ideological bias constantly challenged.
Probably the worst thing being the delusional thinking of thoughts of superiority. All so sad.
"The extra spending on mental health further signs of 'excessive strain' in the community ."
"I accept to difficult to resonate with you."
I suspect we have a Russian troll-farm-bot here...
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Jul 8th 2020, 4:42 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by abner
"Fluency"?!? You have a hard time composing grammatically-correct sentences:
"The extra spending on mental health further signs of 'excessive strain' in the community ."
"I accept to difficult to resonate with you."
"The extra spending on mental health further signs of 'excessive strain' in the community ."
"I accept to difficult to resonate with you."
nationality, spelling or cheap attempts at under mining another, simply because lodge an argument to support position.
Jul 8th 2020, 4:44 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by the troubadour
Oh boohoo. Yes fluency. I don't necessary labour over grammar on a forum, but in debate and defense of what I write, Not the nit picking of the presumed
nationality, spelling or cheap attempts at under mining another, simply because lodge an argument to support position.
nationality, spelling or cheap attempts at under mining another, simply because lodge an argument to support position.
Jul 8th 2020, 6:58 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by abner
I suspect we have a Russian troll-farm-bot here...
Jul 8th 2020, 8:39 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by the troubadour
Anyway back on topic. Definitely no Land of Milk and Honey. The extra spending on mental health further signs of 'excessive strain' in the community . So much in the work place is around
mental health issues. Too often around work issues (Australians being among the most hours worked in the world) But also insecurity of work. Not to mention bullying .
mental health issues. Too often around work issues (Australians being among the most hours worked in the world) But also insecurity of work. Not to mention bullying .
You would think with all the good weather in this part of the world they would want to enjoy it lol.
Jul 8th 2020, 9:57 pm
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by the troubadour
Well tell your friend if fits description, with the wiliness to work for money on offer to contact me through this forum and I can give details to sites in my approximately.
With the virus, and few international flights, those that would have come in direct through labour hire companies from Asia , are unlikely to be doing so.
Hence possibly happy days for 'your friend'.
With the virus, and few international flights, those that would have come in direct through labour hire companies from Asia , are unlikely to be doing so.
Hence possibly happy days for 'your friend'.
Jul 8th 2020, 11:42 pm
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by the troubadour
But I could present masquerading as a wet kipper and you'd be impressed.
I'd even pay to see that!
Jul 9th 2020, 4:45 am
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Re: Is Australia still the land of milk and honey?
Originally Posted by the troubadour
It must be hard for you to come to terms with those that articulate with the fluency I do
