Fruit comparison
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Originally Posted by arkon
Errr No! if the suffragettes had had this mentality then woman would still not have the vote. Nothing wrong with a bit of peaceful protest to try and change things for the better and who could argue that no longer getting your bags checked would be an advantage? The problem with Australia is exactly that no one gives a toss so they all get shat on from a great height and no one complains so nothing changes and we will for ever live in a rear facing country just waiting for the next turn of a century to happen, (The 19th century that is!)
IMHO...if checking bags keeps the cost of theft down, and folk have nowt to be worried about, then I personally don't give a rats arse
OK...it's a pain....but it lasts a couple of seconds and it's over.
A bit like you men really
You should be used to that
#107
Originally Posted by phoenixinoz
Actually Arkon, anyone that knows me knows I'm not about keeping the peace for the sake of it
IMHO...if checking bags keeps the cost of theft down, and folk have nowt to be worried about, then I personally don't give a rats arse
OK...it's a pain....but it lasts a couple of seconds and it's over.
A bit like you men really
You should be used to that 
IMHO...if checking bags keeps the cost of theft down, and folk have nowt to be worried about, then I personally don't give a rats arse
OK...it's a pain....but it lasts a couple of seconds and it's over.
A bit like you men really
You should be used to that 
OzTennis
#108
Originally Posted by OzTennis
It gets even better for you Arkon. In the UK, not only are the bananas cheaper but you get a free illegal immigrant with every kilo sold (maybe 2 free, the government isn't sure how many there are to give away).
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Originally Posted by arkon
Doesn't mean you have to like it.
And the moral then is to "like it or leave it" as me ma used to say.
Actually, it was a little more colourful than that:scared:
Is there any point in getting upset or whinging about it m8?
Aus is what it is, warts and all
#110
Originally Posted by phoenixinoz
Actually Arkon, anyone that knows me knows I'm not about keeping the peace for the sake of it
IMHO...if checking bags keeps the cost of theft down, and folk have nowt to be worried about, then I personally don't give a rats arse
OK...it's a pain....but it lasts a couple of seconds and it's over.
A bit like you men really
You should be used to that 
IMHO...if checking bags keeps the cost of theft down, and folk have nowt to be worried about, then I personally don't give a rats arse
OK...it's a pain....but it lasts a couple of seconds and it's over.
A bit like you men really
You should be used to that 
On the other hand if I was a sour faced old grump then yes I might moan about it to just for the sake of moaning of course.
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Originally Posted by phoenixinoz
You know wot I mean
Are you the king

Are you the king

King of
#112
Originally Posted by OzTennis
It gets even better for you Arkon. In the UK, not only are the bananas cheaper but you get a free illegal immigrant with every kilo sold (maybe 2 free, the government isn't sure how many there are to give away).
And after you have bought your cheap bananas you can look forward to filling up at Tesco for nearly $2.50 a litre. Today, for the first time it cost me over £50 to fill up (but some of you would say that's only $50 right?) :scared: And, even better news, the government is proposing to put a satellite device in all UK cars to charge you for mileage (£1.40 per mile was mooted).
Does Tesco have a swings and roundabouts section?
OzTennis
And after you have bought your cheap bananas you can look forward to filling up at Tesco for nearly $2.50 a litre. Today, for the first time it cost me over £50 to fill up (but some of you would say that's only $50 right?) :scared: And, even better news, the government is proposing to put a satellite device in all UK cars to charge you for mileage (£1.40 per mile was mooted).
Does Tesco have a swings and roundabouts section?
OzTennis

#113
Originally Posted by WendyC
I never mentioned Perth 

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Originally Posted by phoenixinoz
OK...it's a pain....but it lasts a couple of seconds and it's over.
A bit like you men really
You should be used to that 
Stop it you naughty girl
TL alert
#115
Originally Posted by Hutch
You seem to have a real problem getting your facts straight, Stanton - it's okay, I'm used to your half-arsed half-truths. I actually referred to England as a 'godforsaken hole', not a sewer - and it was with particular reference to the ice rink in Bristol - I'd *really* like to see anyone argue to the contrary. And no, not South Australia, nice try - but never let the facts get in the way of another xenophobic rant, eh?
#116
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
Curiouser and curiouser.....?
Mmmm, I know.
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Originally Posted by OzTennis
You mean 'this won't hurt ... did it'?
OzTennis
OzTennis

Here you are love...it's at least 12 inches
When in reality............... it's 12 bleedin millimetres
#118
Originally Posted by Toppa
Why would you assume I'm in Perth for? 

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Originally Posted by phoenixinoz
When in reality............... it's 12 bleedin millimetres


That Big eh?
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Originally Posted by MartinLuther
I did.
King of
King of

Martin Luther king





