The View From Your Window
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Its probably got something to do with your attitude!
I too was only responding to a query ,about which pets to have in Oz and informed others of the rabbit laws ,when i had a unwarranted sacastic response from you.So think on before you post flippant replies ,its responses like that that put people off contributing.
Well at least i got that off my chest.
donna
I too was only responding to a query ,about which pets to have in Oz and informed others of the rabbit laws ,when i had a unwarranted sacastic response from you.So think on before you post flippant replies ,its responses like that that put people off contributing.
Well at least i got that off my chest.
donna



#107

Hills out the front ( MT Crosby) and pool out the back. We love it...
Sean
Sean

#108
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May I ask? Ballpark figure. I'm surprised you're selling - seems to me you have enough money to buy back in though (many won't) Most with your viewpoint would not leave without a lifeline. You hardly seem to be enthused with Australia but I appreciate that this may not be the case always.

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#110
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May I ask? Ballpark figure. I'm surprised you're selling - seems to me you have enough money to buy back in though (many won't) Most with your viewpoint would not leave without a lifeline. You hardly seem to be enthused with Australia but I appreciate that this may not be the case always.
It's not as expensive to live in a nice house in a nice area as many would have you believe.
I don't have any difficulties about moving to Australia but will certainly be leaving a lifeline

What I do not like, and will respond to, are those who feel they have to rubbish the UK.
G

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You get used to him - he sees himself as a defender of blighty and, judging from what he says on here, thinks those of us who love this country must be slightly deluded.
I was surprised he came up with the responses he did - normally he just says 'It's political correctness gone mad' every time anyone so much as mentions Straya... 


donna

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Find the wildlife here much more entertaining than the UK, makes for a much nicer veranda view.

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Around £250000 would do.
It's not as expensive to live in a nice house in a nice area as many would have you believe.
I don't have any difficulties about moving to Australia but will certainly be leaving a lifeline
What I do not like, and will respond to, are those who feel they have to rubbish the UK.
G
It's not as expensive to live in a nice house in a nice area as many would have you believe.
I don't have any difficulties about moving to Australia but will certainly be leaving a lifeline

What I do not like, and will respond to, are those who feel they have to rubbish the UK.
G

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#116
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#117

i still cant see why it would be taken as an attack on oz

unless you were all assuming that it was going to be a dig seeing as the poster was Grayling?
anyway i am off to find my camera to take a pic of the view out of my window!
Tiggs

#118

ok here is the view from both my front and kitchen windows ...
nowhere near as nice a graylings' view i have to admit but better than pomgrrl's
nowhere near as nice a graylings' view i have to admit but better than pomgrrl's



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maybe it is me but i seem to read things differently to to other people - i read this post as 'you should appreciate what you have while you have it' which is perfectly true.
i still cant see why it would be taken as an attack on oz
unless you were all assuming that it was going to be a dig seeing as the poster was Grayling?
anyway i am off to find my camera to take a pic of the view out of my window!
Tiggs
i still cant see why it would be taken as an attack on oz

unless you were all assuming that it was going to be a dig seeing as the poster was Grayling?
anyway i am off to find my camera to take a pic of the view out of my window!
Tiggs
That's all I would say.
We don't really know all his motives, or his opinions fully. He's not the only one, we all have a story to tell or hide or just choose not to mention.

#120

Jay
