Solemn Sloth posted:

Surely the primary purpose of the strike is to ground their Air Force, by destroying both planes and runway/hangar infrastructure, in which case Mission Accomplished?

Bogan King posted:

Clarke - of Clarke and Dawe - is dead.

ewe2 posted:

So apparently this happened


You know, morons.

Bogan King posted:

Abbott is the best thing to happen to the LNP.

Bogan King posted:

I would blow Dane Cook posted:

gently caress moi


http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/vi...a473-1492777201

Dude McAwesome posted:

Three incidents in 11 years? Bikes are terrifying.

freebooter posted:

"It can be very wise for governments to borrow, especially while rates are low, to lock in longer-term financing and invest in major-growth-producing infrastructure assets, such as transport or energy," he will say. 

Starshark posted:

Paulie has two daughters, both in their early 20s. Recently he helped both of them with $30,000 each, on the proviso they spent it on a house. “Don’t expect anything in the will,” he said, “this is all I have and there is nothing more to give.”

Both of these girls are now homeowners, with mortgages, on properties in Dandenong, an outer suburb of Melbourne. Paulie could afford to help them because neither of the girls went to private schools or university. Both work full time in low to medium-income jobs and both are in relationships with young tradies. Both tradies have their own houses as well as investment properties. By the time all of these kids hit 30, they will be millionaires. Paulie and I both think this is great.

On the other hand, my friend’s daughter at age 30 probably will be still working part time and chewing her nails over whether to do a PhD. She still won’t own a house, let alone have a deposit. Her father can’t afford to help; he blew his dough on her stellar education, thinking this would lead to a solid work ethic, a good job and a great income. What a fool. In hindsight, he sees this as a hideous mistake. The $400k could have been used to buy a house.