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A high percentage of Australian adults don't have the necessary computer skills necessary to work around your problem. You may have to relocate.
2% of the US would be about 30% of Australians i would imagine
Maybe i could relocate to the Sunshine coast near you,but how would i find your address?A high percentage of Australian adults don't have the necessary computer skills necessary to work around your problem. You may have to relocate.
Just long enough not to be able to reach emergency services curly.
Yeah lets invest all our money in a service that might work in an emergency.
I know look for the black cloud hovering above the nursing home
ask larryAnd what are the odds of that happening MOE?
Do you and Gillard and Conroy have access to information on digital networking that Obama can't access?
Yes a bit of a stereotype T., I know you didn't mean it to be hurtful. Conservatives come in all ages, and so do radicals. And Left and Right the same.Your references to me as "grandpa" and to "nursing home" are obviously name calling and slighting language, as well as being ageist and ill-informed. Others may find it amusing but I don't.
Your references to me as "grandpa" and to "nursing home" are obviously name calling and slighting language, as well as being ageist and ill-informed. Others may find it amusing but I don't.
How do you know he 'didn't mean it to be hurtful'? It's a perfectly deliberate and rude comment.Yes a bit of a stereotype T., I know you didn't mean it to be hurtful. Conservatives come in all ages, and so do radicals. And Left and Right the same.
Yes a bit of a stereotype T., I know you didn't mean it to be hurtful. Conservatives come in all ages, and so do radicals. And Left and Right the same.
How do you know he 'didn't mean it to be hurtful'? It's a perfectly deliberate and rude comment.
Ah, if you disagree, I'm reassured I was on the right track with my observation............-1
So Cynical: just a simple question, if I may. Could you please tell us if you are actually completely happy with the government, and comment on the performances of Julia Gillard and Wayne Swan in particular.
Do you actually believe they have thus far wisely spent taxpayer funds?
Do you actually believe they have a credible and sustainable plan to take Australia forward?
If so, what do you consider to be the essential constituents of this plan and how will it benefit this great nation?
Do you sincerely believe that all criticism of the government and the Prime Minister and Deputy PM in particular is totally unjustified?
With thanks.
And IFocus, just in case you missed my question earlier, (I wouldn't like to think you felt unable to answer), here it is again:
Of course, you're under no obligation to answer. If you choose not to, I guess we will easily understand why.
Completely happy? im never completely happy with anything and since the PM and Swanny haven't had much of a chance to do anything yet ill reserve my judgement.
As for Labor in General...in general im happy with what they have and haven't done, while i will admit that some things could of been done better....what dawned on me today for the first time was the realisation that coalition supporters are and were happier when they have/had a government that did little or nothing.
Look at the decade of political success John Howard had, all done by doing little or nothing..and he only ever got himself in trouble when he tried to do something, like work no choices, and water front reform etc...its clear from the Flood levy thread and in fact this thread, that coalition voters want all governments to do little or nothing.
Least that's how im seeing it....dammed if you do and dammed if you do, so do nothing, kept the coalition in Govt for over a decade...until they stuck there necks out with work no choices.
...its clear from the Flood levy thread and in fact this thread, that coalition voters want all governments to do little or nothing.
What? Labor has held government for more than three years! But despite the pink batts, the waste on school halls at double realistic prices, grocery watch, fuel watch, amongst other nonsense ideas, e.g. cash for clunkers and all the failed green schemes, you are 'still reserving judgement'.Completely happy? im never completely happy with anything and since the PM and Swanny haven't had much of a chance to do anything yet ill reserve my judgement.
What? Labor has held government for more than three years! But despite the pink batts, the waste on school halls at double realistic prices, grocery watch, fuel watch, amongst other nonsense ideas, e.g. cash for clunkers and all the failed green schemes, you are 'still reserving judgement'.
I suppose that's really all a dyed in the wool Labor supporter can say. It would be just to hurtful to admit how badly they have stuffed up.
I must say I agree with you Knobby, on both counts.I thought Labour lost direction when Rudd was sacked, though he couldn't seem to be able to listen either. I am for a few of their ideas and think they did well in some things however they could definitely do better. I have no problem with National Broadband network and believe it is necessary for the future of Australia. The arguments against it are all about how profitable it will be which is a furphy. I am happy to see, I think a few people will be surprised. You must remember that the Murdoch Press hates broadband as it will destroy their profits.
I, (along with many swinging voters), can't vote for Abbott. I don't like his answers or attitude. I bet when he gets knocked off for someone more moderate that Liberals will get in easily.
Julia;608411]Ah, if you disagree, I'm reassured I was on the right track with my observation.
And IFocus, just in case you missed my question earlier, (I wouldn't like to think you felt unable to answer), here it is again:
Of course, you're under no obligation to answer. If you choose not to, I guess we will easily understand why.
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