Australia - you're standing in it
So Lehrmann had a no win no fee deal. Must be the silliest law firm in Oz to take his case on.
Rub a dub dub let's make it $46 billion per sub, no questions asked.
https://johnmenadue.com/why-has-there-been-no-credible-media-narrative-j...
I think I have posted this before but worth a re-run for its accuracy.
sports humour:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-12/players-and-leaders-return-to-eli...
I swear this is a carbon copy of my Yr 8 footy team. On the receiving end, sadly.
https://x.com/satpaper/status/1789750539774791791?s=46 "In Norway, university is free and the fossil fuel industry is taxed, while in Australia we subsidise the fossil fuel industry and tax students."
In Denmark you get paid to study, better than free.
Supafreak wrote:https://x.com/satpaper/status/1789750539774791791?s=46 "In Norway, university is free and the fossil fuel industry is taxed, while in Australia we subsidise the fossil fuel industry and tax students."
More than anything I would argue that it’s gst (vat) of 25% that’s a huge revenue driver for the government. But I agree with the sentiment, we are filthy rich down here, there’s plenty of money for a better education system.
Supafreak wrote:https://x.com/satpaper/status/1789750539774791791?s=46 "In Norway, university is free and the fossil fuel industry is taxed, while in Australia we subsidise the fossil fuel industry and tax students."
Uni I went to was full of Norwegian students having their fees paid for in full as well as grants to live in oz to study.... Gold Coast uni apparently was up around 50% Scandinavian in late 90's, used to study there on weekends, full of blond glamours...
$7.20 for a pie at the local servo in Lennox.
Fucken hell.
Imagine the cost if it was grizzle free! That is a bit much. Local bakeries around here do good pies at around $6. Haven’t bought one at a servo
Six sounds acceptable.
As long as the little squirty thing of sauce is free.
I don’t think that’s gunna happen. Bring back the big sauce bottle for free.
Those were the days.
They Wardell Pies at the servo, Andy?
Yes indeed.
Generally very good but $7.20 good?
I guess sales will tell.
Guys.... are these sweet fruit or cream pies, or are they savory meat pies?
savoury meat pies.. a staple here.. epic book:
https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/16059269
Just ordered the book, Base. Thanx. I love pies. Everyone loves pies. Anyone who doesn't is an "other" lol
from the colorado heartland, frozen gourmet aussie pies delivered to your door @wax
They look like they'd be the duck's nuts, 15 bucks a pop though!!!
($8.50 in-house if you're up for a coupla days drive)
https://waltzingkangaroo.com/
wax24 wrote:Just ordered the book, Base. Thanx. I love pies. Everyone loves pies. Anyone who doesn't is an "other" lol
Wax24. Long time no speak, hope you’re doing fine mate.
Oh, if you get your chompers around some of those pies Basesix has tracked down in Northern Colorado, I think you’ll apply for a visa to emigrate to our fine land.
I remember when the Florence brothers were here travelling/ surfing a few years ago , fell in love with pies, every towns got them, they remarked they had to leave because pies were adding a few too many kilograms to their waistlines. Good stuff. AW
Anyone else enjoyed a lobster pie while travelling NZ's South Island?
Yep. Crayfish everything in NZ :-)
But the pork and apple pie (with a big slab of crackling on top) from the Fairlie pie shop is the pinnacle.
I'd be there every day for one.
They were addictive. $10 a pop generally. I was doing two a day. 1 of each type.
Lobster/crayfish pie sounds awesome as does that pork pie IB described.
Here's the aforementioned pork pie
Island Bay wrote:Here's the aforementioned pork pie
You had me at crackling.
I like the meat pies better.... but, you guys DO also eat the sweets? Lemon meringue is my fave of these bunch, but there isn't a pie, sweet or savory i'd turn down. My mouth is watering looking at these pics. The pork and apple IS the pinnacle. I can just tell. I am a believer. All i got with me at work is a pb&j.
Island Bay wrote:Here's the aforementioned pork pie
Who eats a pie with a knife and fork?
Haha, just kidding IB
You know about the crazy boaties/fishers out of Greymouth harbour IB? Must be some serious waves down there too boot!
The "I can't believe it's not politics" thread.