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Frogmanv2 posted:Synopsis of Clives latest for the YouTube impaired please. 1st. It was long and boring and he reads from the paper like a year 9 presentation. He basically said 'gently caress you lot on my watch!'. 2nd. It was 10 seconds of Clive reading from the paper again saying 'we declare war on the co-payment, please tell us Mr health minister why you are poo poo?' and then the remaining 95% of the run time of the clip is a Liberal mp talking poo poo and I got angry.
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BBJoey posted:At least they're not targeting shitposts yet. Even if they were they'd be tied up with GBS anyway.
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So the mining tax repeal has also lead to a bunch of small business tax concessions being scrapped.
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Gough Suppressant posted:I mean, every employer that I know goes "hey, we decreased costs, I'll pass that onto my employees in the form of a payrise" all the time. Of course, the wealth trickles down don't you know?
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Some of you know really dumb people.
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Serrath that was a good post, very informative. Thanks.
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Sep 4, 2014 23:03
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I called them pingers the other day and was called gramps!
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Palmersaurus posted:Was it part of a rambling speech about how you didn't need crystal to have fun back in your day? I don't remember, but that reminds me 
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SynthOrange posted:Stick it next to another rfid card and neither will work properly! This is the correct answer if you think someone's gonna wave something at your butt and steal your money.
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WebDog posted:People have a suspicion that it will go off by accident, get farmed by a RFID scanner, or that someone will swipe their card and go off on a shopping spree. If you've used paywave enough you'll know it's hard to accidentally use a card. I had a wallet with all the cards together and I just slide the one I want half out and touch it to the reader and I've never read the wrong card accidentally or had any difficulty.
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Seriously at least half the poo poo I've heard about paywave sounds like it was cribbed from an ACA episode.
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Sep 6, 2014 12:41
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You Am I posted:"What me, gutless?" - Bill Shorten
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Sep 9, 2014 06:31
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Endman posted:And a godawful snype. drat it. Not GBS FYI.
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Found a job for some vic goons http://www.seek.com.au/job/27262055?savedSearchID=7640520&
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Burn Down Canberra posted:He countered it by ignoring the point Playing by the lnp hand book then.
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If you gently caress something up do you: a) leave it alone and hope it fixes itself? b) try and fix your gently caress up and try not gently caress it up worse?
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Splode posted:Remind me to never ask for hambeets help with anything I like how you both assumed a point I was trying to make, even though I was very careful to not lean one way or the other in my question. So I guess that means you both think people should try and fix up their mistakes.
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Sep 15, 2014 12:00
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Hey I'm just *drumroll* asking questions 
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Sep 15, 2014 12:03
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That's good news, I'm about to buy another place to move into.
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Sep 15, 2014 12:42
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CrazyTolradi posted:After 5 years in Telstra working back of house in the Enterprise, Large/Assigned Business and Small Business areas, I've learn that businesses are REALLY bad at paying their bills. Even really high end customers like certain members of a duopoly tend to be a little on the late side. The amount of stories I heard from friends in billing of businesses crying "BUT I RUN A BUSINESS HOW DARE YOU SUSPEND MY SERVICE!!!". This is why people who say we need to run the country like a business make me laugh, businesses are horribly at always late at paying bills. In business cash flow is king and the idea is you put off paying your bills for as long as possible and demand the shortest terms on your debtors. This doesn't change no matter how big you are.
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Variable is the most common form of mortgage and has existed for a long time. It's everyone jumping on the line of credit, or what's now called the 'interest only loan', because they're hoping to reap the reward in the capital increase of a property over the x years the intend to sell it in.
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Mr Chips posted:What's the longest term you can fix a mortage interest rate for? I can't find much beyond 5 years, and nothing beyond 10. There are some out there that were doing 10 years, I only know because the place across the road was selling and was thought sold but the buyer had to pull out because they had 7 years remaining on their current place and the bank wouldn't let them go without 10 pounds of flesh.
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CrazyTolradi posted:Actually most large companies will just sell it off after two months. Much easier and saves the company money and time. I knew a lot of guys who worked in the billing and credit management departments, learnt a good amount from them about how it all works. Small business will tend to hold it longer because they generally don't have in place arrangments with debt collectors, but banks and large companies have no problems doing it. To your last point: they would just get in line. They're not stretching it out because they don't have the money, they're just stretching it out because they can.
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Zenithe posted:Generally variable is a better option, excluding massive spikes in interest rates. Fixed often have large fees attached to the accounts, poo poo traps like not being able to put extra money into your mortgage, and of course the fix rate is higher than trend. Fixing is often a gamble on market conditions. If you've got a mortgage and aren't sure what's going to happen hedge your bets, fix half and variable the other.
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Mills posted:The only way you "win" on fixed is if you can predict an increase in rates that the general market can't And really the banks will always have your number soo.... look to what the banks are doing to see where the market most likely is headed.
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Hey, Brendan O'Connor is hiring. Anidav you're in.quote:
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Sep 16, 2014 00:33
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CrazyTolradi posted:That way they can do a Today Tonight style edit to make it look totally different than what it is. Why would the police lie? They're the police, of course what they say is the truth! If you're upset about this maybe you have something to hide!
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drunkill posted:
A good post, but can you expand on that a bit? What was she talking about re: public housing?
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drunkill posted:That she has secured housing in those two suburbs (in her electorate) for newly settled immigrants. And that she wants more suburban settlement in Melbourne than what is currently happening in Sydney where they are left out on the western fringes of the city without any amenities. She didn't say any numbers of housing (could be 4 public houses for all I know) but she would greatly prefer people to be settled in the city and not out in Casey or past Dandenong. Which is a fair and admirable goal (the inner city settlement where the services are) but I wasn't aware of any of this happening except for what external NFP's were already doing. If the DHS in Vic is doing this it's a great thing that I want to hear more about. Cheers.
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Hey muyb when did you sign up for free republic?
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I agree. Like everyone who cracked the shits and threatened indigenous protestors who burned the Australian flag at the tent embassy closure in 2012. Very unhinged.
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Gough Suppressant posted:gently caress off Lol
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Shux posted:I'm not sure why you decided on that example or if it was an attempt to be edgy or something but yes. Idiots everywhere. I'm not that sharp, champ.
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Sep 20, 2014 03:02
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Shux posted:
One mosque, interested in water play, actively seeking for like minded individuals.
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Nibbles! posted:One of their first legislative agendas is to remove mandatory lunch breaks. Good voting NZ Lol, really? Was this part of their platform during the campaign?
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SecretOfSteel posted:My father got sick and sold his house (for 25k) almost 2 decades ago and a few months back it was on the market for nearly 320K. Can someone point me in the right direction for this? Was it just negative gearing? Negative gearing, first home owners grants, lovely urban planning (re: density in inner burbs, lack of infrastructure in outer burbs, limited land releases) lack of investment (private or public) outside of the major capital urban areas, self managed super funds, the great Australian dream.
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Foreign investment, me tooism / keeping up with the Joneses (re:investment properties), The Block, uh.... Probably forgot a stsck. That should start you off.
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MiniSune posted:Also state governments massively marking up land to then onsell to decelopers who then mark it up further helps as well. Ohh yes, vic govt did this.
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So Vic Pol not releasing crime stats until after the election so that they aren't politicized, is this a legit thing to suggest? I remember Overland being embroiled in allegations that he released misleading data on the lead up to the 2010 election which ultimately led to him stepping down.
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