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That is all fine and dandy but what about the $40 something of one and two cent pieces I buried just before they where pulled out of circulation in February 1992. Wrapped up in multiple plastic bags in a big tin buried in the bush under a big rock for weather protection. That is about 33 years...

I used to be an Electrical/Electronic Fitter with some Electronic Engineering experience and the most basic thing is in what resistor to use and at what price. Meaning they come in different tolerances that have different costs. Even at the least tolerant it has tolerances between this and that...

Its up to both banks if they have an agreement for such things to happen to get the monies back. For all we know the so called dog breeder's bank could of been an offshore bank that does not care for such matters. The same can be said for the buyers bank.

I can't do my own shopping due to recovering from a major surgery and 5 weeks in Hospital. So I have been using Woolies home delivery, I would rather shop at Aldi but do they deliver? Anyway So far no problem using both theirs and partner drivers. Sometimes the its only $4 delivery in a Woolies...

These days it seems the go is to put it up on social media purely for the 'likes'' and the oh no the companies these days don't care blah blah and get people to feel sorry for them. Maybe a new type of Munchausen syndrome emerging.

Quote from above. ‘They would have to have known the vehicles were stored there before they broke in and known when was the best time to get and escape without being caught,’ the source said. ‘There are alarms at Windsor Castle, but the first time anyone knew there was a break-in was when they...

That was not mentioned in the above and yet one of the more interesting break ins

Why is it so that learner Motorcycle riders are restricted to power and size of Motorcycle and yet Car learners are not restricted to size and power of car. I know the answer, Votes, more drive cars then bikes so for the Votes not to restrict them as this learner above is 19 voting age. If that...

I quote from the above This alarming rise in self-inflicted cybercrime is a wake-up call for all of us, especially for those over 60 who may not be as tech-savvy as younger generations. Unquote. Now computers and even moble phones that are just mini computers has been around in the mainstream...

I got into the habit of logging in at 12:01am Monday to report to Centrelink when most of the east coast, that is where I am in Australia, is asleep and hope it's system is working and not being overloaded and it's been a long time when I could not complete my tasks.

Perth, another place I somehow ended up in when being in Sydney unaware I was going there just 5 days before arriving at a beach in Perth watching the sun set IN the ocean. There was 3 of us from Sydney's Northern Beaches so used to seeing the Sun rise FROM the Ocean and Perth's beaches felt...

You know what new job Dan the man has now? I pity the youth that this organization is supposed to help.

Eileen Kramer long life and her return home after a long time gone reminds me of this. Not only in thought, in body as well. An opal-hearted country, A wilful, lavish land All you who have not loved her, You will not understand though Earth holds many splendours, Wherever I may die, I...

Many years ago somehow I ended up at Dandenong train station traveling between Philip Is and Sydney via Melbourne and I came to the realisation that I was indeed in a strange place that I now call Dandy Nongs who live there.

Doing that still comes at a cost to the dumpers who need to be paid, wear and tear on the trucks, fuel used to collect it all and dump at their place ect.

A fool and his money are soon parted" Thomas Tusser, an English poet and farmer who lived in the 16th century Now the 21st century and nothing has changed.

Reminds me of Kevin 'Bloody' Wilson song, You can stick that f**king phone up your f**king arse, you're supposed to make it easy not f**king hard.

I still have my bar steering lock from about 4 cars ago as well(about 35 years) . Lost the key years ago and can't be locked but that don't matter, potential thief's don't know that. And something to defend myself with.

I see two things out of this. One is the Law saying 'Well, you ( not you, your D.I.L) should of cancelled the rego asap after it was stolen. Two is lesson learned for not cancelling the rego asap after it was stolen.

I signed up and fingers crossed. I don't like summer nights