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Directors of a building company that builds houses that collapse two months after they're built should not be allowed to go into 'voluntary liquidation'. Their assets should be seized by the courts and they should be imprisoned and 'banned for life' from running any business.

Clearly the ACT judiciary don't share the AFP's zero tolerance of crime policy. It probably took longer for the AFP to go through the excruciatingly slow processes of prosecuting him than he will spend in prison

Never having used one, I have no idea. But I have met people who claimed to enjoy using them. Possibly they were lying, possibly they had extremely poor nerve sensitivity in that part of their body rebelling possibly they were insane. But, just maybe there are such things as comfortable butt...

A nice little yolk.

As a female friend of mine once commented: "The bigger it is, the easier it is to kick it." She'd just had a run in with an exhibitionist outside a bar in Kings Cross.

That's when he discovered walkie-talkies don't make comfortable butt-plugs. 😫

Absolutely! We even get charged for the BS we get from our governments, public servants and anyone else who pretends to be helping us.

My story was also from the Kapooka barracks. Efforts were made by a corporal, a sargent and the lieutenant, to persuade him, both for the good of the platoon and his own health. But he refused to use anything they gave him and they were forbidden to physically interfere. They couldn't even...

There was a conscript in my platoon during basic training who decided that if he refused to bathe long enough the army would eventually discharge him. And he was right! I remember waving goodbye to him as the ambulance drove away. His screaming was most unpleasant. Medical discharge for...

They can shut down all their stores as far as I'm concerned. I gave up on Domino's a long time ago, after getting rubbish pizzas from a two different stores, both had the wrong topping, too little topping and were smaller than what I paid for. Though one was purchased in Queensland and the...

No and thankfully so, given the recent medical evidence that coloured toilet paper is dangerous.

All the powers of councils actually rest in the State Governments. They can write legislation that restricts the actions of councils, like imposing restrictions on rate rises or introducing timelines on rate category complaints. If you want the actions of councils to change, make sure that you...

This is a fundamental denial of natural justice. Financial institutions are supposed to apply due diligence when assessing loan applications. If they make false assumptions and apply penalties based upon them the victims should appeal to the AFCA.

That's why blokes never read the instructions.

Hence the reason why she was alone in the bar... and probably everywhere else, if her husband finds out.

Definitely dumping, which is illegal. Leaving it outside a shop could have ended tragically, and she could have been charged with animal cruelty. If she wasn't able, or willing, to find a new owner then she should have taken the cat to the RSPCA. That's what they are there for.