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Hearing the rattle of various lolly papers in the movies is bad enough, but to do it in live theatre shows no manners whatsoever. I don't know what sort of parents this person had, but they were certainly lacking in thoughts for others.

I have not seen one bit about disabled ex-service people. There are still a few of us around and, unfortunately, do not have a very loud voice.

A14, I had a Saturday morning job in a classy men's wear store. it was the best job I ever had as I taught me so much about dealing with people. First thing when I arrived was to sweep the footpath in front of the store then clean the big display windows of grubby kid finger prints, then inside...

I had no trouble with it, but then I have taught myself to look at names and work out how to pronounce them. We have got and will get more non-English names as the years roll on.

I can feel the taste buds standing up.

Get used to it Aussies, as we get more migrants, we will get more difficult names to pronounce. They are mostly difficult to pronounce at first glance, but with a little patience most will come out right.

Why does a show home make a difference? He was trespassing. One of the younger "entitled" group.

Of course it won't, so why is everyone getting their knickers in a knot over it?

I always carry a bit of cash, just to be sure, just to be sure.

In my younger days they were referred to as "French Letters".

That's a bit rough.

Many years ago, admittedly, I picked up a car in LA and drove to San Diego and around a lot there and, then to SFO and surroundings, and back to LA. Never had a copper look sideways at me. I was driving a brand new Caddy.

Don't let this happen to you!

The chance of zero road deaths is about the same as zero carbon outputs.

This will help natural selection.

it is better to be thought a fool, than open your mouth and prove it.

Sounds like a bum deal.