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I love the Seniors Discount Club writers overly-enthusiastic descriptions of actions such as Coles slightly reducing prices calling it "Slashing Prices". 10.5% reduction (lamb shanks) doesn't count as price slashing in my book.

Woolworths are interested only in Profit-Line. If they can't make a good (large) profit on commemorative Anzac tins of biscuits, they won't stock them. Woolies doesn't give a rats *rse about Anzac day.

Am I too old? I remember when Easter Buns were sold as "Hot Cross(ed) Buns" at the bakery and yes, they were HOT. Straight from the oven. That's what 'hot" meant. What does it mean today? Nothing! Imagine if you bought a "Hot pie" or "Hot chips" and they were handed to you cold.

Why do you call a lavatory a bathroom? We don't poop in baths, do we?

Like all previous comments, I think it's rubbish: A/ Dot painting method was invented by a Caucasian. B/ Painting an aircraft's fuselage like that is very expensive. C/ It looks awful and does nothing for Qantas other than distract one from the fact it is not a great airline.

Perhaps the council/government can use the money collected to paint yellow lines at side of road. What a scam! Roy

You, and everyone who thinks a workplace email should be concluded "Yours sincerely" are mistaken. A workplace letter (email) should have been concluded, in the past at least, with "Yours faithfully". "Yours sincerely" was used between lovers and intimate friends.

Where in the world did the name Hot Cross(ed) Buns" come from? Well, back when I was young, they were "HOT". They came fresh and hot, straight from the baker's oven and hot meant hot, not cold and stale. If any of you asked for a hot pie or hot chips, would you be happy being given cold pies or...

One since 3 covid jabs and once again after 4th jab. Both cases mild.

My partner and I have both had 4 each Covid vaccinations and booster. She recently caught covid which went to her brain and gave her encephalitis from which she nearly died and she was hospitalized for 5 days. I caught covid off her but my attack was extremely mild.

Jarred, Being retired, Monday is no problem to me. Secondly, it's my first golf day of the week. It might be better for you Jarred, if you count Monday as the second day of the week, which it is.

Still have an identical one and often use it.

You and everyone else seems to be missing one point with hot-cross-buns. They are meant to be hot. Back in the "good old days", bakers advertised and sold HOT cross(ed) buns. Yes, they were hot, fresh from the oven. What would all your readers say if the bought hot pies or hot chips and they...

Thank you SDC for showing us another way to save money.