rocker_oz33
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You mean the mum/dad in the front passenger seat?
Society & Culture Things in life you just don't understand
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Is it so they can see them in the rear-view mirror ?
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No. There's always gonna be someone in the driver seat so it makes more sense to have the child on the back passenger side. If the baby drops it's toy or what every you can easily reach back to pick it up. A lot harder if directly behind you. There's not always someone in the passenger seat so it just makes sense
Ah ok. No, I was arguing the other side. Drivers side is safer.
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I just saw someone driving a Nissan Maxima.
That's not the unusual bit- the custom number plate was what caught my attention.
'MH370'.
I'd have to add this to the list of things I don't understand...why? What subliminal message is this person trying to convey about themselves?
That's not the unusual bit- the custom number plate was what caught my attention.
'MH370'.
I'd have to add this to the list of things I don't understand...why? What subliminal message is this person trying to convey about themselves?
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Or maybe they had if before the accident.
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It's been in Hawthorn all this time!
Possible, yes. What are the chances?
My grandfather's birthday is September 11. He always remarks that up until 65 (he was born in 1935) it was as unremarkable a date as any other, that on 66 people were too captivated to pass on birthday wishes, and that since then, he always gets looks whenever he states his birthdate.
Funny how people focus on such ultimately meaningless coincidences like that.
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A guy walked past me with flowers in his hair.
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I thought it was common to put kids in booster seats in the middle of the back seat rather than on the driver/passenger side. Gives you the best visibility via the rear vision mirror. You just have the potential that if you hit the anchors the kid might go flying through the windscreen. Anyway I don't have kids, I've just seen others with the kid in the middle.
rocker_oz33
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Was he going to san francisco?
My son is in the middle at the moment. I think they are supposed to be moved to the side when they are booster seat age (around 4). If you have 2 kids you have no choice to use the sides.
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Fools who call for conscription/national service/all the young need is a good dose of the army. Don't these people realise that by turning on the very young who feel disconnected diseffected and perhaps screwed over by policies of the older brigade and turning into an elite army unit may not be such a good idea?
Could be the fighting turns inwards if these same people feel disconnected and removed from society and wake up to the fact they have no interest in fighting some useless war. Than you have a truly screwed society. Sort of happened in the US on a lesser scale. (No they don't have conscription but no gov support means the army basically instead of the dole. Also arm them to the teeth and things have already gone downstream.).
Could be the fighting turns inwards if these same people feel disconnected and removed from society and wake up to the fact they have no interest in fighting some useless war. Than you have a truly screwed society. Sort of happened in the US on a lesser scale. (No they don't have conscription but no gov support means the army basically instead of the dole. Also arm them to the teeth and things have already gone downstream.).
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http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/fo...see-brought-back/story-fneuz8zj-1227001285533
"According to a Nestle spokeswoman, it’s not possible to bring the old-style Milo bar back. They no longer have the equipment to produce it."
How hard can it be???
"According to a Nestle spokeswoman, it’s not possible to bring the old-style Milo bar back. They no longer have the equipment to produce it."
How hard can it be???
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I didn't realise Bertie Beetles aren't sold in shops.
Seems odd as they make them for showbags and the Bertie Beetle showbags are always popular.
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rocker_oz33
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Single ones Or in a bag? there not at any woolies near me.
kanye_best
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in a bag, last i checked.
great. now i'll have to go to woolies today to see if i'm right.
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Oh I gather from this bit in the link Cleavy put up " Bertie Beetles — Discontinued in 1970, only sold in showbags now and available on special occasions." that they didn't.
Must look harder next time I'm in Woolies.Unless the "occasions" refers to things like Easter,Halloween & Christmas and maybe they release bags of them in stores.
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i think you may be right about the 2nd part.
nevertheless i will go to woolies today and report back with my findings.
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Is that actually still a thing? I thought all the pro-conscription fools died out?
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Is that actually still a thing? I thought all the pro-conscription fools died out?
Nah seems to be a trend once people hit 45 and know they'll no longer be a part of it and reap the benefits of sitting on their arse while others do the fighting for them.
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