FTA-TV First Dates - Part 6 - More episodes & series than you can poke with a suggestive mushroom

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

#putyourpallbearersout

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

Ted Cassidy(1932-1979)

American actor (Lurch-Addams Family), dies at 46
https://www.onthisday.com/people/ted-cassidy

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

1997 Ennis Cosby, son of Bill Cosby, murdered on LA highway at 29

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

Laurent-Désiré Kabila(1971-2001)

Congolese revolutionary and 3rd President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (1997-2001), assassinated in his office at 61 by one of his own bodyguards

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

And..

Mary Ann Nichols

1864 White chapel murder victim and possible Jack the Ripper victim Mary Ann Nichols (18) weds printer's machinist William Nichols

Kram · Jan 16, 2024

Shell said:
Such a shame Hiji went out in 5.

I thought he had it for sure tbh but then the German lifted a gear out if nowhere.

Kram · Jan 16, 2024

But someone on that income will get no relief. That person will lose an offset of $1,275 in return for a tax cut of zero. Someone on a higher wage of $50,000 will lose $1,500 in order to gain $125, and someone earning the typical full-time wage of $85,000 will have to lose $1,500 to gain just $1,000.

That's right, a typical full-time worker will get relief of $1,000 from the stage 3 tax cuts in return for losing the axed tax offset of $1,500.

Much higher earners will do much, much better. An Australian earning twice as much as is typical — $190,000 — will get $7,500. An Australian earning a bit more than that again — $200,000 — will get $9,000.

lol.

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

Wow the Queen was really shitty over those two bellends using her name to name their kid.

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

The jokes on them tho imo. It's a pretty rubbish name tbh.

Elizabeth is the nice name, not the nickname you ****ing morons.

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

Kram said:
But someone on that income will get no relief. That person will lose an offset of $1,275 in return for a tax cut of zero. Someone on a higher wage of $50,000 will lose $1,500 in order to gain $125, and someone earning the typical full-time wage of $85,000 will have to lose $1,500 to gain just $1,000.

That's right, a typical full-time worker will get relief of $1,000 from the stage 3 tax cuts in return for losing the axed tax offset of $1,500.

Much higher earners will do much, much better. An Australian earning twice as much as is typical — $190,000 — will get $7,500. An Australian earning a bit more than that again — $200,000 — will get $9,000.

lol.

Yeah but its all about perspective tho. The $1500 is long gone- you dont need to compare the new tax cuts to that.

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

I dont anyway.

I just see it as a (tiny) bonus.

And better than having to pay a tax bill.

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

It is a joke that those tax cuts are percentage based and all the real benefits go to the high income earners tho

*And they ARE bloody high income earners. If you are living way above your means then thats your ****ing fault.

Shell · Jan 16, 2024

Shits me to tears ppl dont consider 6 figure incomes as "rich"

Bull. shit.

Kram · Jan 16, 2024

Challenger flight control "Obviously a major malfunction.."

Gee do ya think mate.

Shell · Jan 16, 2024