Oh no Beta you misunderstand me. I like my waterfront home and deep water jetty, it's those "other" people who can move to Willunga.
I agree with you Magnus, but really most people like living on the coastal fringe.
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Gonna be crowded when TA switches of the inter webby thingy and everyone moves there, just as you suggested though.
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Oh of course you would would want something in return. hmmm I see, well maybe my best wishes for and your family.
btw, Western Union is ...
Well Willunga looks like a nice place to live, close to wine growing areas, a golf club. Houses are probably reasonably priced. Very nice...
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The Liberals have no idea what to do and would just go back to the "do nothing" policy we had under Howard, Alston and Coonan.
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Kaspersky is right.
Even though voting is compulsory here, Australia needs to start work on this now.
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Dazza - lets make a deal. I won't call you a troll if you don't call me a sheep.
Anyway let's get some perspective on this. You cannot ...
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Seriously, every business is slow to start off, that's common sense. But the NBN is attempting to replace an incumbent monopoly. So wait ...
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Ok, for all of those that are complaining about price lets look at it this way,
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BankWest security
This is a laudable development on BankWest's behalf. But their concern for security rings a little hollow with me as they currently don't have the facilities for Sydney customers to change their PIN for their debit cards. Surely it makes good security sense to be able to change your PIN regularly?