Wee aim to please ;-)
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Printable View
Wee aim to please ;-)
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
was watching the news last night, mistake number 1.
There was a hijab / letterbox wearing woman that came to Australia with the express purpose of killing someone to give ISIS glory or something equally insane.
Anyway she stabbed this bloke she was staying with. But the bit that got me, was she was allowed to wear the hijab / letterbox in court. That is just not right IMO. If you break the law and appear before a court you should be made to be publicly recognisable.
This damn country is just too soft and obliging. If you break the rules, you lose the use of some of those rules.
This woman caused the fella significant wounds and traumatised his daughter, but oh no, we can't offend her by making her remove her hijab / letterbox in court. It's all just gone too far all this 'we must be considerate of others' crap.
And that's why watching the news is a bad thing.
Goin to have to look for a new job..... I work for a small family owned business. Only 4 of us, one rep, 2 internal guys and the accounts person who owns the company. I'm one of the internals, the other is the sister of the accounts/owner. Well the rep decided after 10 years to hand in his notice on Tuesday. The owner tells me on Friday that she's decided to close the business, not because of financial reasons but because the sister has now also decided that she's has had enough. She said that she doesn't want to go through the rigmoral of finding replacements, which is fair enough I guess but bugger me, it is a wee bit inconvenient, no nice pay out for me as have only been there 1 1/2 years........ Oh well, life goes on hey.
Going to be in a similar boat soon.
Boss sends all sales staff an email on Friday with unrealistic sales targets and says if you can’t do what you are hired to do then we can’t continue to support you.
Looks like 7 guys will soon be unemployed, not happy considering I just bought a new car for this job and sold my beloved Patrol
Proud BTrol Owner
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
When I set my business up I had dreams of expanding it beyond just me. Didnt take me long to say bugger that considering all the hurdles put up against business owners. Now settled as a single-employee company. I turn over less than I could if I put people on but earn more than I would if I did, and more than I did working for the man. Unfortunate reality of employment laws. Sorry to hear your news Clunky but can sympathasize with the business owner.
The business was started by her father over 30 years ago and did very well and still does pretty well.... Like I said, she says it's not a financial decision what so ever..... I guess I'm just a bit disappointed that they've decided to go this way, especially the sister. They want me to carry on with them for the next 2 months or however long it takes for them to sell their stock but motivation has been lost...... Anyway, it is what it is, time to move on
Had some concreters over the other day. They left all their rubbish behind.
That's OK guys, I understand, it really is very bloody hard to pick up your cans and milk containers and other crap and put it in your car. You can carry bags of cement on your shoulders but the bloody food wrappings are just too hard.
Sprained my ankle at work yesterday. Ducks I would prefer to be at work than have this crappy injury. Argh
Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk
Diesel is 14c a litre dearer than ULP at the local servo.
14 cents a litre dearer, how can that be?
When a diabetic with long term serious mental issues has somehow got 6 months supply of her medication and is now fighting for her life. [emoji35][emoji22]
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Unfortunately Kat its not that hard to get a complete multi repeat script filled all at once. A simple request along the lines of extended remote area journey or long overseas trip is all it takes. There is no compulsion on the pharmacy to deny a request unless they believe the patient may appear to 'unstable - sorry wrong word I am sure' but you get my drift. Additionally I don't know if all scripts are nationally tracked, hence a trip to a couple of different pharmacy's will work also in most cases I would think. Its annoying and in this case no doubt very serious - i hope she recovers.
Fuel is always cheap in Bairnsdale, do not know why.
Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk
I know it's pretty unwise to talk about politics and I want to stay neutral, I have no interest in debating 1 party Vs the other etc, but, is it just me thinking this or has Scott Morrison & the Libs lost the plot?
He was talking about people smugglers and boat people last night as if it that's front and centre of everyone's minds, maybe it is, but I don't think so.
Massive rain in Nth QLD, massive rain in California, exceedingly low temps in Chicago (-46 I heard with wind chill). Our country I'm sure is getting drier, NSW declared 100% in drought.
Prediction that all insects could be extinct in 100 years, if that happens, we'll be behind them. That's the beginning of the end of the planet's food chain.
But oh no, the scariest thing around is the few people that get here undetected in boats.
I must stop watching the news.
Diesel over here is almost always dearer at approx $1.36/ lt. ULP today is approx $1.16/lt, but tomorrow will start the cycle again and go up to around $1.40 and then get cheaper again each day. Hence the reason I drive around in a 3.5lt Petrol Paj instead of the Patrol.
And you can bet yoir vittom dollar,even 5hough they have a policy on not to talk aboit voat arrivals,they will as of now....and these new laws only apply to those already on manus.....the news people know,as do most people....they are talking to talk for one teason....to get votes from to lazy to read
Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
Politics is a Dangerous subject in a Forum.
Politics is a global “reality” game generated by combined media groups. The original concept was for teams to create a series of plans based on a budget. The winning team was then given three or four years to see how many of the targets they could meet. The game has morphed a little so that the winning team now tries to implement any plan at all while under attack from all other competitors including their own team. I think that’s it.
I guess the one saving grace is that we still have participative democracy rather than totalitarianism and revolution to change governments if we are not happy.
The way I see it is that our elected members no longer see their role as a representative of their constituents in parliament, but as a representative of their party/consortium/faction/group/whatever to their constituents.
And we no longer vote for the best option - rather we are forced to vote for the 'least-worse'.
I joined this Forum in 2010 because I was a long time Nissan Patrol owner and loved Camping, Fishing, Shooting and all things outdoor.
During my time on the Forum I have made quite a few Mates & Friends and have spent numerous times around a campfire talking bullshit.
My opinion is that this Forum should pursue our common interests.
Whilst Politics affects us all it is a subject that we need not pursue on here.
Public Health - what a minefield. I am hearing what you are saying load and clear; my daughter has progressed from within emergency response to the NDIS frontline to running assessment teams and is now working with federal agencies to first define then roll out policy and strategy, then provide training to regional support agencies. Its such a massive task with so many different needs and the challenges are this level are to try to capture as many people within the 'net' without too much compromise. the reality, at least from what i am hearing is that the push is manic to roll out something, even to 80%, and then let the ground support workers 'wing it' to fill in the gaps. This is a crazy strategy and my daughter is fighting the system, its early days, maybe the details will be better formulated for a wider demographic, but I doubt it. The pressure is enormous to roll out a system however there are simply not enough people who are both willing and suitably skilled to bring these service platforms to completion, at the required rate. She is going to be working with satellite groups physically from remote QLD/NT to Remote WA - its going to be highly taxing on her and her partner in the process - will see how long this craziness persists before she gets poached by another department and momentum will falter. Right now the NDIS is still in the frontline of the media, however I shudder to think what will happen to all this efforts when the next 'news grab headline opportunity project' emerges.
Sorry Bob, i agree and thought about my reply before posting....and knew i was crossing the line....i respect what you say as an elder of the forum.....not even stropp gets that from me..
Happy thought and appreciate your efforts in thought for the day....
Ill just go and kick my own arse...
Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
Hope this workshttp://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...019/02/128.jpg
Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
My Boss !!
Total tool !!!!!
Proud BTrol Owner
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
Computer shit itself last week wouldn't turn on, $85 to tell me that I'm looking at around $1000 to replace the main board. Stuff that paid that much for it a few years ago. At least they managed to save my files.
Sent from my A1601 using Tapatalk
^^^^^
What he said. Do it yourself. Building a pc is literally fool proof. If the part doesn't fit, it doesn't go there. The hardest part is O/S reinstall and all programs.