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Lousy Carter. This is pretty funny, but only for those with a wry sense of humour.

Have a friend in Adelaide who says the dream of owning a home for first home buyers has become out of reach. They are looking at prices starting at around $500,000 and up, median price is $850,000. Sydney and Melbourne even higher.

The Truth vs Alex Jones. What a horrible excuse for a human being this guy is, and his 75 million followers are no better.

Always been a music lover, had a big collection of both CD's and vinyl before I left Australia 14 years ago. Until recently used to listen to free music on apps like Radio Paradise, Jango and Accu radio, but now, at nearly 82 I find I prefer peace and quiet. Nothing wrong with my hearing, it's just that music doesn't move me like it used to. Sad.

You always take the weather with you.

It's available on PB as well.

I'm after a cheap second car for my partner to use as a runabout. She hasn't had any on road practice since getting a licence, so prefer her to learn in something where the dings won't matter. I believe these early Fords had gearbox issues, but wouldn't this have be rectified in a 10 year old car?

Obviously you either didn't read my comments in opening post or just don't give a sh*t. This is not funny, so respectful replies please.

One of the most annoying/irritating TV series I've ever watched. The main character is a spineless jellyfish and all the other actors are equally annoying. I did watch to the end (only 4 episodes) in the hope someone (preferably all) was going to get blown away.

In her case I very much doubt it. She eats a lot of home grown vegetables plus a lot of fish, and some pork and chicken. No junk food.

You're a DH.

Worth watching for the fight scenes only, the rest of the movie is just filler. Credit to Connor though, thought he played the psycho role pretty well.

Never wanted any and never missed having any.

At 82 I find my needs are simple, so the idea of suddenly becoming extravagant and "living it up" just doesn't appeal. Consequently my Thai partner will inherit all and do with it as she wishes.

Had my Triton 8 years and haven't hit 20K yet.

Of course that never happens in Thailand. No, here they take all!

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Already told her that I'll stick with her no matter what.

My partner has quite a bit of gray hair, but she sees the hairdresser once a month for colouring.

I know a lot of Thai women suffer from hair loss, especially as they get older. My partner is now 60 and is getting quite thin on top and wonders if anything can be done or just accept the inevitable? I feel really sorry for her as hair loss is probably more traumatic for a woman than a man. This is not funny, so respectful replies please.

I suppose Aussie wines are no good either?

I know a pathetic comment when I see one.

You know when you're going to die? Pathetic comment.

Got to admit I used to love a big piss up, but now at my advanced age 2 beers is all I can manage without a hangover.

Do they have Cherry Ripe's?