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I avoid all sorts, same as in the real world.

When we were building our house I did all the electrical wiring, being my trade. When it came time to paint the wife asked me to help. My reply "Sorry Darling, can't do. No visa". I hate painting, laws are to be taken advantage of.

Watching president Lincoln get assassinated on live tv.

Another thing to be careful of, other than the use by date. If beer is chilled, then allowed to get hot again (power failure, taken out of the fridge), then re-chilled, it'll ruin the taste.

The best beers I like in Australia (and I live there 9 months a year) is English ales. In my humble opinion, Ozzy lager is way overrated.

Some of the new craft beers are terrible. "Citrus ale with a hint of lavender". That sort of stuff.

Does "fussing and fighting" count? https://youtu.be/FwuqdzB55IE?si=rTfllcx9YHPFPh9e

I've run out of cloud storage. Just using Bob's threads as my shopping list. That's all they're good for.

Pork rips Triple A batteries Half cabbage Bottles of water Shoe inserts

At 7/11 I pay first, and then I leave. Unbelievable.

I haven't had a single drop of alcohol past my lips since my last birthday.

Go sit on his gate, that'll teach him.

Mouse in one hand, bottle of Chang in the other. What could possibly go wrong?

Can I withdraw all the nice things I said about you?

Imagine that nagging you.

Yeah, but he was still good fun. Reminds me of Costas back in the day.

Tell 'em to shove their money where the sun don't shine, and move on...

Possibly, if you worded it right. But don't just throw it back at them. How would you feel if you gave someone a gift and they refused it because they didn't need it? It's a bit awkward trying to explain an answer without knowing the whole concept. If I offered my son a million dollars and he said he was all good but thanks anyway, I'd be thrilled. But if he accepted it and threw it away, I'd be pissed.

Ok. As a parent... Because you're their son. That's it. It pleases THEM to give it to you.

What I would do..... But I'm not you.... Accept it with love... Now trust me, when someone hits they're seventies/ eighties, you can't have too much money. Just hang onto it, and when they need it (and they probably will), help them out. Not by giving them their money back, but offering to pay for this and that.

Because they WANT to give it to you. That's their choice. Accept it gracefully. And when they're in the ground, do what you want with it.

Absolutely. They're your parents for God's sake. Think about them.

I tried to message Bob, but he's blocked everyone. Take care mate. Edit. He never did me any harm. I don't agree with his lifestyle, but that isn't my problem. Sure was entertaining enough.

Please tell us Gummy Globulin is sitting beside you.

They won't delete your account, but you can send me your password and I'll change it to something random that we'll both forget.