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He finally did something right.

That's in Ruzzian Rubles, in the civilized world we refer to that as: two flat stones.

Invest in you old age: Superannuation or some other savings device. You need to put on as much as you possibly can as soon as you can but this needn't mean you plow all your income into it straight away. Transfer or invest as little as $20 per week initially, you'll never miss it and after a few weeks or months keep increasing the amount till you've reached your ceiling. Reinvest your earnings or dividends, compound interest is a beautiful thing.

You mean: Stephen Christopher Yaxley or possibly Andrew McMaster or perhaps Paul Harris or Wayne King (giggity) or even Stephen Lennon? My God this weirdo can't even decide what to call himself. How about we just agree to call him a fascist dickhead? I think that's appropriate.

You mean: Stephen Christopher Yaxley or possibly Andrew McMaster or perhaps Paul Harris or Wayne King (giggity) or even Stephen Lennon? My God this weirdo can't even decide what to call himself. How about we just agree to call him a fascist dickhead? I think that's appropriate.

Wow, they certainly don't fuck around do they?

So, let me get this straight, because of Ticketmaster's procedures tens of thousands of tickets were bought by scalpers with the intention of reselling them. Ticketmaster could have done something to combat these sorts of actions but chose not to. Then, they've decided to cancell all those tickets and resell them to to the people that bought them (because they were unavailable on the official site), effectively charging them double (or more) for the same ticket?

Okay thanks, nothing to see here other than a monopoly in action, carry on.

Good,now throw away the key. He's a repeat offender and an all round waste of oxygen.

Of course he is, I knows his chances of actually winning the popular vote is next to zero (again) so he's doing everything he can to try and save his orange arse. Because he knows that if he doesn't win then the best he can hope for is spending the next four years inside a variety of courthouses.

This is not my beautiful house, this is not my beautiful wife..!

You're sorta right. The economies of sovereign nations are not particularly similar to small households, however continuously incurring debt without raising significant revenue will kneecap a country's economy (eg the UK). Rather than focusing exclusively on debt the IMF should be strongly encouraging countries like the UK to drive up revenue by all means. The most obvious way of doing this is by raising taxes. The IMF is, however, in the thrall of big money which is fundamentally opposed to tax's.

Not particularly, no. The real issue is whether Australia wants to get rid of the British Monarchy.