Where that our money goes...

ew - gota wonder how he retained his employment while living like that.

and my definition of a houso isnt just because your in a housing commission
home,

as stated,

Live in a housing commission home
Never held a job, ever
never shower, clean, mow lawns etc that causes a repugnant smell that makes
you wana barf.
perhaps have a few old cars in the back yard.
Be unproductive, go out and rob and bash people on a friday and saturday
night, buy or abuse alcohol and drugs.
Steal and have no education because you have been suspended for 300 days in
all 3 years you went to school.
never pay your bills, have large outstanding fines and can recomend which
goals are better than others. to the point were you demand to go to
silverwater and not Junee

I admit some people are forced below the poverty line by things beyond their
control - this doesnt make them houso's, it makes them disadvantaged.

Im sure living in these areas, you know exacly the type of people im talking
about.

 

to make my point theirs a special on this type of people on aca right now.

 

Nice one, Theo.

If only you knew how true that second line is![1][2]

Hammo

[1] ..or was that part of the barb?
[2] yes, in Wilcannia no less.

 

Ah, Theo schooled Moike!

Hammo

 

You Pisshead! - sorry Pisshead

Johno

Beer?

 

Conehead, read my last sentence and then take your foot out of your mouth.
Next time engage your brain before you start typing, or reading for that
matter ... maybe you need to read slower???

Dennis

 

Damn, got anything easier, Geoff? I couldn't answer 'yes' to a single one of
those!

 

Mate of mine used to do volunteer work for Meals On Wheels. He wouldn't be
surprised.

 

Huh? - Oh!

ta mate.

 

Just to add my 2 cents worth, MB, that's where the problem lies. In your
line of work you get to see the worse of the people living in these areas.
Having an ex and a sibling, both of whom are Aboriginal, living in 'houso'
accommodation I get a slightly different 'view'. Dare I say the 'do
gooders' have an entirely different and somewhat, perhaps, detached view? A
lot has changed in the last forty years since they ventured there.

I can entirely relate to your description of what I call 'useless cunts'
and, yes, they run rampant. I never thought I'd say it but you blokes
working GD deserve a medal! The shit I've seen and heard go down at
neighbouring houses makes the mind boggle. Just remember, try not to tar
everyone with the same brush (no matter how hardened you become), and if
you see a ray of hope in someones eyes, let it shine. Your job is to
enforce the laws, not become judge, jury and executioner.

As for cash for babies. Yes, it happens, whether planned or otherwise. Three
grand buys a new car to get to the shops for nappies! Extra benefits for
Aboriginals? I told the gumbyment bloke I black fella by association but he
still make me get permit for Arnhem Land but not my kids! Local land
council got land rights, sold it to the Japs for a golf course, employ
trainees for no re-numeration. Since Pauline shook things up it's evening
out a bit tho'!

 

It is income, but it should't affect a government enforced savings program,
which is what the old pension was.

Do you think it would be fair to force high income earners to put more money
into superannuation and also tax them more when they take it out?

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So much for the 4 line sig:
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If you got it from a bank, it's a mistake.

Theo

 

So if I had $10M in savings getting me 5%, that $500,000 a year in interest,
that shouldn't affect my pension then?

If I was an ex-politician, it wouldn't.

Theo

 

User pays. Start with those paying the most and work from there.
And if you don't wan't to live in a dust bowl, move. A lot of the problems
from the bush seem to stem from the fact that the original settlers tried to
make the barren Australian bush into another England. This battle can't be
won. Sydney however, can be an International City with a high standard of
roads, transport and infrastructure. All it takes is for the government to
spend the Sydney taxpayer's money on Sydney and not on the dream of an
English backyard.

 

What happened to the 91?

Theo

 

We went to the same school, or did you remember that?

Theo

 

Wow!

What smelly bait.

Hang on, Sydney got used many times in the post, as well as "bush".

Oh, it's just a silly twat.

Hammo

 

Yeah

Not far from here.

Did you mean it, or were you oblivious to the comment?

Cheers

Hammo

 

That explains a lot, and if that is the sort of thing which you consider
to be 'proof' I pity any defendant whom you give evidence against
against in court.

Nev..
'03 ZX12R

 

Prisoners pay no income tax on their prison earnings and everything they
buy from the prison shop is tax free. $3.50 for a pack of Winnie
Blues... who wouldn't want to be living it up in prison?

Nev..
'03 ZX12R