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gazzamagoo wrote:

Psyber wrote:

whufc wrote:Had my first Coke Zero on the weekend in about 3-4 years.

Drank it and thought this is shit...….how did I ever like this rubbish.

Then read on here its a new taste.....make sense.

I've always preferred Pepsi Max...

His name is Ben

under-rated post

Passed a taxi this morning with a sticker on the passenger window which read "attention passenger please sit in back".

Has this country finally turned into the 51st state of the USA?

Pseudo wrote:Passed a taxi this morning with a sticker on the passenger window which read "attention passenger please sit in back".

Has this country finally turned into the 51st state of the USA?

Been doing that since Covid started.

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Pseudo wrote:Passed a taxi this morning with a sticker on the passenger window which read "attention passenger please sit in back".

Has this country finally turned into the 51st state of the USA?

It was an OH&S directive as too many people were standing in the back.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

Pseudo wrote:Passed a taxi this morning with a sticker on the passenger window which read "attention passenger please sit in back".

Has this country finally turned into the 51st state of the USA?

Been doing that since Covid started.

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Is there no Covid in the back?

amber_fluid wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

Pseudo wrote:Passed a taxi this morning with a sticker on the passenger window which read "attention passenger please sit in back".

Has this country finally turned into the 51st state of the USA?

Been doing that since Covid started.

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Is there no Covid in the back?

There is if you are (vertical) dancing

Pseudo wrote:Passed a taxi this morning with a sticker on the passenger window which read "attention passenger please sit in back".

Has this country finally turned into the 51st state of the USA?

Saw an Uber a few weeks back with one of those small self adhesive No Admittance signs stuck to the front passenger window.

How do people arrive in Australia whilst Covid +?
Do the airlines not check tests?

Jimmy_041 wrote:How do people arrive in Australia whilst Covid +?
Do the airlines not check tests?

What's supposed to happen is you are to supply evidence of a negative test taken within 3 days of the flight's departure for Australia.

About to wind up last night with a couple of quiet reds and then a friend rocks up all upset and armed with a bottle of scotch, it's going to be a long week.

gazzamagoo wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:How do people arrive in Australia whilst Covid +?
Do the airlines not check tests?

What's supposed to happen is you are to supply evidence of a negative test taken within 3 days of the flight's departure for Australia.

I haven't flown much in the past 18 months but QF never asked to see mine even though had one
$5,000 fine for not checking on a valid visa
Make it $50,000 for Covid and see what happens

Jimmy_041 wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:How do people arrive in Australia whilst Covid +?
Do the airlines not check tests?

What's supposed to happen is you are to supply evidence of a negative test taken within 3 days of the flight's departure for Australia.

I haven't flown much in the past 18 months but QF never asked to see mine even though had one
$5,000 fine for not checking on a valid visa
Make it $50,000 for Covid and see what happens

Some very good forgeries out there being used. Airlines are hot on the checking but some slip through. Also finding some are testing negative 3 days out but then symptoms develop or they catch it in the following days or even onboard. Would be more prudent for everyone to have the rapid PCR test at the airport the day you fly. Sydney and Melbourne airports do one in the terminal with 90 minutes turnaround guaranteed so you rock up to the airport, have your test and then check in

Jim05 wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:How do people arrive in Australia whilst Covid +?
Do the airlines not check tests?

What's supposed to happen is you are to supply evidence of a negative test taken within 3 days of the flight's departure for Australia.

I haven't flown much in the past 18 months but QF never asked to see mine even though had one
$5,000 fine for not checking on a valid visa
Make it $50,000 for Covid and see what happens

Some very good forgeries out there being used. Airlines are hot on the checking but some slip through. Also finding some are testing negative 3 days out but then symptoms develop or they catch it in the following days or even onboard. Would be more prudent for everyone to have the rapid PCR test at the airport the day you fly. Sydney and Melbourne airports do one in the terminal with 90 minutes turnaround guaranteed so you rock up to the airport, have your test and then check in

Yup, testing positive still seems to take 4-7 days (on average) after you were exposed.
All these people that rush out and get tested 1 day after being exposed, get a negative and think they are fine, then run around spreading it like mad!

I thought they already arrived.

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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:I thought they already arrived.

The Apache variant.

Roadworks on Diagonal Road right next to Marion in December

Dutchy wrote:Roadworks on Diagonal Road right next to Marion in December

Seriously this has been a pain in my arse (not Carey related ) for a while now. I need to get out onto Diagonal road from the side streets probably 5-6 times a week to take kids to their various things, and every c..nt is now banking up on the one street you can exit in front of the library. So you have people wanting to turn left, people wanting to turn left and then straight into the right lane to go into Marion, and the worst people trying to turn right in that spot that f..ks everyone up.

Surely someone at some stage at the council would have said that December wasn't the month to close lanes and do roadworks next the the shopping centre January would actually be perfect with no school.

Dutchy wrote:Surely someone at some stage at the council would have said that December wasn't the month to close lanes and do roadworks next the the shopping centre January would actually be perfect with no school.

Marion City Council? Say no more…

Spargo wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Surely someone at some stage at the council would have said that December wasn't the month to close lanes and do roadworks next the the shopping centre January would actually be perfect with no school.

Marion City Council? Say no more…

Councils don't look after main roads ( in most LGA's ), DPTI do.