Australia considers taking S'pore to int'l court
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What to do..and they have "grass" to smoke...tooOriginally posted by ditzy:They are kping coz they have plenty of time up thier hands. They have 2hr lunch breaks and stop work at 1630hrs on the dot mondays to fridays. 5 mins more and I'll complain to union.
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life in australia is good.Originally posted by ditzy:They are kping coz they have plenty of time up thier hands. They have 2hr lunch breaks and stop work at 1630hrs on the dot mondays to fridays. 5 mins more and I'll complain to union.
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Hanor hanor, which uni don't provide a place for its addict students to smoke weed better watch out.Originally posted by soloken:What to do..and they have "grass" to smoke...too You might just get yourself into the current affairs 6pm weekdays channel 7 or worse still, parliament. -
Life is good, until you visit the supermarket, or go out for a nice dinner on a public holiday.Originally posted by dragg:life in australia is good.
we are at the other end of the scale. -
Just look at how they treat the abor, who is the owner of the land...poor treatment.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:They say Singapore no human rights. I would say the same to them. How many racial riots have occured over there? People who keep harping about human rights are doing the exact opposite. The kettles calling the pots black.
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I don't see any weed-smoking area at my uni.Originally posted by ditzy:Hanor hanor, which uni don't provide a place for its addict students to smoke weed better watch out. You might just get yourself into the current affairs 6pm weekdays channel 7 or worse still, parliament. 
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Originally posted by ditzy:Hanor hanor, which uni don't provide a place for its addict students to smoke weed better watch out. You might just get yourself into the current affairs 6pm weekdays channel 7 or worse still, parliament.
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No one would do it openlyOriginally posted by iveco:I don't see any weed-smoking area at my uni. -
it depends which uni u from and at which states la...Originally posted by iveco:I don't see any weed-smoking area at my uni. -
Check with your respective student guild. Last I heard, theres no paedo corner, only one for queers.Originally posted by iveco:I don't see any weed-smoking area at my uni. -
not the human rights crap again!!
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I cannot remember which state legalised growing of weeds...but as can see every where in aussie can get grass one la.Originally posted by ditzy:Check with your respective student guild. Last I heard, theres no paedo corner, only one for queers. -
Some states also restrict certain vices...for example in NSW, prosititution is not legal but in Victoria it is...so where is the human rights??Originally posted by dragg:not the human rights crap again!! -
No more than two plants per household in WA, if I remember correctly. Any more than that and you get issued a summons to attend court.Originally posted by soloken:I cannot remember which state legalised growing of weeds...but as can see every where in aussie can get grass one la. -
Hanor hanor, some secluded public toilets have stickers that advise people not to share needles, and of course a hazardous waste bin to dispose used needles.Originally posted by soloken:I cannot remember which state legalised growing of weeds...but as can see every where in aussie can get grass one la. -
WA so strict, you should come to queensland, I've seen a whole backyard of it in the St Lucia suburbs.Originally posted by iveco:No more than two plants per household in WA, if I remember correctly. Any more than that and you get issued a summons to attend court. -
Originally posted by ditzy:Hanor hanor, some secluded public toilets have stickers that advise people not to share needles, and of course a hazardous waste bin to dispose used needles.
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right...queensland is the one....where you can see the whole backyard of the household planting weeds....and it is also the Pauline Hanson hometown....the racist...hahaaOriginally posted by ditzy:WA so strict, you should come to queensland, I've seen a whole backyard of it in the St Lucia suburbs. -
Calling all drug traffickers....no death sentence in Australia for drug offences and the aussies love to smoke grass and all kind sof illicit drugs...
Ship your dope directly to Australia please...do not pass Singapore...do not go to jail.. -
Haha..can c u a vivid supporter of drug..siahOriginally posted by oxford mushroom:Calling all drug traffickers....no death sentence in Australia for drug offences and the aussies love to smoke grass and all kind sof illicit drugs...
Ship your dope directly to Australia please...do not pass Singapore...do not go to jail.. -
She lives in the Ipswich area, and sells fish and chips, after serving her sentence for misappropriating funds, she is now a small time tv celebrity.Originally posted by soloken:right...queensland is the one....where you can see the whole backyard of the household planting weeds....and it is also the Pauline Hanson hometown....the racist...hahaa How racist she still is, I have no idea. -
That's one of the signs that you are not in the "in" crowd.Originally posted by iveco:I don't see any weed-smoking area at my uni.
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Aiya..once a racist always a racist la....Originally posted by ditzy:She lives in the Ipswich area, and sells fish and chips, after serving her sentence for misappropriating funds, she is now a small time tv celebrity. How racist she still is, I have no idea. -
Qoute from the article :-
Weekend media coverage of the issue, summed up by the Sydney Morning Herald in a front-page story headlined Stop This Injustice. Let Him Live, showed a groundswell of public protest
Letters to their newapaper called on readers to boycott SingTel-owned Optus, the Australian telecommunication carrier, and Singapore Airlines. "Inform us all of where Singaporean commerce operates in Australia. We will do the rest," a correspondent wrote.
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Oh please loh, they don't even trust their wholly Australian owned Telstra after that fiasco.Originally posted by soloken:Qoute from the article :-
Weekend media coverage of the issue, summed up by the Sydney Morning Herald in a front-page story headlined Stop This Injustice. Let Him Live, showed a groundswell of public protest
Letters to their newapaper called on readers to boycott SingTel-owned Optus, the Australian telecommunication carrier, and Singapore Airlines. "Inform us all of where Singaporean commerce operates in Australia. We will do the rest," a correspondent wrote.
Crazy people, writting such idiotic headlines!!! If they don't use Optus, they technically don't have any choice left. By the way, telstra is currently up for sale to the highest bidder.