Does anybody else feel particularly patriotic on July 4th?

[IndiReloaded]

gimme the facts you machine you, i dunt beleve you! proove it spock

btw i wrote like that for effect of pronunciation machienio

[url]http://www.woolworths.com.au/[/url]

A 30-pack of Coke is on sale this week for $20 ($5 off the regular).

[Doc Durian]

[url]http://www.woolworths.com.au/[/url]

A 30-pack of Coke is on sale this week for $20 ($5 off the regular).

Don't tell her about the unique to Kmart only deal struck between the good folks at Amatil and Kmart where those who want cute little health conscience 250 ml cans of Coca Cola can always get a slab for a mere 15 dollars.

[IndiReloaded]

I thought about posting the Aldi site, but they won't have heard of it.

BTW, for those that don't know, Woolies = Safeway. Which is *really* amazing when you compare prices b/t Oz & NA, knowing that.

[ecojeanne]

wow do you lot have aldi and lidl? anyway i actually don't really care i was just trying to point out facts are always needed by people (indi, gribble etc etc), i wouldn;t even bother reading coz i don't care enough. but i did live in australia and i found it very cheap...i even went as far as buying an apartment there

[Mish]

Don't get me started about Arsestralia.

Well stay out of it then. Enjoy a shitty underfunded public transport and a shitty public everything else. More paradise for us!

[IndiReloaded]

Don't get me wrong, I love Oz. Wonderful people and climate (wow). But not cheap to live. Better have a good job or a good retirement package.

[IndiReloaded]

wow do you lot have aldi and lidl? anyway i actually don't really care i was just trying to point out facts are always needed by people (indi, gribble etc etc), i wouldn;t even bother reading coz i don't care enough. but i did live in australia and i found it very cheap...i even went as far as buying an apartment there

YOu live in the UK, is why you don't notice much difference. Its almost as expensive when we visit relatives in England. Canada benefits from proximity to US, which produces and consumes in VOLUME. Hence lower prices.

[ecojeanne]

no i don't live in england or the UK

[IndiReloaded]

Aren't you in Ireland? Oh, right. Depends which Ireland, sorry.

[ecojeanne]

indi you really don't have a clue...

as your sig says 'think about it'

[Yggdrasil]

No asshole, engineering is not a service sector job

How about you take your attitude and shove it up yours, then grow up and admit your wording suxx, bonehead.

Here, maybe this will enlighten you:

The US engineering services industry is highly fragmented, comprising 45,000 mainly small companies with combined annual revenue of $90 billion. Almost half the firms in the industry have fewer than 5 employees. The 50 largest firms account for only 35 percent of industry revenue. Large companies include Jacobs Engineering and URS Corp., as well as the engineering divisions of large construction companies like Fluor and Bechtel. About 100 firms have more than $100 million of annual revenue.

[url]http://www.allbusiness.com/company-activities-management/financial-performance/5387840-1.html[/url]


If you're still not getting it, read this:



Anyways... I'm done with you.

[Yggdrasil]

No, I'm just a Bosch man, (I prefer their tools), I'm an electrician's apprentice.

Nice kit Frasbee. I have something similar from DeWalt. Is that 18 or 24 volts?

[Spicy]

Aren't you in Ireland? Oh, right. Depends which Ireland, sorry.

There is only one Ireland...the Republic of....your low EQ score is showing, Princess. I guess there was something to that quiz after all.

[doppelgaenger]

I feel a little patriotic on the 4th, plus it gives me a reason to go out and see people I haven't seen in a while.

Happy 4th of July everyone.

[Doc Durian]

Well stay out of it then. Enjoy a shitty underfunded public transport and a shitty public everything else. More paradise for us!

You just described Melbourne.