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Feb 07, 2008 18:23 |  #8941

Good morning, Peoples! It's another glorious (and so far profitable) day :)

Shame I have to spoil it by being office bound!


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Feb 07, 2008 19:00 |  #8942

I'm glad someone's having a good day today.

This morning we discovered $690 gooone from our main bank account. Basically all of our cash for the next fortnight.

Someone somehow got the debit card details and spent up big on a poker website. Arghhh.

Add to that constant ADSL dropouts which made it hard to track down the bank or function at all and it's been a crappy morning.

Oh yeah and the day job work phone is coming to my bad-reception low-battery mobile today ... arghhh.


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Feb 07, 2008 19:11 |  #8943

linarms wrote in post #4873233 (external link)
This morning we discovered $690 gooone from our main bank account. Basically all of our cash for the next fortnight.


Argh! That's awful :(

Good luck with that one, banks are a pain to deal with.


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Feb 07, 2008 19:13 |  #8944

you need the ANZ falcon haha


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Feb 07, 2008 19:17 |  #8945

DAdeGroot wrote in post #4873282 (external link)
Argh! That's awful :(

Good luck with that one, banks are a pain to deal with.

I hate paying bank fees that's why I give all my money to my wife to spend on handbags and shoes.


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Feb 07, 2008 19:32 |  #8946

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wouldn't have stopped people killing themselves...an excel in 1997 wasnt exactly the pinnacle of safety for a small car..

too many factors to be able to say...just because its a smaller car doesnt exactly mean it would have definately stopped a lot of idiots killing themselves..

Partially agree. There will always be idiots. Putting people in a low powered FWD is less likely to result in injury, rather than giving them a high powered rear wheel drive. FWD are much more forgiving, especially in the wet. I am not at all saying that people cant or wont be stupid in a FWD, but the risk of them ACCIDENTLY coming unstuck is much lower than in a RWD, especially high powered.

Of course if they want to be idiots they will be, in which case it makes no difference.




  
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Feb 07, 2008 19:34 |  #8947

Luke - hope your day gets better fast!


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Feb 07, 2008 19:35 |  #8948

Luke that sucks majorly :(




  
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Feb 07, 2008 20:05 |  #8949

oh bad luck Luke :( that sucks the big one :(


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Feb 07, 2008 20:12 |  #8950

aaronactive wrote in post #4872502 (external link)
TGIF!

whats on for the weekend people

Hot air balloons tomorrow at dawn and then a mad sprint to Temora for the airshow.

tangcla wrote in post #4872952 (external link)
darn... I was hoping it wasn't directed at me :lol:

All good, it's in the marketplace already.

Put the marketplace link in your signature and then it will be seen every time you post somewhere.

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I'm glad someone's having a good day today.

This morning we discovered $690 gooone from our main bank account. Basically all of our cash for the next fortnight.

Someone somehow got the debit card details and spent up big on a poker website. Arghhh.

Add to that constant ADSL dropouts which made it hard to track down the bank or function at all and it's been a crappy morning.

Oh yeah and the day job work phone is coming to my bad-reception low-battery mobile today ... arghhh.

Sucks big time - I hope your bank is being helpful - when I was robbed the bank covered the amount and changed my account/access/everyth​ing - they left the old account open to track the thief.

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Partially agree. There will always be idiots. Putting people in a low powered FWD is less likely to result in injury, rather than giving them a high powered rear wheel drive. FWD are much more forgiving, especially in the wet. I am not at all saying that people cant or wont be stupid in a FWD, but the risk of them ACCIDENTLY coming unstuck is much lower than in a RWD, especially high powered.

Of course if they want to be idiots they will be, in which case it makes no difference.

C'mon guys - we had a few pages of the car stuff - how about creating a thread over in General Chat and doing the car thing over there. Please?


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Feb 07, 2008 20:12 |  #8951

linarms wrote in post #4873233 (external link)
I'm glad someone's having a good day today.

This morning we discovered $690 gooone from our main bank account. Basically all of our cash for the next fortnight.

Someone somehow got the debit card details and spent up big on a poker website. Arghhh.

Add to that constant ADSL dropouts which made it hard to track down the bank or function at all and it's been a crappy morning.

Oh yeah and the day job work phone is coming to my bad-reception low-battery mobile today ... arghhh.

Damn, man, that's terrible! That reminds me to use my debit card rather than my credit card for internet transactions as much as possible... Hope your day gets better!


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Feb 07, 2008 20:21 |  #8952

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Oh sorry Dave. You should have told me not to say anything... ;)

No probs. :)

Aust. Post says Tuesday. What are they doing ? Employing the Pony Express from WA ?


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Feb 07, 2008 21:22 |  #8953

::John:: wrote in post #4873589 (external link)
Put the marketplace link in your signature and then it will be seen every time you post somewhere.

Great idea! done.

I'm not at work any more... at Subaru dealership waiting. for my car to get serviced. Been here for almost two hours... they only just started :rolleyes:


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Feb 07, 2008 21:38 |  #8954

Jim G wrote in post #4873590 (external link)
Damn, man, that's terrible! That reminds me to use my debit card rather than my credit card for internet transactions as much as possible... Hope your day gets better!

This was done on my debit card, which is why it sucks. I have no cash!

It would be easier if they maxed out a credit card, since it's only a matter of time until the refund comes through anyway ...


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Feb 07, 2008 21:44 |  #8955

Sorry to hear Luke - so does that mean they have the card? Or they can do that just with the card numbers?


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