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They also have a pretty uneven property market like us. In some parts you can buy acres for next to nothing but try to live in central Sydney and it's as bad as London, although without the same super-prime properties.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostThat and not running up a big national deficit during the good times.
Like we did in spades.
I'm not sure their banks collected as many bad debts as the rest of us either, but that's from memory.
Which all added up to less austerity for the okkers.
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That and not running up a big national deficit during the good times.Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe Oz economic boom is about to end as it was based purely on natural resources.
Like we did in spades.
I'm not sure their banks collected as many bad debts as the rest of us either, but that's from memory.
Which all added up to less austerity for the okkers.
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Cod or Battlefield, then you can fight wars without firing up the gas ovensOriginally posted by DodgyAgent View PostMaybe but it is better than fighting wars. If you have a better idea for how people should occupy themselves and serve their natural instincts then we are all ears.
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Avenging the murder of an Austrian ArchdukeOriginally posted by d000hg View PostWhat is more important than sports, and why ("it's obvious" or "it's pointless" isn't a justification)
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He has, but he really needs a lady who'll join in.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostIf you have a better idea for how people should occupy themselves and serve their natural instincts then we are all ears.
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Maybe but it is better than fighting wars. If you have a better idea for how people should occupy themselves and serve their natural instincts then we are all ears.Originally posted by KaiserWilly View PostSports, the opium of idiots
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Proof?Originally posted by minestrone View PostIgnoring GDP per capita obviously.
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Only those sports which allow participants to beat the crap out of delusional cretins.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI thought sports improved the quality of the race?


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Australia vs Britain
Not only are we winning just about everything in sight from cycling to medals at the Olympics, to golf, to tennis and the Tour De France we are even picking our foreigners correctly:
Either he is a whinging saffer or he has been "cultuarlised" by his new country:
Sacked Australian coach Mickey Arthur alleges racism, sues Cricket Australia - daily.bhaskar.com
Whereas we just know how to pick them:
Tour de France 2013: Chris Froome wins stage 15

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