Going nowhere in my career? While you're looking into your crystal ball why don't you tell me this week's lottery numbers then?

I love that anyone who disagrees with you is one of my "bum chums". The whole forum hates you.

They're not "Facts" if you make them up, batfink. Here are the facts:
- You made a false claim and it was shown to be your usual complete and utter bullshit.
- You're now trying to cover that up by throwing around personal insults and making this about me instead of your own belligerent stupidity.

oh look some more of afro's bum chums have come to fight his battles for him.....

Batfink: not only stupid but also senile and can't remember what happened on the previous page.

Mind you, if I was made to look that stupid I'd try to forget about it too.

what was this false claim?????

Hand picked by Abbott I see. :lol:

can you give evidence that is was a false claim??????

I've already repeated myself literally a dozen fucking times. How many times do I have to say you claimed that the ABC was heavily left-wing biased. Then when asked to produce evidence of this failed to do so.

I give up. Seriously, you're too fucking stupid to argue with.

Just watched this. Holy Jesus :lol: For a second I thought he was gonna say "Well the main thing for pensioners is to stop the boats"

Well the main thing for the boats is to stop the pensioners.

Was just expecting this at the end. :lol:

[youtube]Dt--SGmIKIQ[/youtube]

If the whole forum hates you, they must be afro's bum-chums.

If the a large portion of the forum hates you, they must be afro's bum-chums.

First oops moment as Diaz left dazed
BY:JARED OWENS From: The Australian August 06, 2013 12:00AM

THE Liberal candidate in NSW's most marginal electorate, Jaymes Diaz, made a humiliating stumble on the first day of the campaign, clamming up when asked to explain his party's policies.

Flanked by sombre-looking party activists in blue shirts, the Greenway candidate yesterday used a Ten Network interview to tout his party's six-point plan to stop asylum-seeker boats.

If you post an article, post a link to the source batfink. It's basic forum etiquette.

fair enough....is that just cut and paste the www.thingo??

Virgin Australia also took longer to finalise its revenue recognition during the second half of the 2013 financial year due to the introduction of a new ticketing system.
Shares in Virgin Australia were 1.75 cents, or 3.85 per cent, lower at 43.75 cents at 1345 AEST on Monday.

The company said on Monday that the carbon tax in the 2012/13 financial year was estimated to have cost it $45 million to $50 million.
Virgin Australia had been unable to pass on the cost through higher ticket prices because the local economy was weak and competition was tough.
"It (the cost of the carbon tax) is simply not recoverable," Virgin Australia chief executive John Borghetti told reporters.
"For anybody to suggest that this is recoverable in the current economic climate is just not a realist."
He said the carbon tax especially hurt Virgin Australia because it was a domestic tax and 80 per cent of Virgin Australia's revenue was domestic.
The tax would continue to have an adverse impact on Virgin Australia's financial results if the economy remained soft.
Mr Borghetti said even if economic conditions did improve, competition in the aviation sector was so tough that it was doubtful that the full amount of the carbon tax could be recovered through higher ticket prices.

Mr Borghetti said that although the earnings update was disappointing, Virgin Australia had made significant progress in its restructuring program and now had the right platform in the Australian market to generate sustainable earnings benefits.
Domestic operating statistics for June and July 2013 showed a positive trend compared to May, which suggested strength and momentum building into the 2014 financial year.
The airline said the full year cost of its restructuring and transformation program over the 2013 financial year was anticipated to be around $100 million.
The costs included the move to the new Sabre booking and check-in system, and transaction costs related to the acquisition of Skywest Airlines and 60 per cent of Tiger Airways Australia.
The recently-acquired Skywest business was estimated to have made a pre-tax operating loss of $5 million to $10 million, reflecting investment to rapidly grow the business.


Read more: http://www.news.com.au/business/breaking-news/virgin-aust-expects-loss-of-up-to-110m/story-e6frfkur-1226691286076#ixzz2bAdJyRLz

David Bradbury loses it during interview

http://www.2gb.com/article/david-bradbury-loses-it-during-interview#.UgBy5ScGOLw.twitter

A Liberal insider puts it like this: “Our problem is the opposite of Labor's. We have too much local democracy. Because of that, branch stacking is a bigger problem for us.”......

David Bradbury loses it during interview

http://www.2gb.com/article/david-bradbury-loses-it-during-interview#.UgBy5ScGOLw.twitter

Too much democracy................

Think this might be a little interesting. Personally I found the questions were framed in a way to heavily favour the ALP. Basically it looks like that unless you see things from the extreme left (greens) or the extreme right (LNP) you will end up somewhere near Labor. Certainly not accurate but it does make for interest.

http://www.abc.net.au/votecompass/