australia is just the worst country in the world, plain and simple.
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Don't go to this idiot palm island place
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australia is just the worst country in the world, plain and simple.
Whatever it is... ya are assured I am monitoring the prices of "chicken".. wherever possible, I hope to bring to the public the satisfaction and pleasure
aint bad afterall..Bo bian mah.. You want quality, you have to pay mah... Millionaires are not complaining wat...
yes we know. we know how much everything costs, which is why there is silence over this issue. they dont want to talk about it.
hee hee
More silence from the Sinkee Camp
Sometime I log on here and hope to see some sort of response
So far its just very quiet
still more silence
hee hee
hee hee
Those dogs there wont answer liao
How to answer?
Ozzieland = cheating 40% tax PAP satellite what
dont forget the kiwi article stating he had to pay 48% in taxes.
48% taxes in Arsetralia??????????????
yes 48% taxes with australia. did i mention there is a mandatory 1% hospital levy too. so much for free healthcare when so many are busy buying up private health cover too.
this is why australia is the worst country in the world
If you have the money, it is the right thing to do and pay a minimal tax
Of course, if you dont have the money, 1% tax is too much for you :(
If you have the money, it is the right thing to do and pay a minimal tax
So far, less than 4% of Aussies pay the 45% top rate, because we are pretty creative in reducing taxable income.
You can tell that Shockshiok is not very sharp because he keep repeating the 48% tax rate. If he keep on repeating the same thing, I can conclude that his brain is fucked, i.e. subprimed.
Better not say too much, he is angry already and will use one of his nicks to slam OZ and his so called "subprime" Singaporeans in OZ.
Take cover for OZsucks and buddies' carpet bombing on OZ
That's incredible!
Ouch!!!!!!
oh yes hee hee
I just love playing with people here.
tp://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=10545562
4:00AM Saturday Nov 29, 2008
By Jarrod Booker
Kelvin Lawson left Auckland for Sydney about 10 years ago expecting to encounter the "land of milk and honey".
What he found was the opposite - long working hours, higher taxes, higher cost of living and intolerance and poor attitudes among the people.
He and fiancee Denise Laing moved back to Auckland a couple of months ago to be closer to their ageing parents and friends, and are relieved to be back home.
"I believe a lot of New Zealanders are going to get there and they are in for a shock," Mr Lawson said.
"Australia has been painted out to be the 'grass is greener'. It's not. Unless you are making a simple lifestyle choice as in, say, weather... then there's no other reason to go."
Although Mr Lawson, 48, might have earned more in Sydney "it's not a lot more". And he was hit with a 48 per cent tax rate on overtime he was expected to do working in installing and monitoring communications.
Then there was stamp duty for home ownership and higher costs of car ownership.
Back home, Mr Lawson and Ms Laing were amazed at how much cheaper they found basic food items.
Mr Lawson was also left with an impression of many Australians he encountered not being accepting of other cultures. Being from NZ was not so bad, but "if you're from other any part of the world, mate, they can make it really hard for them".
He was also unimpressed at the lack of sportsmanship shown by Australians, illustrated most recently by their reaction to the Rugby League World Cup loss. "If they win at ping pong, you are going to hear about it. If they lose, it's like it never happened. It's unbelievable
4:00AM Saturday Nov 29, 2008
By Jarrod Booker
Kelvin Lawson left Auckland for Sydney about 10 years ago expecting to encounter the "land of milk and honey".
What he found was the opposite - long working hours, higher taxes, higher cost of living and intolerance and poor attitudes among the people.
He and fiancee Denise Laing moved back to Auckland a couple of months ago to be closer to their ageing parents and friends, and are relieved to be back home.
"I believe a lot of New Zealanders are going to get there and they are in for a shock," Mr Lawson said.
"Australia has been painted out to be the 'grass is greener'. It's not. Unless you are making a simple lifestyle choice as in, say, weather... then there's no other reason to go."
Although Mr Lawson, 48, might have earned more in Sydney "it's not a lot more". And he was hit with a 48 per cent tax rate on overtime he was expected to do working in installing and monitoring communications.
Then there was stamp duty for home ownership and higher costs of car ownership.
Back home, Mr Lawson and Ms Laing were amazed at how much cheaper they found basic food items.
Mr Lawson was also left with an impression of many Australians he encountered not being accepting of other cultures. Being from NZ was not so bad, but "if you're from other any part of the world, mate, they can make it really hard for them".
He was also unimpressed at the lack of sportsmanship shown by Australians, illustrated most recently by their reaction to the Rugby League World Cup loss. "If they win at ping pong, you are going to hear about it. If they lose, it's like it never happened. It's unbelievable
No need play lah all sour grape mentality here
Just sit back and relax.... they are easily goaded.
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