how about 1967?
you were old enough to vote then weren't you?
Nope. But who says I agree/disagree with the results.
So therefore anyone under the age of 63 should be able to have another vote.
OI!Originally Posted by jargan83
I should charge you a beer or several for calling me that!
Anyway, speaking of referendums, what say we have ANOTHER secession referendum and see if the powers that be accept the (once again) successful result?
"12 Years aSupporter" starring the #SeaOfBlue
Oh sorry, It was a ridiculous statement so I figured it came from jonoOI!
I should charge you a beer or several for calling me that!
Anyway, speaking of referendums, what say we have ANOTHER secession referendum and see if the powers that be accept the (once again) successful result?
Are you Australian or not?
It's a ploy to see AFL recognised as an 'international' sport.
I'm sure anyone who is favor of Secession will be chomping at the bit to burn their Wallabies Jersey upon exiting the polling place
Just pointing out that you can lead a horse to water, but it may or may not drink.
I suffered insomnia for many years, and despite repeatedly being told that I should Go To Bed Earlier, nothing helped. I am glad to say that as of Christmas (roughly) 2008 I am now unaffected, but daylight savings really through me out of whack when the clocks went back, and I spent about a fortnight trying (successfully) to re-establish my sleeping pattern. Every other time, before I conquered it, we changed the clocks my insomnia got worse.
It didn't happen because of daylight savings. Daylight savings just made it worse.
I have no doubt in my mind that each of your children and/or all the children you know have no problem adjusting. That's just what happened to me.
Come to the dark side
Waiting.......
Go against your natural instinct and "Vote Yes", unless you have a genuine argument to say no.
Just happy to be here
I heard on the radio this morning that an MP is putting forward a privte members bill that, should the Yes vote get up, will see DLS end at the end of Febuary instead of March.
I think a 3 year trial of this arrangement is necceasry
Vote NO, its easier to spell.
If spelling isn't your strong point, I don't think valid decision making will be either
Thats why they let the Yes side just put a "tick"
Don't blame me for the Electoral Commision's rather amusing stuff up (conspiracy theorists may apply whatever arguement they see fit)
Seeing the No side up in arms over that has had me laughing all week
Given that it is a longstanding ruling by the electoral commission, were there fits of hysterics like this the last time a state referendum was held??? If thems the rules, thems the rules.
Honestly, people who cant write 'Yes' or 'No' in a box when clearly instructed to do so clearly have bigger problems than being disenfrachised anyway.
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