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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

Booney wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:hang on, she didn't know they were doing a root canal?

No, I didn't know she was having one done. She's been house sitting for a couple of weeks, didn't even know she was having any trouble.

You might now $$$$

18, qualified barber working full time, all on her mate.

JK wrote:Far Kme, those implant figures ain’t pretty

No, may aswell go to Thailand and get a heap of work done.

A chick at work said her mum required dental work and it was looking close to $100K here, ended up being less than $10K.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

JK wrote:Far Kme, those implant figures ain’t pretty

No, may aswell go to Thailand and get a heap of work done.

A chick at work said her mum required dental work and it was looking close to $100K here, ended up being less than $10K.

Pretty sure @Wedgie had some major dental work done in Thailand which cost him less than here, including the flights and accommodation.

Why people feel a need to walk next to their trolley at shopping centre's?

I thought that maybe them red handle looking things were placed at the the end of the device do give the operator some indication of how the trolley is manoeuvred at is optimum?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

JK wrote:Far Kme, those implant figures ain’t pretty

No, may aswell go to Thailand and get a heap of work done.

A chick at work said her mum required dental work and it was looking close to $100K here, ended up being less than $10K.

Bali is the same.

JK wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

JK wrote:Far Kme, those implant figures ain’t pretty

No, may aswell go to Thailand and get a heap of work done.

A chick at work said her mum required dental work and it was looking close to $100K here, ended up being less than $10K.

Pretty sure @Wedgie had some major dental work done in Thailand which cost him less than here, including the flights and accommodation.

I got a front tooth crown replaced, 2 fillings and a cleanse. Cost me $650. ($450 for the crown).
Top notch work too, I did do my homework though. All done in 3 quick visits over 4 days.

I would assume something like implants might need ongoing visits which would make a quick trip to Thailand difficult.

The work I had done had a full 12 month warranty and is still perfect 6 years on.

Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

Booney wrote:Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

Nup, although I'd luv to know exactly what happened to Princess Di

JK wrote:

Booney wrote:Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

Nup, although I'd luv to know exactly what happened to Princess Di

i know a couple of people that do, but i cant for the life of me work out why...

Booney wrote:Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

No, not in the slightest

Brodlach wrote:

Booney wrote:Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

No, not in the slightest

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tipper wrote:

JK wrote:

Booney wrote:Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

Nup, although I'd luv to know exactly what happened to Princess Di

i know a couple of people that do, but i cant for the life of me work out why...

They know what happened to her?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

tipper wrote:

JK wrote:

Booney wrote:Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

Nup, although I'd luv to know exactly what happened to Princess Di

i know a couple of people that do, but i cant for the life of me work out why...

They know what happened to her?

sorry, no, i meant that they care about the royal family, not that they specifically know what happened with that incident.
apologies for the confusing quote...

tipper wrote:
sorry, no, i meant that they care about the royal family, not that they specifically know what happened with that incident.
apologies for the confusing quote...

All good, I think there was a conspiracy theory FWIW, not that I care but she was the only one I liked for some reason.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

tipper wrote:
sorry, no, i meant that they care about the royal family, not that they specifically know what happened with that incident.
apologies for the confusing quote...

All good, I think there was a conspiracy theory FWIW, not that I care but she was the only one I liked for some reason.

yeah, there are a couple of conspiracies floating around about it i think (or more than a couple). not generally a conspiracy believer myself, but there do appear to be some questions around the official story there, if only to clarify things.

JK wrote:

Booney wrote:Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

Nup, although I'd luv to know exactly what happened to Princess Di

Drunk driver driving at high speed in a tunnel + not wearing seat belt

RB wrote:

JK wrote:

Booney wrote:Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

Nup, although I'd luv to know exactly what happened to Princess Di

Drunk driver driving at high speed in a tunnel + not wearing seat belt

Been some interesting accounts given by eye-witnesses .. Might be as it's been reported, would just luv to know for sure. Like LM, she's the only royal Ive ever liked.

RB wrote:

JK wrote:

Booney wrote:Does anyone actually give a shit about the Royal family?

Nup, although I'd luv to know exactly what happened to Princess Di

Drunk driver driving at high speed in a tunnel + not wearing seat belt

That's what I'd be going with.

What's the right/wrong thing to do. Sorry for the long post.

I was given a substantial bonus from my work to which they also requested I use it to take time off between April this year and October next year. I work in the aquatic industry so summer is a no go for us. I am really keen to take advantage of this as I have dedicated my life to work over the last few years and really could do with the substantial break.

The plan is I am looking to take my two eldest girls 11 & 8 (from a previous marriage) overseas to the UK/Ireland to visit our family they have never met. I also have a 1 year old from current relationship who we are looking to take before she turns two (and then we have to pay for her flights as well.) My partner is Irish and we have free accommodation locked up for the entire holiday.

We are looking to travel in May next year as that way I can catch some EPL etc whilst over there.

As part of the divorce agreement I am required to have written permission from my ex to be able to take my girls overseas. Whilst she has been 'ok' there have been some stumbling blokes trying to arrange this which have been extremely petty. The latest of the stumbling blocks though is not petty and has me a dilemma.

The ex wifes mother has terminal cancer and has been struggling on for a couple of years now. There has been no clear indication of how long she will live and her condition ebs and flows as many would understand.

Now the ex-wife has informed me she will only sign the permission if I sign to say that 'if' the mother passes away whilst overseas I will fly the girls back home immediately to be with her family and attend the funeral. Now don't get me wrong I don't wish any bad feelings on the ex-mother and law she was good to me during the marriage but really unsure if this is a reasonable request.

Obviously I will have invested extremely heavily in the holiday with everything from getting the girl passports (to which I am paying in full and have agreed in writing to allow the ex to use if needed) through to the flights, suitcases which they don't have, tickets to places such as Harry Potter World etc. I can get travel insurance but that wont cover all my expenses and the ex is refusing to compensate me in any way.

I get the want to have them there but this is also a once in a life time opportunity for the kids which in my case I will never get back.

Sorry about the long post but this one has got me stuffed from all aspects, morally, financially, fairness etc.

A pickle, no less, but my gut feel says you agree to what your ex has requested. Seems like the right thing to do.

If you don't and she throws a spanner in the works of the whole trip......