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Bum Crack wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:It all makes sense Mag but the question that rings in my head is "Can they not renew her lease and advertise for new tenants with no grounds?"

That is her concern, she has never missed a payment and never broken anything but is worried if she challenges the bill she might have to move.

I always thought they could but they will need to give 90 days notice.

I have no idea.

Lightning McQueen wrote:It all makes sense Mag but the question that rings in my head is "Can they not renew her lease and advertise for new tenants with no grounds?"

That is her concern, she has never missed a payment and never broken anything but is worried if she challenges the bill she might have to move.

Sort of. The landlord can terminate at the end of a fixed-term lease (i.e. the lease specifies a specific length of time, such as twelve months) without specifying grounds of termination by giving at least 28 days’ notice.

http://www6.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/viewdoc/au/legis/sa/consol_act/rta1995207/s83a.html

Magellan wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:It all makes sense Mag but the question that rings in my head is "Can they not renew her lease and advertise for new tenants with no grounds?"

That is her concern, she has never missed a payment and never broken anything but is worried if she challenges the bill she might have to move.

Sort of. The landlord can terminate at the end of a fixed-term lease (i.e. the lease specifies a specific length of time, such as twelve months) without specifying grounds of termination by giving at least 28 days’ notice.

http://www6.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/viewdoc/au/legis/sa/consol_act/rta1995207/s83a.html

Thanks mate, just what I half expected.

Just quietly, I hope you quote SA Footy when putting forward your case for the mullet[emoji3]

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They are putting traffic lights on Port Wakefield road near the new housing development

Armchair expert wrote:They are putting traffic lights on Port Wakefield road near the new housing development

Yeah its killing my trip to and from work.

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Armchair expert wrote:They are putting traffic lights on Port Wakefield road near the new housing development

Ludicrous, in a 110km zone, try pulling up a triple doing 105 there.

******* Covid.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:They are putting traffic lights on Port Wakefield road near the new housing development

Ludicrous, in a 110km zone, try pulling up a triple doing 105 there.

Speed limited to 100.

Booney wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:They are putting traffic lights on Port Wakefield road near the new housing development

Ludicrous, in a 110km zone, try pulling up a triple doing 105 there.

Speed limited to 100.

Cheers Karen

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Booney wrote:Speed limited to 100.

Cheers Karen

Grant*

Armchair expert wrote:Being audited

everyone go **** themselves

Holy shit the ATO can go **** themselves

Nearly two months of bull shit because they are brain dead morons


This is all over a $500 difference in a BAS from 2018



should just tell them I sell drugs so they leave me alone

More frustrated realising I'm getting old.

Did 'a calf' injury four weeks ago and for the last week felt absolutely no pain whatsoever so decided I would train last night with the aim of playing tomorrow.

Got through training no problems at a pretty good speed and almost 100% effort. After training it gradually got tight again despite stretching and warming down.

Have woken up today and I can just feel the tiniest of 'knots' 'pains' in there. Have been named in the team for tomorrow which im excited for as we are undefeated in all grades and have a hard team to crack.

Now im not sure if ill be right by tomorrow or I ring the coach now and tell him im no good.

Never had soft tissue muscle injuries in my life before but this bloody annoying.

Ice bath

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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Ice bath

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Or a teaspoon of cement...

Spargo wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Ice bath

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Or a teaspoon of cement...

Old Man's injury, trust me I know.

Go see a podiatrist. I had calf issues years ago, got me some orthotics, and never torn a calf since.

Corona Man wrote:

Spargo wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Ice bath

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Or a teaspoon of cement...

Old Man's injury, trust me I know.

Go see a podiatrist. I had calf issues years ago, got me some orthotics, and never torn a calf since.

That may be due to the decreased velocity of your “running”.....

Was having a nice day until the crackheads of Henley Beach road annoyed me

whufc wrote:More frustrated realising I'm getting old.

Did 'a calf' injury four weeks ago and for the last week felt absolutely no pain whatsoever so decided I would train last night with the aim of playing tomorrow.

Got through training no problems at a pretty good speed and almost 100% effort. After training it gradually got tight again despite stretching and warming down.

Have woken up today and I can just feel the tiniest of 'knots' 'pains' in there. Have been named in the team for tomorrow which im excited for as we are undefeated in all grades and have a hard team to crack.

Now im not sure if ill be right by tomorrow or I ring the coach now and tell him im no good.

Never had soft tissue muscle injuries in my life before but this bloody annoying.

Mate the A grade coach says you must play because he doesn't want to.

Armchair expert wrote:Was having a nice day until the crackheads of Henley Beach road annoyed me

Lucia out and about?