Things that make you laugh

[dedja]

Should had given her more sausage ...

[Pseudo]

Had a late breakfast out with the missus after work

She orders her meal says no tomatoes.

Gets extra tomatoes.

Did you openly laugh at her?

I would've.

I would've taken her tomatoes.

[Magpiespower]

Baron Davis.

"Half human, half ugly-looking mother f@%kers."

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/baron-davis-abducted-aliens-article-1.1397660

[Magpiespower]

Legendary anchorman Ron Burgundy leaves Action News for KTVU...

[Q.]

Stroooooong language warning:

[am Bays]

"Go back to makin' Jerk Chicken"

[The Ash Man]

Now I feel like curried goat!

[Pseudo]

Could somebody provide an English translation please?

[Psyber]

The ALP's approach to health - grand announcements of projects that are never delivered and peter out with time. The fundamental issue, as I've heard it from GPs who looked into it, is setting high rental terms that increase practice costs, and promising support services to offset those costs that never eventuate.
http://www.australiandoctor.com.au/news ... 3MTAzNTUS1

A $25 million super clinic is again on the hunt for doctors after the GPs staffing the facility opted not to renew their contract.

The clinic, based in Noarlunga, SA, has been plagued by staffing problems since it opened. Last year, GPs from the Christies Beach Medical Centre, based 2km down the road, were contracted to provide services, which saw them driving between the two centres to see patients.

On Wednesday, SA Health announced that Christies Beach had decided not to renew its contract for the Noarlunga clinic. The health department, which contributed $12.5 million to build the 50-room super clinic, said it was now on the hunt for new doctors.

SA Health chief executive David Swan said: "We're currently looking to secure locum GPs to provide a replacement service in the short term, and we're very confident that we'll have doctors in place to take over from Christies Beach Medical Centre on 29 July." He said existing super clinic patients would have the option of sticking with the same GPs, but at the Christies Beach Medical Centre.

The practice itself is remaining tight-lipped about the reasons for not renewing its contract, refusing to comment.
A National Audit Office Australia report released this month said that recruiting GPs had been the biggest challenge in the Federal Government's $650 million super clinics program. It said the problems at Noarlunga were so great it was only being staffed with 2.5 FTE GPs. However, the centre is offering other services including dental, counselling, early childhood and diabetes care.

The latest saga follows the recent revelation that the $5 million super clinic in Jindabyne, NSW, had received an extra $880,000 from the Federal Government to meet rising construction costs.

[The Dark Knight]

Anyone hear about this? Very classy stuff.

http://www.triplem.com.au/adelaide/brea ... ice-grips/

[RustyCage]

[Bully]

lol one of the ads at the bottom of the forum said " One Chat request received" The picture was of a hot brunette, and it said in small captions in the picture - Not the actual person requesting the chat

well derrrrr!!!

[Sorry Dude]

THIS

The camera poles over cement hill and main south going down taps to catch expired rego's! revenue raising? noooooooo

Or maybe its to make sure the people that are breaking the law by driving unregistered vehicles get punished...

[Kahuna]

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[Booney]

Double standards.

Inconsistency.

[Hefty]

[valleys07]

@ Hefty

[footybitch]

ROFLMAO!!! Gold hefty!

[Spargo]

Any resemblance to the salad dodger at your work who has a crack at your lack of hair Hefty?

[am Bays]

Double standards.

Inconsistency.

Take everything in moderation mate.