RazorRam0n
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anyone want infiniti group back as sponsors? they've just pulled their sharks and roosters deals.
No bugger them they deserted us once already.anyone want infiniti group back as sponsors? they've just pulled their sharks and roosters deals.
No bugger them they deserted us once already.
If they are pulling out of others they may have cash flow problems.
No bugger them they deserted us once already.
If they are pulling out of others they may have cash flow problems.
I think you will find that they are an investment company...not car companyIn Nov 2016 new car sales were 98,937 units. Toyota sold 18,162 units. Infiniti sold 86.
http://www.caradvice.com.au/504292/...le-sales-numbers-winners-and-losers-detailed/
In Nov 2016 new car sales were 98,937 units. Toyota sold 18,162 units. Infiniti sold 86.
http://www.caradvice.com.au/504292/...le-sales-numbers-winners-and-losers-detailed/
I think you will find that they are an investment company...not car company
Tobacco should absolutely be illegal. While it doesn't have the long term mental health impact of things like marijuana and cocaine, it is probably the worst thing you can do for your physical health.I still have the link there because I wanted to give you an additional resource to read. I've already read similar links.There is more potential for negative effects to mental health from having a few joints a day in comparison to having a couple of drinks of alcohol to the individual. Neither should be engaged in by children.
Ok sorry I haven't been checking lately. The thing is just because something bad for you is legal (like cigarettes), it doesn't mean you should decriminalize more things with the potential to be abused. We know more about drugs than we used to. I don't see people turning into psychotic beasts from having a couple of coffees either.
they need to do a review on what they get in in tax on tobacco and what it is costing in the health care for smoking related illness, if the tax isn't covering it then maybe its time to ban tobacco then?Tobacco should absolutely be illegal. While it doesn't have the long term mental health impact of things like marijuana and cocaine, it is probably the worst thing you can do for your physical health.
they need to do a review on what they get in in tax on tobacco and what it is costing in the health care for smoking related illness, if the tax isn't covering it then maybe its time to ban tobacco then?
they need to do a review on what they get in in tax on tobacco and what it is costing in the health care for smoking related illness, if the tax isn't covering it then maybe its time to ban tobacco then?
I don't want to have to associate with lowlifes just to get a bit of red meat or burnt toast.While smokers are more expensive to look after per year of life, after accounting for revenue from excise/import duty we actually save money overall coz they don't live as long.
I'm not sure that we ban everything that is harmful to themselves (e.g. sunbaking), but eventually there's a threshold at which we do, in fact, legislate. Sometimes legislating against a harm factor creates new problems (driving supply into the hands of crims etc).
No, ask @ash411 I've always been a fruit loop. I've probably actually mellowed in my old age.
But thanks for noticing and pointing out my mental health issues......looks like I need to up my medication and therapy sessions.......
Why'd he have the bag then if he wasn't partaking in the contents? Can only assume that he was selling, in which case he'll be put in gaol, much worse outcome than if he was using.
You were saying that drug tests shouldn't be applied to children. This is an opinion not a fact. If you want a troll, I bet you got triggered hard by the budget last night on welfare drug testing.
What I have posted about alcohols impact on society compared to other illegal drugs in regards to the withdrawal symptoms and the potential for addiction, is fact.
Senator Jacqui Lambie says politicians need to be subjected to the same drug tests introduced for Australian jobseekers under the federal budget, adding Parliament House is not "drug-free".
https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/3538293...e-calls-for-drug-testing-in-parliament/#page1