We Aussies have it even worse than the rest of the world, hole in the ozone layer just happens to be above us, so in Aus the clouds do even less. But yes, I still would have thought it's common knowledge.

Hmm I agree that they're alright movies but they're too simplified now. The example I can give is in frozen they kept just saying 'you need love, true love, love is the answer' and such, whereas in older movies they showed it rather than having to tell it. Think it's missing some of that in the newer movies (not all, but some)

Herdy gerdy herdy gerdy

Might be park or nature reserve/agricultural land even? Not sure, looks like a lot of potential there.

Where are you from, exactly? Some mystical land where dairy farmers don't like to make as much use of the animal as they can? Cause that place doesn't exist.

Freaking noo-noo stealing them all. I sooo wanted to try one, and given the chance, would.

Okay, I understand you don't like eating meat and what not, but why would this make you sad? This just shows how much care and how much money goes into the care for these animals (and it's a lot more than PETA and Animals Australia etc would have you believe). Animals are absolutely respected by farmers, not just because a badly treated animal means no profit, but because they genuinely care about and love their animals.

Dairy cattle meat still gets eaten, 'dumbass'

Here. Take the awards. All of them.

I think the most you should pay is partial. In Australia it works really well, you have to pay but only after you're earning over a certain amount (I think it's around the 60,000 mark), so you don't pay until you can afford to :)

Yes. I'm talking this channel and the project (which is one of the unfortunate breed of half-news and half-talk show) which are the ones I'm talking about.

*Grabs bacon and farming logic handbook* Bring it on.

I only count people who were born '94 and before to be an actual 90's kid, only because anyone younger will not have early memories that were actually from the 90's. Sorry, everyone else haha. You're 90's kids, but not in the same way :P

Fair enough, good example and hope that your friend does get better. To be honest I think you might've done the right thing, always have to try to help someone first, but fair enough if it's going nowhere then stop. So there, I suppose now I'm understanding the comic now :P

I'm thinking my username would make that pretty obvious considering what a jillaroo is. If you're not sure what it is, google it, and get in touch with the real Australia mate.

If you think that having sex is the only way to show attraction in a relationship, there's going to be something wrong with your relationships. In the article she works, does all the cooking and cleaning for him, and then because she's too tired or needs to relax, 'she has taken her husband for granted'. If someone doesn't want sex, then they shouldn't even need to say why. They should just say no and the other person should just accept it. In my opinion, this guy would have more success if he'd let up and give her a break from asking every. bloody. day. Because he's showing he's listening and actually cares about her livelihood too.

Melbourne is the only city I like in Australia :) So good job haha