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So I suppose you would support the selling off of the Shrine.

Right. It's George W Bush.

Don't know where you get pickle from.

Correct.

On the opposite side of the lake from the pits. When it wasn't closed for the race, I drove on that road every day going home from work.

Correct in a round about way.

Don't dare criticize anything Labor does. Nev said so. If Labor sold off the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, that would be OK with Nev.

Both. https://www.realcommercial.com.au/news/govt-land-selloff-3-billion-in-prime-properties-up-for-grabs

Are you cheating again onetrack?

Victoria Barracks.

Correct. The arrows represent compass points, South, West, East, East,..etc.

Don't know the story of the lines, but it looks like Lakeside Drive Albert Park, The F1 circuit.

When driving along the road and the double white lines where the nearest line is broken, rule 128 of the Highway Code says you may cross the lines to overtake when it is safe to do so and you can complete the manoeuvre before reaching a solid white line on your side. If the road has double white lines where the nearest line is solid, rule 129 of the Highway Code says you must not cross or straddle these lines unless it is safe and you need to enter a property on the side of the road or a side road. When the broken white line is closest to you, you may turn over it to enter a property or service station. You may not turn over an unbroken line. It is permissible to cross an unbroken line to bypass a hazard such as a fallen tree or accident, PROVIDED it is safe to do so. You MAY NOT cross an unbroken line to overtake slower traffic.

The joke was that there are no potholes.

No ......... there are no potholes in the road.

Nope.

How can you tell this image is not real?

The largest military property sell-off in Australian history is underway, after the Albanese government agreed to put 64 ‘vacant, decaying’ Defence sites – estimated to be worth as much as $3 billion – on the market.. Some of Australia’s most valuable and historically significant military landholdings are now up for grabs, including Victoria Barracks in Sydney’s exclusive Paddington and its Melbourne counterpart, as well as the birthplace of the RAAF, Williams Base at Point Cook. Theis is an operating airfield and home of the RAAF Museum

Once again I've been hoodwinked. The image came up labelled with another name. I Googled that person, and there was this photo. When you named Myrna Loy, I Googled her and found the same photo. I wasn't the only one hoodwinked. Further research produced this: https://www.sydney-yaeko.com/artsandculture/this-is-not-estelle-getty The Google search for Estelle brought up this compound image, from an article on The Golden Girls.

Correct.

A photo of ??? when she was younger.

More BS rubbish from Facebook

Marty is correct. The letters are the first two letters of each day of the week. SUnday MOnday TUesday WEdnseday THursday FRiday SAturday.

I've lost faith in all of them. I'll probably vote informal next election. None of them deserve my vote. Clive Palmer wants to underwrite the Nationals, says Sussan Ley couldn't make an impression in a cushion. Littleproud doesn't want to abide by Cabinet rules.

From the website: Contestants were challenged to find common four-letter words hidden within a list of longer words, with the correct answers being PUMP, PAGE, and HERE.