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Right. This one is a bit different. It is a song lyric. I'll only do a couple of these. They shouldn't be too hard.

Too hard?

The topic of the PBY should be in the Aircraft Pilots site. a. There it would be seen by many flying members who do not visit this site. b. While it did start with GON's video, the Photography topic is to discuss cameras, processing, etc.

Donald Trump enforces 40-year-old death penalty rule in one state sparking nationwide debate Read more.

30 of the oldest photos known to man,

You are perfectly entitled to your opinion. You are NOT entitled to tell anyone else what theirs should be. We are all entitled to our opinion, whether right or wrong. Sometimes I agree with you, sometimes I don't. But you think it's OK to say whatever you want about anyone and call them all sorts of names, but jump all over me when I do the same. Then you turn around and blast Trump for saying the disgusting things he says about Democrats.

Oh! Heaven forbid! How dare I have the audacity to criticise or even comment on anything the ALP does.

So the video on the news was faked?

Airbus Albo now in England. He's everywhere but here. Meanwhile, his best buddy Buffoon has just imposed 100% tariffs on pharma.

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There are a couple of possible answers. The most common one that came with the puzzle is a small snack of fruit and nuts taken on a hike.

Coming for Christmas from the Royal Australian Mint.

Branches closing, ATM's disappearing. There are shops around with signs "NO CASH - TAP AND GO ONLY".

Trump has unveiled a gallery of presidents portraits in the White House. All there except Joe Biden, whose place is filled with a photo of the autopen which signed his signature. Such a small minded bastard.

Through thick and through thin.

Look again.

And dark - tall, dark and handsome.

Yes, I use online banking and payment by card all the time, but it bugs me that on so many occasions when I tap the card, a surcharge is added. Order the fish and chips - $39.00, tap the card, $39.50. Buy a lotto ticket, buy a pizza, surcharge added. I don't use a banking app on my phone, and many older people don't have phones that can handle apps. But now, you are being forced to use this technology. Going on public transport? Tap your phone. Buying a coffee? Tap your phone. Granny, 90+, is totally lost. And these apps use up your phone battery and data allowance on your phone. I need another haircut. I'm a cheapskate, I go to a booth in the mall where you pay by cash into a machine which issues a voucher. A buzz cut is $15. The machine does not give change, So you need 1 x $10 and 1 x $5. ATM's don't issue $5 notes. So I need to go to the default bank, Coles or Woolies and get cash out at the checkout. But you have to buy something you may not need just to go through the checkout. You are being manipulated all the time. Customer service is dead.

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Exactly.

US farmers regret voting for Trump Many farmers across the U.S.—a core part of the MAGA base—believed Trump’s 2024 campaign promised policies that would alleviate their economic pressures. But as 2025 unfolds, many say those promises have not materialized. Rising input costs, trade turmoil, labor shortages, and cuts to popular farm aid programs are leaving them frustrated. View slide show here.

Trump was rude and bombastic – but spoke one sobering truth Donald Trump has taken to the United Nations to show how pointless Britain’s courting of the US president with a state visit really was Speaking at the UN’s annual general assembly, he told world leaders that London is heading for sharia law and issued all-too-clippable rallying cries for far-right extremists in Europe. Sir Keir Starmer’s enlistment of King Charles III in a charm offensive with carriage rides around Windsor, state dinners and three days of non-stop flattery delivered nothing but anti-British ranting and un-British extremism. Mr Trump raged: “Look at London, where you have a terrible mayor, terrible, terrible mayor, and it’s been so changed, so changed. Now they want to go to sharia law, but you’re in a different country. Read more here.