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Some more from another post.

After being locked out of Facebook, I created a new account using my middle name as a surname. One of the first photos to come up was this:

Talk about a rip-off. I needed about $15 in cash. I didn't have a lot of time, and the bank ATM was upstairs at the other end of the mall, so I thought I'd go to a private "all cards welcome" machine on the same floor, just around the corner. Put in my request: Withdrawal Amount $20 (that's the smallest denomination at ATM's) From Savings account Message: "Before we proceed, this machine charges a $3.20 fee in addition to any bank fees. Do you wish to proceed?" $3.20 for a $20 withdrawal???? Cancell transaction. Went to Woolies and bought a packet of Uncle Toby's so I could withdraw from the checkout. I was out of cereal anyway.

Correct.

These screen prints are taken a second before the solution is revealed, after a contestant has correctly identified it. I record the program, play it, stop and rewind after the solution and freeze when the contestant presses the buzzer. So the clues you see are what the winner sees when they identify it. There are no further clues.

Here's the weirdest thing I've seen. When I was filling the kitchen sink to wash the dishes, I noticed water seeping out of the tap spout from the spot marked 1 in the photo below. Today I noticed a tiny fine spray of water coming from below the spout at the spot marked 2, spraying into the sink bowl.

https://au.yahoo.com/news/resurfaced-video-shows-trump-making-213045046.html

From Yahoo News: Foxes were introduced to Australia in the 19th century, and since then their numbers have exploded. Australians are being reminded that in just a matter of days, an expansive fox baiting program is due to commence on the east coast, aimed at reducing the growing population of the highly adaptable and invasive predator. Across the country, foxes kill hundreds of millions of native animals per year, and in New South Wales, the pest is widespread. It's estimated they cost governments millions annually in eradication efforts, livestock losses, and environmental damage, meaning regular control efforts are critical to ensure their management remains possible. oooooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooo Looks like crocs aren't the only things in the cross hairs.

Correct. ORANGE and BANANA

All he's interested in is getting the rest of the world to kiss his butt.

Give it a rest Nev. Yes B is correct. The larger cone has three white bands, all the others have two.

Correct. With only 30 sec to answer on the show, contestants start by trying to work out the sequence. By the time they work out that the ... represents the eighth number, time is up. Unless they are smart.

Right.

Trump Signs Controversial Executive Order Urging Cities To Dismantle Homeless Camps https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/trump-signs-controversial-executive-order-urging-cities-to-dismantle-homeless-camps/ss-AA1JhwPV?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=db7dd594f6304e8ac6435cd830e818cc&ei=9

Correct. These are the planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Saturn, etc.

A B double with a load of hay rolled on a corner colliding with a school bus, causing it to roll on its roof.

We have the lagest wild camel population in the world, and I read on Yahoo News that there are between 2 and 5 million feral donkeys in the wild.

PMcC is correct. Wed - nesday is the 3rd day of the week, Fri - day is the 5th day, Sat - urday is the 6th, so Sun - day is the 7th.

Back to the identity self video requested by Facebook, one of the heads of Meta is in town to discuss the legal requirements to keep younger people off the site, and he said they will be using these videos to check that underage kids cannot cheat to open an account.

I saw an interesting story the other day by a financial adviser. He said he planned to die with virtually nothing in his account, and plans to leave nothing to his kids when he dies. That seems harsh and selfish, but his reaasoning is that when someone lives into their 80's their children will be likely in their 50's and 60's. By that time hopefully, the kids will have their finances under control. He thinks it would be more helpful to assist them when they are younger and getting their mortgage under control. Also, having a very small final balance will limit the amount of death tax/probate duty one is required to pay. Stepping into fantasy land for a while, if I happened to win a lotto jackpot, I would have it paid out to my kids on the understanding they would pay all my bills and anything I wanted. They wouldn't have to pay any tax on a lotto win, (yes on any eanings from that win) and with my balance below the pension cutoff, I would keep the benefits such as bulk-billed medical service, power concessions, etc, more so than the pension I would receive. I would direct them to make tax deductable donations sufficient to offset whatever additional tax they may have to pay.

Cash is being phased out and banks won't process cheques after next month. The Lotto company has ceased issuing prize cheques. All transactions will soon be electronic. Public transport trips paid by tapping your phone. Even street beggars are now using EFTPOS machines or QR codes. Many stores already don't accept cash, and banks make it harder to access cash. Woolies, and I guess Coles, now have a rule that you can withdraw up to $200 in cash with any purchase. So you can buy a kit kat bar, go through the self serve checkout and pay with your EFTPOS card or phone and withdraw $200. Bank ATM's have a minimum note denomination of $20. If you only need $15 you have to hope your trader can give you $5 change. But you need a $1 coin to unlock your trolley, which is refunded when you return the trolley, if you can find another trolley with the release chain. You'd be surprised how frequently the trolley collectors take away the trolleys just before you get there.

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/even-the-qanon-shaman-has-turned-on-trump/ar-AA1Jdumn?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=f7945c17e4d041cb87bf1b9e28fbc93f&ei=48

Correct Onetrack. Pete, you missed that the page had changed and that puzzle answered.

Hulk Hogan has passed away after a cardiac arrest at the age of 71.

Correct. All letters used.