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General Topic · Jan 17, 23
Has anyone here lost young loved ones lately? Anyone know people who have died suddenly? These two words pop up daily (and several times daily) of late and that's just celebrities or sports people. Wondering what people's thoughts or... See more
Judy CooplandiaQueen
May 30, 23
Discussion of the Day · Jan 18, 24
I am 47 years old and have been dyeing my hair for years, as I didn t think I was old enough to age gracefully. Now I am wondering if I should let the grey show on top or not my hair is long and the grey is not all through I don t want to... See more
Janet H 854956
Jan 18, 24
Discussion of the Day · Jan 01, 24
Who actually does love holidays with family. They seam to be more than a headache then they are actually worth. In today's world, people have changed so much, it is not like the olden days, where they gather around a huge table eat, drink, talk... See more
ROBERT K 1065766
Jan 01, 24
Discussion of the Day · Feb 14, 22
In 2019, it was quoted that Australia had the 8th best standard of living. The USA came in about 17. Norway was number 1. Do you think the statistics are really the truth? It's possible that they are inflating them to make them... See more
Michelle S 553303
Feb 14, 22
Discussion of the Day · Nov 28, 23
Who's excited for Christmas? I know I am. Haven't had a Christmas with the family for 2 years due.to being overseas but this time for sure I'm making the most of being in my home town See more
Catharina 1274733
Nov 28, 23
Discussion of the Day · Aug 17, 23
I think it's real sad the government is trying to get rid of cash payments. What about children who get pocket money for little chores etc. I remember getting coins from my parents, to go grab a treat from the dairy. Controlling human beings with... See more
Sheree T
Aug 17, 23
Discussion of the Day · Oct 05, 23
Homelessness is becoming a big thing no matter what country you re in? Is the governments really doing enough, or are there other countries we can look at that have in place things that are working towards a better future for those whom are... See more
Lee b 979050
Oct 06, 23
Discussion of the Day · Oct 17, 23
Has anyone here purchased a hybrid car? If so, what are the pros and cons in your opinion? Thinking of upgrading See more
APB
Oct 17, 23
Discussion of the Day · Oct 20, 23
The "average" family has more than $20,000 in consumer debt. Can you believe it? Are you in debt? What do you do to help keep your family out of debt? How do you pay it off? See more
Christopher F 213467
Oct 20, 23
Discussion of the Day · Sep 19, 23
We are all eventually going to live in a cashless society. I really don't like this idea at look, because so many little things we do will be scrapped out, as cash will not be around. Jobs will be lost & more banks will close their doors.... See more
Martin D
Sep 19, 23
Discussion of the Day · Aug 30, 23
I often have seen options in screening questions that are obviously fake and designed to weed out robots or people that randomly select answers without really reading them, but I had to laugh out loud when I saw "Raktajino" as a possible answer... See more
Chosen
Aug 30, 23
Discussion of the Day · Jul 26, 23
Some believe aliens are getting ready to invade, others think they've been here among us for millions of years. What is your belief? See more
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Jul 26, 23
Discussion of the Day · Jun 28, 23
We all have many friends in different parts of our life. Some will be super good people whom we can trust for life, but some people acts like they care in the beginning, and slowly we can see their colors. 'The fake friends'. So if anyone... See more
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Jun 28, 23
Discussion of the Day · Mar 05, 23
I have been doing work as a genealogist for my family and friends for Over 10 years. I have used DNA test results for myself and also for my parents and my adult children, etc. It has proven invaluable for me in my research. I feel the positive... See more
Michelle S 553303
Mar 05, 23
Discussion of the Day · Jun 15, 23
Having siblings or no siblings has a major impact on how we turn out. There are pro's and con's for both scenarios, for example scarce resources but large social network in big families or loneliness for single child families but better... See more
allinB4UFLY
Jun 17, 23
Discussion of the Day · Mar 12, 23
I have struggled to: 'squeeze whilst pushing down AND turning' a toilet cleaner lid, that once finally off, I left off! What do you think are the worst 'childproof' lids to get off / containers to get into? See more
Andrew C 287196
Mar 12, 23
Discussion of the Day · Jun 02, 23
Air travel is creating so much pollution. Can it be avoided ? What will happen? See more
Sharon T 891767
Jun 02, 23
Discussion of the Day · Jun 04, 22
We have been through Covid, and it's still around, of course. The other day, the WHO Organisation, mentioned the recent outbreak monkeypox. Which is a bit similar to smallpox and chicken pox, having expressed their concerns. It's been... See more
Aisha A 379399
Jun 04, 22
Discussion of the Day · May 05, 23
It is your assistant, it buzzes vibrates and bleeps telling you how much you need it. It now may have your credit card, loyalty cards and any number of other things like your driver's licence ... vaccination records ... references from past landlords... See more
Daniel A 2
May 05, 23
Discussion of the Day · Mar 20, 23
I do not make a habit of going to the Emergency Department as we call it here in Australia but in this last week while on a short break (the first in years) I noticed that my foot, which had been a bit sore prior to my short break, was... See more
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Mar 20, 23
Discussion of the Day · Nov 21, 21
There are a lot of people out there who know the answer...come on please help!!! See more
Debbie W 69651
Nov 21, 21
Discussion of the Day · Mar 04, 23
We all have our differences when it comes to raising children, what are your views on public & private schooling? Do the pros outweigh the cons when you're looking at a much bigger price tag for education? See more
Lorraine M 1109115
Mar 04, 23
Discussion of the Day · Feb 25, 23
I was arrested and interviewed for 2 and a half hours. My ex is a policeman and has an avo out on me, I sent text messages thru a court appointed app about our children, no swearing, no threats just related to our children. Just because he's a... See more
Pat C 618241
Feb 25, 23
Discussion of the Day · Jan 08, 23
I'm the mother of a bride to be, so I'm a little put out that I spend money, and yet I'm invited to the wedding? Would have thought that could be taken for granted. Am I being silly? See more
Micheal M (WPASSR-US)
Jan 08, 23
Discussion of the Day · Dec 29, 22
It's that time of the year again when we say goodbye to another year and welcome in a new one. So how has 2022 been, and how will you remember it? I was glad to see the end of restrictions and mask wearing and to be able to catch... See more
Michele B 208102
Dec 29, 22
Discussion of the Day · Oct 31, 22
Although farming generally isn't entirely environmentally friendly, is it as bad as the media portrays? Have you done your research? Have you weighed up the environmental impacts of farming vs cities? Most farmers, especially in New Zealand,... See more
Sarah G 76834
Oct 31, 22
Discussion of the Day · Sep 14, 21
Has modern society destroyed relationships between men and women irreparably? The growth of radical men's groups encouraging men to give women a wide berth are gaining popularity in this time of political correctness while in Japan, men and... See more
Paula J 395266
Sep 14, 21
Discussion of the Day · Feb 02, 22
I may be 70 years old, but I'm still very much alive and kicking (and still a working man), and I still have an interest in, and an opinion on, most subjects. I've been doing surveys on Rewardia (and a number of other sites) for a long while... See more
Derek T 647795
Feb 02, 22
Discussion of the Day · May 17, 22
The Australian government should be funding kids more. At a state, national and international level. As a family, we have been thousands on my daughter Going to several competitions and national camps. Without any government assistance.... See more
beverly w 540992
May 17, 22
Discussion of the Day · Jan 31, 21
At the risk of offending all and sundry, these are my thoughts. We need a license to own a gun. To drive a car. A license is needed to set up a food business. A license is needed to look after other peoples children both in home and out of... See more
Joy, NZ
Jan 31, 21
Discussion of the Day · Jan 18, 22
If the planet earth is attacked by space aliens would we as humans rally together and defeat the aliens or would we be destroyed? See more
Darren S 116121
Jan 18, 22
Discussion of the Day · Jan 03, 22
Countries like Australia tend to have a lot of personal debt. Much of this occurs borrowing from financial institutions, like the big banks. Much of this is due to loans for our --housing, personal loans, business --loans, etc. More Aussies... See more
Barbara T (Koondrook Vic)
Jan 03, 22
Discussion of the Day · Jan 11, 21
In the 21century - is capitalism a good thing for homo sapient (with all its flaws - the rich get richer - the middle does not exist (anymore), and the poor get poorer)? What is your opinion? See more
otten m
Jan 11, 21
Discussion of the Day · Jan 09, 21
Are you a minimum wage earner and how do you feel about the constant increase of minimum wage? See more
David L 76026
Jan 09, 21
General Topic · Dec 06, 24
Opps I have nothing to say. Has anyone else also have nothing to say. If so please do not mention it. Thanks. See more
Mopos
Feb 04, 26
Discussion of the Day · Jan 18, 26
I am looking for a new dog food brand for my adult beagle. I usually purchase Taste of the Wild - does anyone have any similar recommendations for quality but around $100ish price point for roughly 10kg bag of dog food? See more
Nola B 392757
Jan 18, 26
Discussion of the Day · Dec 26, 25
Whether it's "fair" is subjective, but it's a widely recognized reality that younger generations increasingly need family financial help (like deposits or guarantees) to enter the property market due to soaring house prices outpacing wage growth,... See more
Simone S 316632
Dec 26, 25
Discussion of the Day · Nov 10, 25
I recently moved to a new neighbourhood and not sure if I should invite my neighbors over for tea or coffee to get to know them, or should I wait to see it they would invite me over? See more
Melanie 1723117
Nov 10, 25
Discussion of the Day · Oct 25, 25
My mother loved cooking, but I wasn't always wrapt with the meals she cooked. I wasn't keen on camp pie fritters, and she would cook rice until it was like glue, but she made wonderful apple dumplings and stews, but she also cooked things... See more
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Oct 25, 25
Discussion of the Day · Aug 31, 25
With the cost-of-living crisis, will you be cutting back on travelling within your country or overseas, or will you still travel but cut back on other things? For example, spending less on experiences like theme parks while on holiday, or... See more
writerrochelle
Aug 31, 25
Discussion of the Day · Aug 19, 25
Is there a dessert that you are very fond of and if it's on the menu, you always order it? My husband always orders either Tiramisu or Lava pudding, while I go for something sweeter. My favourites had always been either Pavlova or Eton... See more
APB
Aug 19, 25
Discussion of the Day · Jul 20, 25
The ultimate/age-old battle of the S"ex"s (Apologies to anyone who may be offended by the term, baby mama/daddy) As the wife/husband, do you/should you set boundaries in regard to your partner's baby mama/baby daddy and the In-laws? If... See more
EnBird24
Jul 20, 25
Discussion of the Day · Jul 03, 25
My fiance and I are currently on a road trip through South Australia and Victoria. We booked our accommodation ahead of time and have been surprised that the majority of our stays have not involved any personal interaction with reception staff.... See more
Ryan 1284839
Jul 03, 25
Discussion of the Day · Jun 11, 25
Would you recognize a narcissist, if you either live beside them, work with them or actually live with them? I have experienced all the above, however, it took a while to realize what I was dealing with as I'm an easy going person who... See more
Grommie
Jun 11, 25
Discussion of the Day · Jun 21, 25
Experts suggest that nightmares reflect patterns of human behaviour and are linked to our personal experiences. They provide insight into our minds and emotions. Although interpreting bad dreams isn't an exact science, understanding common themes can... See more
Teri 1282723
Jun 21, 25
Discussion of the Day · Jun 07, 25
Does anyone go thrift shopping, and what are your favourite stores to visit if you do? I have noticed a resurgence in popularity recently, and maybe it s the cost of living or just interest in older repurposed items, but curious on what others think. See more
Glenys H 310155
Jun 07, 25
Discussion of the Day · Jun 06, 25
People are very interesting and unique, and so are some of the things we do, so.....what about you? Have you got any strange or quirky habits? For example, my wife tells me I drive the most weird and indirect way of anyone she knows. LOL See more
Christine 1616967
Jun 06, 25
Discussion of the Day · May 29, 25
I am in my early 40s with 2 children 11 and 12 years old, a couple of years ago I became ill and haven't been able to work since. I get a little bit of money every month for disability however it does not even come close to enough for our basic... See more
Smiley
May 29, 25
Discussion of the Day · Apr 30, 25
If you could invent a new English word, what would it be, and what would it mean? See more
Elizabeth T 396096
Apr 30, 25
Discussion of the Day · May 23, 25
I'm looking to start a family in the next few years, so I'll be balancing work and home life. What about you? Where do you see yourself in 5 years? See more
Linda C
May 23, 25
Discussion of the Day · May 10, 25
Air fryers have surged in popularity in recent years, with their uses expanding well beyond chips from cooking meats to baking desserts. Do you think the air fryer could ever replace the traditional oven? See more
Linda B 907610
May 10, 25
Discussion of the Day · May 01, 25
Breaking news! They have found a plant hundreds and hundreds of light years away that MIGHT support life...it is so far away that we can only see it as it was millions of years ago. At that point it was massive, and the gravity there... See more
BLACK LIVES MATTER
May 01, 25
Discussion of the Day · Apr 25, 25
First of all, there are the obvious things, such as your phone and wallet (and passport if necessary), chargers, a toiletry bag, pyjamas and warm weather and cool weather / waterproof clothing. What about you? What's the one thing you... See more
NotFriedLikeMost
Apr 25, 25
Discussion of the Day · Mar 09, 25
In today's world life on the roads have changed so much, it used to be too much drinking over the wheel, not any more. Drugs have taken over so much that it is so alarming. People not knowing to take them & drive & not realizing what it does to... See more
Sheree T
Mar 09, 25
Discussion of the Day · Feb 10, 25
My husband and I have slowly been downsizing (way before the minimal living movement became trendy). We went from an acreage and a huge federation home to living in a school bus. We love it. We now wonder why we ever spent so... See more
otten m
Feb 10, 25
Discussion of the Day · Dec 05, 24
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia, want to charge its customers, $3 to withdraw their own money from an ATM. They already charge $4 a month to people who don t have $2000 a month deposited into their account, robbing the... See more
writerrochelle
Dec 05, 24
Discussion of the Day · Dec 18, 24
But they're always happy to tell you how you should do it. Then the ones who give you all assistance possible short of actual help. Or those who are heard to say - somebody should do something... But it's never going to be them. Do you... See more
Carolyn K 714554
Dec 18, 24
Discussion of the Day · Jan 10, 25
I'm a female, but as a child I always loved teddy bears more than dolls. What about you, did you have a preference? and do you know why u preferred them over the others? Curious to know.... (I now have bears all over the... See more
Perry 1310449
Jan 10, 25
Discussion of the Day · Dec 06, 24
It'll be interesting and fun to see what your answers are. For me, it is the mobile phone. At home or out and about, look around you. I rest my case ... See more
writerrochelle
Dec 06, 24
Discussion of the Day · Dec 24, 24
As Christmas nears, it is a time to reflect on your life over the past year. Good & bad decisions made & your hopes and dreams for 2025. I enjoy reading my new year horoscope, do you? What are your dreams for 2025? Good health,... See more
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Dec 24, 24
Discussion of the Day · Nov 15, 24
What are your thoughts on fireworks? I see many petitions on social media to push the ban on fire works for the safety and well-being of animals/pets. See more
Linda 1473555
Nov 15, 24
Discussion of the Day · Nov 24, 24
During the Great Depression, the American government commissioned large-scale artworks to support both artists and construction workers. These artworks enhanced the value of public buildings and beautified cities. Do you think this is still... See more
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Nov 24, 24
Discussion of the Day · Nov 21, 24
The report reveal that Gen Z (aged 15-24) are unhappy. Young people these days are the most discontent, with many experiencing 'midlife crises'. What is your experience? What is the most unhappiest generation? See more
writerrochelle
Nov 21, 24
Discussion of the Day · Nov 22, 24
We mostly look back at the past as somewhere better ... "Ah if I could only go back and live in those times again"... but your mind plays tricks. When I was six, every day was warm and sunny, we had two days of snow a year, but it never... See more
Marietta M
Nov 22, 24
Discussion of the Day · Oct 30, 24
I can vividly remember being about 5 or 6 years old and my dad calling and giving me a present. It wasn't my birthday or Christmas, so I was totally surprised. Mum did all the household admin in our house, including organising presents, so it... See more
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Oct 30, 24
Discussion of the Day · Oct 20, 24
I have always disliked my name, Sierra, and I would love to change it. But my family would be upset, so I never pursued the legal name change. How about you? Would you like to change your name, and if so, what name would you prefer to... See more
boy blunder
Oct 20, 24
Discussion of the Day · Oct 23, 24
All throughout our lives, we are always getting advice given to us by others, whether we ask for it or not. Though some advice given to us is not very good, there are a few pieces that someone passes along to you that are actually really good,... See more
Linda B 907610
Oct 23, 24
Discussion of the Day · Sep 13, 24
My son went down to his Australian bank today to withdraw $7,000 in cash....they asked him what he needed the money for (whose money is it?) and then told him that they didn't hold a lot of currency...and that if he needed to... See more
Elizabeth T 396096
Sep 13, 24
Discussion of the Day · Aug 27, 24
Our bedroom, was becoming quite cluttered on my husband's side of the bed on his dresser and beside the dresser. Today, I coaxed him back there and told him I had cleaned out a total large shelf in his walk in closet to put his things. He is... See more
Bugalugs
Aug 27, 24
Discussion of the Day · Aug 16, 24
Kids are way too young to understand the pressure and expectations that come with being judged on their looks. You think toddlers should be strutting around in sequins and fake smiles? You re teaching them that their worth is tied to appearance... See more
Linda C
Aug 16, 24
Discussion of the Day · Jul 16, 24
I watched the News one evening and many are surrendering their pets because they claim they cannot afford to feed them. Yet these same people are purchasing their lunches every day, going out for drinks with friends or workmates, travelling,... See more
Ellen P 667007
Jul 16, 24
Discussion of the Day · Jul 04, 24
Is there an age that seniors should stop having dogs as pets? Cats work to find with seniors because they are easy to keep. But, dogs require more physical requirements - many seniors have problems with walking dogs. I am 68and have just... See more
Sandra C 12043
Jul 04, 24
Discussion of the Day · May 26, 24
Have you ever been told to act or dress your age? How would you respond if someone made a comment about the way you act or even the way you dress? I recently bought a t-shirt that I thought really sums up my feeling: Don't know how to act my... See more
Timtam
May 26, 24
Discussion of the Day · May 17, 24
Employees of both sexes bring different qualities to the work place...there are clearly places where female staff are better equipped to cope...and the same with males. I think an important difference between a large male workforce and a large... See more
writerrochelle
May 17, 24
Discussion of the Day · Apr 26, 24
The real, number one killer of any marriage or relationship is often a lack of communication or communication breakdown between husband and wife or partners. What's your experience? What is the number one killer of marriages? See more
Janice S 76330
Apr 26, 24
Discussion of the Day · Mar 31, 24
Making sacrifices in a relationship can have many benefits. Firstly, it can strengthen the bond between you and your partner. It shows that you care about their happiness and well-being and are willing to do what it takes to make them happy.... See more
Chris P Chikin
Mar 31, 24
Discussion of the Day · Mar 13, 24
A simple pleasure is anything that brings you a sense of joy, no matter how ordinary. It can be absolutely anything the beauty of taking the long walk home to enjoy the sights, or brewing your favourite coffee. What's wonderful about life's... See more
Gigi
Mar 13, 24
Discussion of the Day · Mar 11, 24
What is your funniest Instant Karma story. Mine is a flash new sports car came flying past me on a rural road and cut me off. I said a few words but kept going. A couple of kilometers down the road, there he was on the side of the road... See more
Tupulua S
Mar 11, 24
Discussion of the Day · Nov 08, 23
In the 21st century, do we really need fireworks to be purchased and used individually anymore? Isn't it time we woke up to the fact that these toys are very expensive, very fleeting, very dangerous and are best handled by experts who know very... See more
Tina 423889
Nov 08, 23
Discussion of the Day · Feb 17, 24
I've been planning to put my son in kindergarten at 3 years of age. He's 1 now, and it's been so hard lately with him. He's always unsettled, and I try everything to spend time with me and the cousins. Yet He's always unsettled and whiny.... See more
Morenita
Feb 17, 24
Discussion of the Day · Jan 26, 24
Are the younger generations losing a lot of the jobs skills we used to have? I know the world is changing and becoming more tech-savvy. But we seem to be losing a lot of the skills that Baby Boomers used to have. See more
Felicity V
Jan 26, 24
Discussion of the Day · Jan 17, 24
We all know when you're getting married, it does cost an arm & a leg. With the high rise of cost of living, people barely make the essentials in today's world. Every wedding has its special moments for any bride to be, but is it necessary... See more
Kathy 1270954
Jan 17, 24
Discussion of the Day · Jan 16, 24
Supermarket Giant Carrefour ditched PepsiCo products in France, Italy, Spain and Belgium over price increases... They stated that these products were far too expensive and would not stock them until prices were reduced...that is a... See more
Bugalugs
Jan 16, 24
Discussion of the Day · Mar 03, 23
Why is it so hard to find a decent fun-loving honest man, to grow old with? I'm not that hot girl, but I know I'm not bad looking. What's y'all think? See more
Glen O 298805
Mar 03, 23
Discussion of the Day · Jan 11, 24
France will pay bonus to get their clothes and shoes repaired rather than throwing them away. The main idea is to cut down on the 700,000 tonnes of cloths thrown away by French people each year, two third of which end up in their... See more
Jeneral
Jan 11, 24
Discussion of the Day · Dec 10, 23
Do you think that when being with someone and them being on their phone the whole time is rude? It makes me feel that whoever they are texting is more important than me and what I have to say! Do we need a whole new set of manners to fit... See more
AMUSICALTONY
Dec 10, 23
Discussion of the Day · Nov 23, 23
A friend went to visit his GP for tests regarding possible prostate cancer. Not satisfied with the tests, he decided to seek a second opinion. The second GP made further tests and found he had the beginning of Prostate cancer. Would... See more
Linda C
Nov 23, 23
Discussion of the Day · Nov 11, 23
One of my top favorite hobbies is going out and playing 18 holes of golf :) once a week. Now I usually play alone as my mates laugh and say it's such an old man's game. I'm 24 years old and enjoy a good game of golf. Is it really looked as... See more
Chris P Chikin
Nov 11, 23
Discussion of the Day · Oct 29, 23
Hi, has anyone noticed that once you re past the age of sixty, that you become invisible? Whether it s other members of the general public, or shop assistants, or even survey writers - they just don t see if you re elderly. How do you make... See more
Pat C 618241
Oct 29, 23
Discussion of the Day · Oct 18, 23
We have all heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. What did you have for breakfast? Did you eat at home, at school, at work, in the car, in a restaurant, where? What part of the world do you live in? Is your breakfast... See more
Lyn 78550
Oct 18, 23
Discussion of the Day · Oct 09, 23
So Halloween is coming up, and my teenagers want to go trick or treat. I've never done anything like this, so I'm seeing what are other people's thoughts on this, is it safe... should I worry, or should I just offer them a Halloween party at... See more
Rose S 88496
Oct 09, 23
Discussion of the Day · Sep 06, 23
You love cats. You have decided when your last two are gone, never to get another one because of all the damage they do to your home. Someone dumps off two strays, and they are hungry, you feed them, and they begin to lay near your home, you... See more
Christine M 323842
Sep 06, 23
Discussion of the Day · Dec 17, 21
I've read on a few news sites that the younger generation of teens, twenty something's , are blaming the older generation of Baby-boomers for the higher property prices that we have in some countries, like Australia, New Zealand Do you... See more
Kylene B 113680
Dec 17, 21
Discussion of the Day · Jan 04, 22
I have a colleague who 'aks' (instead of asks) for an 'expresso' when we go get coffee. I cringe. I let it go twice, then when I realized she wasn't doing it to be silly, I did mention to her so she wasn't embarrassed in front of other... See more
Amaya B
Jan 04, 22
Discussion of the Day · Jul 17, 23
From what I have seen and heard, they do a good job for animals that are neglected. One local resident informed me that they would not help a dog, possibly being prepared for food. They had informed her there is nothing they can do. Can this... See more
Jenny L 591463
Jul 17, 23
Discussion of the Day · Jun 25, 23
I was pleased to see Victorian tax dollars of A$215 million going towards training nurses and midwifes. What a great idea. Of course provisos will be put into place to ensure these students when they graduate put in some years in... See more
Janice S 76330
Jun 25, 23
Discussion of the Day · Feb 16, 22
Yes I have but struggling at the same time, it's just going tuff. Expensive too much. See more
Norman M
Feb 16, 22
Discussion of the Day · Jul 04, 22
I just found out...that some major department stores in Australia are using Facial Recognition Technology. Apparently not many people are aware of this happening. Privacy groups are concerned that the general public are not being... See more
Sandra H 2204 NSW
Jul 04, 22
Discussion of the Day · May 08, 23
Men, in our society, are told when they are little boys that they are not to cry and hold it in. When these boys become teenagers, they are told to man up and be a man. These same boys are learning how to date and treat girls in a... See more
Christine M 323842
May 08, 23
Discussion of the Day · Apr 29, 23
Has anyone found any groceries that have NOT increased in price? I have found two products - those frozen blocks of spinach and the 100 packs of home brand serviettes. Both still cost about $1 each. See more
Sylvia Y
Apr 29, 23
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