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"All you’re changing is the order in which people enter the single file system." Surely you jest. That's what it's all about, Alfie...

Nothing to see here, eh?

Goodness, I'd forgotten that there were other cities in Australia than the teddibly self-important Sydney.

Almost all of the people you will encounter here are merchant bankers. It is open to a few - crass stupidity that is - but not to many in real life. Can you be a real Platinum or Platinum One and contribute to this forum? Why on earth would you bother? Unless of course you're a narcissist...

Who or what on earth is a Ryan Bingham? A Yank putter?

As adapted from the old westerns, one imagines.

The first rule of Sydney is not to stay there. The second rule is to avoid it like the plague.

Of course. This is Australia. We don't tip.

Talk about cans of worms. The grocer strikes again. Sadly the OP, who otherwise wrote well, used it's instead of its, bid instead of bade, not to mention "gotta" and the totally unbearable "awesome".

Merchant bankers rejoice.

You've touched on a factor it has surprised me no one has mentioned, perhaps it's because of PC. Half the world's population prefers a temperature 2.5 degrees higher than the other half.

Motzer. We're not yanks.

All the editor's suggestions appear to involve flights which commence at southern capitals. Look north young man.

Who is eligible? Not everyone is eligible to make superannuation contributions, so far as I know.

Interesting Tony. There I was thinking you'd carked in Sydney so many years ago (which would have been a dreadful place to pull the plug). I've just been listening to all your radio programmes Tony, (some of which I remember from the '50s when I was extraordinarily young) and watching all the...

Singapore flies the 350 from BNE too, and I tried it last year both ways. Dreadful in J, (unless you have an uncle) and have a bulkhead in front of you. Your chances are about 1 in 20 or 30, but then you can luxuriate and stretch out while everyone else in J squirms, finally gives up on...

Quite so.

Them? Was there more than one man?

However, no children is emphatically the solution.