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Cairns, Broome and Darwin are quite reasonable, ao far as weather goes at that time of year, but Caloundra or Maroochydore would be ideal in August, and far cheaper. Avioid Noosa, unless you speak fluent Victorian.

No doubt; while we poor genuine lower types wait on the phone.

What absolute rubbish.

Perhaps you could answer DC3's original question, instead of avoiding the question. .

It very much sounds like it. Not many commas, and an enormous amount of young-person gobbledegook. Must do better.

Perhaps it was because you loused up the grammar. Unfortunately it is such a common error now, to say myself instead of I or me (depending on the context).

As a broken infinitive is easier? Not really. 1583297417 What on earth is that supposed to mean?

Presumably the (presumably major)- general had a very good point, as he or she was enforcing the then-current rules.

I'm so old that I remember when any Australian who misspelt aeroplane had to write a thousand lines and fly on American Airlines from SFO to JFK and was forcibly required to inhale.

How young you were, Ralph, as was I in 1970; I was also in my early twenties when I had my first O/S trip, to NZ. No merchant banking and no gross stupidity. In those days there was no problem with short vowels: an A was an A, an E was an E and and an I was an I in both countries. Those...

Cathay to LHR return via HKG in August is looking extremely unwise. If only DFAT wouid say so. How long do you have to wait for the obvious?

Precisely about what are you whingeing about, GoldCanyon540, and why?

What on earth does "whinging" mean? Anything similar to the word "whingeing"? Cheerio for now, and good luck with the spelling. 1582698515 Kindly explain.

You're based OUT of Sydney? Does that mean you're based IN Sydney? Level Nine I remember from Houston; is that what you're talking about? You're not very bright, are you?

The P1 thread eh? Sounds exclusive. Are mere mortals permitted to enter?

I paid fifteen per cent on my home loan for many years, so please forgive me if I don't bleed for you poor petals. Geez.

Certainly not. Probably Darwin, on the way to Brisbane - most definitely not anywhere in Sydney. The Q in Qantas does stand for Queensland, where Qantas began in 1920, and the "nt"for the Northern Territory, after all.

Quite so. This is Australia. We drink tea.

Amex is surely shooting itself in the foot with this 18-months' business. What makes them think that is a good idea? I have just cancelled my Amex card, and won't be back for 18 months, if then.

The most interesting aspect and question, in my opinion is should an Australian go to anywhere in China? Clearly the emphatic answer is no.