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captainch wrote:PEOPLE hello its a total fire -ban plus on- coming storms your bitching because they cancelled a fireworks display! if the the fireworks caused a fire & your home caught alite & the storm & lightning caused a bush fire & your house burnt to the ground ....................I know what I would prefer NO FIRE WORKS AND A safe home. THE WORLD ISN'T GOING TO STOP BECAUSE OF NO FIREWORKS. THE MONEY WOULD BE BETTER HELPING THE BUSH FIRE GANGS!WHO HAVE LOST EQUIPMENT STATIONS & CUT BACKS FROM THE STATE GOVT!
BanksfielderIdiot823 wrote:- Sydneysiders pretending in a try-hard way to be Melburnians, yet only know the inner suburbs and have no knowledge of the rest of Greater Melbourne. (It's the same type of people that think that Geelong and Ballarat are in Melbourne.)
Swift wrote:Even I know they are separate frum Melbunn. I must be a natural.
ScaniaGrenda wrote:College / Campus for deciding it was a great idea to have a fire-drill when it's pouring down rain...
ScaniaGrenda wrote:...and not notifying anyone said drill was happening. I got a huge shock when the fire alarms started blaring in my ears out of the blue as I was heading to class
It's also the last week for some courses so barely anyone showed up and they had entire semesters to do this & better prepare students & people.
BanksfielderIdiot823 wrote:1. Mate, it's pouring water, not acid or nuclear fallout. Say a building on fire with a crap-ton of gas cylinders is about to explode in shards in about 30 seconds. Would you rather stay in the building and probably end up either killed or permanently scarred merely because there are little drops of water that might wet your clothes, or just go through the rain and get the heck away from that building as soon as possible???.
Swift wrote:Everyone knows to scramble in every direction -every man for himself ' survival of the fittest.
Cazza wrote:Swift wrote:Everyone knows to scramble in every direction -every man for himself ' survival of the fittest.
Good luck getting out of the MCG like that in an emergency
Swift wrote:Try nearly all Toyota drivers who hesitate, drive unnecessarily slow for the conditions and can't seem to stay in their lane.
Some of these bus drivers probably drive Toyotas.
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