No, thank you.

Now we’re going to play a real fun game. It’s called, “Who is your daddy, and what does he do?”

I grew up on Jet Fighter 2, so I’m also curious about modern versions.

“It’s all about the big, 'bout the big snow shovel.”

Whether mandatory voting is bad or not, certainly it’s way better than the American situation, where one particular party’s strategy to win elections is to discourage and actively prevent people from voting. In Australia, every political party seeks to win by collecting votes.

If you refer to hints of union activity as “warning signs”, then you’re anti-union.

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Wow, I think you win this game. Sorry to hear all that. Thank you for what you and your family are going through for this poor girl, her mother, and us all.

This is totally evil: it destroys not just the magic of Santa, but of Cookie Monster too!

There’s no rule that says a dog can’t be a commentator.

They’re known as “moon boots”. Give it a space theme!

$83 a tin. What makes it worth that?

I don’t think it matters which color samples you get. Everyone has to be able to reproduce everyone else’s colors. The only differences might be that if you use a different company’s color samples, then it takes them a little bit more work to do the color match, rather than simply giving them their company’s name for a color; and you may get a guarantee on the color if you use their own colors.

As a DIY homeowner that paints maybe a room a year on average, my current favorite paint is HGTV Home Showcase by Sherwin Williams, available from Lowes for about $50 a tin. It has a red label. It’s a small step up from the cheapest, but it’s still far from the most expensive; but it seems to me that the gain in quality that you get from paying a bit more than the cheapest is much more than you would expect, so it’s got a great quality-to-price ratio. With the cheapest paint, you have to work to get it on the walls smoothly, but this goes on nicely.

I’ve heard this in Australia but nowhere else. Is this Australian slang, or does somewhere else use it too?