Never give in.
By the inch a cinch, by the yard is hard.
That’s all ye know and all ye need to know.
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Never give in.
By the inch a cinch, by the yard is hard.
That’s all ye know and all ye need to know.
“Life by the yard is hard; by the inch it’s a cinch. Each of us can be true for just one day–and then one more and then one more after that–until we’ve lived a lifetime guided by the Spirit, a lifetime close to the Lord, a lifetime of good deeds and righteousness.” —Thomas S. Monson, “Believe, Obey, and Endure“Quote:
Originally Posted by Vincent888
Hallelujah
The only spirit I see is sitting in the bottom of a bottle.
Love is a catastrophe. And I'm in that catastrophe
Went to sleep early 11pm and woke up early 3am. Just waiting for sunrise and I’m on the road.
I help struggling women by paying them [emoji854]...motivates me to work harder so i can help more of them...Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnJones
I get a few tricks in return so we are both happy
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Have you learnt to pull a rabbit out of your hat yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by jedibear
Win-win situationQuote:
Originally Posted by jedibear
What is it with Aussie telecom companies? Last year, used Boost mobile for a local sim card, paying by non-Aussie cc not a problem. Now, looking for another local sim before arrival, Boost? Need an Aussie cc. OK, so Vodaphone. Same, only Aussie cc. Amazon.au has no trouble with my cc, the local book shop that I ordered xmas presents on-line has no problem with my non-Aussie cc. But telecoms? Their suggestion? "Borrow someone's Aussie cc". So what's the point? The account name, name on ID for the sim card, AND the name on the cc must all match. So it's NOT MY sim card but someone else's who has now loaned it to me. I'm an ADULT, MY sim card. If you're looking for accountability, it should be the FIRST party's account, not some unknown THIRD party using the sim. Geesh, seems they don't understand international; their website can't handle a non-Aussie cc. If the purchase clears, you have your money, and if an auto renewal doesn't clear, then the sim doesn't work. But I'm betting if I go to Coles or Wolworths, etc., a non-Aussie cc will not be a problem given that I KNOW it works for general shopping there. What I like is the auto renewal until I stop rather than having to top up manually. Getting an Aussie visa using the Australian ETA not a problem using a non-Aussie cc (duh), but telecoms...
But, why would you need to use a CC on a prepaid service like Boost?Quote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
Surely you can get the recharge from a retailer like Woolies or Coles?
This:
I Wanna Be Your Dog.
https://youtu.be/JzNc5XnN8-s?si=gN2JVAgMmRGc_SQB
Buying the original sim and having it delivered so it's there when I arrive. No Aussie cc, no initial purchase.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldfishMan
For prepaid SIMs, you can always buy them off resellers on sites like eBay. In fact, you'd probably get a cheaper price doing that than buying the SIMs from boost directly, cos that's the whole point: the resellers managed to snag cheap prepaid SIMs in bulk and on-sell them below RRP to make a profit.Quote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
I'm pretty sure you can use a foreign CC on eBay.
When a wl succumbed to an over controlling partner. For a woman with bad English her texts sure improved overnight.
At least you’re getting txts lolQuote:
Originally Posted by cplurt2
Well it's not the closure I wanted but life is full of disappointment
You'll be right...theres plenty of punani out there for the picking...
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Guys falling in love with women can be heartbreaking for both sides when it doesn’t go according to lust or plan.Quote:
Originally Posted by cplurt2
Camel toe punani.Quote:
Originally Posted by jedibear
That’s my favourite.
He is right mate. A man never needs to fret about a past love. It was never meant to be. Move on and enjoy every moment of being aliveQuote:
Originally Posted by jedibear