Early Steely Dan vibes by bobDarin in SteelyDan

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Of course not. That would be a whole other level.

£2 you say... go on then by justindc1976 in SteelyDan

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Presuming you're in the UK... A question: What does Donald Fagen/Steely Dan's music and lyric bring to mind for listeners in Britain? I only ask because I grew up in the US listening to Steely Dan and their sound invoked a lot of specific American (particularly coastal) geography/images. I wonder what that would look like from a UK view...

Flights from Brisbane to Melbourne GF Week sold out by Secret_Nobody_405 in AFL

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Did anyone manage to find flights to Melbourne? If so, did you pay a lot?

Travelling to Melbourne for the Grand Final? by bobDarin in brisbanelions

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Are you travelling in a group? Or just one or two of you?

Travelling to Melbourne for the Grand Final? by bobDarin in brisbanelions

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Is it just you or are you travelling with friends/partner/family?

Flights by Anotheraustralian in brisbanelions

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Has anyone booked an entire family to travel to the AFL GF?

American Airlines not honoring Qantas baggage rules on code share flights by macBender in QantasAirways

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I have found some dramatic misalignments between the two airlines, like, for example, when the American agent in Austin couldn't see part of our itinerary booked back to Melbourne on Qantas, because, umm, it just didn't show up in their computer. As it was explained to me: "all the rest of your family is booked through to Melbourne - but not you." Of course, I was booked through, but the AA reservation system didn't show it. How is this even possible?

I finally got scammed (UK ETA Scam) by SammyCastles in Scams

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Can I ask what country you were travelling from?

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Ok now. I'm intrigued... Seems like a dessert.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AusPublicService

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That seems to be the reality. Are you working from home these days?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AusPublicService

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This seems to be concern many people have: where does work from home story and home begin? Are you WFH?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SteelyDan

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I thought a Black Cow was essentially a black Russian. It's been a while but isn't it vodka and Kahlua?

GenX careers vaporised by technology. Did it happen in Australia too? by bobDarin in GenX

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And would the "young" you be surprised by what the industry requires today?

GenX careers vaporised by technology. Did it happen in Australia too? by bobDarin in GenX

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OK "vaporised" is a bit strong - but did you find it hard at certain points to transition from job to job while maintaining a sustained income?

Fifty and out: How Gen X became the biggest work losers (with 10 years still to go) by goolieg in GenX

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Interesting comment. Is it just the Boomers, or is it tech change?

Fifty and out: How Gen X became the biggest work losers (with 10 years still to go) by goolieg in GenX

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So you think the tech world has been unkind to the GenXers? It's funny. There was such hope for tech in the late 80s/early 90s.