This Australian newspaper article from 1910 talked about an electric vehicle with flower holder to appeal to the ladies apoarently

Former goth Andrew Bartlett was Greens leader 2002-04. This pic is of him in 2000. I was at a Big Day Out in 2006 watching Iggie Pop when I noticed him standing near me (but as still a senator sans goth understandably)

In this case the weekly feedings were a woman made construct .

Also cats similar. They know which day of the week it is. On the next street corner a woman used to come every Wednesday 7:00 pm to feed the many stray cays in the area. 15-20 cats would congregate around 6:30 and wait on Wednesday. Other days of the week around that time there were no cats there

Ah that's not great. It sounds like it could very easily fall foul of the Fraud Act 2006
www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2006/3...

I was recently contacted about a class action that I was not aware of against a superannuation body that I had dealings with & was given the option to opt out. So it seems that a class action can automatically include everyone affected with an opt out option without getting all to sign on explicitly

It's my understanding that when a company is bought/taken over it is legally bound to the debts of the acquired company. Affected writers need to group together to find a good law firm to start a class action with no win no fee basis as often happens with class actions -a fixed % of proceeds for win

Marles has always seemed like a US asset to me - the cordyceps in the Australian government

Elliot Gould : “The penny finally dropped that Ronnie Cox is a massive card cheat”

‘Twas ever thus

Will rhe AEC accept “I didn’t give much thought to my vote because I didn’t think it would matter but I’ve changed my mind and want to change my vote “ submissions

The Bread : "It was just meant as a joke. Sorry if it was a bit corny"

Perhaps ai can shed some light