There was indeed a ”No thongs” warning on both my $87 ticket and the venue’s website. It was clearly my fault for not doing my ”homework”.
Caveat emptor douche—A story of entitlement and lack of understanding of venue policy and responsibility.
Now it’s like an advent calendar. This is the Nicky.
Made with Paper
The Plattsburgh
The cavendish
the real problem is that Southern Cross has a business model that involves teetering on the edge of a moral abyss
I thought I had lost this book through carelessness. Tomorrow I will wear a St Andrew knot. Joy.
Also, one of the hosts is my nemesis, and I feel it’s important to support him until he’s lulled into a false sense of security.
[sometimes I get to catch up on my friends’ blogs and when I do, I sometimes find surprises. –Ed.] From Patrick O’Duffy
We’ve long been saying it would be a better outcome for our customers if there was a single Foxtel movie service,” corporate affairs director Bruce Meagher said. “Having two was quite confusing.
[Subtext: The Australian public is a collective idiot-ball unable to differentiate brands and the concept of competition only serves to hurt their brains. —Ed.]
Foxtel channels to change as Movie Network shuts | The Australian
I revel in the pedantry of style-guides.
I think the new Star Trek film is also a Matrix sequel.
“It turns out recommendations are very valuable to users without compromising the user experience,” Horowitz said.
Unlike Facebook, “we don’t have to make next week’s payroll by jamming ads at users,” Horowitz added.
[There’s power in being an empire, apparently. - Ed.]
Google’s Bradley Horowitz On Facebook Ads - Business Insider
Google’s Bradley Horowitz On Facebook Ads - Business Insider
Melbourne Steamship Company
“We are thrilled to be able to open the gates on Thursday 14 March and to provide free entry to all general admission patrons to show them why the Australian Grand Prix is one of our country’s greatest sporting events,” said Westacott.
We’ll have more information on Heritage Day and the activities that have been planned to celebrate 60 years since the first Australian Grand Prix was held at Albert Park. This page will be regularly updated, so check back soon in for all the latest news.
Free entry is for general admission patrons only.
[I don’t really understand this. It seems to be saying that people who bought a ticket will be admitted for free. - Ed.]
Celebrate Albert Park’s Motorsport Heritage For FREE | 2013 Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix
Myf has a new website and a blog she may or may not update.
