Thread: I've always wondered.

Originally Posted by scarry

They recon that happens a lot.

The reason given is that many people can't handle lots of money.

Shame i have never had the experience

What the hell would you do with 107 million dollars... its way too much money.... hang on...could buy every land rover in Australia for that. Hmmm

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Let's be sensible for a while.
Due to the earth's wobble, the Tropics of Capricorn and Cancer float. This year the Tropics will move north by 15 metres. Does this mean Melbourne will be spared the horror heatwave blackout fears, next summer?

Could the trillions of tones of ore shipped oversees imbalance the Earth?

Originally Posted by strangy

Could the trillions of tones of ore shipped oversees imbalance the Earth?

Why do you think it wobbles?

Originally Posted by scarry

They recon that happens a lot.

The reason given is that many people can't handle lots of money.

Shame i have never had the experience

I'd like the opportunity to try it.
I had $100, once and dealt with it fairly responsibly.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Let's be sensible for a while.
Due to the earth's wobble, the Tropics of Capricorn and Cancer float. This year the Tropics will move north by 15 metres. Does this mean Melbourne will be spared the horror heatwave blackout fears, next summer?

Moving it 15 metres won't make much difference.
BTW the whole of Australia moves northwards by about 0.5cm or something similar every year. We are running into PNG.

Not strictly correct - the southern part of PNG is moving with us!

Originally Posted by V8Ian

I'd like the opportunity to try it.
I had $100, once and dealt with it fairly responsibly.

Responsibly spent on the Land Rover i presume

Originally Posted by scarry

Responsibly spent on the Land Rover i presume

$90 on wine, loose women and smokes, wasting only the remaining 10%.