thegaminggamer
Community Member

on ‎23-02-2017 01:44 AM

I feel that my rant is even more justified now that it has come to light that Australia Post's CEO is one of the highest paid public "servant" in the world (higher paid than presidents and prime ministers) and definitely the highest paid Post Office CEO in the world.

 

I don't begrudge people who work hard for their (lots of) money but I see no evidence that this particular CEO is value for money. The only thing I see is cost cutting, job cutting, and service cutting. You might as well hire a man in an oversized suit shaped like scissors and he'll do just as good a job at running the company.

*tippy*toes*
Community Member
In response to davewil1964

on ‎23-02-2017 02:14 AM

Well, the feathers were still attached to their respective critters, i.e birds, chooks, ducks, geese. The chickens were on rafts and the rafts were held together with lead. There may have been a few cows involved too. Once they were all stuffed into the truck to go to "aunty's farm", the weight of them all, including the rafts, bent the axles. I rest my case.

 

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Si Senor der dago, forty lorryz ina row. Dem ain't lorryz, dem is trux, fulla cowz an henz an dux. See, there were cows involved. It's all about the cows...and the vibe.
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We're going to Bonnydoone, we're going to Bonnydoone.
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Yes, it's the vibe.
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lyndal1838
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In response to *tippy*toes*

on ‎23-02-2017 05:33 AM

I know what you watched on TV at the weekend.Smiley LOLSmiley LOL

padi*0409
Community Member
In response to *tippy*toes*

on ‎23-02-2017 10:34 AM

Unfortunately Tippy you haven't taken into consideration whether the chooks are flying, landing or statically positioned (?)..............

 

One small fox could make a huge difference in the scheme of things.

 

http://chickenonaraft.com/

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*tippy*toes*
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In response to lyndal1838

on ‎23-02-2017 11:25 AM

They were static as they were all jammed inside the truck. There was no dead space.

 

Lyndal, I watch it every time it;s on, plus I have it on DVD. It's one of my favourite movies.

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lyndal1838
Honored Contributor
In response to *tippy*toes*

on ‎23-02-2017 05:46 PM

We watched it too Tippy....it was quite a night for Aussie movies.

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davewil1964
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In response to *tippy*toes*

on ‎23-02-2017 06:20 PM

Showing working implies numbers, and using the initial premise. Which was yours and didn't mention anything about the feathers being attached to their original owners.

 

D-

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lyndal1838
Honored Contributor
In response to davewil1964

on ‎23-02-2017 08:58 PM

@davewil1964 wrote:

Showing working implies numbers, and using the initial premise. Which was yours and didn't mention anything about the feathers being attached to their original owners.

 

D-

It did too....read Tippy's post again.Smiley LOLSmiley Tongue

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gec2002
Community Member
In response to davewil1964

on ‎23-02-2017 09:28 PM

Clearly the feathers

Both were initally weighed on earth

Feathers weight on earth 2 tonnes

Lead weight on earth 30 tonnes

 

The feathers were loaded on a truck on the Sun Gravity 27.9x Earth effective weight 55.8 tonnes

The Lead were loaded on a truck on Pluto Gravity 0.06x Earth effective weight 1.8 tonnes

 

The feathers broke the axle just before bursting into flames.

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queenslander-one
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In response to thegaminggamer

on ‎23-02-2017 09:35 PM

CEO has now quit so hopefully Australia Post may get back on Track and start listening to Customers

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