Why did the chicken cross the road? Because he was fleeing the scene of the crime.
The wife, the maid, and a bottle Viagra. I may have seen a video or two on that.Aurora et luna said:True story....
..."But sir, I had no option. My husband was at home on casual leave yesterday. By mistake, he took pills from the wrong bottle in our medicine cabinet and ended up consuming an over-dose of Viagra! Now tell me Sir, how could I have left him all alone at home with the house-maid?"
.Aurora et luna said:Vote carefully in the next election.... you can't always hear the bells.
Or lock the medicine cabinetAurora et luna said:Get off the merry-go-round and go home, you silly old bugger!
tas stacker said:
YOUR average tradie became a multi-millionaire all due to another banking glitch.
Melbourne man Matthew Pearce checked his bank account and saw he had a credit of more than $123 million.
"It was just there overnight," he told news.com.au.
"I was shocked, you see something like that and think it's a pretty big mistake.
"I thought about going to Mexico but I thought I better not I got told it's fraud if you touch it so I put it in the bank's hands."
Mr Pearce said it took the Commonwealth Bank two weeks to fix the error.
The $123,456,789.01 appeared in a separate savings account, so he was still able to access his own money.
"I've heard of a glitch happening here and there for a couple of million dollars, but never $100 million dollars," he said.
Mr Pearce said he was able to transfer the money and BPAY it through the Commonwealth Bank phone app.
It's understood the banking glitch is very rare and no funds were actually available and if Mr Pearce attempted to move the money it wouldn't have worked.
While this glitch happened to Mr Pearce late last year, he decided to tell of his temporary fortune following a number of other glitches in the past couple of months.
Just yesterday it was reported a man overdrew his account by more than $2 million after punching in the wrong amount when paying a Telstra bill.
Calum Mawson received a bill for $225 but then received a confirmation email from his phone provider saying it got his payment of $2,250,623.00.
"When I got the email I called customer service and I was told not to worry as the payment would not go through," he told news.com.au.
Mr Mawson was told by Telstra the payment would bounce back, but when he went to pay for an Uber the next day, he was rejected for insufficient funds and his account was overdrawn.
His account balance was not restored for three days.
The men who live as dogs: 'We're just the same as any person on the high street'
Human pups like to live in packs, play with squeaky toys, eat from bowls and nuzzle their 'handlers'. Ahead of a new documentary, Spot, Bootbrush and Kaz open up about their community
JulieW said:The men who live as dogs: 'We're just the same as any person on the high street'
Human pups like to live in packs, play with squeaky toys, eat from bowls and nuzzle their 'handlers'. Ahead of a new documentary, Spot, Bootbrush and Kaz open up about their community
https://i.guim.co.uk/img/media/ab09...12&fit=max&s=4d2b7bef9011ae4ceb21eb982ede5c52
Source: Spot at home with his former fiancee Rachel.
He probably shouldn't have called her his bitch.
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-...fe-of-the-human-pups-the-men-who-live-as-dogs