Word of the year for 2018

[j.sabourn]

Just before this year ends in WA a bit of useless information to go out on... Webster’s Dictionary have come out with the word Nonophobia. Supposedly to mean the fear of being without your mobile phone. I don’t have one so I am ok. Happy new year in 10 minutes the Eastern states had theirs hours ago. So by now should be well sobered up...pigs might fly also. Cheers JWS.

[Captain Kong]

The Sydney display was again one of the very best.
cost £3,000,000 for 12 minutes , the man said on TV. excellent show. No alcohol was allowed on the State owned land. and one and a half million people cheered. So it only cost £2 a head to see it live,plus all the TV Stations world wide.

[robpage]

Closer to home my neighbours opposite will start a firework display about 00:30 that will go on for almost an hour they have a firework for their birthday fireworks for November 5th fireworks for Christmas Eve and fireworks on New Years Eve I just wondered how much they spend on fireworks realising that some of this display type aware over £50 each

[Keith at Tregenna]

Remember: Having sex on a regular basis helps keep your memory alive... ummm... where was I going with this?

Oh yes..
Happy New Year!

K.

[j.sabourn]

NOT having sex on a regular basis also keeps your memory’s alive, plus it also keeps your hopes alive. .??? JS

[Des Taff Jenkins]

Hi John.
There is hope for us yet. A 69 year old Dutchman has asked the courts to let him change his birthday back to 46, he said it gives him a better chance at meeting women of a younger age, he will save the Gov't around 400,000 Euros on his pension, he says that he knows if he is successful many young school leavers will want to change their ages to the pension age, but that those mad changes is what is being allowed to happen these days.
Cheers Des

[j.sabourn]

#6. You know you are getting old Des, when you start to think anyone under 75 is a youngster. I can’t beleve my kids are in their 50s. JWS

[Des Taff Jenkins]

Hi John.
We were only saying yesterday our son is only a few years of his pension. I wonder if the Govt will double ours when that happens.
Cheers Des.
ps you were lucky could watch the fireworks without staying up until midnight, we were in bed by 10-30.

[Lewis McColl]

The Sydney display was again one of the very best.
cost £3,000,000 for 12 minutes , the man said on TV. excellent show. No alcohol was allowed on the State owned land. and one and a half million people cheered. So it only cost £2 a head to see it live,plus all the TV Stations world wide.

Perhaps the guy that made the sign for the Sydney new year fire works missed having a beer or two. Still an amazing display as always.2018oz.jpg fire works.jpg

[Doc Vernon]

Must agree that the Fireworks here was amazing ,the Year error was a wee bit embarrising though LOL
I think taht Sydney is just getting bigger and better each Year ,i wonder how much more thay can lay on,we will see next Year!
Thank you Sydney now known as the "Best in the World" for their New Years Fireworks displays.
Cheers