I love you guys, you have helped heaps.

Beck.
“You have to leave your mouth open for a very long time before a roast chicken flys into it.” Early Proveb.

I dont get it. If a trust couldnt save you from a possible sueing. Why else would you pay $1000 a year for a trust. I have been trying to get my head around it for a couple of years now. Some people say they wouldnt purchase an IP without a trust and others say its not worth the money to pay for the trust. I have a friend that believes that the only reasons that an accountant recomends a trust is to line his own pockets.

Can anyone enlighten me.[dead2]

Beck.
“You have to leave your mouth open for a very long time before a roast chicken flys into it.” Early Proveb.

Hi all,
I too have only been doing this for a while, but I find that I can create more interest by creating a definite mood within the entire home. What I am trying to say is that all white is very clean but some people have no imagination. I look at the outside of the home and think of what type of look it should have and I continue that theme throughout the home. I am very lucky in that I have a gift and homewares store and I am able to go to the trade fairs to find out the current and upcoming styles. This is a great insight into what people will be looking to purchase for their homes or their new homes.

Lifestyle is defiantly the in thing at the moment. I always do a feature wall or two with big sweeping suede effects. Fairly neutral tones but if you can tie colours together like kitchen bench tops and outside or inside feature walls its terrific.

I did a home that was an 80’s style orange brick, you know it boring.
1/ Changed bench tops to a nice mottled mustard colour.
2/ Made a feature wall in the lounge.
3/ Put a roof on the deck with an external feature wall
and 4/ On the other side of the home when you looked through the family room window, all you could see was the old soon to be replaced by the new owners fence. I put a wall with a wrought iron feature on it outside as a clever little coverup. All bench tops and feature walls were in the same colour everything else in clotted cream, so from the kitchen if you do a 360 you can see little bits of all the same colour, this certainly ties everything together.

Beck.
“You have to leave your mouth open for a very long time before a roast chicken flys into it.” Early Proveb.

Hi ya’ll,

Narre South “Berwick Springs” Suburb of Melbourne.

Beck.
“You have to leave your mouth open for a very long time before a roast chicken flys into it.” Early Proveb.

Drink Heaps of water at the end of your night. The reason you have a fuzzy head is because you are dehydrated. Or there are some good little pills from the chemist these days that you can take before and during your big night. They are called Aldacol or something like it.

Beck.
“You have to leave your mouth open for a very long time before a roast chicken flys into it.” Early Proveb.

Keep em coming they are great,

I have been polling them down to my girls at the shops I have and they love them. Although I have had to change the blonde jokes to red head jokes because all my staff are blonde but me. What the? Ten girls and all blonde how did that happen.

Heehehehehehe[daisy]

Beck.
“You have to leave your mouth open for a very long time before a roast chicken flys into it.” Early Proveb.

I have one

Three men – an American, a Japanese and an Irishman – were sitting

> > > naked in a sauna.

> > > Suddenly there was a beeping sound. The American pressed his forearm

> > > and the beep stopped. The others looked at him questioningly.

> > > “That was my pager,” he said. “I have a microchip under the skin of my

> > > arm.”

> > > A few minutes later a phone rang.

> > > The Japanese fellow lifted his palm to his ear. When he finished, he

> > > explained, “That was my mobile phone. I have a microchip in my hand.”

> > > The Irishman felt decidedly low tech and, not wanting to be outdone,

> > > he decided he had to do something just as impressive. He stepped out

> > > of the sauna and went to the bathroom. He returned with a piece of

> > > toilet paper hanging from his behind. The others raised their eyebrows

> > > and stared at him.

> > > The Irishman finally said, “Well, will you look at that. I’m getting a

> > > fax.”

Keep them coming. I need to send a good gag to my staff each morning after their computers pole over night. I started doing it and now they expect it.

Bugger

Beck.
“You have to leave your mouth open for a very long time before a roast chicken flys into it.” Early Proveb.

Hey ho, Braveheart and Doyle,

We are also in the same situation. We have tried to meet the market and it seems we are dropping our price each month. I think our biggest problem is that the only people that seem to be buying at the moment are investers looking for bargins.

So, I think that there maybe quite a few of us out there.

Beck.
“You have to leave your mouth open for a very long time before a roast chicken flys into it.” Early Proveb.