nickybutt comments

Anyone who does not like the rules in a certain country is free to move to a different country more alligned with their views.

"We are going to Anfield". This is correct.

The point is to have fun!

I have only ever had positive experiences with the police in Japan. I have been here for 17 years and been stopped three times. Once to check my bicycle which was no problem. Another time I got breath tested, which I was happy to do. Finally for a minor traffic infringement which was my fault. All the police offiecrs were friendly and respectful.

Let's think of ways that we can actually help them! Japan can send personal quickly to help with rescue operations and cleaning up. People in Japan can help by donating some money. I personally do not think that thoughts and prayers will help those who need it, but that is just my opinion and I respect everyone's right to a different opinion on the matter.

Wow, what a fascinating article. I never knew that Einstein had been to Japan. Those extracts from his personal diary are really interesting.

Those questoins from the reporter were really terrible. She batted them off well though! Thank you for this interesting piece.

I think the main problem is time! If I had more time, I would have more kids. A four day working week or a shortened working day would do the trick. Money will not motivate me to have any more kids.

Research suggests that children learn better when reading from paper. They remember less when reading from a screen. On top of that children are using their Chromebooks to play games and watch YouTube. My own children became so obessed with YouTube and games (rather than homework) that I now lock their Chromebooks in a case with a combination lock so they don't use it too much. I think overall technology has had a negative impact on younger children. Why keep pusing more and more technology? Maybe as the tech giants can get more and more cash?

Although I have never eaten any 31 ice cream, younger people seem to love it! This was an interesting article on an ice cream giant.

I lived in Trinity Park and in Cairns itself 1900-91 time frame.

So, that makes you at least 133 years old!

Why don’t they just cut the tax on essential items like rice, bread, milk, vegetables, children’s clothes ect. They can raise the tax on luxury items if they want. That would help people in need more.

Sorry for the typo!

I have JR stocks to hopefully this will push up the price and we will get more dividens.

Patrick Parr never fails in writing informative and interesting articles. For me Starbucks is all about the atmosphere. It is clean, relaxed and smoke free. It is a great place from which to people watch. I went quite a lot when I was younger but as life has got busier, I probably go about once a year now.

With food and electricity prices rising rapidly and wages stagnant it is only a matter of time before the governments wish of a higher birth rate is met.