welljock

It's too long a flight back to the UK just for some chips

Am I missing something every fish and chips I've seen in Australia is exactly the same just with different fish. The frozen chips don't bother me much it's almost impossible to cook them badly, so they are pretty consistent, whereas in the UK the quality could change quite dramatically, even in the same shop.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-6288833/Kristen-Bell-fears-Snow-White-sends-wrong-message-kids-consent.html

The Republicans have already won 51 seats (51%) in the Senate so how is it only almost certain.

Actually the Republicans have won the Senate, with the House undecided but projecting a Democrat win

I don't know, but "The 42-year-old was born in New Zealand while his Aussie parents spent a short stint working overseas in the 1970s. The family moved back to Victoria when he was 13 months old." seems clear they are Australian.

I read it to say that they are Australian but living in NZ when he was born but they never applied for Citizenship for him when they returned

Ermmm: a. You never mentioned being the aggressor in any of your posts and b. what was the last war Britain was the aggressor in? 1700s, 1800s?

Have Kosova, Croatia, Serbia and the rest moved since the last time I looked at a map?

You're missing my point currently Baby Boomers ie people aged 55-70 own 25% or the wealth, in 15 years when Gen X are 55-70 they will own 25% of the wealth (Deloitte actual predict 31%), then 15 years later when the millennials are 55-70 they will own 25% of the wealth. It's really age groups that have the most accumulated share of the wealth rather than particular generations. Every generation has their trials and advantages.

Has it not been the same for every generation; that when the GenX and any other label reaches the age that the Baby boomers are currently at, they too will be the 25% than own more than half

No they wouldn't, any one of them would easily beat Serena

Serena would throw a tantrum

Correct but then unless I'm mistaken Cambridge Uni is not in Australia, so why mention it (unless you're PB). As far as the services I've been to combatants/ non combatants were never differentiated between.

Any remembrance service I've ever been to has been to remember the lost in all wars from all sides.