vladimir wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:15 pm Q1: if she can afford such an expensive university, why is she whining about medical costs/why doesn't she have medical insurance?

Q2: If she has the dosh, why did she not have a relevant driving licence?

Q3: if she has /is getting an expensive education, wtf is she writing like a retard on the internet?

1: modern entitlement ailment
2: most people don’t care about that when renting moppets
3: ask DJ Trump

vladimir wrote:Q1: if she can afford such an expensive university, why is she whining about medical costs/why doesn't she have medical insurance?

Q2: If she has the dosh, why did she not have a relevant driving licence?

Q3: if she has /is getting an expensive education, wtf is she writing like a retard on the internet?

1. Australian university fees can be deferred and paid back via income tax once you earn above AUD $52,000 p/a, and full time students are eligible for a study stipend of ~$400/w (iirc) for living expenses. That barely covers rent in a shitty sharehouse, let alone $100 for insurance while scooting around Thailand with a $300 Airasia special.

2. Motorcycle licenses cost at least $700 and require multiple days of instruction and testing. If you don't have or don't plan to get a bike in Australia, you simply wouldn't get a bike licence.

3. She's from Queensland.

epidemiks wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:41 pm3. She's from Queensland.

OK, you got me!

I hear Adelaide is full of clowns, too, LOL

epidemiks wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:41 pm full time students are eligible for a study stipend of ~$400/w (iirc) for living expenses.

Do they? I doubt it's that much. that's much higher than unemployment benefits and almost as much as pensions. After tax it would also be close to a minimum wage job.

Digg3r wrote:

epidemiks wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:41 pm full time students are eligible for a study stipend of ~$400/w (iirc) for living expenses.

Do they? I doubt it's that much. that's much higher than unemployment benefits and almost as much as pensions. After tax it would also be close to a minimum wage job.

Ah maybe that's per fortnight. It's been a long time since I had anything to do with the dhs/centrelink. Definitely not enough to get by on, but I suppose it's not meant to be.

I hear there is a saffa english teacher in PP who considers himself a highly educated person,to bad only fools get Chinese writing tattooed on their upper arm.. unless you're Chinese of course lol

epidemiks wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 10:09 pm

Digg3r wrote:

epidemiks wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:41 pm full time students are eligible for a study stipend of ~$400/w (iirc) for living expenses.

Do they? I doubt it's that much. that's much higher than unemployment benefits and almost as much as pensions. After tax it would also be close to a minimum wage job.

Ah maybe that's per fortnight. It's been a long time since I had anything to do with the dhs/centrelink. Definitely not enough to get by on, but I suppose it's not meant to be.

Yes it would be $400 per fortnight and they can work part time too around about 30 hrs.
Students finish with a huge hex debt that takes years to repay.

Micmac wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2017 3:06 am I hear there is a saffa english teacher in PP who considers himself a highly educated person,to bad only fools get Chinese writing tattooed on their upper arm.. unless you're Chinese of course lol

haha there is evidence of a chinese woman having a random English writing tattoo on her upper arm

and QUT is proud to have her as a future graduate