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Yeah the pieces are tiny as hell. When I got my 9 for $9.95, I got six wings each time.

Of course I'm wrong! Only the CCP would believe what I said. This is not the first time China has invited herself to be a "member". It has…

Given that China's territorial waters extend right onto East Malaysia, Brunei, Philippines, and Vietnam I'd say that China IS a part of SE…

Don't worry too much about negs. Not like you can cash them out for frequent flier miles or money.

Oh you can do that? I was thinking of booking my next trip with some miles. I'm very new to actually using miles for flights.

The Australian corned beef is miles better than the crap you find at Colesworth from Brazil.

I killed a weighing scale using a transformer from Tandy (yes that's how long ago it was). Learnt never to use crap transformers.

I was going to do that, but the Concorde is gone. I wonder if they do rainchecks?

Charge in USD. When I used my regular CC, I ended up paying a small foreign exchange fee.

Free is free! Good deal! Should I get this, or wait for the >100% cashback offer?

Israel Defense Forces?

Forgot charcoal chicken too!

Get it! If in doubt, buy first regret later.

All that hassle on $50/$100 denominations. Bring back the $200, or even make a variable amount up to $500.

Interesting.... I could've sworn I've used such cards in the past at Costco.

3.4% > 0%. That is ignoring any other costs involved in getting the cards, financing, etc. I can't say who is right or wrong, as it is all…

Scoot #1

Yeah I couldn't use these to pay my car's rego (WA). The lady at AusPost actually tried twice, and both times, it was rejected by the…

Ahh! I shall keep away from the Filipino airlines for now.

How does Cebu Pacific compare to Philippine Airlines? I remember many people hated on PAL and wonder if Cebu Pacific will be better?

Given Thai Airways took ages to refund my ticket after COVID, I would stay away from them. At least Singapore Airlines didn't go belly up…

Yeah I read somewhere that it is no longer accepted by AusPost.

But that means having to get an overpriced and undersized meal from Nandos.

But we’re not Linda Evangelista that point is moot.

Hold.

They are lucky you didn't use the weird amounts like $7.68, or $0.59, or $0.33 to clear out any left over gift card balances.

Not to mention sub-par service, potential cancellations, having to BYO food, and often Jetstar timings are just horrible.

The travel rush of 2022/2023 was not sustainable. That said, some places were heaven with less people.

They might be a big brand in Taiwan, but how about Australia? Will the aftersales support be here in five years if I need a new seal, or a…

Yup. Found on the back of the card under the scratch panel.