Hahaha , yeah , that ' s why I said more atodds it ' s definitely not cool for either in the mainstream of teen culture . Happy Thanksgiving , by the way <| sep |> If God is changing , does that mean He was ever not perfect ? <| sep |> Nice build dude . Good detail . <| sep |> Ja de er vel ogs en slags immigranter i rhus . <| sep |> I only have one request when I give you the recipe . If you make said cake , tell me how it went and importantly tasted . Love you , bro <| sep |> You go to the kindergarten you are zoned for . Lottery is only for prek unless you are in one of the areas that has a charter school option . <| sep |> As the technical term , yes . <| sep |> This is just AGL posturing . When the Santos in north eastern SA got its LNG thing going , it pretty much threatened to cut off Sydney and send all its gas to Gladstone . This was a ploy to get support for its exploration in the Pilliga national park , the rights for which they ' d paid an awful lot of money for . Meanwhile down in Bass Strait Exxon Mobil realised that if Santos cuts off Sydney the only other place Sydney can get gas from is Victoria . So they put their prices up . Somewhere between two to three times what they were . Not because their costs had gone up by that much , just because they could . The article notes that AGL ' s contract with Exxon is expiring soon . AGL doesn ' t want to pay Exxon ' s frankly predatory prices so they ' ve raised this import terminal thing as an alternative . This is a pretty good bargaining chip for going back to Exxon and getting them to put their prices down to something more reasonable . There is still plenty of gas under Bass Strait . It ' s also a bargaining chip against AGL ' s customers . When they put prices up and people complain , they can point at this thing as something they had to do to manage the gas crisis . Getting their rubber stamp from the regulator will be easy in this climate . So sit back , folks , and watch your gas bills go up and up and up .