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What's a 25knot seabreeze worth?

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Created by Ian K > 9 months ago, 16 Nov 2009
Ian K
WA, 4170 posts
16 Nov 2009 7:45AM
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www.smh.com.au/national/money-can-buy-you-love-economist-says-20091115-igd8.html

This bloke could work it out for us? Got to be a few hundred dollars. And what about missing out on one? The two figures may differ.

Mobydisc
NSW, 9029 posts
16 Nov 2009 12:38PM
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I read that too but didn't apply it to my life. However I was thinking about whether its better to spend money on new windsurfing gear or holidays. We went on a trip down to Sanctury Point on the weekend. Even though the wind was a bit lacking we had a good time and all up it would have cost us around $500.

I think I got the same enjoyment out of the trip as having a good day's sailing so I'd say a decent breeze and being able to sail it is worth around $500 to me.

Agree with a major ilness costing $50K. I buggered my back earlier this year and it really got me down, probably similar to losing $50K on the stockmarket or something like that. Thankfully I'm on the mend and its worth a million.


dieseagull
NSW, 242 posts
16 Nov 2009 4:43PM
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SMH Article said...

But when it comes to divorce, the Aussie male will be so devastated it would be as if he had lost $110,000. An Aussie woman would be less traumatised, feeling as if she had lost only $9000.


Probably because he does lose $110,000....

pierrec45
NSW, 2005 posts
16 Nov 2009 11:01PM
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crazyjockey said...

SMH Article said...

But when it comes to divorce, the Aussie male will be so devastated it would be as if he had lost $110,000. An Aussie woman would be less traumatised, feeling as if she had lost only $9000.


Probably because he does lose $110,000....

Even with the loss (it's way more than $110k often), I've known a couple of blokes who were still $200k happy after... The price for the right to windsurf

poor relative
WA, 9106 posts
17 Nov 2009 9:50AM
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If i am cycling home into the breeze its worth fk all.
If i am at the beach with kit in hand its priceless.

grumplestiltskin
WA, 2331 posts
17 Nov 2009 10:02AM
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poor relative said...


If i am at the beach with kit in hand its priceless.


Is that what your calling him now?

Windxtasy
WA, 4019 posts
17 Nov 2009 10:08AM
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with the lack of wind we've had lately it's going up in value every day

dieseagull
NSW, 242 posts
17 Nov 2009 4:24PM
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poor relative said...

If i am cycling home into the breeze its worth fk all.
If i am at the beach with kit in hand its priceless.


When I am driving home in the breeze, passing you on your pushbike is priceless.

GalahOnTheBay
NSW, 4188 posts
17 Nov 2009 7:44PM
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poor relative said...

If i am cycling home into the breeze its worth fk all.
If i am at the beach with kit in hand its priceless.


this man speaks the truth... lol

sboardcrazy
NSW, 8358 posts
18 Nov 2009 8:26AM
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SMH Article said...

But when it comes to divorce, the Aussie male will be so devastated it would be as if he had lost $110,000. An Aussie woman would be less traumatised, feeling as if she had lost only $9000.

Probably because he does lose $110,000....

I feel sorry for all the blokes that get set up in life & then go through a divorce & end up with bugger all.. it would certainly turn you off relationships..

pierrec45
NSW, 2005 posts
18 Nov 2009 8:42AM
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sboardcrazy said...
I feel sorry for all the blokes that get set up in life & then go through a divorce & end up with bugger all.. it would certainly turn you off relationships..

Not at all. Marriage only.



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