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  • garthu
    Gold Member

    • Dec 2008
    • 595

    #31
    Originally posted by Loman
    This just in, 76.2% of old folk prefer to eat dog food.
    Not sure whether to laugh or cry, feeling pretty old this year! - where that pack of kibbles....
    Sad reality is that i think this holds some ground??
    Garth

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    • Loman
      Silver Member

      • Nov 2008
      • 298

      #32
      For Real?
      The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on. - Robert Bloch

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      • Loman
        Silver Member

        • Nov 2008
        • 298

        #33
        Originally posted by Loman
        Why is technology in SA so very expensive??

        For example a Logitec MX5500 is R 1 800 at dabs in the UK but almost R 2 500 in SA?

        An Acer Notebook costs in Taiwan R 7 000 while here the same one is almost R 12 000...
        Sorry about that one. I have no recollection as to how i
        managed to post this at the wrong thread.

        According to my doctor i'm suffering from
        temporary insanity brought on by my massif
        trauma of not having a reliable internet connection.
        The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on. - Robert Bloch

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        • Dave A
          Site Caretaker

          • May 2006
          • 22807

          #34
          Worldwide, livestock burps are responsible for 18% of greenhouse gas emissions measured in CO2 equivalent - more than produced from all forms of transport combined. (Livestock's Long Shadow, Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, Rome, 2006)
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          • Dave A
            Site Caretaker

            • May 2006
            • 22807

            #35
            The use of pre-paid cellphones jumped from 48% in 2006 to 64% in 2008, while the use of Telkom phones at home has fallen by half, from 16% to 8%.
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            • Dave A
              Site Caretaker

              • May 2006
              • 22807

              #36
              66% of divorced women use lipstick regularly while only 38% of single women do so. (AMPS 2008)
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              • Debbiedle
                Gold Member

                • Jun 2006
                • 561

                #37
                Originally posted by Dave A
                66% of divorced women use lipstick regularly while only 38% of single women do so. (AMPS 2008)
                bwhahaha - I had a divorced friend that used to go to bed with her lipstick on - just in case "something" happened in the middle of the night!!
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                • duncan drennan
                  Email problem

                  • Jun 2006
                  • 2642

                  #38
                  64% of people with a monthly income of less than R1400 are happy/satisfied with the level of service delivery from their local council or municipality. For those with higher incomes, it is 70% (FutureFact 2008)

                  From eighty20 Fact-a-day
                  70%, that is quite high. So why do we always hear about the other 30%?

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                  • Dave A
                    Site Caretaker

                    • May 2006
                    • 22807

                    #39
                    Dissatisfied clients on average tell eight (?) times more people about their dissatisfaction than satisfied clients do.

                    30% is a pretty high dissatisfaction percentage!

                    Imagine if 3 out of 10 of your customers were not satisfied with your services - I certainly wouldn't regard that as good at all
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                    • duncan drennan
                      Email problem

                      • Jun 2006
                      • 2642

                      #40
                      "Quite" high, was higher than I expected it to be.

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                      • Dave A
                        Site Caretaker

                        • May 2006
                        • 22807

                        #41
                        81% of urban South Africans agree with the statement 'I am disillusioned with the government'. (FutureFact 2008)
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                        • duncan drennan
                          Email problem

                          • Jun 2006
                          • 2642

                          #42
                          So 81% are disillusioned and at least 60% are happy with service delivery. And that from the same study (FutureFact 2008). Hmmm

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                          • Dave A
                            Site Caretaker

                            • May 2006
                            • 22807

                            #43
                            I think the difference might be local vs national government and total vs urban demographics.
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                            • Dave A
                              Site Caretaker

                              • May 2006
                              • 22807

                              #44
                              77% of urban South Africans say they have some or complete confidence in Trevor Manuel, the highest of all the public personalities in the FutureFact survey. Next most confidence-inspiring were Tito Mboweni (63%) and Cyril Ramaphosa (60%). (Julius Malema achieved 34%). (FutureFact 2008)
                              The one that surprised me in this lot is Julius Malema.
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                              • garthu
                                Gold Member

                                • Dec 2008
                                • 595

                                #45
                                Worrying really. I have heard alot of people refer to him as the next bob mugabe as he talks and acts the same way. Sometimes takes the humour out of his silly remarks
                                Garth

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