You may want to work on your comprehension.

If you follow all THEIR instructions and make a mistake because you followed their instructions, you will not be held accountable (and duh, of course you have to pay the difference, they just aren't going to charge you for misfiling).

"If you make an honest mistake in trying to follow our information in e-tax 2014 and you owe us money as a result, we will not charge you a penalty. However, we will ask you to pay the money, and we may also charge you interest. If correcting the mistakes means we owe you money, we will pay it to you. We will also pay you any interest you are entitled to." - eTax help guide.

You didn't point out the BEST thing about the e-tax stuff.

If you follow all the instructions (and they are extensive), do everything exactly as stated and something messes up, you cannot be held accountable for it.

Dang it, I had my link all ready and you beat me to it. Damn good series, very interesting in that he describes in simpler terms why and how it is worked out.

Yeah, this is some irony right here.

Seems like Snowden's views on censorship are not held by the interviewer.

You ever seen a grown man naked?

Yeah, if all the nerds out there didn't sit on their arses and reply to slashdot stories, why, we might just be able to do anything... ahh fuck it, I am getting more doritos.

Son, with a monocle at the ready, I would do damn near anything with it.

Didn't read it enough to find out that it was a dead relative that they took it from.

What really gets interesting is when three or four generations all have the same penis, passed down from father to son.

Yeah, in the past I never ticked it but, just the other week, I put a little tick next to Hammond.

What, you think they will change the article later to be about something else?

Aww, go nice on her, this is her second story!

And the other was a set of facts/comments about bees it looks like she lifted from wikipedia.

Yeah I am pretty sure I will need more than sunglasses an a request to see the manager to rob a bank.

And no, not all banks do this. Mine (NAB) never has.

Never been asked to remove my sunglasses in a bank. There are times when I leave my normal glasses (short sighted) at home and the only way to see at all is with my prescription sunglasses on. In this case, any requests for me to remove them would be met with me asking to talk to a bank manager in regards to stopping my accounts and withdrawing all my money.

Basically, for those of us who need such devices to see well (I need to wear the damn things nearly all the time, a hefty and constant dose of immune inhibitors require it), this is going to make our lives a little more full of suction.

Well, expect there to be signs all over banks and other secure locations, from now on, telling people to remove helmets, glasses and all articles of clothing.

Seriously, fucking with security cameras is really a needed thing?

You can't? I can always just set my alarm a little later and just close my eyes again. Guess everyone is different.