Jen
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Once compared to a summer’s day and found to be significantly more frigid.
Pinned
Are you going to pry out their fillings as well? I bet some of them have nice luggage. Maybe some nice shoes! Better check the hems of their clothes for hidden money. You could take them, then put them all in big piles, and like, catalogue everything. Nice and tidy. You absolute ghouls.
Imagine having a thumping majority in parliament and deciding to use it for something as squalid as this.
November 17, 2025 at 11:45 AM
Are you going to pry out their fillings as well? I bet some of them have nice luggage. Maybe some nice shoes! Better check the hems of their clothes for hidden money. You could take them, then put them all in big piles, and like, catalogue everything. Nice and tidy. You absolute ghouls.
Post-physio I floated on my back under the open, cloudy sky for 15 minutes. After being trapped indoors for a week it was spectacular for my mental health.
November 17, 2025 at 7:06 AM
Post-physio I floated on my back under the open, cloudy sky for 15 minutes. After being trapped indoors for a week it was spectacular for my mental health.
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South African neo-Nazi and senior National Socialist Network member Matthew Gruter has had his visa cancelled and will be deported. www.smh.com.au/national/nsw...
‘Time to go home’: Neo-Nazi who rallied outside NSW Parliament has his visa cancelled
Civil engineer Matthew Gruter was one of the 60-odd black clad neo-Nazis who staged a made-for-social-media rally on Macquarie Street earlier this month.
www.smh.com.au
November 17, 2025 at 6:32 AM
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*opens internet discourse factory door*
“There was also a horse named Bubba”
*closes internet discourse factory door, walks into the sea*
“There was also a horse named Bubba”
*closes internet discourse factory door, walks into the sea*
November 17, 2025 at 3:13 AM
*opens internet discourse factory door*
“There was also a horse named Bubba”
*closes internet discourse factory door, walks into the sea*
“There was also a horse named Bubba”
*closes internet discourse factory door, walks into the sea*
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Antisemitism is a lot like Qanon child abuse conspiracies in that there’s this real and bad phenomenon and, parallel to that, what can only be described as a large scale mass psychosis about a mostly fictional version of the same phenomenon
November 16, 2025 at 8:48 PM
Antisemitism is a lot like Qanon child abuse conspiracies in that there’s this real and bad phenomenon and, parallel to that, what can only be described as a large scale mass psychosis about a mostly fictional version of the same phenomenon
Spent a good 20 minutes on the badge drawers at the antique shop:
November 16, 2025 at 5:35 AM
Spent a good 20 minutes on the badge drawers at the antique shop:
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It is a bad day.
November 15, 2025 at 10:33 PM
It is a bad day.
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And we knew this. This wasn't speculation. We studied it, we had the talking points. We trained volunteers to explain this to people. It's not a surprise. Rich people don't flee places with good quality of life when we increase the quality of life. They might try to cheat us, but they don't leave.
NEW: The first two years of Massachusetts' millionaire tax has raised $3 billion more than expected.
And rather than driving the rich away, IPS researchers found that the number of millionaires has *increased.*
Tax the rich. Greg Ryan in @bloomberg.com:
And rather than driving the rich away, IPS researchers found that the number of millionaires has *increased.*
Tax the rich. Greg Ryan in @bloomberg.com:
Millionaire Tax That Inspired Mamdani Fuels $5.7 Billion Haul in Massachusetts
A millionaire levy in Massachusetts that New York City mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani holds up as a model for taxing the rich has generated $3 billion more in revenue than expected without forcing...
www.bloomberg.com
November 14, 2025 at 4:16 AM
And we knew this. This wasn't speculation. We studied it, we had the talking points. We trained volunteers to explain this to people. It's not a surprise. Rich people don't flee places with good quality of life when we increase the quality of life. They might try to cheat us, but they don't leave.
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These emails really do highlight why rich folk are so impressed by ChatGPT.
November 13, 2025 at 1:07 AM
These emails really do highlight why rich folk are so impressed by ChatGPT.
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One way to stop sex trafficking rings on private islands is to make sure no one has enough money to buy a private island
November 13, 2025 at 4:14 AM
One way to stop sex trafficking rings on private islands is to make sure no one has enough money to buy a private island
These quotes from the linked article are rhetorically disingenuous at best, stunning projection at worst. We’re talking about a football stadium here. One the experts have told you not to build. #politas
November 13, 2025 at 6:08 AM
These quotes from the linked article are rhetorically disingenuous at best, stunning projection at worst. We’re talking about a football stadium here. One the experts have told you not to build. #politas
Begin to suspect there’s something wrong with me, because I’ve voluntarily eaten a dozen Vegemite scrolls in the last week. I usually involuntarily eat 1 serve of Vegemite every 2 years. Don’t get me wrong it still tastes horrible in the mouth, but my brain is lighting up like Christmas every bite.
November 13, 2025 at 3:16 AM
Begin to suspect there’s something wrong with me, because I’ve voluntarily eaten a dozen Vegemite scrolls in the last week. I usually involuntarily eat 1 serve of Vegemite every 2 years. Don’t get me wrong it still tastes horrible in the mouth, but my brain is lighting up like Christmas every bite.
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We're live-blogging the stadium debate in the House of Assembly today. #politas
www.themercury.com.au/news/tasmani...
www.themercury.com.au/news/tasmani...
www.themercury.com.au
November 13, 2025 at 2:14 AM
We're live-blogging the stadium debate in the House of Assembly today. #politas
www.themercury.com.au/news/tasmani...
www.themercury.com.au/news/tasmani...
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Lordy, the waiting lists. And the procedures not properly covered by Medicare. (I have been so grateful to private surgeon & anaesthetist generosity in reducing fees for repeat necessary treatments.) Australia's #healthsystem now rich v poor, city v regional, especially maternity.
Struggling to afford specialist doctors’ fees? See if your GP can refer you to one of Australia’s free public hospital clinics
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
Struggling to afford specialist doctors’ fees? See if your GP can refer you to one of Australia’s free public hospital clinics
Excellent treatment is available for outpatients – though where you live matters and wait lists can be long
www.theguardian.com
November 12, 2025 at 11:24 PM
Lordy, the waiting lists. And the procedures not properly covered by Medicare. (I have been so grateful to private surgeon & anaesthetist generosity in reducing fees for repeat necessary treatments.) Australia's #healthsystem now rich v poor, city v regional, especially maternity.
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Australia meanwhile is still focused on kissing the ring.
bizarrely this article does not simply directly answer the question raised in the headline (spooling it over several subsections that start many paragraphs in) but the answer is: Colombia, the UK, and the Netherlands
time.com/7333231/coun...
time.com/7333231/coun...
Which Countries Have Stopped Sharing Intelligence With U.S.?
Some countries have now suspended—or curtailed—their intelligence sharing with the U.S. Here's what to know.
time.com
November 12, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Australia meanwhile is still focused on kissing the ring.
(The sound of screeching tyres and smell of burned rubber)
November 12, 2025 at 11:34 PM
(The sound of screeching tyres and smell of burned rubber)
Good. We don’t need to restrict what is already a rare thing done soberly. The people who push these unnecessary bans must have no real understanding of all the tragic ways in which a pregnancy can go wrong, or they wouldn’t wish such suffering upon everyone involved.
Bill to restrict late-term abortion defeated in South Australia after emotional debate
Bill to restrict late-term abortion defeated in South Australia after emotional debate
Amendment would have watered down law to allow abortion only where it would save life of mother or another foetus, or for significant risk of abnormalities
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A bill to restrict access to abortion after 22 weeks and six days has been defeated in the South Australian parliament.
The former One Nation MLC Sarah Game, who is now an independent, worked with the controversial anti-abortion activist Joanna Howe on the legislation that went before the SA parliament on Wednesday night. Continue reading...
www.theguardian.com
November 12, 2025 at 11:25 PM
Good. We don’t need to restrict what is already a rare thing done soberly. The people who push these unnecessary bans must have no real understanding of all the tragic ways in which a pregnancy can go wrong, or they wouldn’t wish such suffering upon everyone involved.
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going to be awesome to be 15 years old in victoria, where you won't be allowed to watch youtube but will be allowed to go to prison for a thousand years
November 12, 2025 at 7:09 AM
going to be awesome to be 15 years old in victoria, where you won't be allowed to watch youtube but will be allowed to go to prison for a thousand years
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“That means courts will treat these children like adults” is a sentence the premier actually used. Proposing life sentences for 14-16 year olds is evil. Meanwhile the federal government is banning kids the same age from social media. Too young to post online but not to serve life in prison.
These reforms violate human rights obligations, contradict the evidence and will be devastating for children and young people in conflict with the law.
Victoria’s ‘adult time for violent crime’ reforms will not solve the youth crime problem
theconversation.com
November 12, 2025 at 7:46 AM
“That means courts will treat these children like adults” is a sentence the premier actually used. Proposing life sentences for 14-16 year olds is evil. Meanwhile the federal government is banning kids the same age from social media. Too young to post online but not to serve life in prison.
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Please help, I've fallen down the Temu screaming goat throw pillow rabbithole
November 11, 2025 at 11:13 PM
Please help, I've fallen down the Temu screaming goat throw pillow rabbithole
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Interesting. Not the position I thought Harriss would take. Happy to be proved wrong. Well, fellow Tasmanians, if you're opposed to the stadium, start lobbying these two. It could come down to them. #politas
Crucial upper house independents warn Hobart stadium may be unaffordable
Two independent MLCs whose votes are crucial for the proposed Macquarie Point stadium have outlined their concerns about the project in budget reply speeches to parliament.
www.abc.net.au
November 11, 2025 at 9:21 PM
Interesting. Not the position I thought Harriss would take. Happy to be proved wrong. Well, fellow Tasmanians, if you're opposed to the stadium, start lobbying these two. It could come down to them. #politas
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Bit on the nose, tbh.
Liberal MPs flying to Canberra for net zero emissions meeting forced back as Qantas flight fills with smoke
Liberal MPs flying to Canberra for net zero emissions meeting forced back as Qantas flight fills with smoke
Leah Blyth, Andrew McLachlan and Tony Pasin were on board a QantasLink flight from Adelaide when crew detected smoke in cabin
A group of Liberal politicians headed to Canberra for a party room meeting on net zero emissions policy has been forced to return to Adelaide after smoke was detected on their Qantas flight.
Senators Leah Blyth and Andrew McLachlan, as well as lower house MP Tony Pasin, were on board QantasLink flight 1972 from Adelaide when the crew saw smoke in the cabin, prompting the plane to fly back to Adelaide and issue a call for assistance. Continue reading...
www.theguardian.com
November 12, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Bit on the nose, tbh.