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Should we lock this thread and try again?
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I can't believe someone got paid to make that.
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CrazyTolradi posted:Sorry, a broke student has better than buy avatars for others. Yes, no and no.
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Only 2 sleeps to go till National Andrew Bolt is a Dickhead Day!
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Everything is funny. All conditions and circumstances and human suffering is greatly amusing. I'm laughing at us torturing refugees right now. Nothing is funny. No words can be said, nothing can be mocked or made light of. I weep for the death of the brave political force for good, The Australian Democrats. *Proudly settles "Biggest Shitposter" crown back onto his head.* I've missed you old friend. You've known many others but you've return to your rightful ho- ![]() *Mournfully removes crown again*
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ScreamingLlama posted:if you listen to human sound triggers you're a creepy autistic mouth-breather and should be tormented and mocked mercilessly without respite for the rest of your days. ![]()
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Splode posted:Should we lock this thread and try again? Yes and no, respectively.
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Pickled Tink posted:Never fear voted 5 for "convicted racial vilifier andrew bolt"
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Zetsubou-san posted:voted 5 for "convicted racial vilifier andrew bolt" Quoting fdotm should be punishable by death imo.
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EvilElmo posted:This I always find weird. Greens hate binding votes unless they benefit then they love them. Greens MPs, in order to vote against either a decision of the Party Room or direction from the National Conference, must inform the party ahead of time and write a detailed submission as to why to both the National Council and their relevant state council. Otherwise, decisions are considered binding. Greens MPs aren't just allowed to decide they don't like a policy and split the bloc vote. Also, Greens NSW MPs (the Greens NSW being a third of the party) have no capacity for a conscience vote whatsoever, and are bound to decisions of the NSW SDC. Not sure where you get the idea the Greens hate binding votes, unless you mean it's when Labor decide to bind on torturing refugees, in which case our problem is kind of more with the whole horrifying torture thing than the binding per se. The critique of not binding in this case is an indication of where the priorities of the Labor Party sit - to not bind on same-sex marriage when the party has considered it important enough to bind on setting up concentration camps for browns shows which one they consider more important to push through, or at least which one doesn't offend Joe De Bruyn. Now I personally think any Labor politician who doesn't cross the floor on refugee policy (so, all of them) is a loving coward. That's different from critiquing the concept of caucus solidarity, although one could certainly argue that binding to the decisions of a room of coddled political-class apparatchiks is different from binding to the decisions of your actual rank-and-file members. I'm really curious how many of the 70% of Australians who support marriage equality are members of the Labor Party who would support a binding vote.
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Basically at this point your two choices are either that the Labor Party is blatantly undemocratic, or that a disproportionate number of the 30% of Australians who are total shitheads about marriage equality are scuttling denizens of the party.
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Quantum Mechanic posted:Basically at this point your two choices are either that the Labor Party is blatantly undemocratic, or that a disproportionate number of the 30% of Australians who are total shitheads about marriage equality are scuttling denizens of the party. What if, both australians AND the labor party are poo poo.
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Cross the floor? Then you won't get that cushy gig as acting deputy chairman on the senate committee for gauge standardisation on Heard Island. [EDIT: I kind of wish the ALP were only poo poo on a few issues like asylum seekers and same sex marriage, but they're just awful from top to bottom.] open24hours fucked around with this message at 03:07 on Jun 2, 2015 |
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Is this still the water sports thread?
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i like-a the asmr, is nice. hi-five! - borat, borat the movie
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kingcom posted:What if, both australians AND the labor party are poo poo. Australians are poo poo in a myriad number of ways but on all polling they're actually not about marriage equality - it hovers around 70% support.
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See also: euthanasia, also wildly popular.
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Why is First Dog so bad? Was it always this bad?
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Murodese posted:See also: euthanasia, also wildly popular. It becomes even more popular if you make it involuntary euthanasia.
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What if Australians are poo poo precisely because Labor (and other parties) are poo poo, and their political beliefs are a product of the political system? Nah, it's gotta be some genetic defect.
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Murodese posted:See also: autoeuthanasia, also wildly
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thehomemaster posted:Why is First Dog so bad? Was it always this bad? Yes ![]()
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I will not believe that this is a real first dog
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I have a trans friend who has been denied help by st vinnies and the salvation army after being evicted out of her accommodation due to drug problems with her room mate how cool is Australia i drove her to an emergency place that would house her for one night and lent her $70 bucks but I cant let her stay in my room due to my room mates being uncool with that. Any advice goons? She was literally being spat on by people in the street in the city because she looked weird in the pouring rain the other night and I was the only person that was able to help her because all her other "friends" are drug addicted fucks that use people for their own gain and are gently caress heads. But there's only so much I can do, I'm poor myself. So basically a human being has been denied help because she doesn't identify as male, by "christian" institutions run to help people. This country is a joke. And you know the worst part? You can't take this to media institutions because most of them would be OK with it. I actually feel kind of helpless, I can't even imagine how she is feeling right now ![]() i got banned fucked around with this message at 04:13 on Jun 2, 2015 |
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Which state are you in i got banned?
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*leans in close to the microphone, crinkles some paper and whispers breathily* "Post more First Dog"
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I'm in Victoria I heard about poo poo like this happening with the salvation army but I never really believed it for some reason. Burn every loving church to the ground. i got banned fucked around with this message at 04:18 on Jun 2, 2015 |
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i got banned posted:I'm in Victoria If she happens to be a uni student, most unis do have emergency accommodation available through their student wellbeing department or equivalent.
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i got banned posted:I'm in Victoria I sent you a pm
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Quantum Mechanic posted:Greens MPs, binding votes etc Has anyone else heard people talking about how Di Natale is going to take the Greens in a new direction? Like he gets to makes policy choices. I have heard "serious" political commentators talk about this. One of the guys at work thinks he is going to "do a Meg Lees" and negotiate with the Government, dooming them forever. I don't need need to add that he is from the Labor left. Edit: My point is more that people who get paid to write about politics seem to not understand how the third major party actually works. I am just as shocked about the fact that FDOTM gets paid to draw "cartoons". Freudian Slip fucked around with this message at 04:30 on Jun 2, 2015 |
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instead of giving Uber what it needs to be compliant, Jackie Trad in the QLD government is telling Uber to just stop operating. http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2015/05/is-uber-a-ridesharing-company-or-a-taxi-service.html http://freedomwatch.ipa.org.au/2015/06/government-tells-uber-to-leave-queensland/ quote:The Queensland government has shown that it’s more interested in protecting vested interests than creating jobs or providing services to the Queensland public.
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Can someone explain ASMR? I have a feeling it's something I don't want in my search history.
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Nibbles! posted:Can someone explain ASMR? I have a feeling it's something I don't want in my search history. Wikipedia is relatively safe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sensory_meridian_response
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Nibbles! posted:Can someone explain ASMR? I have a feeling it's something I don't want in my search history. you know how it feels really good when some sexy lady is whispering in your ear?? or maybe when you're getting a nice scalp massage? well, that. but on youtube with people basically doing pretend girlfriend intimacy simulators where they whisper 'how was your day' or act like you're at a library and it's nOT PORN MOM IT'S A REAL BIOLOGICAL THING
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So it's not some therapy it just ![]()
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quote:Tony Abbott has read the riot act to his colleagues, warning there would be personal consequences for anyone caught leaking, according to leaks from Tuesday's party room meeting. lol quote:He said it was Cabinet's "come to Jesus moment". LOL
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Is there an opposite to this condition, where recorded whispering (particularly that breathy fake crap in ads) elicits a negative response? Cause I have that.
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i got banned posted:I have a trans friend who has been denied help by st vinnies and the salvation army after being evicted out of her accommodation due to drug problems with her room mate Australian MPs allowed to see top-secret trade deal text but can't reveal contents for four years quote:Australian politicians have been told they can view the current confidential negotiating text for the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, but only if they agree not to divulge anything they see for four years, despite expectations the deal could be finalised within months. Pickled Tink fucked around with this message at 05:15 on Jun 2, 2015 |
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just going to repeatquote:He said it was Cabinet's "come to Jesus moment". quote:He said it was Cabinet's "come to Jesus moment". quote:He said it was Cabinet's "come to Jesus moment". quote:He said it was Cabinet's "come to Jesus moment".
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# ? Jun 11, 2024 02:22 |
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I wonder if the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse is going to be Cardinal Pell's come to Jesus moment. Oh wait that already happened in Ballarat in the 70's.
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