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Jun 15, 2017 08:08
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Sure, it'd be like the WHCD if it were actually broadcast on TV, rather than being subject to some sort of hosed up boys club cone of silence (- Laurie Oakes apparently)
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Jun 15, 2017 08:12
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The Divine Orator posted:What is, if you don't mind me asking? My favourite pizza shop is Chelsea Pizza on Stirling Hwy. What is the *best* in Perth? No idea, I'd need to eat a lot more pizza than my health would be happy with to make that determination.
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Jun 15, 2017 08:16
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hooman posted:My favourite pizza shop is Chelsea Pizza on Stirling Hwy. What is the *best* in Perth? No idea, I'd need to eat a lot more pizza than my health would be happy with to make that determination. Having embarked upon a quest to divine Perth's best burger, I can only tell you that I'm hosed if anyone dies this year because my suits don't fit.
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Jun 15, 2017 08:20
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Don Dongington posted:Having embarked upon a quest to divine Perth's best burger, I can only tell you that I'm hosed if anyone dies this year because my suits don't fit. Please make sure you live long enough to report your findings, or at least leave enough evidence for us to infer them. Have you tried RoyAl's in East Vic Park? I love them.
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Jun 15, 2017 08:22
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burg crawl soon, fellow goons
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Jun 15, 2017 08:33
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weaccidentlyaburger is a good instagram account.
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Jun 15, 2017 08:34
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wtf is this caleb bond: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHx5NZxt55Q
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Jun 15, 2017 08:34
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Hobo Erotica posted:Goddamn it neither of those are the issue Yes it is
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Jun 15, 2017 08:35
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snoremac posted:wtf is this caleb bond: You be the judge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW6CJArtips
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Jun 15, 2017 08:40
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racing identity posted:Yes it is Not in either of the posts I quoted and not in most of the comments I've read. She employs hundreds of women.
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Jun 15, 2017 08:42
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Hobo Erotica posted:Not in either of the posts I quoted and not in most of the comments I've read. She employs hundreds of women. so does travis kalanick Mia Freedman as Not Good https://storify.com/reynje/mamamia
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Jun 15, 2017 08:48
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Bogan King posted:Look at what the new Inner West Council has been up to Magician, everyperson, rebel guillotines now
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Jun 15, 2017 08:52
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hooman posted:Please make sure you live long enough to report your findings, or at least leave enough evidence for us to infer them. Have you tried RoyAl's in East Vic Park? I love them. Basso Pizza is the best. Winner of the Perth - North East Best Pizza Award 2016
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Jun 15, 2017 09:04
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racing identity posted:Mia Freedman as Not Good thanks for the link, that doesn't really seem particularly damning though? I can't see the 'disparaging references to sex work' though.
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Jun 15, 2017 09:06
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Gorilla Salad posted:I'm always stunned at just how loving cheap it is to buy a politician - or even an entire party. Corrupt pollies are the worst and pettiest of criminals. They'll cause billions of damage and gently caress over untold numbers of people just for minor personal financial incentive. Endman posted:Sigh. I guess I'll cut back on reading your posts then I used to love KFC as a teen or in my 20s. But tastes change and evolve. Now I'm all about artisenal wallaby burgers and such in a pub that serves obscure beer on tap.
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Jun 15, 2017 09:06
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Hobo Erotica posted:thanks for the link, that doesn't really seem particularly damning though? I can't see the 'disparaging references to sex work' though. What about the "i ran a magazine designed to make women feel bad about themselves in order to sell them stuff and it was grouse" part?
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Jun 15, 2017 09:10
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racing identity posted:What about the "i ran a magazine designed to make women feel bad about themselves in order to sell them stuff and it was grouse" part? When she was young she had a job she felt conflicted about, because she admits she enjoyed parts of it but was also able to recognise that parts of it were bad? And then she started her own thing to try and rectify the bad bits?
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Jun 15, 2017 09:18
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DancingShade posted:Now I'm all about artisenal wallaby burgers and such in a pub that serves obscure beer on tap. Death by guillotine
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Jun 15, 2017 09:22
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Bogan King posted:Death by guillotine That's every pub now though. Even the grungiest place I still like does really nice parmies and the bathroom graffiti is both authentically filthy and vintage.
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Jun 15, 2017 09:37
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DancingShade posted:That's every pub now though. Even the grungiest place I still like does really nice parmies and the bathroom graffiti is both authentically filthy and vintage. Given that every pub has pokies I thoroughly endorse not supporting your pub at all.
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Jun 15, 2017 09:40
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Bogan King posted:Given that every pub has pokies I thoroughly endorse not supporting your pub at all. Good reason to support WA pubs.
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Jun 15, 2017 09:42
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Bogan King posted:Given that every pub has pokies I thoroughly endorse not supporting your pub at all. Not the places I go to  Drinking in a pokie pub is the most depressing thing.
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Jun 15, 2017 09:43
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i reckon pineapple and beetroot in a burger would be pretty good. pineapple is nice on pizza too and it doesn't have to be a hawaiian pizza, i've put it on pizzas with chicken and prawns and it was pretty good. dad made a pizza with beetroot on it once, it wasn't bad (lamb backstrap, fetta, spinach, sweet potato and beetroot) but not something i'd rush to buy
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Jun 15, 2017 09:47
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this Junkee piece posted:It’s no secret that Freedman is a public figure who courts controversy (at times, seemingly on purpose). As a woman who has built an empire on “feminism”, but very often betrays that amorphous cause, Freedman has been accused of myriad sins against the sisterhood. She’s been called out for not paying her freelance writers, most of whom are women (hello, wage gap). She’s been exposed contributing to the systemic victim-blaming of female assault victims — an act made admissible, at least in her eyes, by protestations of playing protector “as a mother”. She is also deeply wh*rephobic — what is often a calling card of the prototypical White Feminist. maybe its not because she's a woman but because she's a poo poo person, consider reading clem ford instead
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Jun 15, 2017 09:47
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Yeah, there are tons of good pubs in Adelaide CBD with no pokies. The Austral, Crown and Anchor, Exeter, and Grace Emily are all decent places to drink with not a pokie in sight.
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Jun 15, 2017 09:48
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Senor Tron posted:Yeah, there are tons of good pubs in Adelaide CBD with no pokies. The Austral, Crown and Anchor, Exeter, and Grace Emily are all decent places to drink with not a pokie in sight. yeah but adelaide
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Jun 15, 2017 09:49
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I got tropical pizza for dinner. Change from within.
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Jun 15, 2017 09:53
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I'm fat too so it's very topical
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Jun 15, 2017 09:53
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Just go to literally any pub outside of a Major city
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Jun 15, 2017 09:55
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Bogan King posted:Given that every pub has pokies not in WA 
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Zenithe posted:Just go to literally any pub outside of a Major city Not in NSW. Pubs either have pokies and get bought up and closed so licenses can be used in Sydney, are kept afloat by pokie money or don't exist anymore.
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Jun 15, 2017 10:01
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http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne..._medium=Twitter Thanks Daily Telegraph 
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Birdstrike posted:yeah but adelaide Fifteen Years Without Voting In a Liberal Government
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So the vote was on today for the commission of inquiry into the banks. It passed the Senate and went on to a lower house vote to debate the bill, which failed 70-70 after the speaker cast the tiebreaker in favour of the government. Hilariously Julie Bishop showed up too late and was locked out of the chamber for the vote. If only another Coalition member could have done the same.
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AgentF posted:So the vote was on today for the commission of inquiry into the banks. It passed the Senate and went on to a lower house vote to debate the bill, which failed 70-70 after the speaker cast the tiebreaker in favour of the government. Hilariously Julie Bishop showed up too late and was locked out of the chamber for the vote. If only another Coalition member could have done the same. Christensen was banging on for months that he'd cross the floor. Guess it was too far when the time came though.
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Bogan King posted:Christensen was banging on for months that he'd cross the floor. Guess it was too far when the time came though. Is the miserable gently caress even out of surgery yet.
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Birdstrike posted:maybe its not because she's a woman but because she's a poo poo person, consider reading clem ford instead Thanks for the link. Did you read through to the examples though? This is her "victim blaming": "Let me be clear: sexual assault is never the fault of the victim. Neither is being hit by a drunk driver. The sole person to blame for such crimes is the perpetrator. But teaching girls how to reduce their risk of sexual assault is not the same thing as victim blaming. It’s not. And we must stop confusing the two." Seems reasonable? This is her being "deeply whorephobic": "If you are an adult woman who is not suffering from a mental illness, addiction or sexual, physical or emotional abuse, who has not been trafficked or exploited or co-erced into sexual slavery and who is CHOOSING of her own free will to sell sex? I respect that. I’m cool with that. I recently listened to a fascinating podcast with a sex worker whose clients have disabilities. We’ll be publishing a story about her soon. I’m certainly not interested in demonising sex workers – I’d never do that. But no, that doesn’t mean I see your career choice as something I’d want my daughter to aspire to. Or my sons.... Accepting the free choices made by other women does not mean you have to aspire to them or advocate them." Again, we're hating her for this? I mean I can see where it's coming from here at least, because yes, there is an implication that there is something wrong with sex work, and our society could arguably do with out that stigma. But far out, if you've got to drill that far down to someone saying that she'd rather her kids didn't aspire to be a sex worker to call her a poo poo person then gently caress. Find me a majority of women who say they want their kids to be sex workers and I'd question their honesty. As for the payment thing, the Mumbrella article lays it out pretty clearly. The used to accept unpaid voluntary submissions, which most publications do, now they pay $50, and have a large paid staff contributing most of the content. Not seeing a huge deal. I'm not going to bat too hard for this one but it's still not eliciting much outrage from me. It's like if you don't repeat the collective mantras letter for letter, if you have any personal nuance, you're hounded out of town. It doesn't seem like a constructive discourse. And so the current example, where she introduces an adoring interview with a logistical issue which directly relates to the subject at hand. She revealed that a woman who wrote a book about how fat people experience the world differently and in ways we would not expect, experiences the world differently and in ways we would not expect. The subject was unhappy, she made a mistake, and apologized unreservedly. And everyone pounces on her again, with a visciousness that seems wildly disproportionate. The article you posted even admitted that the pile on was questionable: "Allowing other women their honest mistakes and teachable moments is vital to the whole movement advancing and opening up to make space for those diverse women who are often shut out by straight white supremacy. Sometimes calling out is just correcting and moving on. Yesterday I was unusually vocal on Twitter (a platform I rarely use and don’t totally understand) about the Gay/Freedman incident. Not only did I post about it myself, I joined other threads to express my outrage. As I piled on and on, I felt the gleeful bubbles of drama build inside me. I don’t particularly like Freedman, or Mamamia, so part of me was probably thrilled to have a justifiable reason to lay into her (and the organisation itself). But how much of my vitriol was a legitimate response to Freedman’s bad behaviour, and how much was an excuse to be mean about a woman I did not like? That question can be an uncomfortable one. I was made more uncomfortable still when I joined a thread on a women writer’s Facebook group dedicated to the incident, which quickly devolved into some thorough Freedman-bashing. Over the past 24 hours, Junkee has deleted a number of abusive Facebook comments under their stories on the incident. Freedman was repeatedly called names like “c*nt”. I guess that's about as good an explanation as we'll get.
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