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TF2 HAT MINING RIG posted:I wonder what the charge would have been if the kid had run someone over? Wonder no more http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-05-30/caleb-jakobsson-sentenced-over-monkey-bike-death-carrum-downs/8570490
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except the dude who killed Elijah deliberately hit him with the car, I thought?
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JBP posted:To the majority of people MRAs vs Strident feminists and antifa vs UPF etc might as well be televised goblin battles. Wow hot take whaddup
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iajanus posted:Curious how they'll implement that, knowing how much legalese has gone into isolating the main entity of these businesses from any problems They will have to win a state election first of all.
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Tokamak posted:They will have to win a state election first of all. So basically impossible then
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God loving drat it Mr Foley you just almost made me have hope. For NSW. 
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Aesculus posted:God loving drat it Mr Foley you just almost made me have hope. Greyhounds.
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thatbastardken posted:except the dude who killed Elijah deliberately hit him with the car, I thought? Doesn't seem to be the case. Obviously the guy says it wasn't deliberate but it's not alleged by the prosecution. Unless the protests are suggesting that it should have been.
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If I ever meet the Premier, I'ma ask em to try and get the name of the state changed. South Australia is just so goddamn unoriginal.
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Inescapable Duck posted:If I ever meet the Premier, I'ma ask em to try and get the name of the state changed. South Australia is just so goddamn unoriginal. Rename it Windworld
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Inescapable Duck posted:If I ever meet the Premier, I'ma ask em to try and get the name of the state changed. South Australia is just so goddamn unoriginal. NEW New Even Souther Wales
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Ever since I was taught growing up that South Australians are "Mexicans" I've wished you would name yourselves New South Mexico. Please pass this along if you ever run into your premier.
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The Before Times posted:I'll call it Do that all you want. We're going to have a big gently caress-off battery.
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South Australia: Vineyards and not much else Slap that on your state license plates. No charge.
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DancingShade posted:South Australia: Vineyards and not much else South Australia: These Germans Got One Thing Right, At Least South Australia: A real barrel of laughs Deepest, Darkest South Australia
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Umm what do you put in a museum in Parramatta? I'm struggling here. The museum of Maximum Choppage? Cabramatta, Parramatta, whatever. freebooter posted:Economic stuff aside, I appreciate the open space of Australia. I grew up in WA going camping and doing outdoorsy stuff all the time. In London the best I could do was getting a $50 train ride to a forest for a daytrip and wandering around bumping into heaps of other walkers and ramblers. Living in the East End, taking the tube every day, I seriously felt like I was suffocating sometimes, it was a bad time in my life. Now I live in Melbourne and never really leave the city either, but I know that open space is there if I need it, and living in a city of 5 million is way more breathable than a city of 20 million. I know that sounds loving stupid but it really did affect me in London - that mental knowledge that even if I got out of the city I was still in a country as densely populated as Bangladesh, I was never really going to be out of sight of another human being. It was stifling, it was claustrophobic. As much as I appreciate Australian labour laws and wages, suburban Perth blows. I'd rather have a sprawling, lively metropolis than endless fields of sidewalk-less cul-de-sacs and perfectly manicured green lawns that require desalinization plants to keep from wilting in the summer. Also, being thousands of kilometres away from everything starts to gnaw at your psyche after about ohhh I'd say 3-6 months.
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DancingShade posted:South Australia: Vineyards and not much else Danmurphistan
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starkebn posted:terror theatre ongoing Real or theatre, I'm just glad the police here stay on top of the issue rather than letting it get out of hand ala Britain, France etc.
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DancingShade posted:South Australia: Vineyards and not much else At least I can afford a house 
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Capt.Whorebags posted:Danmurphistan I think this is my favourite so far.
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Futuresight posted:Ever since I was taught growing up that South Australians are "Mexicans" I've wished you would name yourselves New South Mexico. Please pass this along if you ever run into your premier. What the?
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According to Northern Territorians, obviously.
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SMILLENNIALSMILLEN posted:What the? You never heard South Australians called Mexicans because they're to the south?
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Gorilla Salad posted:And in news which will surprise absolutely nobody - more penalty rates to disapear. Dam young people why arent they pumping money into the economy! Bunch of stingy layabouts.
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Futuresight posted:You never heard South Australians called Mexicans because they're to the south? No, never. lmao.
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To be honest I have only ever heard Victorians called Mexicans for that reason
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Freudian Slip posted:To be honest I have only ever heard Victorians called Mexicans for that reason
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Freudian Slip posted:To be honest I have only ever heard Victorians called Mexicans for that reason I'd rather be a Mexican than an American
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starkebn posted:terror theatre ongoing Fanatic posted:Real or theatre, I'm just glad the police here stay on top of the issue rather than letting it get out of hand ala Britain, France etc. http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/061215/what-countries-spend-antiterrorism.asp quote:Immediately following the January attacks, France vowed to maintain 7,500 military jobs that were originally slated to be cut. They also deployed more than 10,000 extra troops across France. Then in April, 2015, France went even further. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, France dedicated 7,000 soldiers to homeland security to counter terrorist attacks. They also raised counter-terrorism spending over the next four years by €3.8 billion, increasing the current spend of €31.4 billion. How does the spend by the US and France compare with the rest of the world? Although confirming counter-terror expenditures by country is a difficult task, we can look at overall military spending as a rough proxy for counter-terrorism spending. Below, we discuss countries that spend the most on their militaries and trends in military spending. quote:The Bottom Line But hey if you want to believe that, Tom Switzer has a bridge to sell you: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/sundayextra/sunday-roundtable/8750114 quote:Sunday Roundtable Sunday 30 July 2017 9:40AM (view full episode) 
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I might have gotten them mixed up then. It's been a long time since I heard it and I do remember that South Australians are crow-eaters.
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Bill Shorten just announced he is gonna close family trust tax avoidance loopholes.
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Anidav posted:Bill Shorten just announced he is gonna close family trust tax avoidance loopholes. quote:Finance Minister Mathias Cormann called the plan an attack on small business.
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JBP posted:"Chris Lilley" "Cool and good. Very funny material." It's been a while since I last saw these two statements in such close proximity to one-another.
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Facebook's 'On This Day' feature recently showed me a complimentary post I made about the finale of Angry Boys, which means that I both willingly watched Angry Boys through to the finale and thought it good enough to compliment. It is the most shameful thing I've ever seen from my past.
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