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Birdstrike posted:I’m gonna go refund more posters. I wonder what Valve will give me for JBP. https://store.steampowered.com/app/34900/
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Birdstrike posted:I’m gonna go refund more posters. I wonder what Valve will give me for JBP. https://store.steampowered.com/app/242980/Daikatana/
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i'm doing a diploma at tafe atm and it's great. before this i did a bachelor's and a few lower-level certs so i'm used to being the solitary wild-eyed mature age student who lurks in the back corner and harasses the teacher with stupid loving poo poo nobody cares about, but diploma-level tafe is fifteen to twenty wild-eyed mature age students and the teachers are actual professionals in their field who know a ridiculous amount of poo poo and if any of you are doing or contemplating a mature age uni degree i implore you to drop out and do a tafe diploma instead, you learn more and it's way more entertaining
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May 8, 2018 06:51
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Bad Chickens: The Chickens Revenge
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this broken hill posted:i'm doing a diploma at tafe atm and it's great. before this i did a bachelor's and a few lower-level certs so i'm used to being the solitary wild-eyed mature age student who lurks in the back corner and harasses the teacher with stupid loving poo poo nobody cares about, but diploma-level tafe is fifteen to twenty wild-eyed mature age students and the teachers are actual professionals in their field who know a ridiculous amount of poo poo and if any of you are doing or contemplating a mature age uni degree i implore you to drop out and do a tafe diploma instead, you learn more and it's way more entertaining If you're not the fat bastard/bitch sitting in the front of the classroom asking your phil 101 prof if the pen on his desk is 'really real', you're doing uni wrong. I completely object to this line of thinking.
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May 8, 2018 07:09
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University is good only if it's the University for the Real World.
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https://twitter.com/MWhitbourn/status/993384335087583232
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Knobb Manwich posted:Bad Chickens: The Chickens Revenge Farming simulator but I park the truck and just leave it
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May 8, 2018 07:17
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gently caress off whoever bought avs the new avatar. bring back the dancing girls
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What's this in aid of?
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bell jar posted:gently caress off whoever bought avs the new avatar. bring back the dancing girls i need to remember who i really am
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this broken hill posted:i bought it for myself, bell jar gently caress off, bring back the dancing girls. mods!!
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May 8, 2018 07:33
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https://twitter.com/alexwhitelive/status/993666380246409216 heaps good quote:Breaches — either by parties or donors — will be punished with "very substantial penalties", according to Mr Andrews, including fines of up to $44,000 and up to two years' jail, as well as the forfeiture of public funding for recipients equal to twice the value of the non-compliant donation. drunkill fucked around with this message at 07:53 on May 8, 2018 |
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May 8, 2018 07:50
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gently caress yes
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May 8, 2018 07:55
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Nice, nothing about using your EO's for free labour on election day 
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more deetsquote:Limit donations to political parties, associated entities and third party campaigners to $4000 over a four-year parliamentary term; victoria best state. A good step towards totally scrapping political donations all together.
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Blamestorm posted:This is very confusing. How does a tax cut help Dave employ more people? Wages are expenses deducted pre-tax from revenue and are unaffected by the level of the tax rate. Can you expand on this? I want to write a long response but I’m on my phone and I don’t see myself opening a laptop to do it. Hiring new employees isn’t just about the wages; transport, equipment, clothing/PPE, training and other overheads are direct costs. By giving tax breaks to small companies (<$2m) you give them the ability to invest more and grow faster. Most small companies working in the trades (and I’m sure other industries) would be limited more by these costs than by anything else. PS. Cafes don’t work for this example. Nor do most shop-front businesses. *edit* Lets use a real world example for my point. The big building companies in Sydney seriously struggle with tradesmen. There’s a lot of smaller trades companies that are so busy, they have no capacity to take more work, if costs were solely wage related, they’d hire more people and take on more work which pays the wages. That means there’s 2 possible causes, not enough qualified people OR not enough money to hire qualified people. As a guide, Immigration’s Skilled Occupation List does not include builders or bricklayers on their list. This would suggest there are enough around to cover the workload without bringing people from overseas. Pinball Jizzard fucked around with this message at 08:53 on May 8, 2018 |
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https://twitter.com/NickMcKim/status/993755056578052097 ....cool 
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Pinball Jizzard posted:I want to write a long response but I’m on my phone and I don’t see myself opening a laptop to do it. You didn't answer his question He asked how a pre-tax expense is affected by the tax rate in any way. Literally all of the things you listed are not affected by tax rates one bit because if they were spent that money would no longer be profit and therefore not taxed
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this broken hill posted:i'm doing a diploma at tafe atm and it's great. before this i did a bachelor's and a few lower-level certs so i'm used to being the solitary wild-eyed mature age student who lurks in the back corner and harasses the teacher with stupid loving poo poo nobody cares about, but diploma-level tafe is fifteen to twenty wild-eyed mature age students and the teachers are actual professionals in their field who know a ridiculous amount of poo poo and if any of you are doing or contemplating a mature age uni degree i implore you to drop out and do a tafe diploma instead, you learn more and it's way more entertaining I'm actually interested in this, what did you do if you don't mind me asking and also what would you recommend? I'm not mature age or anything (27  ) but I am definitely older than usual.
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Pinball Jizzard posted:I want to write a long response but I’m on my phone and I don’t see myself opening a laptop to do it. The assumption that cutting taxes increases investment is predicated on the fact that there is demand for productive investment that the extra capital will fill. The LNP believes that demand is always elastic and you only need to care about supply. Both of these claims are false. The idea that the only or best way for SMEs to get capital for growth is from tax cuts is absurd.
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Blamestorm posted:This is very confusing. How does a tax cut help Dave employ more people? Wages are expenses deducted pre-tax from revenue and are unaffected by the level of the tax rate. Can you expand on this? The answe is quite simple. They are telling you untrue things to try and decieve you.
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This is good, I wonder how they'll gently caress it u... nevermind
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In an extremely van badpost: Actually Peter Dutton is cool and good, gently caress the greens, they are seditionists and traitors
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this broken hill posted:if any of you are doing or contemplating a mature age uni degree i implore you to drop out and do a tafe diploma instead, you learn more and it's way more entertaining
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The Before Times posted:gently caress yes I can't wait to see the Vic Lib Mormon Party platform against this. "A bad donation is a little like a bad father..."
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I wonder why after all these years they haven’t made HECS repayments based off household income. I know guys on high incomes who have paid off their HECS and their partner stays at home or works part time under the repayment threshold.
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Hmmmmm A Liberal Government... announcing anti-phoenix measures? I'll believe it when I see it lol.
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From the Guardian live feed: 6. Cuts to the ABC. Again. To help fund a Captain Cook statue in Scott Morrison’s electorate. It’s buried as an ‘indexation cut’ but it’s there. “In order to ensure the ABC continues to find back-office efficiencies the government will pause indexation of the ABC’s operational funding”. That will save $83.7m over three years, from 2019 and maintain the organisation’s base operational funding at 2018 levels. In a fun fact, that money will be directed to “other Communications and the Arts portfolio priorities” (as well as to broader budget repair). But in a quite handy quirk of the budget book, on the page before, we see the 250th anniversary of James Cook’s voyage is to be commemorated with a $25 million statue (as part of a wider $48.7 million package also including consultation with indigenous communities and an educational component), which is to be partly funded by the department of Communications and the Arts. It is to sit in Botany Bay. Which sits in Morrison’s electorate.
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How the gently caress does a statue cost $25 million? And how long till Fuhrer Dutton rounds us all up?
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quote:The Chaplaincy program is now permanently extended: with a focus on anti-bullying measures. loving hey, we have to give priests more access to kids, not like we've got some sort of commission on
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