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You should be letting your meat ripen in your car for a few hours while your quinoa absorbs the flavour
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Jun 26, 2018 05:54
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bandaid.friend posted:You should be letting your meat ripen in your car for a few hours while your quinoa absorbs the flavour It may be an urban legend, but back when I worked for a pub nearly 20 years ago the reason we were told not to give out doggy bags is because someone left theirs in the car, it went funny, they ate it anyway, got crook and tried to sue
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Jun 26, 2018 05:56
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https://www.australianpeoplesparty.com
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Jun 26, 2018 06:03
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JBP posted:When I order my meat at the butcher I eat it right there in front of him, raw. We high five and talk about how it's the blood that makes it manly. I make a joke about a piece of rump steak I'd like to eat while a woman walks by. Life is good. Hope it's not one of them bloody halal butchers, don't you know that money goes straight to ISIS?
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Jun 26, 2018 06:05
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I am sure Bolt showed similar concern about the red meat section after those cancer findings were announced.
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Jun 26, 2018 06:07
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bandaid.friend posted:You should be letting your meat ripen in your car for a few hours while your quinoa absorbs the flavour Oh gross. Also it's kinda funny watching people pitch a fit about the bag ban. There's a Woolies near my work that has removed them already and so many people apparently live in some isolated bubble and didn't read any of the signs in the store saying this would be happening.
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Jun 26, 2018 06:08
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froglet posted:Oh gross. You can text and email someone for 6 months before an event/vote/change and they will still call you the day after and abuse you for an hour because "nobody told me".
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Jun 26, 2018 06:10
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froglet posted:Oh gross. The only thing that was annoying about it was them saying a date that they'd stop supplying bags and in some cases actually stopping several weeks earlier. Iajwife's sister got caught out three weeks ago when her local had just stopped ordering bags and only made any move to tell anyone when she was at the register with a small child and a full trolley.
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Jun 26, 2018 06:11
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jfc, the mental gymnastics some of these clowns do is amazing. *is a first generation Australian/newly arrived migrant* *joins party that wants to shut down immigration* What a bunch of tremendous fuckheads. edit: I had to remove the s from https to get that link to load
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iajanus posted:The only thing that was annoying about it was them saying a date that they'd stop supplying bags and in some cases actually stopping several weeks earlier. Iajwife's sister got caught out three weeks ago when her local had just stopped ordering bags and only made any move to tell anyone when she was at the register with a small child and a full trolley. So did she buy $5 worth of reusable bags or head back in and re-stack her shopping on the shelves before skulking out of the shop?
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Jun 26, 2018 06:13
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Convicted Racist Andrew Bolt is afraid of germs. Colour me suprised.
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GoldStandardConure posted:Bolt is more of an echo than a parrot, at least parrots can learn the context of what they are repeating and use it appropriately, rather than just repeating what they have been told to say. good bird!
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Jun 26, 2018 06:20
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JBP posted:So did she buy $5 worth of reusable bags or head back in and re-stack her shopping on the shelves before skulking out of the shop? She was imprisoned for grocery crime.
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Jun 26, 2018 06:39
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Dude McAwesome posted:jfc, the mental gymnastics some of these clowns do is amazing. What weird and inconsistent grab bag of policies. Like there are some that are  and some that are 
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Dude McAwesome posted:jfc, the mental gymnastics some of these clowns do is amazing. I've been  over the one nation voters in my girlfriend's first generation Taiwanese family.
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Jun 26, 2018 06:51
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Hollandia posted:I've been One Nation keeps mainlanders out.
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Jun 26, 2018 06:52
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People wanting to shut the door behind them is such a weird phenomenon to me. Especially when it's old people with kids - congrats! You're happily voting to remove benefits that you received from your kids and your grandkids and so on, you fucklords.
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 Turnbull government to spend 7 billion dollars on Chinese hunting drones  Turnbull Government successfully decreases HECS threshold to $45k meaning if your taking home 700 bucks a week you have to start paying HECS in the new financial year.
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The $7bn drone fleet is going to get seconded to Operation Enduring Personal Responsibility to launch nuclear rockets at Mt Druitt residents transacting in cash.
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Jun 26, 2018 07:04
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Des Houghton is Caleb Bond's grandfather. Caleb writes like he’s Grandpa Simpson.
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Jun 26, 2018 07:09
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It's ok everyone, Coles isn't doing it until July 1st, but you'd better get in quick, people are taking heaps off the self-serve machines.
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Jun 26, 2018 07:11
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Anidav posted:
JFC Australia.
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Jun 26, 2018 07:12
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Anidav posted:Turnbull Government successfully decreases HECS threshold to $45k meaning if your taking home 700 bucks a week you have to start paying HECS in the new financial year. I've said it before and I'll say it again, the greatest gift my parents ever gave me was paying my uni fees. I totally understand that it isn't an option for everyone, but having it all taken care of is such an advantage and relief.
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Jun 26, 2018 07:14
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Anidav posted:One Nation keeps mainlanders out. Actually, it's that they keep out scary Muslims, apparently.
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Jun 26, 2018 07:15
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Anidav posted:
It's 6 drones. 6 @ $1.16bn each. They cost $120m each to produce. I found some article that says that Germany wants to buy 4 and it's estimated they'll get theirs for 625m each. Of course, there's no accountability when it comes to military expenditure so we'll pay whatever we are told to and ask the US if they'd like their dick sucked as well.
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I paid off my HECS last financial year because I'm a vanguard millennial and you better believe I support this policy.
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Whitlam posted:I've said it before and I'll say it again, the greatest gift my parents ever gave me was paying my uni fees. I totally understand that it isn't an option for everyone, but having it all taken care of is such an advantage and relief. Heh, get a load of this leaner
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ewe2 posted:It's ok everyone, Coles isn't doing it until July 1st, but you'd better get in quick, people are taking heaps off the self-serve machines. July 1st I will drink all the boomer and tradie tears. I will enjoy that shift almost as much as the tobacco excise increase on September 1st. Want a bag for your fucken' single loaf of bread? Hand it over the cash then mate.
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fiery_valkyrie posted:Caleb writes like he’s Grandpa Simpson. You should hear him talk. Think he was on JJJ Hack a few weeks ago. Thought I was listening to a well-to-do Boomer.
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JBP posted:I paid off my HECS last financial year because I'm a vanguard millennial and you better believe I support this policy. 
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Quantum Shart posted:Jesus gently caress you're dense, maybe put in a modicum of effort and don't downplay people with violent histories Brownshirting their way through one of the busiest spots in the country against perceived queerness using fascist language (degeneracy), while members of Antipodean Resistance chuckle along. Small story for a comfortable gently caress knuckle who can't Google for poo poo. lol wtf
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You Am I posted:Heh, get a load of this leaner Having parents who are wealthy and inclined to support you by paying your HECS is an extremely lifter move. Other lifter moves include your parents using their networks to give you a leg up in the job market, starting a business on the back of “your own hard work” and an inheritance of hundreds of thousands of dollars from your grandparents, and living rent-free with relatives to offset the cost of the deposit for your first investment property. (I am guilty of two and a half lifter moves)
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The banks are more popular than Facebook:quote:Almost half of Australians don’t trust Facebook, making it the least-trusted media brand, with consumers even admitting to having more faith in the ethics of the big four banks. Here's the kicker: quote:The Media Net Trust Survey found the ABC is the country’s most trusted media organisation. Just 9 per cent of Australians say they don’t trust the national broadcaster. 
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You Am I posted:Heh, get a load of this leaner  (I'm still living at home because I can't afford to move out, ama!)
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BBJoey posted:Having parents who are wealthy and inclined to support you by paying your HECS is an extremely lifter move. none for me! tbh the hecs threshold should be tied to median full time wage. If you can't get a secure, above-median job with your degree then going to uni hasn't done poo poo for you.
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They may as well skip the middle man and just make it free again on that metric. and that would be a good thing.
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G-Spot Run posted:They may as well skip the middle man and just make it free again on that metric. I'd keep repayments for those who can afford it, just because of the political capital required to abolish repayments tbh. but I'm definitely behind making uni free.
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ewe2 posted:Here's the kicker: God I want to see where the Australian fits in that scale (ideally just above the banks at the bottom of the scale)
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