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Sierra Madre posted:You know, if COVID and our response to it didn't make us go 'none of this is working, whatever system we inhabit is woefully inadequate to dealing with today's problems, let alone tomorrow's,' I don't think giving children license to operate heavy machinery because there's this massive shortage of workers will. Tell that to the people at the top of the pile that think capitalism is the "end of history" Edit: Oh top of the page, better not waste it I guess https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPqzfiesoJY
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thatbastardken posted:why invade when saber rattling and tough talk will satisfy a domestic audience and put pressure on your rivals to respond? wars are expensive and uncertain things. Definitely prefer that 100% over anything which would get innocent people killed for the vanity of monsters.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:"Seven secret herbs and spices" where it's three different kinds of sugar and four different kinds of salt. thatbastardken posted:it's not clancy talk to suggest that militarily the china of 1979 is not the china of 2022. 43 years is a long time to develop doctrines and equipment, especially when you have the worlds 2nd largest economy to play with.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Good. they don't even sell crumpets.
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Oh man remember when kfc sold mashies
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Definitely prefer that 100% over anything which would get innocent people killed for the vanity of monsters. oh yeah for sure, sucks for all the people whose lives are impacted by the posturing of nations but it's better than getting dismembered by cluster munitions or some poo poo. to be super clear i'm not saying the china should invade taiwan, merely that i think they could.
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Lube Enthusiast posted:Oh man remember when kfc sold mashies
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abigserve posted:China could attack any second!!!! Let's buy tanks and planes, quick!!! I think they developed that capability because a direct military confrontation with the US was out of the question and they needed some other means of pushing back against them. It’s been wildly successful though, they’ve bought the US to the brink of civil war simply by amplifying dumb conspiracy theories.
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Of there's anything command and conquer generals taught me, it's that China's only strength is in numbers. Furthermore,
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bobvonunheil posted:So one message that keeps doing the rounds with this whole WA/rest of Australia thing is the idea that actually, the east coast is fine, what are we worried about? I went to a wedding with 200 people and did all kinds of things over my summer break. I got covid at the wedding and I didn't feel unwell enough to justify chucking a sickie. It's fine. WA is a baby state for babies. freebooter posted:The only thing people in the eastern states can do that people in WA can't is travel interstate or overseas, but I wouldn't do that anyway - who wants to spend money on booking flights, hotels etc only to have to cancel it all at the last minute because oopsie you picked up COVID at the supermarket the other day. My mate is on his honeymoon in Fiji (he had covid start of Jan) it looks sick I'm jealous. Also on the food shortage thing if you go to the Vic or South Melbourne markets they're fully stocked because they're not beholden to knife's edge algorithmic supermarket fills. JBP fucked around with this message at 06:11 on Jan 22, 2022 |
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JBP posted:Also on the food shortage thing if you go to the Vic or South Melbourne markets they're fully stocked because they're not beholden to knife's edge algorithmic supermarket fills. I also heard the same for the Springvale and Dandenong markets.
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dr_rat posted:Legitimately interested to see what they do if they actually don't have chicken for a while. The one local to me just closed when they ran out for the day
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Periphery posted:I also heard the same for the Springvale and Dandenong markets. All you local fruit shops, butchers and non chain super markets tend to be fine I’ve found. People are just loving lazy.
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hambeet posted:All you local fruit shops, butchers and non chain super markets tend to be fine I’ve found. Tldr please?
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Good. 
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Lube Enthusiast posted:Oh man remember when kfc sold mashies I'm still traumatized by the kentucky pie not even the bullshots could make that thing look edible
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Red Rooster fried chicken (aka Jollibee) superiority 
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go_banana posted:Red Rooster fried chicken (aka Jollibee) superiority Don't compare Red Rooster to Jollibee. Don't know if you've ever eaten at Jollibee's, but don't eat at Jollibee's. ...I mean their halo halo is okay, I guess. bowmore posted:The one local to me just closed when they ran out for the day Cowards
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Todays antivax march was pathetic. It still took a long rear end time getting through but they were so obviously stretched out to make it look like it was a much bigger march. Everyone was like two car lengths apart. Whyre you social distancing you fucks
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Synthbuttrange posted:Todays antivax march was pathetic. It still took a long rear end time getting through but they were so obviously stretched out to make it look like it was a much bigger march. Everyone was like two car lengths apart. Whyre you social distancing you fucks You're a coinesseur of antivax marches at this point
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thatbastardken posted:oh yeah for sure, sucks for all the people whose lives are impacted by the posturing of nations but it's better than getting dismembered by cluster munitions or some poo poo. Yeah, we're definitely all on the same page here. Except that anti-crumpet weirdo.
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EoinCannon posted:You're a coinesseur of antivax marches at this point Sadly it was bound to happen because I live on one of their preferred routes. Only last weekend did they choose an alternative path
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Child care has had a COVID case every day this week, in different rooms. Random meat is gone from the Coles - Chicken seems to be gone completely. Toilet paper is up and down, same with pain medication. No RATS for 2 weeks anywhere. Multiple local shops now empty and for Lease. The good news is, work has RATS if you do get marked as a close contact or feel unwell. And queues at the test sites are much reduced- down to 30 minutes usually and results within 48 hours. SOMEONE is getting RATS and doesn't need to get the swab test done so it's lowering the pressure there.
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I think your attitude to kfc depends on whether or not you live in the superior state of Queensland, where we have access to hot and spicy as a year round permanent menu item (and nobody ever loving eats original recipe.) I had the opportunity to try red rooster fried chicken for the first time recently and I’d rate it a big step up from KFC original and a moderate step down from KFC hot and spicy.
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Comstar posted:SOMEONE is getting RATS and doesn't need to get the swab test done so it's lowering the pressure there. or more likely, 70% of the state has already caught omicron and there's not many people left who need to get tested
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The Lord Bude posted:I had the opportunity to try red rooster fried chicken for the first time recently and I’d rate it a big step up from KFC original and a moderate step down from KFC hot and spicy. Disgusting. KFC is for fried and Red Rooster is for roast. Two houses, both alike in dignity.
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yeah the spicy chicken burgs are pretty decent. Their chips used to be superb too but now they're sad as hell.
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The Lord Bude posted:the superior state of Queensland, . This thread gets worse by the day
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Putting KFC into your body is a revolting thing to do.
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I might be a franchise thing. All the KFCs near me are owned by the one family and every one of them is poo poo. They don't even salt their loving fries. SMDH.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:I might be a franchise thing. All the KFCs near me are owned by the one family and every one of them is poo poo. That too; there is considerable quality variation from one location to another.
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JBP posted:Putting KFC into your body is a revolting thing to do. Occasionally we all desire some dirty bird. Soon after, we all remember why we shouldn't.
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