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Enzedder wrote: ↑Thu Jan 07, 2021 4:20 am Get better soon mate. A covid patient needs your bad.

Because I'm bad, I'm bad come on (Really really bad)

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dam0 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 07, 2021 4:04 am
Kiwias wrote: ↑Thu Jan 07, 2021 4:01 am
ovalball wrote: ↑Thu Jan 07, 2021 3:58 am
Kiwias wrote: ↑Thu Jan 07, 2021 3:54 am Now Lyndsey Graham is preening
He was very good though.
He ended up in the right place.
Mitt and Lyndsey both spoke well and convincingly.

Mitt's the man. Lyndsey and McConnell are just rats, deserting a sinking ship.

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I don't always look like a wall-eyed axe murderer.
A week in hospital on strong opioids will do that to a fellow.

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Dayum. Anesthetic wore off. All the finger puppets move. Result.

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fatcat wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 10:24 pm
6.Jones wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 10:13 pm
fatcat wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 10:10 pm What meal were you preparing?
Puttanesca with fresh bread and fettucine, and the wine left over from NYE.
Sounds lovely!

I got none of it.

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I was going to ask who won the election, in the pursuit of some gloating, but now I see its not yet decided.

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The war against vermin. I was cooking a nice pasta sauce, at midnight on New Year's Day, when a cockroach appeared. I hate them. I live near the sea, and there's a time of year they just come marching in. Luckily, this time I was holding a weapon: a newly opened can of Mutti cherry tomatoes. I thou...

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Imagine cutting yourself on that.

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Watching America dissolve before my eyes.

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It's daylight now. They just turned on the aircon here.

Typing with my left hand. Worryingly I don't know if I ever wiped my arse with my left hand.

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fatcat wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 10:10 pm What meal were you preparing?

Puttanesca with fresh bread and fettucine, and the wine left over from NYE.

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Thanks Mick, it was madness. Two inches more and I'd qualify for a Darwin award.

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The war against vermin. I was cooking a nice pasta sauce, at midnight on New Year's Day, when a cockroach appeared. I hate them. I live near the sea, and there's a time of year they just come marching in. Luckily, this time I was holding a weapon: a newly opened can of Mutti cherry tomatoes. I thoug...

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Eh? All MMT means in this context is the state can loan itself the money, and write off the loan in the future. If correct, and done quickly, it means the dire financial outcomes you predict will not happen. If not, it means some inflation. Inflation is the least of your worries. No one is going to...

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No point Eldan absolutely believe debt doesn’t matter. There’s an terrible reckoning coming at some point. That's total bulshit you liar. The UK has been in relatively more debt than before, it is a stable economy and the chancellor doesn't appear to have borrowing issues right now. As I said you d...

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In my view the ALP can’t work out what they want to really stand for - and are torn. ScoMo has lured the ‘quiet Australian’ very well. I can’t see that changing at the moment - Albo seems like a decent guy but charisma-less. Maybe he’s holding his powder dry for an election... You keep repeating th...

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No point Eldan absolutely believe debt doesn’t matter. There’s an terrible reckoning coming at some point. That's total bulshit you liar. The UK has been in relatively more debt than before, it is a stable economy and the chancellor doesn't appear to have borrowing issues right now. As I said you d...

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The issue with lockdowns is once the disease becomes endemic, lockdowns are no longer effective as all they do is delay some deaths that will inevitably occur as soon as the vulnerable are reintroduced to the disease which has now achieved widespread circulation. Certain isolated areas of the World...

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Anonymous 1 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 14, 2020 8:48 am COME ON U RG's

Pfft. I've been saying that since 1982.

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Does anyone else find it ironic that all the whining about postal votes comes from the Republicans in the US, and from labour in Oz? Like rain, on your wedding day. It seems to me to indicate which parties attract the stupid voters who can't organise themselves to put in a postal vote. Ooh, interes...

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5 Things I loved about Bledisloe 4 . Suncorp Stadium - 'Fortress Suncorp' with 7 straight wins, including a 2-0 ledger against the ABs in that period. The kiwis are not using it as an excuse but it seems after securing the bledisloe for yet another year they lost focus and their coach rested the ne...

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5 Things I loved about Bledisloe 4 Michael Hooper - in his 50th game, did what he has always done and gave everything. Regardless of the results during his time, he is one of the great Australian captains, always leading from the front whether in victory or defeat. That's a fairly shocking assessme...

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What was the Kiwi zombie's big mistake?
He went to the shop to buy a dead rubber...
only to find out it wasn't.

Now his girlfriend is beside herself.

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Or, alternatively, does what he thinks best.

Coaching is a funny thing. If Roger Federer played every backhand the way fans would, he'd never have gotten out of club tennis. But if Dave Rennie picked every player the way fans would, he'd win more often.

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Biden, eh?

Well, thank fcuk for that.

Of course it's not over till the fat president sings. Still some popcorn munching left, before the world returns to business, the entertainment finished.

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Ellafan wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2020 12:08 pm Does anyone else find it ironic that all the whining about postal votes comes from the Republicans in the US, and from labour in Oz?

Like rain, on your wedding day.

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Project Veritas in on the act now. They reckon theyve got a whistle blower who was ordered to stamp late ballots with the previous days date or something. This going to get insane. :lol: The ironically-named Project Veritas who have a track record of inventing stories/propaganda to get media covera...

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I think we can all agree that Trump put up a pretty good fight against the odds. :thumbup: He has, the funding disparity, the MSM bias and Covid conspired into a hellish trimvirate for him, remove any, and he probably wins quite well, especially the latter 2 Re the media, what are they going to tal...

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"United" States of America. :lol: It's the same everywhere. Most of the people on here expressing hardened views in favour of one candidate or another aren't Americans. The democracies are all splitting along right-left lines. America is only the bellwether. The Dems are hardly "left" in the tradit...

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Muttonbirds wrote: ↑Wed Nov 04, 2020 9:32 am "United" States of America.

It's the same everywhere. Most of the people on here expressing hardened views in favour of one candidate or another aren't Americans. The democracies are all splitting along right-left lines. America is only the bellwether.

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Thomas Pink, always.
https://pinkshirtmaker.com/

Or Barney's in New York for anything casual. If You call Barneys a gay man will go looking on the shelves for you, and show you the shirts on his phone.

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Why? ...mainly because Trump's base and even lukewarm voters are more motivated to vote for him. It's emotional for them. He's their cult leader. Biden's voters are more anti-Trump than emotionally connected to Biden. Hope I'm wrong though. This is my fear. Biden is not a charismatic candidate who ...

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CrazyIslander wrote: ↑Sun Nov 01, 2020 4:38 pm I think there'll be riots and deaths on election night regardless of the result. Sad to see.

And that's just in the White House.

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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EluHURCXgAA1ZD5?format=jpg&name=small Wear a mask, don't become infected with S T U P I D and contract Republican. Try posting that here on the Coronavirus thread. You'll be harshly rucked by indignant, maskless contrarians, who consider wearing masks to be an infringeme...

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What the world needs is an app that does venue contact tracing without collecting any personal data. Wait! - www.isol8r.app The way it works is that when you scan a venue QR code it stores an anonymous token in the blockchain, including a one-way hash of the phone ID. Then, if a venue reports an in...

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I have a question for the bored, in its infinite erudition. What percentage of Republican voters will vote tribally [Trump], and what percentage for traditional conservative values [Biden]? I know that's going to come across as a provocative question, but on the issues, what difference is there betw...

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Now that chinless wingnut Charlie Battenberg's 'Onya mate!' letter to Sir John Turd is public knowledge, one wonders whether it will have much impact. It was one fúck of a long time ago, after all. Even so, played right it could be decisive in ridding Straya of the Crown link once Lizzie Battenberg...

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ZuluBoy wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 7:13 am Can this gets to the compettion organisers
The ref should be NEUTRAL !
thus from the islands, japan, sa, argenrina or some other country but NOT from nz

Angerina?
I hope they never take up rugby.

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Knowing everything about Twitter and not using it seems like a perfectly rational choice.

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Let's face it, anyone that challenges Israel is targeted for the anti semitic treatment. Corbyn challenged Israel and scared the crap of the establishment. Even the Americans were worried enough to say they would never allow him in power. It's because people take such an interest in it without crit...

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