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I did not know this 
> Under the provisions of the C&S Act the Australian Statistician has the power to direct you in writing to provide information. Failure to comply with a direction in writing is an offence under the C&S Act and can result in prosecution and fines of up to $364 (1 penalty unit) for each day you don't comply.
https://www.abs.gov.au/participate-survey/penalty-provisions








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Might start a soverign citizen commune with whites only tickabox tribe on land i reclaim from the government and then not pay any taxes for it and make the government fund all the buildings and avoid the laws under the claim us boongs are special and just setup a drug operation later once




























































No. 1016649 [Preview] [Reply]
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Yep! That's her.

Did you NEETs know that she was changing the aspect ratio of her videos to make her tiddy look wider. I noticed when she once held a basketball that was flattened from circular. I calculated by how much, ffmpeg'scale it back to normal, and sure enough it made her uploaded videos look peculiar.




































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> As NSW Greens MLC Sue Higginson explained in state parliament in early June, this capability allows NSW police to access any message the subject have ever sent, as well as “any photo they have ever taken, their location at any moment, everything they have ever searched and biometric data about who they are”.






















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From towelhead news. For some unknown reason banning u16 Australians from soc media isn't working.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/8/3/australias-under-16-social-media-ban-failing-study-shows-what-it-means

My greatest problem is they don't really ban kids, but force platforms not to allow kids in. Liek if they catch a 15yo browsing Facebook (lel they probably whatsapp or whatnot, but lets stick to the classics) what happens to him/her? Will they fine him? Put him in prison? Bitchslap across his face? Or what? What do they do to the parents who give and pay the phones the kids use to access social media? To those parents who allow their kids to soc media?
What is the excuse of Australian lawmakers? Are they mongs too?
















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Good morning NEETs.
My data problem resolved itself in an unexpected way.
The mobile provider texted me yesterday saying they had gifted me 10GB free data for no reason. Just to be nice.
By using all my data and not recharging after a certain number of days I guess I triggered some sort of customer retention strategy algorithm.





































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This has shaken me. I've been paying extra for the leggos brand to avoid Chinese shit.
It looks like I may need to cut out all processed food and just eat fresh. Australian rice and wheat can probably still be trusted I hope.
Sunrice wouldn't fuck me over with false labelling would they?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-27/australian-tomatoes-leggos-coles-aldi-chinese-tests-show/106940742


























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Leggos don't want to know the truth though, so long as the price is low.
They just get the supplier to sign a declaration saying it is all Australian and then they can say it is not Leggos doing the deceiving, it is the supplier that lied to them.
But they must know. The prices are too low for it to be Aussie.


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I wish the government would do something to protect us from all this shit.
Why isn't there a government lab that can test for origins and also for pesticide residues and e-coli from human shit used as fertiliser etc?
It has been known for decades that all the cheap Spanish and Italian labelled olive oil is really mostly cheaper seed oils, but they are still allowed to import and sell it as olive oil.
Just test it and then ban it.


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There are, theres lots but they need money and no one works for less than 100k. Fed budget wouldnt cover that, then expect industry to create their own compliance and quality controls, and their own watchdogs, which require standardised measures and third party auditors then expense is covered by increasing price. Every angle is an excuse.





























































































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I remember they were a very common food item when we visited the UK in 1992. Can't remember the supermarket chain (Tesco maybe?), but there were days we'd get a premade bagel to take for lonch if we weren't sure we'd be able to find something on the way to whichever town was next.
We also ate at some chain of highway diner a few times too. Happy Eater or something.
Toothpaste would know what I'm talking about.

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Having an absolute cunt of a time lately. Rage and shit moods. One of my friends turned into a retard out of no where like he did drugs and another turned out to be jewish and betrayed me and stole like 100 hours worth of work off me and gaslit my group against me.

Life is gay and fuck jews. I want some tim tams.
I want to live in a cabin in the woods and just smoke weed and play dwarf fortress all day



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I worked at a school doing IT support for 18 months, 25 or so years ago. One day three or four boys about 10 or 11 bunked off and were found cooking a pigeon in a little fire they'd made in the entrance to a storm water drain or something.
All the men saw it for what it was: a harmless 'boys own adventure', but just about every female member of staff wanted them sent to psychs and separated from their classmates and all sorts of crazy bullshit.



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happy eaters got bought out by little chef in the mid 90s and would've been rare in 1992, i can almost remember them, although little chefs were based as well. i never knew this but happy eaters were actually government subsidised so the food was really cheap apparently. kind of bizarre to think of socialised restaurants but they did exist here. anyway even little chef is gone now and lots of the motorway buildings became sex shops for some reason. i suppose they are a private roadside location away from your hometown






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Gone are the days a man could strap a sword or an axe to himself and go adventuring in peace.
The old timers at the gun club talk about getting on the bus in the suburbs with a rifle and getting off in the outskirts of town to hunt rabbits. They'd go home the same way and nobody blinked at a gun or dead rabbits.

















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https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/something-is-rotten-venture-capitalists-damning-verdict-on-australia/news-story/c279160fcb315a221953bf504cc1b76d
> Something is rotten
> A prominent venture capitalist says Australians should be the richest people on earth but that decades of economic mismanagement has brought the nation to the brink of “obscurity”.





















































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I read Do Androids dream of electric sheep? by Philip K. Dick.
This is the book that got turned into the Blade Runner film. The differences surprised me. The film is not much like the book at all.
The phrase "Blade Runner" is not used in the book at all. Deckard is called a "Bounty Hunter". And the replicants are called androids or "Andys" for short.
The film was better than the book. The changes helped it.













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I believe dick was writing about his own experiences as a psychiatric patient. The world is divided into the emotional normie types, who unthinkingly react whenever their emotional buttons are pressed by whatever society has brainwashed them into believing, and rational/autist types (represented by the androids), who sometimes try and pretend that they believe what those in power tell them to believe, but are faking it.


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dick is based but also kinda schizo. Like he wrote about his own future and it came true.
IRRC he wrote about an apartment complex where one of the neighbors was a communist or some such spy in a novel. Then his actual neighbor turned out to be one.

There is a great book called time loops but never read it if you care about your sanity















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Hey NEETs, hope you're all doing well.
Tomato life has been good, the led lights are incredibly fucking awesome, got 30% better on the last crop than my best before that and this lot looks like it will be even better.
Ended up having a thing with the kiwi whore, she's gone back to NZ now but she stayed with me for a couple of months and it was pretty cool, I might be going to visit her later in the year.
I have also been building model tanks and being a NEET.



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Hey NEET, I love you too mate, no homo. Hope you've been well.
I've been using digi-lumen 720s, they do cover the spectrum well.
Lovely light, seriously I am so happy with these lights I want to include them in my sex life somehow.
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Hey NEET, cheers, it's been pretty good, hope you've been comfy too.

I'll pop back in for a chat someday soon, chèers NEETs.


















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Just got the invoice from the plumbers for replacing the two cisterns and taps which took just over 2 hours with two of them working, charge me $1000, they were about $40 cheaper than what the home handyman charged me for replacing the polycarbonate sheeting. Don't think I'll be getting him back again.






















































































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https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/parenting/school-life/alarming-experts-panic-over-dire-naplan-results/news-story/b90bbd9e993e046c7fbab62fce0fbe4b
lol 33% of 1.2m students don't even meet the bare minimum retard baseline that NAPLAN provides
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Apart from a couple of 100k Ohm pots and a particular mosfet, I have all of the makings for the electronics and wiring. Probably have a tube of silicone that hasn't completely cured. Bill certainly will have.
The shitty Chinese versions use that 4 or 5mm corflute material for the box, which is the same shit we use for polticians' voting posters. Smaller fans, crap arse electronics, etc.
I'm complaining but not complaining.



















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> Not every movie got its own game.
This was also pre-Internet, so you only knew of games from magazines, shop displays, or word of mouth.
PC games back then quite often came in a box that was like 20cm wide x 25cm tall x 7-15cm thick and shops would put a single box for each game out on a shelf. Just picking the box up and looking at the screenshots and artwork was awesome.
























































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> Mr Cameron, a Pairrebeene/Trawlwoolway man, said the abuse was so offensive the ranger group was forced to disable comments on the post.
> "That group of Aboriginal rangers is mostly made up of young Aboriginal men and women," he said.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-05/national-racism-inquiry-comes-to-hobart/106998066







































































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Tonight is bin night for me. It will be interesting to see if anyone puts them out, though I highly doubt it. 
I decided not to put them out a couple weeks ago and so the recycling bins for the whole building didn't get emptied. I thought that would make people realise but a week later no one was putting out the regular red ones so I had to do it. 
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Most people listen to the music they were into as teens, and find most of what came after to be lacking, if not complete shit.
I'm in my 40s and still wear jeans, hoodies, and sneakers. I think it is fine as long as you are aware of the situations/occasions where such clothes are NOT appropriate and dress accordingly.

















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He knocked my bin over and had to get out of the truck, put gloves on and put all the rubbish back in it and then go again.

I don't know if the unstable bed of weeds it was standing on was responsible or if he just missed his aim with the grabber.

I was watching out the venetians.










































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the microwave was on top of the fridge, took it down and cleaned the top off properly for the first time in 10 years. Was covered in dust. Underneath the dust was some yellow stains, like a mouse had been peeing there. Weird. I have tried to wipe it down occasionally but I think this is the first time I've ever cleaned it properly. The yellowish might also be residue from the air freshener I had on it years ago.




























































































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I have a Telstra mobile broadband setup. I use DNS-over-HTTPS in Firefox for browsing Torrent listing sites (Nyaa.si, et.al) which the plain Telstra DNS server blocks. There's no problem downloading the torrents after that.

A few public libraries have filters specific enough to block torrent traffic... but the free public phone wifi doesn't. My record of leeching from a public phone is 64 GB :3 ..which saved me about $50 in broadband charges.
























































































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