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Chinky Walkie Talkie went through customs finally, didn't realise it I should not have bought it. But from what I understand it is illegal to operate without a licence and on some frequencies is that correct?
I only wanted to use it to receive at this stage.














































































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Just had my walk and there was homeless guy has set up camp by the river.
Stark fucking naked in the middle of the arvo 5m from a public path.
I yelled some abuse at him and called the cops, fuck that shit.


















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Honestly NEETs if you need a cop in a hurry report a naked bloke
I called them during covid about dirtbikers cutting down trees with a chainsaw down there and got nothing
Took them 20 minutes for naked guy










































































































































































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No but I ran into my mate with choof I'd lost at the concert which was great.
When peter garret starting going on about some politician the whole audience started chanting SHUT THE FUCK UP AND SING which was funny and to his credit he shut up and sang.





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Ah. I've only heard about them from NSW and Gippsland I think. 
There were two that got out (according to the story), but even if they did survive, the offspring would all have two heads from inbreeding. 
Iirc, it might've been a flood and they let them loose.
















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That's huge. I would have thought the bigger ones would all be in QLD. Pilbara is pretty dry and arid. My cousin's just outside of Darwin and some of the people he knows go out pigging with dogs, and just a knife. One guy who does it goes barefoot with a Bowie knife.
I've never met a normal person with an interest in it. 
I used to want to go shooting for them until finding out you can't eat them.
























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Dad called me before to remind me that I hadn't called on Boxing Day or new year's. He hadn't seen his mum for a couple of weeks before Christmas and said today she didn't talk. 
Was going to continue the woe post but a fucking spider appeared over the door frame on the cornice and I had to climb on the couch to try to reach it. I went for it with a serviette but missed. When I went to look it started walking in my direction across the roof and I jumped back then grabbed my blue foam exercise roller and climbed back on the couch but the spider was further from it now and it was awkward to reach. I missed again and the spider fell on the couch at my feet and I jumped back like a girl and felt all icky thinking it was on me, then I threw the pillows and rug off and still couldn't find it. Finally did and wrapped my hand in toilet paper and scrunched it and grey/tan ooze came out. Even with the paper I have an almost involuntary flinch from it. Fucking spiders.

























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I really hope this is a troll account otherwise this guy seems to be a muslim with adhd who likes gta and wants to have sex with his mum.
https://old.reddit.com/user/Ahmed_Review

















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This Sunday on womboflix...some neets need some inspiration to get on the wagon, so we will be screening the docudrama Pumping Iron (1977), about Arnold Schwarzenegger's battle to win the    Mr. Universe and Mr. Olympia competitions. Hopefully we'll learn a few things.










































































































































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https://www.reddit.com/r/AustralianMFA/
> G'day! Fashion advice for blokes, from any mate. This subreddit is a place to post sales, ask for advice, share useful tips and all that jazz as long as it pertains in general to menswear in Australia!
I hate reddit so much its unreal.



































































































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Silicon valley job interview acquired 

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Mmm

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I had fush and chups. Sickening 

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I will be there probably 

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I've had the Roger Falques wiki page open on my phone for over a year now 

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2024 year of the clean undies? 

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Debateable. Reading is a faster, less patient form of absorbing infomation in this context

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I was there the other day and didn't buy a new keyboard even though they had significantly more of them on display where you could touch the keys. New year new me. 

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Wheres Trev when ya need him ???

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Bondi Rescue 

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Based 

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> the masculine urge to strangle your inner fridge frog 

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Those male fashion subs are usually awful. A bunch of poofters all wanking each other off for being 'unique' or experimental. I assume its still a bunch of dysgenic hipsters with shitty 'streetwear' type attire. Yikes. 
Polo, jeans, RMs. Simple as cunt 

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https://www.news.com.au/world/middle-east/israeli-hostage-reveals-only-reason-hamas-captor-didnt-rape-her/news-story/3215a885e369b58409874620de6fb6ce
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Wild rose hip fruits are particularly rich in vitamin C, containing 426 mg per 100 g[4] or 0.4% by weight (w/w). RP-HPLC assays of fresh rose hips and several commercially available products revealed a wide range of L-ascorbic acid (vitamin C) content, ranging from 0.03 to 1.3%.[5]

Rose hips contain the carotenoids beta-carotene, lutein, zeaxanthin, and lycopene.[6][7] A meta-analysis of human studies examining the potential for rose hip extracts to reduce arthritis pain concluded there was a small effect requiring further analysis of safety and efficacy in clinical trials.[8] Use of rose hips is not considered an effective treatment for knee osteoarthritis.[9]



















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 >>/797239/
Beef mince, onion, peas, broccoli, yellow split peas, pasta, garlic, salt, cayenne pepper, paprika, mixed italian herbs and a tin of whole tomatoes.
It was based around hitting my macros, not the flavour or anything but it ended up alright. A bit light on the sauce, should've used passata rather than the whole tomatoes.


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 >>/797229/
Thanks and you are right. Closing the shop and having having cash in the bank has been a healing process and so good for my mental health. I have time and money. No kore monkey in the back. Also some other fortunate events happened too I won’t go into.









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 >>/797249/
You've been talking about suicide and your lack of life progress even more than usual. I know you aren't in a great place mentally and if you want to talk about anything I'm happy to do so by email if you think it would help.
























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> a healing process
> so good for my mental health
> Also some other fortunate events happened too I won’t go into

Such as cooking your own excrement? Being permabanned and universally unloved? Taking creepshots of children? Abusing illicit and prescription drugs? Drinking in public? Conspiring to murder people? Making false police reports?

Teh list just goes on Keegan. Where does it end?...







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 >>/797246/
Can't knock it, fair play. Risk of going a bit orange, probably too much sugar but relatively speaking you did good. 
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Mostly BEANS and dietary supliments, you've watched it happen. I ate a tin of BEANS for lunch, just smashed a block of tofu, for second dinner I'm probably having BEANS.














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 >>/797291/
Nuro talking shit about neet's wealth is hilarious to me. He probably has the lowest net worth of any neet here. He admitted previously he never expects to earn enough to need to pay back any of his 10 grand in HECS debt.






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 >>/797265/
You can slake lime to make calcium hydroxide, which is useful as a fungicide, to make pickles, or as a nutritional additive to avoid niacin deficiency. 

You could add it to black and gold lime juice to add digestible calcium






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 >>/797284/
It is indeed added after rehydration, so somewhat strangely it's probably cheaper to buy mixed with lime juice than it is by itself as a supliment.
You will find reconstituted orange juice has a shocking amount of sugar and you can't cook with it.









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BEAN NEET strongly recommends it. 
Rather than being the most expensive staple food, think of them as the cheapest nutrients. 
You will get all rather than none of the fibre, 2/3 of your protein rather than none, and a ton of nutrients, some of those nutrients (iron) are valuable.

Do the math, 500g dried kidney beans, big tin of tuna, dozen eggs. You couldn't even buy mince with that money these days



























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Black Beluga Lentils are the best 20% protein they cook in 20 minutes and have the best flavor, try to buy 25-50 pounds at a time for the best deal. Find a 5 gallon plastic bucket with snap on top for long term storage, 25 pounds fit perfect. Eliminate as much of the animal products as you can, it isn't good for you. Not an argument, not an opinion, totally based on science. 
Here are the books (science evidence).
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 >>/797342/
The Dunny pic was posted 2 years ago. Thinking it’s same things is your coping mechanisn coping hard.  Imagine thinking Nuro would post his current living conditions after all the stalking and doxxing. If I am posting late from the shop it’s because I am too drunk to drive home. Not because I live at the shop retard. Noosa council has been around twice. They haven’t seen a single problem. The only problem in this situation is your loser self. It’s going to a take a decade to dig yourself out of the hole you dug yourself buddy….




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> If I am posting late from the shop it’s because I am too drunk to drive home.
Lol
Literally no one believes that 

> cant leave work because you couldn't wait until you got home to get fucked up
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But consider them as a replacement for rice/wheat and it makes a lot more sense. I'm not a vego wanker. 
And on a technical point, the uptake of all protein is relative, people pretend this is only applied to vegetable protein.
People who don't get enough fibre don't absorb protein or anything else very well, and a high vitamin c uptake increases vegetable protein uptake considerably. So in all seriousness with beans and lime juice you're not even doing badly and dollar for dollar there's no contest at all.






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I used to watch it back in 2014 or so. I remember mummybot bought a bunch of bikkie tins on special. I'd stay up till about 1am playing New Vegas or Skyrim and then scoff some bikkies while watching Archer. Ended up about 20kg overweight living that life lol.
























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I have been following the diet advice for my lifting program but it seems excessive. Not sure if I should stick with it and risk getting fat or cut back a bit while keeping up with the protein.


































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 >>/797430/
It's hard for anyone to say why. I sent a return package it took less than two weeks, and it was posted one week before Christmas to get to Nevada from Australia using standard international post. Not certain why it is taking so long for you



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There are still delays that postal services will never let go of
> Suspension of Priority Mail Express International Guarantee
>  >Australia
https://about.usps.com/newsroom/service-alerts/international/welcome.htm

The fastest way to move something is a courier if you cannot wait. Shipito* use to be good for their Australian courier service, but slow as fuck at peak times and the costs of this service does add up. It can still be good when sellers on eBay add up multiple postage costs for multiple items without a discount or use that terrible package forwarding company that eBay uses (that strips the packaging for damage items a lot of the time to save costs).

*Anything that requires special clearance like a battery (special packaging) or other item requiring an import clearance avoid a courier. Their fees can be higher if the item requires special import clearance, which you can lodge yourself if you're using Standard Airmail with Australian Customs.











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For shipito avoid their insurance and do not get them to open it (the small fees add up). Just get them to slap a label on and let it go. They can consolidate shipments but they need to be from the same seller and sender and it can be costly. I only did it once when buying from American retailers as they use massive boxes. The service can be slow at times as I have order and paid for postage within the hour of the "shipment has arrived" email and it still took a while for them to get it ready to send.




















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