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third party is for damages like if you crash into a power pole and knock out electricity to a suburb or some shit. The MAIB premium you pay with your rego is for injuries to other people. 
RETARD
Gay thred BTW














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Looks like Nuro and IGAY are going to have new landos. Nuro will be okay because he's on the freemason owned side of the gold coast but IGAY lives in the boong land rights sacrifice swamp so he's gonna have issues there.








































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If they're heavy iops and not critical, you would be better with a VPS. 

Why not get a dedicated server? There are some pretty cheap locations in Europe and America if you don't need fast response times or need to store the data in Australia.


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I love it so much
> I’m not saying
> He’s something divine
> He gets in trouble bigly
> Time after time

> This great nation
> Is under attack
> And its real leader has
> Arrows in his back

> Brothers and sisters lay down your stones
> There’s only one God and He’s still on the throne










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 >>/865143/
Don't store data in EU or Australia. Probably not Russia either.
Frankly need to move to an unregulated country, set up a datacenter with very own power plant and infrastructure, and establish a private military company to guard the facility.




















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 >>/865174/
i went the whole covid clown show without getting sick once, here i was thinking i was invincible and this year i got BTFO. Been the sickest i can remember for almost 2 decades.

People arent doing Covid 2.0 they just aint garn do it again, however there is a just a normal flu getting around this year that is wrecking everone....
















































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i thought we had a referendum against this shit ?

oh wait the labor gubbermint knows they are going to rekt in the next election so are giving the boongs carte blanche...... 

funny how no boongs are claiming title over ipshwich or toowoomba....


































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Managed to break out of the botnet last week. Websites were straight up asking who I was. 
> which of the following sites do you use
> which is your preferred language
> type your favourite singers name
Usually they assume you're VPN traffic or some kind of physical proxy user, but lack week I think the niggermachine v2 beat the system.







































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“We can boost immunity if we are constantly exposed to bacteria. But that mechanism was absent during the coronavirus pandemic,” Kikuchi said. “So, more people are now susceptible to infection, and that may be one reason for the sharp rise in cases.”

Flesh eating bacteria from Japan is coming for us.







































































































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soon I will be talking to Barry about getting him to put a new cooler and braided hoses on the tranny. The cooler musta got dropped and I bought it without looking at the details so I gotta ask barry if he can put it in without me getting a welder to fix it. Also want to get new plates because the old ones are faded and sad.


















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the last owner had a goldie and its friggen hairs are all over everything. I am deep cleaning it bit by bit. at least he wasnt a smoker tho. I am gonna put in a custom cargo net behind the front seats. its gonna look like an awesome chopper or a space shuttle. I also gotta get the gas struts re gassed on the tail gate. cant imagine thats going to be a hassle.




















No. 865437 [Preview] [Reply]
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skywatching - david h levy
the country music encyclopaedia - melvin shestack
stories of exploration and survival - les hiddins
the adelaide city plan - donald johnson and donald langmead
dinkum dunnies - douglas baglin and barbara mullins
living lessons of life and love - no author named (its some of the ot bible books paraphrased to a more modern sounding english)
a richness of people - john miles (foreword by robert menzies)

Op shop books.











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The star chart one was $8, the rest were 3 or 4
The city plan is great. Lots of pictures. You know I like them.
Been reading ecclesiastes. Its pretty funny because it sounds so direct in modern (1960s) english.
12:5 You will be afraid of heights and of falling - a white haired, withered old man, dragging himself along: without sexual desire, standing at deaths door, and nearing his everlasting home as the mourners go along the streets.

















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I did a BWS order for the discount and now it has been delayed due to some security bullshit. The cunts better hurry up or I will send an email so vile that even Weber would be horrified.







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Yes.
As of June 2024, the observing members to Project mBridge include: Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas; Bank Indonesia; Bank of France; Bank of Israel; Bank of Italy; Bank of Korea; Bank of Namibia; Central Bank of Bahrain; Central Bank of Chile; Central Bank of Egypt; Central Bank of Jordan; Central Bank of Malaysia; Central Bank of Nepal; Central Bank of Norway; Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye; European Central Bank; International Monetary Fund; Magyar Nemzeti Bank; National Bank of Cambodia; National Bank of Georgia; National Bank of Kazakhstan; New York Innovation Centre, Federal Reserve Bank of New York; Reserve Bank of Australia; South African Reserve Bank; and World Bank.















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Another day away from the South Pole for ✈️🎅
> Jury in former Jetstar captain’s double murder trial sends note requesting evidence
http://news.com.au/national/victoria/courts-law/jury-in-former-jetstar-captains-double-murder-trial-sends-note-requesting-evidence/news-story/6cf7b2326d662dd7e14e2fe6bc117c5e














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The prosecuting lawyer also fucked up by making a statement about destruction of evidence in his closing argument that he failed to question Santa on, which is a big no-no and law 101 stuff. Reddit was having a cry about it. Browne and Dunn or something.



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As it was among our ancient pagan ancestors in northern europe
> "Very rare for so numerous a population is adultery, the punishment for which is prompt, and in the husband's power. Having cut off the hair of the adulteress and stripped her naked, he expels her from the house in the presence of her kinsfolk, and then flogs her through the whole village. "
-- Tacitus, Germania




























































































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agie the agent is due and the house is almost squared away. Bread maker is going, its extremely cold, seriously thinking about putting on the ANZUG mountain assault boots. Parrots are in the man ferns looking for something not frozen to sustain them on this icy frosty morning. They are not having fun.










































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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/melbourne/article-13545025/greg-lynn-carol-clay-russell-hill-murder-trial.html
judge has to warn the jury a second time that the prosecution fucked up biggly

































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https://www.news.com.au/national/victoria/news/major-police-incident-in-melbourne-cbd/news-story/2962b21f471e48ee08f6cb9af8fd9322
> alright boys, 11 days left until EOFY... lets get that budget increase locked in!




















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Walking through woolies feeling like everyone is staring at me. Look like a derro with grotty ripped trackies and messy hair, obviously unemployed. 
Fumbling and stuttering my words at the chemist
Accidentally skipped the payment window at KFC
Too socially awkward to interact with people at the tyre shop. Worried that the spare wheel isn't on properly and will fuck everything up, front tyres bald 
Need to hide away from the world forever














































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I know of a family member who had a plumber out for a free quote. They wanted $10k to move a gass line. The job was to install a water pipe for a sink. They told the plumber to leave. There are a lot of opportunistic grubs out there.







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> I dont understand how things are priced.
The most expensive water heater at Bunnings is $1235, if all they are doing is delivering it and installing it I don't understand how that adds up to $2000, plus $200 already paid. That's almost $1000 for delivery and install, even with extensive work to replace it, I don't get how it adds up.

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Some states like NSW also offer plumbing services. The callout fee with no work completed is $44, its +$55 for 'after hours' call out.
https://www.sydneywater.com.au/your-home/helping-you-save-water/waterfix-residential.html












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What gets me interested is this article
> Aussie nuclear towns have been revealed in Dutton energy plan
https://www.news.com.au/national/politics/dutton-set-sights-on-queensland-as-the-aussie-nuclear-capital/news-story/c1e0403874a1c620050584f9935db47b

I kind of wonder why we need nuclear power, not even the green bullshit of it. More so what happens next once a country starts to use nuclear power, you can kind of build other things because you have the infrastructure. It's good that news.com.au has placed it at the bottom of the page too to gloss over it. I doubt there is ever a connection.

> Diplomats fear growing power of Iranian factions that want nuclear weapons
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/mar/10/diplomats-fear-growing-power-of-iranian-factions-that-want-nuclear-weapons

> On May 18, 1974, India shocked the world by conducting a test atomic bomb explosion of plutonium, obtained from a ‘peaceful’ research reactor that was gifted by the Canadian government in 1954.
https://www.hilltimes.com/story/2024/05/15/fifty-years-after-canadas-plutonium-mishap-in-india-is-history-repeating-itself/421896/



























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I wish it were that machine, no it's the other machine. The machine. The machine that I've still got bits of buried in my leg. 
It shouldn't even exist let alone be man portable, and this optimus prime fucking retard ported it.


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Australia is a very resource poor country. We need advanced technologies to generate power that we cannot develop in this country but are willing to pay billions to overseas companies to build and maintain. We are stuck between what could be a rock and a hard place, if we had such a rock here.


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I just make up bullshit
>  As part of the AUKUS deal, Australia will provide more than $4.5 billion to bolster America's submarine industrial base.
http://abc.net.au/news/2024-03-13/us-defence-announcement-raises-questions-on-aukus-anniversary/103578408


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When are NEETs going for our Tug Holiday?
> Visa-free travel to China welcomed by people wanting to reunite with family
http://abc.net.au/news/2024-06-19/visa-free-travel-china-australia-beijing-li-qiang/103996634




































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Got no water. Harder than expected to cook anything, used tomatoes in place of water. 
But now I'm thirsty, going to have to eat tomatoes. 
Going to try siphoning water out of the taps, only got enough in the cistern for one shit. It might rain tomorrow so there's that














































































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It's a load of shit.
Yesterday I made no pretence of being happy to be there. I said I'd leave when the dev said he wasn't sure if he knew the key to an encrypted partition.
April 10 I said I was fed up with them, the low rate of pay (on account of the pay cut), and the fact I'm doing non-security work. I was told things would improve, yet nearly 3 months later nothing has changed.

















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They're coming for you SA NEETs.
Get yourself out of the phone using while driving habit now before it is too late. Massive fines $640.

https://www.indaily.com.au/news/2024/06/19/mobile-phone-detection-cameras-turned-on-today













































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Brown hands 
That white shit is probablly some toxic shit to stop fungus on your cheap rasins. 
Buy Australian. Dont eat restaurant or takeaway food because you dont know the providence of their ingreedients and guaranteed its the cheapest shit which would be from brown countries.







































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> ‘Butt of the joke’: Hindu Council slams ‘fearmongering’ ABC report on Indian spies in Australia
http://news.com.au/technology/innovation/military/butt-of-the-joke-hindu-council-slams-fearmongering-abc-report-on-indian-spies-in-australia/news-story/eed19e267c13ac0b296c050e718c7335




































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We need to organise our own ndis funded IT shop, we have no shortage of mongs here with which to staff it. Maybe even make it remote work, cruisey could put us all on the payroll as downie cloud engineers.





















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Second short power outage for the night. They don’t provide advance notice of the work and don’t list them as outages either. Can’t be bothered turning the computer on again as they’ll kill it again I’m sure



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Couple of minutes. The timing (7.30 and 9.30pm) and the duration are almost certainly indicative of works being performed in the area, with no notice. The SA Power Networks website says they are supposed to provide 4 days advance notice of such works.




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I think I have legit developed Tourette's syndrome. I'm not even memeing.
I just bark out insulting words at myself whenever I have an uncomfortable thought. It happens multiple times a day. It happens out in public now too.

















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