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SBS World Movies
Operation Mincemeat
7:30PM - 9:50PM
In 1943, the Allies plan an all-out assault on Sicily. Two intelligence officers must conjure up the most improbable disinformation strategy of the war.
Drama | UK | 2021 | M






Got stuck in the last thread. Mong behaviour but obviously not my fault because no one posted a link to the new thread. What time womberflex tonight? 

 >>/903660/
Beautiful mid tranny. I hope Ryans husband has big cock for his bussy 

 >>/903676/
Probably 3 years away from the wall max





























































https://freespeechunion.au/misinfo/index.html 
please write a letter to the australian senate to oppose the Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation Bill 2024. Use the link I posted to write the letter and send it or send it from your own email. The deadline is 30th of september so hurry we only have a few days to let the government know what we think about this bill. This bill will make it illegal and punishable by a fine of up to 313000 AUD to say anything online that is considered by the government as "misinformation or disinformation" and it also makes it a crime punishable by the same fine to advise people to use a VPN to circumvent any censorship.




















Ancient atlanteans hid copies of all their lore in a secret library beneath ayer's rock once. For tens of thousands of years boongs have been using petrol to try and achieve the enlightenment needed to locate and enter the library.





I bought some socks off amazon but they weren't how I wanted and they had free returns so I sent them back in the post. This was about three weeks ago. Amazon hasn't refunded the money saying that they haven't received them?! Is Australia post just that awful at the moment or did one of them fuck up? I put them in a bag and showed the QR code to the lady there. She scanned it and said she'd print the label and post it. I wonder if she didn't?


































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I hate the cooking photos. Just hate them. Wish they weren't posted. Wish everyone was as incompetent as me. Causes a similar jealous hatred in me when weber posts about his coding project. Wish I was wasn't useless at literally everything. 
I hate the world and want to annihilate everything that exists. I want to die, I want to explode. I dream of respawning in a clean utopia.


















I will not become a warehouse wagie. I will not rent a unit on the urban fringe. I refuse to settle for less. I am owed more by my birthright as an Australian Man. I will resist the modern world and its incantations. I will never surrender.



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I crave a dramatic death. Right? So I hate the possibility of dying in a hospital bed. The human condition has an inherent requirement of a noble cause to die for. 
Have you read Bronze Age Mindset? 
You're pretty analytical. Join a three letter organisation.




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Contact them via the chat and provide the tracking details if available. Australia Post should've given you a receipt. Parcel Drop Off points are useless and don't. If you re-print the barcode label to post it, it should have the tracking number or ask them in the chat to do it. 
Keep following them up or they will charge you for it. Don't let them say it's fine you won't be charged. All the previous chats on Amazon can be viewed by next agent so reference if if they lie or give you the wrong advice.




































































 >>/903918/
They have departed before 10am for me. Hopefully they arrive soon for you. 

I am worried about them throwing it like they did last time. The parcel was lost from Tuesday night to Friday when it was transfered to the Amazon warehouse (same state). It's Amaxon US order and I refused to pay for their Import fee so I bought everything seperately but they combined it. Customs wanted to look at it but I paid GST and Amaxon fucked around with it all week when it arrived on Sunday. Only good thing is them delivering it. I want to meet them as they arrive.

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE






 >>/903921/
Yeah I've had customs poke around in Amazon orders from the US and Germany. Not sure why, Amazon are pretty good at not selling illegal things and charge GST like you mentioned.
Today it's a set of glass scales for Motherbat, so Pajeet best be gentle.


 >>/903927/
I think the issue with Amaxon US order was they wanted $50 in duty because it's more than $1000 in electronics in the order because the cunts combined it (GST was paid by Amazon Au)
https://www.abf.gov.au/importing-exporting-and-manufacturing/importing/cost-of-importing-goods/charges/import-processing-charge

I purchased the parts on seperate days and refuse to pay it. Amaxon wanted $350 in Duty fees to process it together. So I do and don't mind waiting a few extra days but I worry about them damaging it by handling everything. 

All our goods will arrive safely though 🙏



unless car parts are exempt because they're viewed as maintenance on something that had large duties paid when it was brought into the country and pays taxes through rego and petrol excise


 >>/903930/
New computer parts.
> CPU cooler
> two sticks of DDR5 RAM
> motherboard

All in stock and significantly cheaper. Postage due to weight on CPU cooler too as it was almost 8kg all together. 

Also Amazon US purchased on Amazon Australia use
https://track.omniparcel.com/
For import clearance before it's handed to whoever delivers it.

White man just delivered it. Box feels like it falling apart. Hoping all is good inside.













 >>/903940/
> What's the earliest you've started drinking?
An advanced boong like Monk keeps hours so irregular your question does not really make sense. When does one session end and another begin? What even are day and night to a boong like Monk?



























































 >>/904005/
Yeah. I suspect they also didn't realise that while they were the best local footy players, once they got to their respective teams in Victoria there were a whole bunch of equally talented young blokes all vying for a chance to get a game.





















































Today, the books for the collection are
Paradise Lost by Milton
1984 by Orwell (I forgot that I already have that)
International socialism 52 & 59 (two different books)
Marx for beginners by Rius/Eduardo del Rio (its cartoons)
Women and the family by Trotsky
Capitalism for beginners by Robert Lekachman and Borin Van Loon
A tribute to The Man from Snowy River by David Parker











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 >>/904070/
A lot of things but a big part of it was ads and features. Skype eventually built in its own instance of Microsoft Edge specifically for displaying ads constantly and at the same time kept adding features no one wanted or asked for. The audio quality of Skype had also hit a platform where they weren't willing to make it better than it needed to be to compete with Ventrillo or Teamspeak. When covid happened and all the loonies cut off real life interaction, Zoom and Google Meet were in competition with skype and both had more desirable features, both were more accessible to the dumbest of normies without app installations, and Skype's server bandwidth for group calls was fucking ATROCIOUS. Not to mention Discord was coming out with its EXCELLENT audio quality, better group netcode, and persistent group servers for free.

So yeah Microsoft aquired Skype and tried to make it a classic Windows Bloatware app with retarded features and premium services no one wanted while several competitors were just better to use for whatever demographic your group fits into.

































went out for a walk, got attacked by a fucking bird, not a magpie, a cute little one, swooped me and raked its talons through my hair. Gonna shower and shampoo to clean it and make sure I don't get any bird diseases.












































I don't think John Malcovich is a very good actor. It's always the same role as the autistic sophisticate. Some of them are good but that's more to do with him being a contrast of the other characters. He also has a pompous accent.













































































































































































9go
Booba Flying
7:00AM - 7:30AM
The world is a mystery to little Booba. But he approaches the curiosities around him with wonder, finding adventure in his everyday surroundings.
Children | UK | 2020 | G































































9 hours left to stay awake. 10 more standards on deck. 
Considering a cheeky midday booze cruise in the rain, but when I had the 40 standards the other day I was falling asleep with my head on the desk at around 6pm.
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https://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/us-politics/donald-trump-labels-his-opponent-kamala-harris-mentally-disabled-in-latest-rhetorical-escalation/news-story/31d650dbd2757b90ba1b84e0e63d0ce1

























































































































































7Bravo
Jarhead
8:30PM - 11:00PM
Academy Award-nominee Jake Gyllenhaal stars as a fictionalised version of Marine Anthony Swofford, whose biting memoir about his real-life stint as a sniper in Operation Desert Storm serves as the ins.
Drama | USA | 2005 | MA































































I hope there's a director's cut of The Hurt Locker where at the end jeremey renner figures out all his explosives problems are really just people problems, and sets about eliminating all the potential terrorists in the iraq, quietening the place down. Quiet as a grave.










































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