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Another day, another spar. Took the adxe out and started chopping out the root ball on a fall so I can make a spud which is like a cartoon club. Gonna carve it up and cruise around with a club on my shoulder hammering in stakes. Having an early tea and trying to figure out how to set DST on my G-shock. Dunno what moofie to watch tonight. Maybe something with aliens and wizards.




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 >>/990862/
40psi is fine it’s what I run the van an lancia at. Better fuel economy and easier to put it into a slide. 

 >>/990863/
Yeah I saw it earlier too. Imagine for a second how much better this place would be and how many more users we would have without this scumbag cursing us with bad behaviour stalking / false flags and illlegal content.



































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Ginger cat hears there’s an evil burger behind a takeaway shop. Spends half the day prowling around like it’s some legendary hunt.
Finally finds it sitting on greasy paper. Looks normal. Too normal.
He walks up. Burger says hello.
Alright, definitely evil. Good.
Cat leans in to eat it and the thing just starts moving. Not running, just dancing. Bun tilting, cheese flapping, whole thing bouncing like it’s got its own music.
Cat just stops.
This isn’t how food works.
Burger says it’s not evil, just funky, and keeps going. Spins a bit. Slides. Looks way too confident for something that’s supposed to be dinner.
Cat tries to bite it but can’t get a clean shot. It won’t stay still. It’s like trying to catch smoke.
After a bit he just sits there, annoyed, then gives up.
Walks off like he didn’t care anyway.
Burger keeps dancing in the alley, completely fine.
Cat decides next time he’s eating something that behaves properly.













































































































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> University
> with no payment or official backing
Good propaganda 
> Northwestern Polytechnical University (西北工业大学)
> The university is one of the ‘Seven Sons of National Defence’ subordinate to MIIT. It is heavily engaged in military research, describing itself as ‘devoted to improving and serving the national defence science and technology industry.’ NWPU’s research focuses on aviation, space and naval technology.  Between 2014 and 2018, the university’s School of Mechanics, Civil Engineering and Architecture alone spent nearly RMB200 million (AUD40 million) on defence research projects. 41.25% of 2017 NWPU graduates who gained employment were working in the defence sector.NWPU is known for its development of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The only Chinese university hosting a UAV defence laboratory, NWPU produces the ASN series of UAVs though its subsidiary company, Aisheng Technology Group Co., Ltd. The Chinese military is the company’s largest customer and the company once claimed to produce 90% of China’s drones.The university has close ties to state-owned shipbuilding and aerospace conglomerates.
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From what I read online, yes. It's like plug cables here and there. If you want it roof mounted, you could use an installer. I would consider it in regards to how to manage lightening strikes if they ever happen near you. I am probably wrong in part about the lightening but things to consider






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Oh, sorry. Some boomer asked me if it was okay to park there when I was chilling in your driveway smonking bongs in the passenger seat and I said you were a cool guy. Also I lost my bong when I drove off, it might have been under the car, so the next time I had to cut your hose to make a new one, also I might have made a mess when I was going thru your recycling to get a plastic bottle. You sure do go thru a lot of premix cans, maybe you should cut back.


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> and balcony loses signal for 22 seconds every hour.
I would see how the outage goes after receiving the device and see if you can cut that time down. Then make a decision on next steps that are
1. pay $250, 
2. accept the loss in coverage, or
3. install it yourself.  

You could also install another WAN exclusively for this network outage, but it will probably cause the same delay for most apps.






































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Just did my Mudman G-9000MS-1 (3031 module) and had to:
Hold the Adjust (top-left) button in timekeeping mode until it beeps/flashes,
Press Mode (bottom-left) to find the "DST" setting, then use the Stop/Start button (bottom-right) to select "OFF",
Press Adjust (top-left) to save.
Regret getting the light-on-dark tacticool operator LCD, it's a pain in the cunt to read in daylight.





















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Merry Audio, fella
> custom speakers
But they are mass producing it, how can it be custom? Or they just call faulty and/or non-standard speakers custom as a marketing trick?

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I bet they are Indians.

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Reminds me of that video when a car full of merchant's guild stops at the red light they get out, loud techno booms from their car Chinese speakers? and they start jumping around until the light turns green, then they speed away.
It might had been a van. Can't find the video.

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> Or they just call faulty and/or non-standard speakers custom as a marketing trick?
They have minimum order requirement, as people keep asking for free sample. There was a video of a white man in a sales room once that she was spruiking as a customer 

> Can't find the video
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went up the bush to have another go at that bole of this tree that got blown over that i want to separate and shape into a huge mallet for ground stakes like this old book said to do and my axe an heroed so i keep chopping with the adxe but it was pretty hard on that tool too so i end up chucking it in and carried this log back even though it was heavy and bark was going down my neck like bussin no cap but im glad i got it now just i duno what to do with it except cut it up somehow before it splits









































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There is a house a few blocks away with some white flowers. I am going to have my dinner and then put a hoody on and steal some. I intend to use the mummybot's garden shears and a coles shopping bag since the wide flat bottom should help protect the petals from being crushed. Wish me luck neets. I am going to pretend I am on some SASR operation.












































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STFU retard, bat was all excited that people were gonna be suffering shortages and wombo was all keen for the same idea just for different reasons, bat because its a community pulling together bullshit trope and weber because people are gonna be suffering. Fuk i have to explain this simple shit to a simpleton. Fukn nigger, (you).































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I havent seen any of those arguments so I cant comment. 100% he got kiked because he's the aryan ubermench although he was getting a job as corpo media exec so there is that aspect. Praetorians serve as a prereqisite to ruling but the thing is that sometimes praetorians will be ordered to give up thier lives for their masters and thier masters are mad.

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The Geneva convention basically states that any enemy combatant not wearing identifiable uniform and insignia can be refused POW status and summarily executed, but Australian ADF leadership is so gay they decided that didn't apply to the Taliban and their rag shop pyjamas.
ADF leadership should be required to have served in CQB, as should any PM or Defence Minister wanting to go to war. In fact any politician in the ruling party should have to surrender any adult children to an infantry unit if they want to get involved in a war. Could you imagine Albo sending his faggot son to die on the front lines?























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I think BRS was stressmaxxing his personal training. Thats not the physique of some one who is dealing with shit with lobster pills and/or booze. When you think about it, the lengths he went to, going to court to prove he got slandered shows that he is a warrior in any arena. He's literally got a medal from the Queen for being based.










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Spoke with Etho, she's craving the real aryan cock. The type that gallops in from across the steppe ravaging everything from the Black sea to the Indus valley. Leaving little dravidian cumguxxling whores weak at the knees and turned on from seeing their brothers enslaved and castrated. Longing for the kali yuga of their cunts. 
Real white men are pioneers.






























































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MonkAgent actually does exist, I just vibe coded myself into confusion though and am running into multiple different race conditions and other such headaches. It's pretty basic but works well enough at summarising my emails, reading my notes etc. Unfortunately I don't really have a usecase for something like that at the moment. There is no 'productivity tooling' required in my life. I could get by with a $70 telstra phone from woolies






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First bag of flour broken down into smaller bags. Gonna do the other bag and then plastic bag them all and put them in the freexer and not leave the whole tub and mess in the middle of the kitchen so I trip over it when Im going for a piss in the middle of the night tonight, I swear. Downloaded Russ the buss's new moofie and gonna watch that with tea. Last corn jack and chippos with tartare sauce for tea. CBF lighting the fire its 17 degrees inside.









































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Excerpt from a readthrough of Solxhenitsyn's 200 Years Together by Peter Quinones and Matthew Raphael Johnson

"What he's going to do here for quite a number of paragraphs is show that there was no purge of merchant's guild [by Stalin]. There was a purge of the old Bolsheviks."

"You can't just talk about the upper levels of the party. The "Narcoms" [Peoples' Commissariats / narodnyy komissariat] too, which really had a more direct control over things, was over 50% Jewish controlled. That's extraordinary with only 2% of the population"

"This is the most Jewish government you could think of outside of something like israel. And merchant's guild saw it, at least for a time, as their country. Even under Stalin."


















































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> How the fuck is he denied bail?
1. he didn't apply for it
2. his lawyer fucked up wanting the judge to schedule a second hearing in another court later today when even court work experience lawyers know it doesn't work that way
3. murder charges rarely come with bail, even less so when h accused is trained in escape and evasion













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> would go and protest
Gonna start an activist group in support of BRS. We'll be called big boys for benny. It will be an elite group, requirements are (1) not having a job and (2) weighing at least 120kg, like our boy Ben. Political activities will include all day bbqs and 24 hour eat-a-thons in maccas while dressed in military camos. We can do this neets.



















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And I don't think it includes Israel attacking Iran. I wonder if the US really can pull their necks out of this.
It could work. For Iran it's easy to open the strait for they never really closed it off. They attacked couple of ships then the insurance companies said they won't insure anyone, so the shipping companies stopped their vessels.
From there from what I see the media manipulated everyone believing the strait is closed. Mental walls.




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Got significantly more gooned last night than planned. Had to cancel heaps of shit today, only just getting to the point where I can look at a screen. Vomitted bile like 5 times, water wouldn't stay down. Sweating and shaking on the bathroom floor.



























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People narrowcasting on social media became an important news source. The classic media loses credibility rapidly, for now its clear for more and more people that it's just a tool for elites influencing people. Little they suspect social media is used similarly, except with the cover of grassroot.
Still among these small microbloggers one can find "legit" ones. Too bad their voice doesn't reach far.






















































































































































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> Government sends you to afghanistan because they want you to kill afghanis
> Somehow survive, come home, government prosecutes you for killing too many afghanis
When memes and pepes about brs start circulating I want to see them reposted here.








































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next door  has been moving out and the other neighbours are at work so I thought I would go out and cut back the thick bushes and branches that has taken over the back yard, been several years since I have been out there. Looks a bit better but the dead grass is still about 40-50cm long, maybe I could throw a match on it and burn it off.




















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I wonder how compliant Starlink isn't with Australian law around metadata retention and section 282/283 notices etc. Not because Musk cares about anybodies privacy, but because he just doesn't give a shit about the law or doing things properly.



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there's already a BRS freedom petition with more than 10k signatures
obviously they don't carry any weight with formal legal proceedings, but it suggests they're going to struggle to get a truly unbiased jury.. it will either be 13 redditors baying for blood or 13 civnats screaming not guilty before morning tea on day one of proceedings





















































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did the same to poor brucey today
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-09/act-bruce-lehrmann-appeal-rejected-by-high-court/106546878
how dare citixens want to appeal shitty state verdicts from faggy twat jew magistrates, especially when it's a fat slam pig who even has the surname piggins

























































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> Adrian Meder, sustainable seafood manager at GoodFish, says the fact that 1 million fish died from a bacterium outbreak

> evidence emerged that at least 8 per cent of the total annual production in the state died at the farms and was dumped at landfill sites. 

> This followed weeks of reports that fatty chunks of fish were washing up on beaches in the Huon Valley and on Bruny Island.

> tasmanian salmon farms produce 6 times more pollution each year than Tasmania’s entire sewage

> The federal veterinary medicine regulator has suspended the Tasmanian salmon industry's emergency licence to use the antibiotic florfenicol to treat a bacterial disease. "on the basis of unacceptable risk of residue exposure" to other species.
















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Theres no grain to split. thats why I want it, for a hammer head with the trunk is the handle. Also I found that I could chop stuff carefully and dig out the dirt and rocks with the stick, I didnt hit any rocks but saw a spark when the axe chipped on the knotty shit bole.

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That would be a great moofie.

 >>/991890/
Might write to cruisey actually BRS in gaol

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its a good splitting axe and has a straight handle, the curved handle axes are meme axes. 

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I will be when my cruiser axe comes in the mail kekeke

















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