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I don’t know what this is

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We cross to @rhtebooks.bsky.social who has views about Newcastle teams in grand finals having referee decisions go against them

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This man gave the country the greatest scene in the history of Australian television, and that was him saying ‘leave it Ray it’s not worth it’ to try to stop Ray Martin beating up John Safran. We should be eternally grateful for that

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That’s a beautiful set of numbers

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but famously, they didn't, nor the year after, either

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Give it to the crowd on the hill at Leichhardt. They’ll have a go

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The pregame anthem of the Wests Tigers is no longer Eye Of The Tiger it is now the Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves from Verdi’s Nabucco. 🎶 O, membranza, sì cara e fatal 🎶

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SCP @10-5.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Nostalgia is a dangerous emotion to indulge, because given free rein it tends to fly off into fantasies about the past, prevents us from being truly present, and crowds out alternative better futures, I say as a I eye off a brand new 1989 Balmain jersey

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“Is it possible to learn this power?” “…Not from a deontologist”

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The Ukrainians have understood the kind of person Michael Tracey is for years #ButterGoblin

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I’d better get in now and get my Wests gear before the bandwagon sets in next year

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HEID. MOVE. It’s like an orange on a toothpick

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You can send your posts to my lawyer

LAWYER CAT in a little suit and briefcase. 'I'll bury you'

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Jamie Hall @jamiehall.cc · 30/09/2026

you do the hokey pokey, and

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Some Australian voters have seen the Greens’ theory of change fail repeatedly over the last 20 years, despite the Greens promising over and over again that it would work next time—but still intend to vote for them again. And I think you know the exact percentage of voters in that category

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In good faith and led by the evidence, we can discuss this until we reach a consensus position

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For better or worse there's a lot of evidence that what Australian voters absolutely hate, and are willing to vote about, is Parties who say they'll do a thing, and then, regardless of the reason, don't do the thing. That's not something that's likely to change!

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Liam Hogan Thought expresses this as a large, not a small problem

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Anyway as I’ve been saying for some time about overpromising and underperformance. Abandoning the [hopeful] notion that the ALP can be ‘pushed’ is one thing. Actually performing is another

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It’s one of the crises of post-1991 politics in the West that parties have become structurally unable to deliver on political aims. That feeds cynicism, understandably! And it applies to everyone!

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‘The new Greens leader says people are making decisions about whether to pay for insurance or pay for groceries. He says the Greens do not exist to make the Labor Party better but rather to replace Labor.’ As a message this is IMO fine but the Greens have been trying to for thirty years now.

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You do not have to hand anything to the IRGC. That is not ever necessary

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‘it should be fairly obvious that the phrase “Death to America,” which Iranians have been chanting since the triumph of the Islamic Revolution, does not in any way express any ill will toward the American people…’ IRGC gonna IRGC

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American cultural declinism is an affectation, something their society is trying on at the moment in their feverish state. By contrast British cultural declinism is baked in, especially, particularly, in England where feeling shit about yourself, collectively, is a national habitus of long standing

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✋ ICAC mentioned hotels pub crawl 👉 breakfast kebabs at the Table of Knowledge

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The Great Pumpkin Papers 🎃🎃🎃 @professormusgrave.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Maybe I’ll have to block out some time and watch some Seventies Bullshit

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I don’t want self driving cars I want people to want the ultimate commuting machine (trams)

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Congratulations to Peter V’Landys on election as leader of the Australian Greens

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Anyway it taught me some important things. How to wear a tie (the end has to stop above one’s belt). How many drinks to stop at, at lunch time. And that human organisations run on the collation of information, and you need to pay very careful attention to who it is who does that work

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When our captains of industry make LLMs talk like television secretaries from the imaginary twentieth century, I think of the genuinely frightening secretarial staff of that office. The only sober people there, who you crossed at your own risk.

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The genuinely conservative approach to LLMs should be to recoil in horror. We’ve got this good thing going already! Three hours of work a day, lunch beers, and five weeks leave a year! Don’t you dare fuck this up! Instead our political Right wants a fantasy of a world they could not have appreciated

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The Mad Men era of office work lasted late into the 1990s in Australia, and into my first white collar job. Totally gender segregated, awash in alcohol, paper file based, and oddly content. A Tory society of hierarchy and mid afternoon napping. I often think of that place in the context of AI.

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FEATURE – 1974 KAWASAKI Z1A CUSTOM - JUST BIKES

This account is cultural heritage posting, and by God I’ll post Australian nationally significant cultural heritage. Get a load of this Kawasaki restoration with Gravediggers insignia. Beautiful. www.justbikes.com.au/news-and-rev...

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Take the Trip. A classic Japanese bike has been reimagined as a tribute to a classic Aussie film

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