But if i threw out the box, where would i keep the manual, warranty card and a few little screws or other bobbins that are always left.

Morally it doesn’t make a difference, but it does make a difference fascism wise (slightly)

"I’ll put the 2 bricks in the evidence locker "

It is with great regret, i bear the news that this sign has been replaced.

I’ve already warned my family, if nukes start dropping in our area, I’m running towards the blast - I’m not hanging round to rebuild.

It’s a shortening of opportunity shop

I think they should be able to build the apartments, having that self contained city vibe as a concept usually works very well. Whether it should qualify for affordable housing bonuses is questionable, generally Westfield would be purely profit focused. Mainly all these schemes should have minimum standards, rent control and audits, regardless of who takes part in them.

This is exactly what the Australian government want them to do

I still don’t understand how there can be any question, they caught him writing his memoir “How i totally killed that guy and why” by Luigi Mangione (an autographed copy). Open and shut case

Mr Feinberg read the room, going for that incognito look in the current hostile climate

Australia has too many electricity distributors shipping profits overseas instead of upgrading the grid

How disrespectful! That looks like the chef gave birth to that himself, just for you

Speed, like I’d put the Flash to shame

Thank God we still have Cyber Monday for real discounts /s

In my country they have to be called out on it, but to verify a discount, they have to prove that they were actively selling it at the undiscounted price for a period of about 4 weeks or so. Unfortunately a lot of this is subverted by brands inflating the recommended retail price and then the stores just show a discount from RRP

But that’s the problem, this bill does absolutely nothing to rectify that. They could try and hold the companies to account (good luck with Elon on Trumps team), or even better, they could snap back to reality and actually look at educating kids how to navigate and use these online spaces.

Do you think that kids at 16, suddenly getting access with no prior experience or knowledge of how the systems work will be better?

1. We have existing regulation about media and who can watch it, we should update this and apply it as well as we can to new technologies.
2. Children should be taught how to verify information and utilise online spaces healthily, like it or not, these spaces will be around in some form.
3. Parents should be taught how to work with their children and should be held accountable, same as if i let my 13 yr old go to an R rated movie.

There are much worse places than instagram and tiktok, that won’t be following any government recommendations. This bill does nothing but enhance the surveillance state, as everyone will be required to verify their identity, what the government is really doing is fighting online anonymity, but please just think of those poor little kids.

I agree with all your criticism of social media, I hate it (this is the only platform I am on) but if they pass this bill, social media will still be round, fucking up the world, just the same.

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