Yarr the past few years ain't been great, but I be celebratin' International Talk Like a Pirate Day on Sept 19th.
What other silliness have I forgotten?
Yarr the past few years ain't been great, but I be celebratin' International Talk Like a Pirate Day on Sept 19th.
What other silliness have I forgotten?
It's always funny seeing a bug in the wild and knowing exactly what's gone wrong π
And yes I am very excited about my lil 6" Star Wars figure π
Does the synth/organ bed in the Propellerheads/Shirley Bassey classic History Repeating sound like a Bunnings commercial to anyone else?
https://open.spotify.com/track/56jlrdCvA7Ih13L9OMcfDS?si=10d00afd79c44c08
Privatization in Australia:
Canberra Airport, leased for 99 years by the Commonwealth to a property developer for $44m a couple of decades ago.
According to an AOPA FOI request: Between June 2020 and June 2022 the leaseholder billed the ADF $28 m per annum in rent for Fairbairn Air Force Base, and about $4m per annum in parking charges for the RAAF's aircraft.
So a property developer is billing the taxpayer tens of millions of dollars to rent an airport they own and already paid to develop.
If you vote "NO" in the #Voice referendum because of some moral high ground even though you support the concept, nobody will care about why you did it. In five, ten, twenty years time, conservative politicians will only say that "Australians don't want it" and dismiss any notion of it getting up again.
It won't matter that you had a niggling concern about a detail, history will only record that you sided with Tony Abbott and George Christensen, and all the very worst of #Australia to deny an #Aboriginal Voice to Parliament.
It won't matter that you supported the concept but not the wording. History won't care, and will only record that "Australia doesn't want that"
I voted "NO" in the republic referendum even though I supported the concept, and look at how that discourse has gone since. The same thing will happen here, mark my words.
Vote "YES" on the Voice to Parliament referendum.
I'm working today on beautiful unceded Bunurong Land north of the Werribee Yalook (river), a land of creeks, stars, hills and red clay.
Before invasion, the fertile soil and fish life in the waterways and bay provided an abundant food source for the Bunurong and Wadawurrung People. From my reading they would often have met their needs by early afternoon and so were known to have a rich cultural life.
This is #stolenLand. Today is the 235th anniversary of #invasionday.
Ooh #Zoom just started putting reply boxes after everyone's messages in chat. And equally suddenly stopped about 30 seconds later.
Accidental release quickly wound back?