if democrats really cared about ppl voting, they would be introducing proportional representation (eg ranked choice) electoral reforms rather then blaming voters for knowing exactly what the democrats are...
that said... hold your nose and go vote if you are in a swing state.
good news. car brained loser is sitting on 3.36%.
well funded campaign (assume oxford st small biz tyrants and paddington geriatrics), posters everywhere.
https://vtr.elections.nsw.gov.au/LG2401/sydney/mayoral
i wish this would be seen as a vindication for active transport... but we all know the anti bike blow hards wont miss a beat.
edit: big fucking lol. dont think they will get a single council seat.
new culture war just dropped: them femocrats is going to take away your truck...
i asked my first aid instructor about DNR and he responded with a very firm "you didn't see it".
ie they ignored several decades of climate science and now we all get to pay the price.
can't compete with chinese automakers on price, performance or access to batteries so now they are retreating to their protected markets.
aussie has very similar bloody genocidal history, but we still banned most of the guns.
you can do it too.
big job though, good luck ❤️
they claim that pol pot wasn't a real communist.
Is there an implied highkey?
A lot
or two fifths of fuck all
Not just this, other stations on line are really fancy, lots of sandstone, huge open spaces, extravagant artworks.. it's really impressive for a city that's usually pretty tacky.
Ya I think most of the budget issues are tunneling related.
i dont know why we build such extravagant stations... or who convinced who to spend bank... or how treasury didnt hack the project to bits for being $10b over budget.... but absolutely zero complaints from me.
if you are going to coax the car brained out of their precious cars, public transport needs to be at least nice.
my best stays have been apartments... my worst stays have been in apartments.
you kinda dont know wtf you are going to get, especially on airbnb where the reviews are bs folksiness "the host is amazing, thank you so much" garbage. reviews on booking.com are much more reliable and brutally honest.
hotels maybe meh, but they are far more reliable and you have a better idea of what you are getting. a "serviced apartment" is ideal, but often $$$.
i very much understand that airbnb's sterilise communities and drive up rents. taxing the fuck out of them would remove a lot of the slum lord garbage from the market but keep the option there for ppl really want that.
queenslanders dont say "pal" like that
deffo looks like a queensland carpark though 🤔
edit: did a reverse image search, according to reddit its an old satirical post by "Barry Barrington"... still weird to end it in "pal" and not "mate"
that was really good.
but now the algorithm is feeding me an endless stream of his ugly fucking head.
...err the video is 90% a tour of the ORANO La Hague spent fuel recycling facility... by adults.
Find this really helpful for reminding me to step away from computer, stretch, and refocus.
There are many apps that do the same thing (maybe even better!).
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