LB 15
Cunt
Why are you digging your own hole when you are earning more than $250K a year? Why wouldn't you employ an underprivileged indigenous person to do this for you?
Racist cunt.
I still call Australia home
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Racist cunt.
ShortForBob
Super Anarchist
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Pushing the mushroom. I must be doing something right
Mike in Seattle
Super Anarchist
This is pretty cool.
Our mates down under loading up their mighty little 100cc for Australian Speed Week. This bike holds the record at 131.228mph - 100cc. Runs 15000rpm, 50% nitro, 24psi boost and makes 9hp per cubic inch.
They are chasing 140mph
Has new twin cam cyl head and aero tail since their 131mph record was set. Wish them fast, safe salt.
Meli, shut up
, get back in the kitchen
,make sammiches
Our mates down under loading up their mighty little 100cc for Australian Speed Week. This bike holds the record at 131.228mph - 100cc. Runs 15000rpm, 50% nitro, 24psi boost and makes 9hp per cubic inch.
Meli, shut up
, get back in the kitchen
,make sammiches
LB 15
Cunt
Mate you need to get on her ignore list. Then you don't see her ignorant mindless drivel. True she puts people on ignore, then peeks to see what we are all saying and then responds to them, with a reply that we then can't see. You can't blame her ex for fucking off with some Asian chick. Then, apparently she went from living the high-life on $250k (sniff sniff) a year to a shit kicker in a public library.
Water finds its own level.
LB 15
Cunt
Well well well, will you look at that...
It is among 50 extraordinary destinations, including Budapest and Barcelona, in the magazine's annual list of The World's Greatest Places.
And this is from the ABC! No doubt 'Karen the book trolley pilot' will be on the phone demanding to speak to Ita as soon as she has her morning peek.
www.abc.net.au
Alexia Meli, google why this story is wrong...
Brisbane the only Australian city in Time Magazine's annual list of 'world's greatest places'
Brisbane has been named as one of the greatest places in the world by Time Magazine.Key points:
- Brisbane is named as one of the "World's Greatest Places of 2023' in a Time Magazine list
- Cr Shrinner says Brisbane's inclusion in the list will boost tourism for the city
- Several of the city's attractions were cited as reasons for Brisbane making the list
It is among 50 extraordinary destinations, including Budapest and Barcelona, in the magazine's annual list of The World's Greatest Places.
And this is from the ABC! No doubt 'Karen the book trolley pilot' will be on the phone demanding to speak to Ita as soon as she has her morning peek.
Brisbane the only Australian city in Time Magazine's annual list of 'world's greatest places'
Brisbane is named as one of the "greatest places" in the world in a list of 50 extraordinary destinations that includes Budapest, and Barcelona.
www.abc.net.au
ShortForBob
Super Anarchist
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This should have been written long ago.
Too late now Laura.
This made me laugh though.
Love him or hate him the man has a way with words.
www.abc.net.au
I bumped into him in a corridor in Parliament House and asked him what he was going to do.
"You know me, love," he cheerily declared, "Downhill, one ski, no poles."
And it has been ever thus with Keating: careering wildly down the fast slope of politics, knocking out bystanders and those who get in his way as he goes.
Where he has led our national debate in the process, though, has been, and should always be, more important than the roadkill incurred along the way.
His savage mouth thrills some and appals others. Often its worst victim is Keating himself because it can both distract from, and diminish, the power of his arguments.
Read more
But you don't even have to agree with his assessment to realise he is posing profoundly important questions that have just slipped us by in this current debate.
Most significant of these, as another former cabinet minister said this week, is that "the China 'threat' is now a given and never questioned".
Critics of Keating say he is out of touch and has too soft a view of China.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was making this argument this week in trying to defend himself and his foreign and defence ministers from Keating's caustic assessment.
The problem for the government — and the China hawks — is that they haven't alternatively defined what they think the China threat really is.
Too late now Laura.
This made me laugh though.
Love him or hate him the man has a way with words.
You don't have to agree with Keating to realise he's posing profoundly important questions
Where Paul Keating has led our national debate should always be more important than the roadkill incurred as he careers wildly down the fast slope of politics, writes Laura Tingle.
www.abc.net.au
I bumped into him in a corridor in Parliament House and asked him what he was going to do.
"You know me, love," he cheerily declared, "Downhill, one ski, no poles."
And it has been ever thus with Keating: careering wildly down the fast slope of politics, knocking out bystanders and those who get in his way as he goes.
Where he has led our national debate in the process, though, has been, and should always be, more important than the roadkill incurred along the way.
Keating's profoundly important questions
This week, the former prime minister was still doing it: sinking holes below the waterline in the too-comfortable bipartisan consensus around AUKUS that has seen us embrace a huge change in our strategic, defence, political and economic environment with an alarming lack of real discussion.His savage mouth thrills some and appals others. Often its worst victim is Keating himself because it can both distract from, and diminish, the power of his arguments.
Keating's AUKUS spray may force the government to spell out the reason for nuclear subs
Former PM Paul Keating's criticism of Labor for backing the AUKUS idea turned into an extraordinary spray this week after the final details of the submarine plan were unveiled. And the torpedoes were firing in nearly all directions.
Read more
But you don't even have to agree with his assessment to realise he is posing profoundly important questions that have just slipped us by in this current debate.
Most significant of these, as another former cabinet minister said this week, is that "the China 'threat' is now a given and never questioned".
Critics of Keating say he is out of touch and has too soft a view of China.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was making this argument this week in trying to defend himself and his foreign and defence ministers from Keating's caustic assessment.
The problem for the government — and the China hawks — is that they haven't alternatively defined what they think the China threat really is.
sparau
Super Anarchist
Ignoring the glaring fact that this doesn't constitute a joke in the way you think it does, wow it is a sad reflection on your stunted empathy.
What do you do to earn a living and feed your over inflated ego?
LB 15
Cunt
I am on the program brother! And that's Uncle LB to you lad.
The Dark Knight
Super Anarchist
HahahahahaWell well well, will you look at that...
Brisbane the only Australian city in Time Magazine's annual list of 'world's greatest places'
Brisbane has been named as one of the greatest places in the world by Time Magazine.
Key points:
- Brisbane is named as one of the "World's Greatest Places of 2023' in a Time Magazine list
- Cr Shrinner says Brisbane's inclusion in the list will boost tourism for the city
- Several of the city's attractions were cited as reasons for Brisbane making the list
It is among 50 extraordinary destinations, including Budapest and Barcelona, in the magazine's annual list of The World's Greatest Places.
And this is from the ABC! No doubt 'Karen the book trolley pilot' will be on the phone demanding to speak to Ita as soon as she has her morning peek.
Brisbane the only Australian city in Time Magazine's annual list of 'world's greatest places'
Brisbane is named as one of the "greatest places" in the world in a list of 50 extraordinary destinations that includes Budapest, and Barcelona.
AlexiaMeli, google why this story is wrong...
You are showing yourself to be as stupid as the average ABC Brisbane social media poster.
I looked at the “Time Magazine” article (which the ABC conveniently does not link to, and I also looked at the past 2 years.
There are no locations that carry over from year to year, so this is not like the ”most liveable” list where places shuffle in the rankings, get added or dropped off. The Great Barrier Reef was on a past list but not 2023.
From Time Magazines “how they chose”
TIME solicited nominations of places from our international network of correspondents and contributors, with an eye toward those offering new and exciting experiences.
Time should change the title to stop creating confusion. Something like “Nice places we feel sorry about, so we’ll give them some publicity”
Brisvegas is a poor excuse for an Aussie city. It’s the only mainland capital city without any usable beaches and is boring as fuck on the weekend and probably weekdays, but I work so that doesn’t matter.
The only good thing about Brisbane is the M1 as it gets people out of this shitty city to nice places north and south. It’s just a shame that every fucker and their dog jump in their Ute and clog the M1 every chance they get to go camping or whatever.
No place can be considered “great” if the best things are not even in it other than the roads out.
PS
on the beaches, St Kilda beach is a million times better than every Brisvegas beach, even with the accompanying risk of seeing a wrinkled old hair dyed troll who makes you want to poke your eyes out.
PPS
quite a few of the attractions mentioned are either not yet open or have even started construction
PPPS
Worse than the St Kilda troll, Anna is on the TV every fucking night lying her arse off , arrogantly dismissing dissent or protecting future voters from Logan rather than licking them up.
Fah Kiew Tu
Curmudgeon, First Rank
OTOH Hobart is definitely a 3rd World shit-hole and nobody should ever think of coming here to visit or live.
Sydney still has it as the capital city provided you're filthy rich and live in the eastern suburbs or the northern beaches. And if you can't afford to live in either area, then Brisbane might be for you. You can pretend that it's because you want to be there, but everyone knows the real reason.
The worst capital city? Darwin by a mile.
FKT
The Dark Knight
Super Anarchist
Shit like Brisvegas but nowhere nice to drive?
Had a nice day today, went south on the M1 to explore the Mt Tamborine area, but had to return.
Fah Kiew Tu
Curmudgeon, First Rank
I used to prefer being up the hill at Toowoomba. Nice place.
Dalby, OTOH, not worth bothering. I spent months there some decades back working on a research project. We ended up just ordering the next item on the menu each night because we'd already had everything twice and it saved thinking about it.
FKT
shaggybaxter
Super Anarchist
Spoken like a true Mexican dumb fuck that hasn't got a fucking clue about the myriad of secrets BrisVegas holds. I've been to a metric fuck ton of countries, could've picked any one of them to settle and Brisbane beats them all.
It used to be mainly for the people. But then the Southern fuckwits started moving in with all their prejudices and fucked that one on us.
But do enlighten us further, you erudite male Mel you.
Ease the sheet.
ignoring stupid people is easy
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The southern states thank you for your sacrifice.
The Dark Knight
Super Anarchist
Now now Shaggy, no need to get personal. I did not comment on the people of Brisbane.
I have noticed that whist Melbourne and Sydney get invoked in “who’s better” banter, your post reflects the different attitude we noticed up here.
00seven
James "Grumpy" Bond
I dunno. I like it here. Each to their own.
shaggybaxter
Super Anarchist
Last time I checked Hoppy, you moved here. Brisbane didn't pick itself up and come to you.
So your ignorance, lack of education and knowledge entitles you to hang shit on your new neighbours backyard when you're the one that moved into their neighbourhood.
I would humbly suggest your arrogant reference to 'atittude' is more a realisation that dumb fuck comments like that don't sit well with people who take pride in their city. YMMV sport, doesn't mean ours is.
I have a belief system that arseholes often attract other arseholes. So, if you want to act like an arsehole, please tell every mate you have, post it on social media, you knock yourself out.
That's a whole new bunch of arseholes that will stay the fuck away too.
Fucking fantastic, win win in my eyes.
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The Dark Knight
Super Anarchist
We moved here expecting compromises, losing some advantages of Melbourne whilst gaining advantages that come with here.
What we did not take into consideration was the attitude of the people here, especially directed to my wife.
After a race, she and my daughter went to the clubhouse ahead of me. Started talking to a table of sailors and when she mentioned we’d moved up, one fucker said we were not wanted and should move back.
Many times she has noticed a change in attitude once she has told them which suburb we live in. Petty jealously.
She has had to leave 3 jobs because of racism and bullying from the women in the office. She had one interview with two site visits and then was denied the job, because when pushed, was told it they wanted an Australian.
Brisbane could be a nice place if it wasn’t for the Xenophobic, racist and jealous section of the population.
We have assumed that this was isolated to the low education trash of the population, as I don’t see the same attitudes at my work. However I just recently discovered who after the race made the comment and realised his share of a boat was perhaps worth as much as my boat. And now your remarks suggest that the attitude is more widely spread.
We are finding more and more people who have suffered from what I thought was an unaustralian mentality.
tybee
Super Anarchist
pretty amusing watching antipodeans argue about which outhouse is best.
LB 15
Cunt
Yes everyone goes to Melbourne for its beautiful beaches. You must have missed the announcement over the PA at the boat club.
'Don't take the brown acid'
