TinyBreak
@TinyBreak@aussie.zone
- Comment on Choking during sex: many young people mistakenly believe it can be done safely, our study shows 2 weeks ago:
first thought was “man we’ve all been there!” but I was thinking choking as having a bad root.
- Comment on ‘We’ve made a mistake’: Peter Dutton backs down on work from home policy 3 weeks ago:
“we’ve made a mistake” says the bloke who failed to kill harry potter the first time.
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- Comment on 'Won't back down': Inside the anti-wind farm crusade threatening Australian Labor seats 4 weeks ago:
Not profiting off the wind? No worries, buy them a tiny wind turbine that they can power with their self important hot air.
- Comment on New glasses? The unsightly world of optometry retailing - Michael West 1 month ago:
I found spec savers were better recently than they used to be. Felt really pushy a few years ago but a bit more chill now. Maybe its just the store I go to?
- Comment on Could Musk's unpopularity in Australia impact the election? 2 months ago:
Good! Cause we’ve got C*** pay! And a revolutionary new budgeting feature where the C*** voice assistant calls you a choice swear word for spending too much money.
- Comment on Could Musk's unpopularity in Australia impact the election? 2 months ago:
we need an aussie iphone! “Hey C***, play Land Down Under on music” “yeah nah C***, I dont see an alarm called Land Down Under”
- Comment on Australia bans DeepSeek on government devices over security risk 2 months ago:
no shit! that this even needed to be said is concerning.
- Comment on Australia bans DeepSeek on government devices over security risk 2 months ago:
cause applocker is hard I guess?
- Comment on Women fleeing violence are sleeping in cars, as service providers try to plug the refuge and housing crisis 2 months ago:
Its almost like a capitalist society doesn’t provide for the good of its people, and its ultimately up tot the government to provide rather than shirk the responsibility. I feel like we might’ve heard this lesson before when referring to : the homeless, those with a mental illness, addicts, child abuse victims, the poor. I mean I could go on, but whats the point if we still wont learn the freaking lesson?!
- Comment on Today could be a day for soul-searching. Instead we cling to a distant monarchy in denial of our racist past | Paul Daley 2 months ago:
no, they are buzz words that could apply to a number of things given different context. A list of actionable items makes things achievable. Voice is dead in the water, Murdoch and limp dicked support from the albo government saw to that. So what can we actually DO to help here.
Thats the part I never see articulated.
- Comment on Today could be a day for soul-searching. Instead we cling to a distant monarchy in denial of our racist past | Paul Daley 2 months ago:
To use that to help forge a path of reconciliation forward together as a nation.
Not having a go here, genuinely. I genuinely want to know: what does this mean? I voted yes, but it was a lot of vague comments and a voice to parliament all sounds great. but no ones ever said “here’s 3 simple things we should be working on”.
- Comment on Today could be a day for soul-searching. Instead we cling to a distant monarchy in denial of our racist past | Paul Daley 2 months ago:
reckon its probably worse than that. I think people just dont care. Apathy instead of denial and hate. And thats a problem I dont know how we fix. The federal government stuffed up with the voice as well, should had their full throated support. Now people are just tired of being told to give a shit, especially since it all went nowhere.
- Comment on Hundreds complain about failing mobile phone service since 3G switched off 3 months ago:
clearly not us, cause we’ve done it half a dozen times before and almost certainly will do it another dozen times.
- Comment on LA is on fire. How will Australia cope when bushfires hit Sydney, Melbourne or another major city? 3 months ago:
Poorly. Very poorly.
- Comment on LA is on fire. How will Australia cope when bushfires hit Sydney, Melbourne or another major city? 3 months ago:
It the people of officer could read they’d be very VERY upset right now.
- Comment on US woman caught with golden gun in luggage at Sydney airport jailed for a year 4 months ago:
cause if they just sent her back the americans would only give her another one when she landed so whats the point.
- Comment on It's the 170th anniversary of the Eureka Stockade 4 months ago:
experts say the true story of the event — and its iconic Southern Cross flag — need to be remembered.
damn straight. Might need a reenactment if things keep going the way they are going.
- Comment on Can Australia actually have a sensible debate about immigration? 5 months ago:
At the moment, the majority of us agree that immigration is necessary - particularly of skilled workers. We also agree that we need people in some trades desperately. But, it’s a leap to accept unskilled people into tafe courses and apprenticeship programs.
Especially without investing in TAFE properly.
- Comment on How Australia is Responding to a Second Trump Term 5 months ago:
probs a bad idea jumping into bed with them re AUKUS then, no? They NEED pine gap. About time we start to leverage that. Or at least not piss off the only viable 3rd party vendors being the french.
- Comment on The 50 best Australian songs of the 90s 5 months ago:
Criminal there isnt a single savage garden song in there! I’d also like a nod to Killing Heidi.
- Comment on University graduates to save $5,500, on average, in Albanese plan to wipe 20% of student debt 5 months ago:
Has a real feel of importing US politics here.
- Comment on Pictures are broken 5 months ago:
sorry to do this to you but I’m gonna need you to present this to the CAB for review 😂
- Comment on Sydney to Melbourne High Speed Rail Investigation | Australian HSR 6 months ago:
- Comment on Australia’s 3G Shutdown - Telcos to Block Working 4G/5G Phones! 6 months ago:
Wait, so my phone was brought through Telstra. It’s on boost so I assume no worries there. But my wife’s phone was brought from jb. Are you telling me an iPhone 14 Pro brought from an Australian retailer 12 months ago might no longer work on Telstra?!?!