greta-and-stirred.bsky.social
š³šæInterested in everything but especially theatre, film, cute dogs, art, politics, earthquakes, ancient civilizations, nature, health, older people, all the things
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I will NOT let the alt-right one in! That is horrifying
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I love this so much! What a day you have had, amazing š
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Thank you for this public service message!
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I guess it is the āwanting toā that is so miserably and flagrantly missing here. No one even seems to want to appear to be doing the right thing. They just do not care about public opinion. God knows whatāa next.
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That is so very radically untrue though. USA historically and currently sees itself as āleader of the free worldā with the largely unchallenged right to interfere with politics at the local level all over the world, including by force. Theyāre liars but maybe that is too ridiculous even for them.
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She would like that a lot
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Thank you, her name is Molly! Without bias she is the best dog.
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Wow that is amazing
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Sadly I expect he would have to land somewhere, a bit unfair to that place I am thinking
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I agree! But even as a middle aged Pakeha lady with little exposure to the justice system, I feel a bit anxious when I see a policemanā¦ it is not necessarily logical. I can totally see how others could be legitimately apprehensive.
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I am none of these things and I still feel nervous around the police. But I was a child through the springbok tour, and Louise Nicholas and I have absorbed my fear of the police through my whole life
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This is one of those photos that you can hear!
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And ladies tied to the tracks by villains, rescued in the nick of time
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š in Christchurch, New Zealand (there is actually a model yacht club next to the lake in the big park in the middle of the city)
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Hm watched through to the end and still uncertain about the whole endeavor and agree Stephen Graham is so good! I have watched āParadiseā but I do find myself leaning into genre stuff at the moment, it is very watchable!
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And being fish biscuits you really do want them to find and eat every random one scattered into the corners or under the couch, because you will KNOW about it smell-wise if you miss one
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I watched the first episode last night. Itās good in the ways people are saying but the discomfort shock and pain is all about the boy and his family. Somewhere thereās a girl who died, but sheās a cipher, this is about a crisis of masculinity(it is so sad for boys to be like this) I disliked it.
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My god that is awesome
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Honestly any cat worthy of the name would see that as an epic challenge
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Almost the thing I resent about him the most is that I almost feel nostalgic for the Key era and the Collins days. Which were BAD times.
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Especially as it doesnāt even seem to apply to the US right now
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The donkey š it may say a bit about my Irish in-laws that we watched this film together ā¦ on Christmas Day
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None of the pictures of his house seem to have any books in them
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ā¦ or ādonātā get ferries in this instanceā¦
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Lots of Arts grads are excellent at finance; the problem is our Finance Minister is stupid and too stubborn to take advice
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āA bitā is carrying a heavy load here!
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Oh that is just nasty
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Off-topic but I thought he got shot in that ear?
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āIt belongs to my wifeā
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Thatās just amazing! I really like it a lot
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Fingers crossed for you! What a lovely colour!
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Also my question!
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Yikes they look incredibly close to evolving legs - if so, we are all in trouble
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His parents conceived him in minecraft
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L O L
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I think winding into a ball at the start from the skein is a good idea - but it really takes two people - I have attempted to wind it around upturned chair legs but you can probably imagine the terrible results!