jamian62.bsky.social
Apprentice beach bum. Former sailor, farmer, and jam maker.
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ICYMI: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYIk...
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'Gina's Goon.'
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Waiting for Trump to order diverting Ukraine bound weapons and ammo to Russia.
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Verona Sands local. Recently our little beach has been carpeted with Salps (Nov), Moon Jellyfish (Jan), and now Salmon fat? (still nothing from EPA or Huon's test results).
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NGA: 'Streisand effect? Never heard of it.'
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Too good to pass up!
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Great move on their part!
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Photo of the fishy, smelly, fatty 'something' captured on Sunday 15th Feb.
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My local beach. I grabbed a photo of the 'material' on Sunday. It was in a band on the HW mark along the 1 km length of the beach.
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Quite inspiring.
Hopefully, the Bin Chickens are taking notes.
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10 (feels like 3.5deg) here...telltale wisps of smoke from the woodheater flue.
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Yet another reason to help the wonderful voters of Dickson doing the right thing when voting at the upcoming election.
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Sure reads better than 'Hi Michelle, it's Peter...Dutton. Just wondering if you do me a favour..' would.
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OK...But a shame that no one had an Ikea gallows handy.
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Found it! Pink Sand Star (Bollonaster Pectinatus). Thanks to Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) and their Field Guide to Tasmanian Fauna app.. apparently no longer available on PlayStore.😒
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Also AKA 'Dutton with hair' (Crikey).
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Like This? djjequipment.com.au/product/whee...
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Yup: www.agtrader.com.au/news/Machine...
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'Stability' is often just a facade. eg: the previous LNP Gov't only survived by appeasing a bunch of Nats crazies who repeatedly killed proposed climate and energy policies.
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Thanks very much for the link. Classic Savva
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Good to see that I'm not gonna die alone on the 'But it isn't a policy!' hill.
Dutton must be delighted seeing yet more expert analysis of something that doesn't exist.
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Pouch young onboard?
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That 'policy' should have been laughed out of town on day one. Instead, a lot of people are wasting a lot of time dissecting a fart bubble.
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Yep. There's a huge difference between a disappointment and a disaster.
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A government worthy of that title would have died of shame by now.
Instead, this clownshow is determined to completely ruin the joint with their AFL stadium.
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Meanwhile in Tassie people are dragging out their puffer jackets before going out to walk their dogs.
It was 12deg ('feels like 6') when I went out at 10am.
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Hmmm. I'm pretty sure that Dutton's 'Nuclear' policy is meant to serve the same purpose as Trump's 'Drill baby, drill'. Scare off potential investment in renewables.
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You must be doing it wrong. Your fingers should be purple.
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Well done @australia.theguardian.com, not one mention of Lisa's take on the likely source of all those excess nutrients...salmon farming.
Listen: www.abc.net.au/listen/progr...
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IMO Laura Tingle was right. Australia is a racist country. Howard exploited that repeatedly, while Labor since Beazley seems to have been terrified of being judged as not racist enough.
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Oh good grief! Months later and people are still treating this as a serious policy.
Dutton, O'Brien et al must be delighted that their monstrous dead cat is still shielding them from any actual policy questions.
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Or is the 'nuclear option' a 'dead cat'?
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Is this the time or place for a discussion on whether storms 'pull down' trees, or do they push them?
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A bit concerned seeing serious people taking Dutton's half-arsed 'nuclear policy' seriously. To me he has no interest in nuclear energy, but will do anything to disrupt the transition to renewables.
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Irrelevant IMO. He's not interested in nuclear energy, just anything that could disrupt the transition to renewables, and extend our reliance on fossil fuels.
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Great yarn mate, but we all know that this is just too improbable to be true.
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But in Australia it's $11m. www.ship-technology.com/news/newsaus...
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Meanwhile, in rural America: carbuzz.com/news/america...
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To me he seems a bit broken by the Voice result, now just thrashing about looking for a connection other than his backstory of a single mum in public housing or occasional DJ stints. Hopefully he'll not resort to a ukelele.
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Memories of Vic Gov repeated refusals to introduce motor boat operator licensing due to pressure from BIAVIC in '70s and '80s. I'm sure that they're armed and ready for a 'PWC' restrictions fight. www.biavic.com.au/position-sta...
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That would be an ABC Aussie Rules online forum. Loosely moderated by a bunch of ABC sports presenters, so discussions covered a wide range of topics other than footy.
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My last place had Elm runners growing behind the skirting boards. Fixed by murdering the tree with glyphosate