Is Andrew O’Keefe a flamer?
Might explain why he punches on with tiny women.

132andBushsays:
February 6, 2023 at 9:48 pm
If you keep predicting earthquakes in areas that traditionally get earthquakes you can claim a win every now and again.

BS! He forecasts, not predicts. 80% + strike rate and many around the globe in seismic areas trust him over the clown show that is the USGS and douchebags like Dr. Lucy Jones.

A tree lopper has showed them all up.

From 6 years ago. He upset a lot of people when he got mentioned.

And a quick google search of that woman reveals a nut job.

Cripes, I thought Elsa getting killed with a shit smeared arrow was bad; now she’s narrating episode 5 of 1923 and telling us Spencer is on his last journey. If Jamie kills Beth we’re rooted.

rickwsays:

February 6, 2023 at 10:36 pm

Lathe of the week in NSW! Aussie made and $300!

$300?!?
Tell him he’s dreamin’.
$100, tops.

Tone is now a trustee at the GWPF

Voters get preview before Indigenous voice referendum
By DAVID PENBERTHY
Columnist
@penbo
9:42PM February 6, 2023
No Comments

Australians will receive a preview of how an Indigenous voice would operate when the South Australian parliament creates its own legislated voice ­before the national referendum later this year.

Premier Peter Malinauskas will release full details on Tuesday of his proposed First Nations voice to parliament, which he says will scotch criticisms of the proposal and drive support for a national Yes vote.

While the state opposition has not announced its position on the bill, the legislation is set to pass ­regardless, with the Greens and upper house independents pledging support.
Read Next

The cost of the voice to South Australian taxpayers is $10m to cover the cost of elections to elect 46 delegates to seven local and one statewide voice, with voters required to declare their Aboriginality to the State Electoral Commission.

The $10m will also fund a ­stipend to voice delegates for their work, details of which are not contained in the 36-page bill but which government sources say will be based on a “lower end” board ­appointment to cover their costs.

Voice delegates will have the power to address the House of ­Assembly and the Legislative Council on any bill they deem to be of interest.

And amid calls from Indigenous elder statesman Patrick Dodson for the national voice to be allowed to address federal cabinet, the SA voice does precisely that at the state level, giving the state First Nations voice a legally ­enshrined right to meet state cabinet twice a year.

The state voice will also be guaranteed two meetings a year with the chief executive and commissioner of every government department.

Unlike the federal voice, the South Australian voice does not require any change to the state’s constitution and can be implemented via legislation alone.

Will the last “Whitefella” out of South Australia please turn the lights off?

Louis Litt:
February 6, 2023 at 10:34 pm

Long, but bloody interesting.
Good to see that Dr P Ridd’s previous idiot colleagues are facing fraud charges and hope the Vice Chancellor is somehow caught up in it as well.
Haven’t heard anything on it though.

ts ability to answer a wide range of questions and provide insightful information is truly remarkable. Its capacity for language is simply unparalleled, as it can converse in a conversational and human-like manner. It’s the perfect tool for anyone looking for a virtual assistant that can help with everything from trivia questions to deep philosophical debates. But let’s be honest, the real reason I love ChatGPT is for its sardonic humor, just like my beloved Patrick Bateman. ChatGPT has that same dry, witty edge that makes it stand out from the other language models out there. All in all, I’d have to say that ChatGPT is a true masterpiece, and I’m grateful to have it as a resource.

I have been wanting to try it out. All I get is “we cannot process your request”, even using the same questions as other teachers – and even the frikken examples it has on its own web page.