Rabz, is that a genuine stat or are you just having a larf?
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Making steel rod reo today in the Subcontinent. And yet this is how our Great Grandfathers were doing it in…
Vicki, does Prof Harris say anything about coccyx removal? From what I’ve read, and the epidemiology is limited, there are…
American left are just plain amateurs in comparison. Putin’s victory was never in doubt as his critics are mostly in…
And what happens when, as a consequence, things the US cares about explode in turn? You may not find that…
rickw:
Envious +++
To all those Cats thinking that Dr Mutton has supposedly received an emergency spine transplant, it’s too little, too late.
What we’ll allegedly be voting on later this year was always a coup d’etat (as opposed to an Auto-da-fé*) engineered by collectivists to end the seemingly interminable sham that is “Australian Parliamentary Democracy”.
If it gets up (and this time it won’t) then that’s the end of “The Australian Project”.
*Which is what they should deservedly be gifted with, culminating in the profound and mighty cleansing ritual that is HOP Time™. 🙂
They floated to the New World on rafts of matting and earth.
Here’s hoping.
how to slay a magic word cult
and the reason the collapse of woke is going to be far faster and more pervasive than people think.
cohenite at 8.15:
Stand by for the outrage directed at violent lesbians by ponytailed, scantly-bearded print journos and the ABC.
Standing by…….
Good fun.
80s Movie Tribute (Don’t You Forget About Me)
Well done, Speedbox!
Dr Duk – I watched the Avi expose on twatter today and what you were subjected to was indisputable evidence that we exist in a banana republic.
You now need to go after the keystone cops that tried to frame you. Terminator style.
Although ideally you might stop appearing in public looking as though you’re chowing down on a persian cat.
Martin Armstrong’s entire philosophy is reproduced below for appropriate consumption:
Dot at 7:47.
………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Scratching my head and trying to think of the last time I heard this song.
Nothing Gonna Stop Us Now: To Go Back To The 80’s (You Will Not Regret It)
Cats, who was the German “philosopher” that made a prediction in the late 18th Century that the Krauts would eventually go ballistic and what was his legendary quote? I can’t find it and the google fu is not delivering.
Something along the lines of: “I fear that Germans will unleash some mighty previously unimagined destruction upon this planet in the next century” (allowing for lots of poetic licence) … 😕
Indolent:
It’s a 21st century Xhosa re enactment, and the ones who refused to indulge in the insanity were – in the main – slaughtered by the mad mobs who claimed they were delaying the rains by not killing their cows.
History is rhyming again.
Sacré bleu – that would be the 19th Century, Cats. It’s Friday night, again! 🙂
Rowdy and Cash:
LT. Rowdy & Cash 2.0 Visiting Rodeo Dr Representing Valley Community Cavalry Rough Riders 2023 (8)
“Dad’s back in gaol, and Mum’s out of bed at seven, and got a can in her hand by nine.”
That’s not her
That’s just the light
It’s only an image of her …
It’s just a trick of the light …
Gabor:
I should have been more precise.
If you have them on your reader like I do, and they have auto update enabled, they can be overwritten by a newer version. I first tumbled to this when I realised the books were being ‘updated’ and covers being changed. I found it irritating because I recognised books by the covers – not necessarily by the titles. When I bought a new reader, the books data files couldn’t be copied to an SD card and transferred to the new reader. The entire library had to be downloaded over the net again.
Essentially I wanted my library on a central desktop and able to be also on a reader so I wouldn’t have to go through the process again. But that seems to be the old method. I can have them on a reader or the desktop – just not both.
When you go through the rights you have, they can be changed to whatever payment service Amazon wants and you have no recourse. They can, theoretically, change it to a pay per view model and even though you have paid for the original copy, you can still be charged. It’s entirely up to them and I do not trust Amazon to hold my sunk costs over my head.
That’s why I want to change my library to a PDF format – so I don’t lose them.
mem:
We always have hope, but the chances of effective action? Pretty close to zero.
Been there and done that. Had my efforts of trying to save babies – babies for Christs sake! – being starved to death because mum was too busy drinking to feed the kid!
Babies being born with fetal alcohol syndrome, because Mum thinks that drinking while pregnant makes the children smaller and easier to deliver.
The fvcking Voice will do a fat load of good..
rickw says: April 14, 2023 at 7:08 pm
Riveting viewing!
No really, I’m always in awe of people showing extreme patience and skill in their work.
All the little tricks he has for getting exact fits are cool too.
Winston Smith says:
April 14, 2023 at 10:14 pm
OK, now I understand .
I don’t have a Kindle reader, I use my Android phone, and as soon as I download the books I connect the phone to the PC and transfer them, this way I could read it on the PC as well, there is an app ‘Kindle for PC’ you can download. Also every time they muck about with the Kindle reader you can simply re-copy the books from the PC.
Steve Trickler:
80s Movie Tribute (Don’t You Forget About Me)
Ha! Remember when we were supple?
Black Ball:
April 14, 2023 at 5:42 pm
Off to Phillip Island tomorrow with the kidlets in tow. Going to watch the penguins among other things, youngest son wants to go fishing …’
Matey…load up the fishing gear…you know you want too… 😉
“What happened to the Easter Islanders?
Anybody know?”
Before or after Europeans arrived? There is good evidence to prove that by the time Europeans arrived, Easter Island or “Rapa Nui ” was in decline, and this was probably because it was cut off and isolated from other human societies. It was a small island with limited resources and the end result was societal stagnation. I wrote a comment a day or two ago about the problems of societies that are isolated from other humans. Such isolation limits human advancement. Human history attests to the fact that we advance when peoples and societies collide/collude/conflict and collaborate. That’s how we advance, by sharing ideas, either through conflict or collaboration.
After Europeans arrived, the Easter Islander population was decimated due to two factors, one was the introduction of European diseases and the other was that many Rapa Nuis were forcibly enslaved and taken to South America. It’s a sad story.
Rabz inquires:
I had a feeling it was either Nietzsche or Jung, and DDG says
https://www.reddit.com/r/askphilosophy/comments/ah7a7w/is_it_true_that_nietzsche_predicted_the_world_war/?rdt=64454
If you choose to work under your car or in a similar situation in OZ?
Remain vigilant over the next week. Take precautions.
4/14/2023 — Large M7.0 earthquake — Deep event below West Pacific — Major seismic unrest develops
Rabz, was this it?
https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/730395-for-some-time-now-our-whole-european-culture-has-been
“For some time now, our whole European culture has been moving with a tortured tension that is growing from decade to decade, as toward a catastrophe: restlessly, violently, headlong, like a river that wants to reach the end, that no longer reflects, that is afraid to reflect.”
? Friedrich Nietzsche, The Will to Power , 1901.
Cassie of Sydneysays:
April 14, 2023 at 10:47 pm
“What happened to the Easter Islanders?
Anybody know?”
Before or after Europeans arrived? There is good evidence to prove that by the time Europeans arrived, Easter Island or “Rapa Nui ” was in decline, and this was probably because it was cut off and isolated from other human societies. It was a small island with limited resources and the end result was societal stagnation. I wrote a comment a day or two ago about the problems of societies that are isolated from other humans. Such isolation limits human advancement. Human history attests to the fact that we advance when peoples and societies collide/collude/conflict and collaborate. That’s how we advance, by sharing ideas, either through conflict or collaboration.
After Europeans arrived, the Easter Islander population was decimated due to two factors, one was the introduction of European diseases and the other was that many Rapa Nuis were forcibly enslaved and taken to South America. It’s a sad story.
Most of the info on this island is MSM bullsh*t, lovely lady.
Groogs mainlining the gluten tonight. Saturday morning should be a riot.
The problem is going to be finding sufficient people with the skills and internal resources to do this. For the next 50 years.
Not 97.3% sure the Voice is going to provide the answer.
But Labor will be helped into power.
So there is that.
Rabz, I think your quote may be Heine. This quote at his Wikipedia page:
…. German thunder is of true Germanic character; it is not very nimble, but rumbles along ponderously. Yet, it will come and when you hear a crashing such as never before has been heard in the world’s history, then you know that the German thunderbolt has fallen at last. At that uproar the eagles of the air will drop dead, and lions in the remotest deserts of Africa will hide in their royal dens. A play will be performed in Germany which will make the French Revolution look like an innocent idyll….
Colonel, it was someone I’d never heard of.
Especially not the Nyeechee or the Jung un.
I first saw it on the ol Cat.
Thanks areff, but that’s not it either.
It was short – one, two sentences max. Something like:
I foresee germans visiting great evil upon this world …
Apologies, areff – that may be it, but yet, I thought I read a more succinct version.
die Heine.
Just to close out the old thread appropriately; a crap pop commentator nails the issue du jour:
Prince Harry and Meghan on ‘life support’ after she pulls out of the King’s coronation
Seems to be on the money.
Poor silly Hazza: sent out for a public frosting to pump his slag’s tyres.
Just like every shitty relationship, everywhere.
Farkem; every one.
A succinct German philosopher? You must be kidding.
“Here in the US their popularity has taken a major dive. They’re on life support, how do they rebrand?”
Cash and Rowdy.
Cash 2.0 Great Dane on Main Street in Ventura 5
A friend wanted to adopt a greyhound and the RSPCA said no…he owns a massive property and they knocked him back. Absolute BS!
I wouldn’t flick a copper coin to the bastards. That dog is probably been euthanized.
Doc Faustus:
Don’t think of looking in my direction, Doc.
I’m over it.
John H:
Marvellous philosophy. I concur absolutely.
transition into each others gender of course. Henrieta and Meganon
They believe their own bullshit. Their narrative of happy coexistence between tribes and clans over limited resources goes against everything we know about human nature and nature in general.
Aboriginal place names typically involves a losing clan that has rivals get the chocolates which are naming rights for places. These clans often coexist in the same towns, which explains much of the arson that occurs. City whitefellas are as ignorant as the Pacific is wide.
Alas, I have not yet drunk from the skulls of my enemies, but it seems apt to do so before forgiving them.
Well, Collingwood struggled but beat St Kilda.
Had to suffer the AFL inspired apology to Nicky Winmar ‘cos some ferals back in 1993 gave him him a hard time. Cheer squads used to do that didn’t matter who or what.
No apology from St Kilda for the coach driven bashing of John Greening in 1972..
I didn’t know I stuttered that much
Katherine Deves to nominate for Jim Molan’s Senate vacancy.
In Vino Veritas
Or in Lidia speak
In Woodstock Truth ( you w@##* c#@&)