Angie Adamson

@serehfas

Enginerd. I'm not comfortable with cold DMs from folk who just followed me and have not interacted in my feed.

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Angie Adamson@serehfas· 8d

PS I refised to age verify, so I get this 🤣😂

Bluesky "Non-sexual nudity" warning label 🤣

Angie Adamson@serehfas· 11d

Here tis. The service body is darn useful but in combo with the narrower rear track, makes it look fat in the arse. Its got ARB pre rego GVM upgrade, long range tank, GMC handheld UHF, the aerials for a cellfi, lights wired up in the back, batteries which were nbg and a 2kW inverter. Bargain.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· 13d

Bollocks, honestly. Lockdowns made dogs unsocialised? For a few months? My ARSE. People working from home had to go back to the office so SOME might have separation anxiety, and SOME owners might have found they had no time for the dogs once they grew, but "lOcKdOwNs MaDe mY dOg BaD" is a shit take.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· 29d

Direclty under your post:

Barnaby Joyce looking like a cherry nose / whisky drinker cicada...

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 30

Will it please drop dead?

"AI-powered customer service allows humans to focus on empathy and creativity, complementing technology's efficiency."
My arse.
It allows humans to desperately look for work and a way to sustain themselves, while lazy company execs replace them with jumped-up autocorrect, and inevitably crash their companies.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 24

...cont from above. aapnews.aap.com.au/glance/news/...

See parent post for article text in the first 2 images

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 24

MALinauskas says SA is well prepared. That's a hoot after the algal bloom non-response. I'm sure some people working in the relevant departments care and try to do their jobs well, like back in the day when Govts actually governed instead of put on an act. #BirdFlu #SA

Alarm as deadly bird flu strain lands in second state
By Allanah Sciberras
June 24, 2026, 5:17 PM

Deadly H5N1 bird flu has reached a second Australian state, with a third seabird confirmed infected and more cases expected to grow on the mainland.

The latest case was detected in a giant petrel found unwell at Knights Beach in Port Elliot, about 80km from Adelaide on June 14, Agriculture Minister Julie Collins confirmed on Wednesday.

It is the first definite case in the state after two earlier confirmed results in birds found on a remote beach in Esperance, about 700km southeast of Perth.

Urgent testing is under way after another suspected case was detected in a giant petrel seabird found in Quindalup, southwest of Perth, on Sunday.

Authorities confirmed on Wednesday that samples had been sent to specialist CSIRO laboratories in Geelong for further analysis, which would be provided in coming days.

Samples from a dead porpoise found in the Esperance region over the weekend have been sent for testing, although it's not known when it died.

"This is obviously concerning," Ms Collins said.

"But given the spread of (the virus) globally, it is not unexpected that other migratory birds may have arrived at other locations across the Australian coastline."

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A temporary ban on all poultry products imported from Australia, imposed by Papua New Guinea's National Agriculture and Quarantine Inspection Authority, has been lifted after being put in place on Monday.

"We appreciate PNG's willingness to work co-operatively and to remove some of these restrictions," Ms Collins said.

PNG is Australia's largest single market for chicken meat exports, accounting for nearly half of the $133 million in sales in 2023/24.

Following the detection in South Australia, the state's premier confirmed there were no cases in local poultry and said authorities were treating the discovery as an isolated incident.

"I know this news will be concerning for many people, particularly our poultry producers, wildlife carers and communities across our state," Peter Malinauskas said.

"I want to reassure that we are well prepared and responding swiftly."

WA Agricultural Minister Jackie Jarvis said there had been no evidence of mass mortalities among birds following the initial discovery of the sick animals.

Authorities have received nearly 200 reports of sick birds since Friday's first suspected case, including 79 in the past 24 hours.

"Testing of samples collected is ongoing and results will be provided when available," Ms Jarvis said on Wednesday.

The poultry and agricultural sectors in Australia remain free from the flu, although the industry has been placed on high alert since the cases were confirmed in wild birds.

Major poultry producer Inghams is locking down its WA sites to mitigate against potential risks.

More than 200 million chickens have been culled in the US since the virus arrived there.

Australia had been the last continent free of the virus strain, although Ms Jarvis said it was not uncommon for seabirds to arrive on shore sick or exhausted.

“Winter is a time when we see migratory seabirds come ashore, (they are) birds that would not normally land in WA, and so we ask the public to remain alert,” she said.
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Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 24

Project pretty much complete! Just cross I didn't get to do the welding myself, just the design. Next project I'll start earlier than the week before we go on hols, haha.

Mini fire drum made from an old air tank. Has a lid made by cutting the top off the tank and welding on a short central chimney. Holes in the side let air in and show glow of the fire. There are flames coming out of the chimney.

Mini fire drum made from an old air tank. Has a lid made by cutting the top off the tank and welding on a short central chimney. On this pic a longer chimney section is added. Holes in the side let air in and show glow of the fire. There are flames coming out of the chimney.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 21

If you see this, post a vampire that isnt Dracula..

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 21

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 10

Damn good read.

The Reserve Bank’s principal method of attempting to reduce inflation is to increase interest rates to reduce spending by the private sector. This strikes access to the necessities of life of low-income earners – food, housing and healthcare – and drives unemployment. Its effectiveness is debateable (here and here). It’s a very weak response when inflation is due to interruption of supply chains because of war.

Support for this cruel, socially unjust method is based in part on the notion that a unique Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of Unemployment (NAIRU) exists. This assumes a trade-off between inflation and unemployment, that when unemployment is above an arbitrarily chosen NAIRU value (say 4 per cent), then inflation should decelerate and vice versa. Empirical support for this method is poor.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 6

I don't know who originated this version of the Little Britain skit, but its spot on. #pickering #Tame

Last Tuesday I went for a relaxing walk outside the ABC studio where I'm employed to be smug and occasionally amusing. Whilst walking, happened upon Australia's most notorious, Nazi-adjacent, pro-Zionist, wife-bashing social media grifter and accidentally conducted a ten- minute interview with him. To surprise, this interview was then broadcast and shared widely by the man's jack-booted supporters. Once I realised that this was destroying my career, I issued a mealy-mouthed on-air apology. As far as I am concerned, this is the end of the matter.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 4

Massive Attack push back at Palantir. www.facebook.com/share/p/1CVi...

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 3

Have just dried 3 full loads of apple and vacuum packed them for travel. Yum. Wonder what else I can dry and pack? Used all my tomatoes for sauce. Got plenty of capsicum though. Dunno if silverbeet would work, fresh or dried.

A dehydrator with 5 trays of sliced apple halves.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 2

Sorry its Sky Propaganda, but it relates this. Some nobody at the ABC said something to known rabble-rouser Avi Yemeni. www.skynews.com.au/business/med...

ABC star Charlie Pickering, host of The Weekly, told political YouTuber Avi Yemini he thought the move was "problematic".

Angie Adamson@serehfas· Jun 1

This is a shocker. He's no angel for sure but the police self-investigating and contradicting the findings of the Magistrate and appeal Judge is astonishing yet expected.

"In a statement, NSW Police said they did investigate an allegation of unreasonable force in relation to Brad Kellson but cleared all officers involved.

NSW Police said another internal investigation was launched in 2024 after the LECC became aware of the adverse comments of the judges. It cleared all officers of dishonesty but made some findings that resulted in "management action"."

From https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-01/nsw-police-bashed-brad-kellson-covered-it-up-four-corners/106726572

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 31

Bahahaa! David Pope.

Tony Abbott, dressed as a Knight in Budgie Smugglers, is standing proudly in front of Pauline Hanson as a dragon. She has one of his feet in her jaws.
3 Teal Independents appear as Mediaeval maidens up a tower.

"Thats right!" he says.
It is I! Sir Pository!
Your absentee landlord!
Duke-in-exile of Warringah!
The One True Minister for the Damsels, and Liberal Party Regent!

Let us slay the Teal Dragons and restore chivalry to the realm!"

One Teal says to another, holding her phone and filming, "I hope you're getting all this for the launch party Tik-tok".

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 26

"Early resignation of chief rocks corruption watchdog" changed to " Belated resignation of chief welcome" (Re Paul Brereton and the NACC)

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 25

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 22

I thought "lockdowns weakened immunity" and droplet-only transmission had been thoroughly debunked? Dear @njbbari3.bsky.social @davidjoffe64.bsky.social @toshiakima.bsky.social, might you link me to anything concise I can include in a written response? www.thenewdaily.com.au/life/health/...

Several factors appear to be driving the current outbreak. One is declining childhood vaccination. National coverage of fully vaccinated children at 24 months fell below 90 per cent in 2024 for the first time since 2016. The diphtheria vaccine is part of the routine childhood schedule, and falling coverage reduces population protection.

Immunity from childhood vaccination fades with age, which is why Australia recommends diphtheria boosters at ages 50 and 65 if you haven’t had a booster in more than 10 years.

Another factor is housing and sanitation. Diphtheria spreads through respiratory droplets from coughs and sneezes, and through direct contact with skin sores. Both routes are more efficient in overcrowded housing, where conditions such as scabies are also common and provide entry points through broken skin.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 18

Finally I get to visit the gold-plated Royal Adelaide Hospital (new) and see if some of the gold plating rubs off. I mean, I did pay for it, along with a lot of other people. Plus! Outdoor area next to waiting room. Minus! Who designed these damn seats? My feet are inches off the ground!

Trousered legs with Blunnes, barely touching toe tips to the ground.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 16

Plus one for Ashrae:

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 14

Such a small % of the population with so much power in our Govt. Pondering where else this is true Pondering how IDF train our police too Pondering how easy it would be to start being dispossessed, beaten and shot, over here? Alt: Screenshots of the article. michaelwest.com.au/foreign-infl...

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 13

They already are ineligible?

Coalition wants to bar non-citizens from accessing NDIS, welfare payments
ABC news

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 13

I get it, but this is also why the locals in rural towns get pushed out of housing that was affordable to them. Someone from the city sees a bargain, doesn't realise the prices are vastly inflated, and buys without negotiation. The locals knew what to pay, and wouldn't pay the extra 30-50k.

Paraphrased - We left the city 4 years ago and now live in (a country town), modestly and stress free.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 13

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 12

Adelaide parklands association on fb. Possums being forcibly removed and put in boxes away from their territory, so Golf Course Pete can wreak arboreal destruction in Possum Park. www.facebook.com/100064056399... ABC News link www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05...

Pics show workers in cherrypickers hauling possums out of trees and trying to shove them in nesting boxes. In one shot the worker gives the camera the finger.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 9

The offending anti- Millthorpe sign. Given there's a few RWNJs on the list, a few candidates exist...

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 3

As a coeliac I am best off making my own everything. As a texturally-challenged person, I haaaaate this part....🤯 The outcome was almost worth it, even if I had to sacrifice 2 to the non-coeliac, lol. Excuse me while I sleep it off!,💤💤

Alleged naan / flatbread stacked on a plate with apricot jam.

Angie Adamson@serehfas· May 2

We've been keeping a weather eye on that low down south. Seems it won't bother us, hopefully.