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fifa piss prize@silencewedge· 21d

The one dude yelling at the teachers’ strike today reminded me of this comic by @mygumsarebleeding.bsky.social

Heckler: fuck you! teachers don’t deserve higher pay!
Protestor: oh this isn’t a teachers strike
Protestor: these signs are protesting animal cruelty
Signs: save the turtles / they are people too
Heckler: oh ok! Sorry I can’t read

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· 21d

@dibbo.bsky.social @martindunlop.bsky.social Martin do you have any strong feelings about this

poster-style graphic for the cartoon James Bond Jr.

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· 22d

If the Coalition doesn’t try to win back urban voters, it cannot statistically return to power. But if Taylor proposes any moderate policies then the Nationals will revolt again. If his plan isn’t blank paper it might as well be. They’re doomed.

Article excerpt: “the opposition leader told this masthead he would unveil a document, titled The Coalition’s Plan, to hold up in media appearances and draw attention to their agenda.

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· 28d

There’s a place in Camden that serves a burrito but the filling is a roast dinner and the wrap is Yorkshire pudding

A photo from the website of the burrito-like item described in the post. It’s covered in gravy

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Jul 11

please please abolish GTV it’s so wild that they’ve left it this late but all will be forgiven if they can prevent the farce of a dozen fake parties at the November election

Article screenshot:
“The days of ‘preference whispering’ will end with new voter laws

Victoria’s upper house is likely to be vastly different after November’s election, as the Allan government moves to abolish the controversial “preference-whispering” system.”

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Jun 25

Respectfully if your IT tells you to turn off the ceiling lights so the servers don’t fall over I don’t trust them to support a hospital www.theguardian.com/society/2026...

Excerpt from Guardian article: “The doctor also said their NHS trust had faced “major issues” with IT servers overheating on Wednesday. “We thought we were going to lose everything, so we were all asked to turn off non-essential computers and electrical equipment, including lights.”

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Jun 24

I realised what the name Community Strong Australia reminds me of

Screencap from Arrested Development of a banner that reads “Family Love Michael”

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Jun 6

Meanwhile, in Australian media:

A headline from Chris Uhlmann’s column in The Australian: “Will Pauline Hanson be the Martin Luther of our time?”

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· May 25

My super yacht summer outfit is a little different

Stock photo of an IRA soldier in camo fatigues and a balaclava

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Apr 30

The “Teal Test”

A colour blindness test made up of blue dots. A pinkish set of dots in the centre roughly form the numeral 7.

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Apr 20

I hate him enough for the next man

“I’m doing my part” starship troopers / helldivers meme

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Mar 16

fr tho

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Feb 18

This is lovely, thank you. Here is my enormous dahlia, sadly devoid of dozing bees

A dinner-plate sized peach-white flower with so many petals it looks like ruffles

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Jan 28

I really enjoyed Train Dreams, a thoughtful little film like they don’t make anymore, except they do because it’s from last year. Good use of Edgerton’s craggly little face.

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Jan 26

not just hitting 49 but so many days over 40. This screenshot of the forecast is from Saturday, this is a goddamn horror show

A week’s forecast for Mildura wherein all the maximums are 44-48°C

fifa piss prize@silencewedge· Jan 21

The first real plants to appear on the Earth, 422 million years ago, were first discovered by humans via fossils unearthed in Yea, Victoria, in 1875. Would you like to see how we have commemorated that scientific achievement