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boogetyboo

@ boogetyboo @aussie.zone

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  • What are some of the most overrated vacation destinations?

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  • I've never heard of flashing to pass?! In Australia that's straight up road rage antics. You might want to check whether your local customs apply to the places you travel. That kind of misunderstanding could get you hurt.

  • JD Vance says US could veto NATO if Europe tries to regulate Elon Musk’s platforms

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  • What do you mean by 'euros'? Do you think 44 different countries have the same views?

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  • Literally how I spent the day back in 2008 whiling away the hours at a job I was overqualified for. Hitting the random article button. So many South American soccer teams though.

  • What are the taboo subjects?

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  • Yeah it seems the topic is irrelevant. They'll eventually just start yammering about communism, Linux and ublock. It's hard to have a conversation on here that doesn't get sidelined by those things. I can't imagine these people carrying on a normal conversation in the real world, and I don't think they understand that the world exists outside of those narrow interests.

    Like OP will say they hate MS Teams. Person will say stop using Microsoft. OP will say, I'd love to but my government employer is an MS shop. Person will say then quit your job. K...

    It's either very sheltered people who've not worked or interacted in 'the mainstream' or, really young naive people who think that your FOSS convictions will stand up against the need to earn a living.

    I prefer it to Reddit still, but it gets a bit tedious.

  • What are some things I can do during an ad break?

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  • I think this is my favourite suggestion. I can draw but like most people have placed my hobbies in the 'oh I need time to sit down and do that' which is rubbish really (I doodled through decades of office work and meetings) so that's certainly something I can do!

    I'm also guilty of hoarding little notebooks, moleskins etc that are easy to keep on hand.

    Cheers!

  • What are some things I can do during an ad break?

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  • The way I try to approach these threads is to try and pretend there's a bunch of people sitting around having a conversation.

    If you're familiar with the dynamic, and you emulate it here, you might enjoy yourself more. Or you could do this I suppose?

    Each to their own.

  • What are some things I can do during an ad break?

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  • Oh that's cool, I'll check it out - thanks!

  • What are some things I can do during an ad break?

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  • Anything else doing?

  • What are some things I can do during an ad break?

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  • Oh gosh I've tried Duolingo so many times over the years and never gotten far. I'm impressed with people who keep it up.

  • What are some things I can do during an ad break?

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  • Can you tell me more about the games you like? I have lots but I'm pretty bored with most of them.

  • What are some things I can do during an ad break?

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  • That's cool. How was your day otherwise?

  • What are some things I can do during an ad break?

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    What are some things I can do during an ad break?

  • Bo Bartlett, "Halloween".

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  • Yeah I think it's the flat, arid looking neighbourhood plus the kids in costume on a mission - it's very similar

  • Bo Bartlett, "Halloween".

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  • Reminds me of ET when they're all in costume

  • People in their 40s and 50s with no children, how does it feel?

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  • Something that only occurred to me just now is that when I was in my 20s and early 30s and still assumed I'd have children (despite that looming self imposed pressure feeling exactly like dread), the parent-child relationship I had imagined in my head was set in the past.

    I grew up in the 90s and early 00s. I'm an elder millennial. I think my gen was very lucky in that we got to see and enjoy the rapid emergence of technology before today's capitalistic enshittification but our interpersonal dynamics and everything we did didn't rely on it either. So the 'come home when it gets dark' or 'I'll meet you at 4 at the cinema' mentality was still strong. No social media or inability to switch off the connection to other people.

    We also didn't have the existential crises that come with thinking about climate change, the death of truth and the rise of misinformation, and the next pandemic.

    So when I was picturing raising a child it was in a dated context that for the most part doesn't exist anymore. Yes there's exceptions to everything - I'm speaking in a very general sense - but I cannot imagine myself growing up in today's world. I had a hard enough time back then, with similar struggles most kids have. How the fuck would I help my own child navigate it???

    No thanks.

  • People in their 40s and 50s with no children, how does it feel?

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  • You could look into some kind of work experience program or even troubled youth programs operating in your area that might be able to make use of your knowledge and your property?

    We don't need kids to pass on what we know to the young :)

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    Rule

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  • Can this stay on Reddit? We don't need to copy everything over. It was so overdone over there anyway

  • Cognitive Biases

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  • I tripped and fell spectacularly walking in a supermarket. I was annoyed that no one helped me up or checked if I was okay (I didn't need help but it made me think less of my fellow man) and that my partner was waiting in the car and didn't witness it, because it was actually really funny.

    I left embarrassment in my 20s. Don't have the energy or interest in it now. And I know I'm not the main character - everyone's living their own lives, the impact you make on strangers is minimal. At worst someone said when they got home from the shops 'i saw this chick stack and it was kinda funny'.

    Reminding yourself that no one really cares about people that don't know is a helpful way to shut down the negative self talk.

  • What is the strangest shower thought you've had?

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  • Yep. The idea of up and down is just due to who made the maps first.

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    Things that didn't happen

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    Help me stop accidentally hurting my dog