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boogetyboo

@ boogetyboo @aussie.zone

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  • On a scale of 0-10, how badass are you feeling today?

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  • 7.5

    Terrible night's sleep but I've had a couple of leads on work (one is almost in the bag) and I just did a big walk in the sunshine and I'm not in pain.

    Pretty badass even if I'm gonna go pass out very soon.

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  • Yeah I checked - Aussie and I don't see it in PayPal

  • Hey Lemmings, whats some gibberish that we can say to throw off Machine Learning?

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  • Drew their swords and shot each other. A deaf policeman heard the noise and came to arrest the two dead boys. If you don't believe this story is true, ask the blind man as he saw it too.

    Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

  • Hey Lemmings, whats some gibberish that we can say to throw off Machine Learning?

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  • I feel like that's already happening

  • What are some adulting life hacks that you think others could benefit by learning about them?

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  • Or see a physiotherapist instead.

  • What are some adulting life hacks that you think others could benefit by learning about them?

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  • I've heard this called the 'dirty 30'. It works. Whatever needs cleaning up or tidying, 30 minutes is just short enough to not feel like you're using all your free time on chores, but long enough to make a real dent. Especially if your partner either helps with the same task or does a different one. Setting a timer can help and you start to almost frantically see how much you can get done. I like that competitive element even against myself.

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  • Are you in a locker room? By yourself? Why? And with this assortment of cheese? Why?

  • compruleter

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  • Non-Americans who have been to the US.. What is the weirdest thing about America that Americans don't realize is weird?

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  • In Australia it's customary to thank the staff members attending your table. So when they top up your water, or lay out cutlery for the next course, or clear plates, you say 'thanks/thank you'. Same for people clearing glasses in bars. It's like a millisecond pause in your conversation to thank the staff member; it's basically cell memory, you don't think about it. They may or may not acknowledge it with a smile or 'you're welcome/no worries'. . It's just a basic manners thing.

    I and my partner were doing it in the states and it was clearly unnerving the staff. Lots of puzzled looks or 'thats ok hun' like they had to reassure me that it was part of the service.

    Do people just ignore staff there? Is paying a tip at the end the only acknowledgment that they exist?

  • Non-Americans who have been to the US.. What is the weirdest thing about America that Americans don't realize is weird?

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  • Holding the fork vertically with downward pressure in the left fist while cutting with the knife. Then putting down the knife, swapping the fork to the right hand for eating. Bonus points for biting the forks.

    It's the most distracting thing in all American media. I like to yell "yanks eating weird!" And point at the screen. Once you see it you can't unsee it.

  • Them, "Why are you like this?", Me:

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  • I mean maybe? But based on the very minimal information available, what it sounds like they've done is derive pleasure from activities that are only self serving (again, no negative sentiment intended. Life is short, do what you want) so maybe helping others is the new frontier?

    Or they could be deeply depressed. Either or both is possible.

  • rule

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  • I believe there's still a system of tubes somewhere

  • Them, "Why are you like this?", Me:

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  • Shit man, that's bleak.

    Were most of your pursuits for your own enjoyment? Nothing wrong with that at all. But maybe that's the next thing- doing stuff for community/others. That seems a bottomless well of satisfaction.

  • Soup

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  • I fucking love his little face and resting arms

  • Deuces

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  • You need to watch black adder

  • English Ivy

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  • Playing whack a mole with my neighbours ivy. Keeps popping up on my side of the fence. Fuck whoever brought it to Australia.

  • This might also apply to conferences.

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  • Back for me because I have a pretty disgusted, annoyed resting face. If I sit too close I'm focusing too much on keeping a pleasant listening face that I don't pay enough attention to the material and give myself a tension headache.

  • jealousy

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  • Oh mine got the memo. They lay peacefully, horizontally in my jaw, like little Saddam Husseins until they decided they wanted to visit other parts of my jaw and make friends along the way.

  • For the first time in my life, I have hit my deductible AND reached my out-of-pocket maximum. I now have three months of actual free healthcare, which is unheard of in the US. What should I get done?

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