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It's very unlikely. We don't get nice things any more.

Not particularly. Zero stars. Do not recommend.

You know what's good? Me either.

Don't worry it's part of your charm.

That's a load bearing broadly. :)

Nice lookin sunset! Also, train!

I have a modern beast of a PC, but there are days I'd gladly swap it for a Commodore Amiga 1200 and the fantastic Commodore CRT monitor.

I started out with an Amiga 500, then the 1200, and I'm not convinced the latest wizzbang bullshit is better.

An picture taken of a small, non-descript paved back yard, located in an otherwise ordinary suburban location (in Adelaide), wherein unusual activity is occurring. Namely water falling in a vertical column, which I am informed is called 'rain'. This sounds like mystical mumbo jumbo, I shan't have it, and my Jimmie's are rustled by this turn of events.

Moist (refer alt text).

I really am tired of this timeline.

How to keep sea-monkeys alive Little painting I did a couple of weeks ago. There’s a stick so it looks like a protest sign, but I cropped it out. Enjoying the newsletter? Gimme $2 for...

In this week’s newsletter we talk about basketball, sea-monkeys, AI, and genocide. I make it work. buttondown.com/monteiro/arc...

went through all the donation screenshots i've been sent for the apple stickers I've been printing & posting - raised almost $1000 for the ACMS! very happy with that (p.s if you want some stickers I will keep doing it until the end of june - details here: bsky.app/profile/decr...)

Life Hack: find a cave to hide in for 20 years

If it's any consolation (lol) I also have a hankering for banh mi, and it's also been like a year or something.

Banh Mi day I reckon.

This is one of the (increasing) number of reasons I swapped to Jellyfin. Which is useful in that if it picks some weird ass poster, I can just ask it to search for the thing, and then pick one of the several options that usually includes box art vs that one weird movie poster. Sorted.

Calling emerging First Nations writers and critics - InReview | InDaily, Inside South Australia For the third year InReview is partnering with CreateSA to offer a rare mentorship opportunity for an emerging First Nations writer based in South Australia.

This is a great (paid) opportunity for First Nations writers and emerging critics (in Australia) who're interested in writing & publishing art/book reviews. I was a mentor last year, and look forward to mentoring someone this year. #mobsky www.indailysa.com.au/inreview/men...

Libs will do one of two things; fracture further, like a series of ever more irrelevant matroshka dolls until their party is renewed, or they will embrace the media braying for it - and lurch into full throated alt-right dementedness.

James McGrath, sitting alone, in an unlit ABC studio, declaring that there are pre-polls. #auspol

Something about being squeezed from both ends. I am not sure if that was about the election. Probably.

I mean it's one Election, Michael. How many seats could it cost? 10 seats? #ausvotes

James "pre-poll" McGrath. #ausvotes

Sky News sifting through the ashes wondering where it all went wrong. Such a shock loss.

Absolutely not a hint of self awareness. #auspol

lol. Hahaha. I mean sure. Sure.

Yes. Both very true. Worse could have been, but good we do not have.

Alright Albo, make sure you still have that spine tomorrow morning. #auspol

They are attending a wake so I guess that'd bring some tears.

Sky News is basically just a telecast of a funeral. Ah well. #auspol

Well, we are a bit stuffed, to be honest, but we could have been a great deal *more* stuffed if it had swung the other way, so there's that.

Not sure if awake or still dreaming. #ausvotes

Word salad. #ausvotes

Mud. Smearing. Deadly? Gap! #ausvotes