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No. 1724640
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>>1724626Not voting, but if I was it would be no. Electorates with large indigenous population do not want this. The changes to the constitution are vague, first nations representative will be chosen by the government not the people, proposal contradicts itself (on the topic of prosecution no less), there's already a largly underfunded aboriginal governing body that has been intentionally corrupted and ignored for years. This will be yet another way to further marginalise the aboriginal people while the rest of Australia applauds decisions made by puppets installed by bureaucrats in Canberra. Too much large corporate/government funding has gone into campaigning for the yes vote, from my perspective that's never a good sign.
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/indigenous-people-opposing-australias-voice-referendum-2023-05-11/ No. 1724651
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Read up in it further this is very concerning. Not just on the premise of race-based politics but the opportunity it creates to unfairly influence the governance of this country using "aboriginal" representatives.
https://www.ruleoflaw.org.au/voice-the-case-for-voting-no/ No. 1725584
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Have a very specific question for SA nonnas: for rental properties, are the only leases available twelve months in duration? Are any six month leases offered? I'm having in SA tell me that they can only get their lease renewed for twelve months and I need to find out whether this is commonplace/legally enforced or if this is a farce. I'm in another state and from my experience here you can usually argue for a shorter lease period like six months depending on how shit your real estate is.
Unrelated image to post but is Australian. It's is some freaky animatronic from the Big Banana in NSW called the Bunyip that would rise out of the water. The more you know.
No. 1725741
>>1724640>>1724651yeah the consensus I hear is "no".
they didn't check IDs either just name and address? weird
No. 1725886
>>1724626I voted No, why should we change the constitution to include something that we have absolutely no idea on how it will be run? Labor really put the cart before the horse here.
Unrelated, but I’m fucking tired of the non-stop gambling ads I get. If I hear the words ‘same-game multi’ ever again I’m gonna scream.
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Let’s talk flag redesigns, I’ll go first. The wattle flag looks like an arsehole.
No. 1732661
>>1725741They’re not supposed to check IDs when you vote. There was a whole thing a few years ago where Scott Morrison wanted to bring those laws in, but it ultimately didn’t happen because it was too controversial.
>>1725943I’ve only ever seen one in Sydney surprisingly! In the CBD, also wearing the striped thigh high socks. He looked very out of place. Maybe they’re all concentrated to the Inner West?
No. 1732686
>>1732649I hate it, but I'm sure there's worse options.
since when are we changing the flag?
No. 1737041
>>1732921ayrt I was fully convinced this was happening kek, the last thing we need rn after all the the Voice shit. so glad it didn't go through.
speaking of troons, saw one at my local hometown mall, not even the tourist area. obviously late teens/early 20s, whole femboy meme with programmer socks walking through the foodcourt that we used to hang out in after school (cause emos, innit). was incredibly harrowing and made the whole place feel besmirched and beshitted.
also I went to a show in Bris about maybe 5-6 months ago and the unisex bathrooms + pure amount of unwashed troons in reeboks made me want to scrap the tickets and bounce.
No. 1737107
>>1737041>speaking of troons, saw one at my local hometown mall, not even the tourist area. obviously late teens/early 20s, whole femboy meme with programmer sockswhat city? also why the fuck do they all look the same? unwashed, greasy, those socks, tranny pins, ugliest troglodytes known to human kind. are they made in a lab? kek
no sage cause I'm curious about the city
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>>1737041Carriageworks in Sydney is the worst for unisex toilets. There are two, one with a sign that says “all gender restroom cubicles only” and the other with “all gender restroom with open urinals”. Would absolutely hate to accidentally walk into the “wrong” all gender restroom! Most retarded shit I’ve ever seen.
No. 1743075
>>1725943i live in Melbourne too, I honestly loathe going to the city now because of the tranny infestation.
you can just tell half of the ugly 40 something year old men in dresses trooned out during covid after abandoning their families and then the younger ugly smelly AGP fucks who work in IT did the same.
I love staring at them in public and watching them get nervous and uncomfortable after i laugh at them.
I can't even travel through brunswick, fitzroy, collingwood or the CBD without being visually accosted by hideous greasy men with coloured hair, disgusting makeup and shitty dresses.
I just want to enjoy lunch with my friends and my boyfriend without having to be an unwilling participant in some stranger's AGP fetish.
No. 1744084
>>1743132samefag and i envy people who live in the more normal cities, i went to WA for the Christmas period last year with my boyfriend to meet his family. It was refreshing to be able to walk through the city and not see ugly genderspecial freaks everywhere.
Melbourne is genuinely going to shit, i dread for what it's gonna be like in 5 to 10 years just based on the tranny problem alone.
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I never knew meowbahh was from Brisbane, I wonder if I've ever encountered her irl
No. 1759002
>>1758979if it's $24/hr I'd assume safely it's casual. plus you have to fill out shit if you're part time or full. did they send you a contract or paperwork? and can I ask what sort of position it is?
was bitching about this today actually, john howard was the one who got us all working casual instead of part or full time. no work security and the cycle continues.
good luck with the interview nona, not trying to be a neg egg just make sure you know what you're getting into. some of the jobs these days are perilously close to modern slavery (unironically and is in their training docs, not a tinfoil)
No. 1759003
>>1759002On the phone when I asked she said that its $24/hour with sick and annual leave.. which dounds like contract.
Its a christmas job but it says full time? so I assume only for a few months. Honestly its the only place thats asked for an interview back but its the place I wanted the least out of everything I applied for.
No paperwork yet, I guess if the "talk" as she calls it goes well then all that will happen after
No. 1759027
>>1759021I kinda hope its casual. They didnt have how often I am to work on the application like the others, which is why i was less interested. Its about a half hour walk and also has public transport directly to it depending on the time of day, 9am-6pm is generally their opening hours.
I hope its good, I'm a bit worried ill accept this temp job and then hear back from another job thats to continue after christmas though
No. 1761849
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I'm a a Canadian thinking of moving, is Australia worth moving to?
No. 1797088
>>1761849we're as cooked as you are here. I lived in BC for a bit about 5 years ago and missed home, now it's as bad if not worse. my genuine advice if you do is go inland. it'll be hotter, you'll need a car, and you'll be bored and lonely with no variety in your day-to-day but you can afford to live or even buy a home. don't want to put you off but look into how fucked we are before putting your eggs in our basket. wouldn't wish this basket upon someone who could live and do better.
also there's the whole tall poppy syndrome (you guys call it crabs in a bucket) which makes a lot of aussies LEAVE here because they feel like there's no upward momentum and if there is they aren't a "true blue aussie battler" anymore.
would love to have you obviously but commonwealth countries like ours are easy to move between but the problems follow.
the problems I saw half a decade ago in canada have reached here and blossomed. sydney and melbourne are comparable to vancouver and NYC at points.
I love this country but I also HATE it for so many reasons. it wont be easy living here. it used to be, now it isn't.
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This might be a long shot but I figured I’d try. Nonas, I need your help finding a comedian I saw last night (14 December) at ACM. She was Hannah Gadsby’s supporting act. I’m an ESLfag and didn’t understand her name. She’s a lesbian from somewhere in Queensland. She had a joke about her girlfriend’s ex going to the moon financed by a Japanese millionaire. Google insists it’s Zoë Coombs Marr but it wasn’t Zoë.
No. 1813197
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>>1813177FOUND HER! Her name is Bronwyn Kuss.
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This is so horrible, I can’t imagine going to work thinking it’s going to be a normal day and then you get stabbed to death by your shitty fucking moid co-worker. I wish he had succeeded in killing himself.
https://the-riotact.com/staff-member-allegedly-stabbed-to-death-at-canberra-zoo-co-worker-in-custody/732044 No. 1961791
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04-13/nsw-westfield-bondi-junction-evacuated-after-alleged-stabbing/103704952>Six people have been killed in a knife attack at Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre in Sydney's east on Saturday afternoon, NSW Police say.>The offender was also shot dead at the scene by a police officer.>Five of the victims died at the scene and the sixth died from their injuries in hospital, NSW Police said.>Nine people, including a small child, were stabbed by a man in the centre and some are in a critical condition.
>A police inspector, who was nearby, was directed towards the man by witnesses, and she shot him dead after the offender confronted her.>”She confronted the offender, who had moved by this stage to level five, as she continued to walk quickly behind him to catch up with him. He turned to face her, raised a knife," Assistant Commissioner Cooke said.>”She discharged a firearm and that person is now deceased."God, this is so fucking horrifying.
No. 1962985
>>1962737“Known to the police” in NSW & Queensland, which seems to always be the case. While I appreciate we believe in rehabilitation and don’t arrest people and throw away the key, lately I’ve felt more fearful than ever due to what I perceive to be an increase in random attacks
by men, of course.
>>1962966I’d argue that it’s a higher percentage, Nona.
No. 1991245
>>1991185It's not really that bad, I would rather live here than in the US or Canada despite its flaws. I do wish that forgeiners would stay out and stop living here for the time being, not because of the stupid xenophobic "muh Chinese immagrants making X and Y expensive" type thinking (it's actually Woolworths and Coles and shitty developers and corrupt state parliment members jacking up prices) but because there's not many opportunities to go around even for the locals so they'll end up fucking themselves over and depend on limited resources that struggling locals already have a hard time getting access to.
It has the same issues that every heavily colonised Commonwealth or ex-Commonwealth country has, just has environmental differences and a different culture sociologically and politically.
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What the hell, why is a lobbyist group from another state allowed to distribute flyers to try to influence our elections? This makes me so glad I put the CLP candidate last on my ballot sheet.
Also further proof that nothing good ever comes out of Victoria lolhttps://archive.is/rPU6b No. 2153352
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Damn, I wonder what they’re going to sell off to foreigners this time?
https://amp.abc.net.au/article/104266106 No. 2153358
>>2153352LIA FINOCCHIARO
3 + 11
3(11)=33
33
33 and six states
Sixth verse of book 33 is
An attacker advances against you.
Guard the fortress,
watch the road,
brace yourselves,
marshal all your strength!
This "LIA" demon is strong and she has fooled the hearts of millions through deceit and black magic. We need to unite through prayer to Lord YHWH and defeat the dark armies and the treasonable maggots that collaborate with them.
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I have not seen a Christmas beetle in ten years and it's making me really depressed thinking about them for some reason. I miss them, and I miss 2L of milk being $2.
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And Kmart but you gotta actually buy at least one thing.
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>>1991185Not australian but I want to move there for the spiders. I want to see a peacock jumping spider and meet Knuckles the echidna
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I feel the whole spider thing is a common misconception of Australia. Yes, we have spiders, and yes they are more lethal than a lot of other countries spiders, but we don’t have 1000s crawling around our houses. I like to think it’s pretty on par with any other places frequency of spiders. If you live in the city, it’s somewhat rare to see one. If you live in the countryside, you see them a bit more.
I understand that a lot of them are very dangerous but I’ve only encountered lethal spiders/snakes a few times in my life. I will say that we get a lot of Huntsmen, they are scary but ultimately harmless.
(spoilered for arachnophobes)
No. 2341132
>>2341056I just take them outside, same with most spiders. It’s usually someone else taking it out tho lol.
I don’t think anyone I know has killed a huntsman on purpose, way more cleanup than necessary.
No. 2352756
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Melbourne nonnas would it be worth it to move there from overseas? I’ve heard the lifestyle is good especially for foodies and nightlife enjoyers, and the cost of living is more manageable than Sydney. But I’d be moving from overseas for work opportunities (construction/gen PM) and my boomer family friends say my time would be better spent either grinding in Sydney or heading out West and getting involved in the mines. Also I’ve heard the rental market is shit at the moment. Is it worth it or should I think harder about some other major cities?
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>>2352756Melbourne
nonnie here (and samefagging from the last post) but I do really love it here. I didn't grow up in this city but it's become my home and i couldn't imagine living anywhere else. The rest of Australia is so hot and through climate change it's only going to get worse so staying in the colder city feels best, it still gets into the mid 30s here during summer but it's a nice heat. Sydney sucks and is boring, I come from WA and everyone who lives there is boring and Perth sucks. The only real problem I have with Melbourne is that it's full of tenderqueers and making friends is hard unless you work with people you like, people are pretty closed off here and already have their own cliques so it's hard to "get in".
but I'll be your friendAlso I've been meaning to post this on lolcow for a while but there was a troon I saw on the tram a while ago that had a bloody tampon hanging not only from his bag but from THE FRONT OF HIS SKIRT as well. Like, directly in front of his genitals. He was the most typical troon, balding and cat ears and a collar around his neck. Insane. Here's a sneaky pic i got.
No. 2352825
>>2352804Ew, what the fuck
Gross
No. 2352827
>>2352824I'm from NSW and there's much less troons here, everyone in my city is violently normie too. It depends on state I guess, Melbourne is full of troons apparently.
I guess it's because we're a generally liberal country that preaches about equality, which is good and all except for the rise of troonism
No. 2352879
>>2352804Ayrt thanks for the advice
nonnie! I think my mind was mostly made I just needed some advice from the horses mouth.
i live in Wellington so I’ve seen my fair share of tenderqueer nonsense (nothing as egregious as a used tampon as an accessory, sweet suffering Jesus) and if thats the worst there is to deal with I’ll manage. Lucky country here I come kek
No. 2352905
>>2352804Ayrt thanks for the advice
nonnie! I think my mind was mostly made I just needed some advice from the horses mouth.
i live in Wellington so I’ve seen my fair share of tenderqueer nonsense (nothing as egregious as a used tampon as an accessory, sweet suffering Jesus) and if thats the worst there is to deal with I’ll manage. Lucky country here I come kek
No. 2352975
>>2352804>I come from WA and everyone who lives there is boring and Perth suckskekk I'm from Perth too and always wanted to get out of here and Melbourne was my consideration if I stayed in Aus. The whole tranny epidemic there is really offputting however and I wouldn't know what I'd do if I had to see that tampon catgirl shit in real life. I'm curious what you mean about cliques though.
>>2352824Like the other anon said, most of that shit is just Melbourne. Most woke things here can be traced back to them kek. I rarely see troons where I live, and last time I did see one it was the type where I questioned whether it was just a fag wearing makeup or a hsts. I've never seen any of those stereotypical creepy catgirl AGPs.
No. 2353013
>>2352975>I'm curious what you mean about cliques though. AYRT and I guess I mean everyone has their groups of friends and don't really seek to search outside of that. Very New York energy, from what I've heard though I've never been to New York. I think Melbourne is still worth living in despite the cat troon tampon wielders because it's quite beautiful and I have made some good friends (I'll be your friend if you move
nonnie)
Also I forgot to mention he literally safety pinned the front tampon to his skirt, and he smelt like utter shit
No. 2353569
>>2353539AYRT, you can’t really do anything. Canberra is a very progressive place, arguably even more so than Melbourne. The government here repainted the rainbow roundabout recently to include the progress flag and it is ugly af. Both in the universities and in the public service word gets around quickly here so you really need to be crypto to survive. My workplace set up unisex toilets, I don’t know whether the trans staff here use those or the women’s ones, but I just try and go to the bathrooms farthest away from teams where most of them congregate
which unsurprisingly is in IT. God forbid you need computer help.
Outside of workplaces you’ll definitely see them using women’s toilets in the wild, the one in
Woden is particularly bad, as are the toilets at
Smith’s.
No. 2353585
>>2352824Melbfag here, it’s bad. I can’t walk around the city or inner areas without seeing at least one obvious AGP, greasy hair, fucked up makeup, awful style and just generally repulsive. I hate when troons claim ‘you only see this shit online!’ because no you don’t. If you live in a city like Melbourne they’re everywhere and unavoidable.
>>2352804I think I know exactly who and what type of cliques you’re talking about kek. I’ve always lived here and know a lot of the people who ended up in those groups, and all the normie ‘queers’ are just doing it for
victim points.
There’s one club here that I think is cool but is frequented by these types and the club itself has a clique. They’re all practically carbon copies of one another despite trying so hard to be different.
I also take sneaky pics of the worst ones I see kek, glad to know I’m not alone here. Maybe one day we’ll be on a tram together and snap the same one.
>>2352756Despite everything just said above, if you can tolerate that stuff Melbourne is great for what you described. I’m very thankful I was born here because when I’m out of depressive states I actually have a lot of fun shit to see and do if I really want to.
The living cost is mostly the same everywhere aside from rural areas, from what I can tell. It’s not great but you can definitely find something that works for you at a reasonable cost. You get paid a lot more here and can have good job security which is why a lot of people come to just save money and work. Brisbane would be my second favourite city after Melbourne too.
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>>2352824replying again because i wanted to respond to your other question,
there have always been a lot of asians in australia because of the proximity, but it’s definitely much much more noticeable now.
in the melbourne and sydney CBD you will for the most part see about 70% asian people, and no I’m not exaggerating.
this is partly because the chinese people coming here are mostly actually very wealthy and come to monopolise the housing industry
and maybe the ccp is trying to take over australia which is why a lot of people take issue with it, it has contributed to our shitty housing market right now.
there’s more specifically a lot of chinese in the CBD, because they want to live in a nice apartment with city views and have the funds to spare to beat out 80 other broke applicants kek.
if you’re not living or going to the cbd you won’t see as many at all, and tbh roaming around i kinda hear every language under the sun except english (im semi-close to the city). i don’t really mind immigration here in all honesty, aside from things that can affect me like the housing crisis, because australia formed as a literal prison island kek, i don’t think any of the ‘tru white australians’ (descending from convicts and colonialists, that’s me as well) cant really be talking about people from very close thirdie countries trying to get out of horrific situations when this was never our country in the first place especially as a fucking convict kek, i have different opinions on european immigration though, but that’s unrel
the indians and other asian thirdies are sometimes but not much also wealthy and setting their kids up to be doctors or whatnot, or lower to middle class, just needed to escape the hellhole that is india, and do menial jobs such as uber, sometimes both though with the uber drivers. indians work really hard to be honest, they usually have multiple jobs. it makes sense because i would rue the day i was born if i was born in india, especially as a woman.
neo-nazism in australia is usually more centred towards asians as well because of these things and how many there are, which is pretty interesting to me.
it’s fairly the same in any country though, they use neo-nazism as a retarded edgy umbrella thing for races they take issues with.
hope this answered your question!
No. 2354826
>>2352824>Why are troons so active in your country?In Melbourne it's because our covid lockdown lasted over 250 days. That's 250 days of men having full access to porn and Discord, and 250 days of women and girls on TikTok developing body dysmorphia. Everyone under 45 is on the gender train. Good luck making friends or finding a therapist.
>>2353539>Do they really use the womens bathroom too?Yes and there's nothing we can do to stop it. Women are at the bottom of the hierarchy. Australians don't care about disabled women (apart from they/thems with totally real POTS and bendy elbows) who need same-sex intimate care, or women in prisons, or rape
victims. Even Muslims don't have the power to argue that women shouldn't have to share toilets and changing rooms with men. We are fucked.
No. 2354878
>>2354826fellow melbfag and i’ve always thought the same thing. it was already bad before, but it made everything so much worse internationally as well. excellent point on therapists honestly i never thought about that because i haven’t been in too long and never brought this stuff up. i can imagine some literally telling people to leave and never come back if that happened. bleak.
I hate how almost every bar/club here now has gender neutral bathrooms. I already don’t want to share with tims why would i want to share with literal men? the fuck? some places have urinals in them too so its just a bunch of men with their dicks out surrounded by women in club outfits, its so gross and porny, and obviously in clubs would encourage nasty shit to happen, when men hit on me in those bathrooms sometimes it gets scary when they suddenly switch up on you, even if you’re literally just humouring him until you can use one of 2 fucking actual toilet stalls because no one fucking cares about us. I hate melbourne for this, but I love melbourne for everything else. Why do they ruin everything
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fellow melbfag and i’ve always thought the same thing. it was already bad before, but it made everything so much worse internationally as well. excellent point on therapists honestly i never thought about that because i haven’t been in too long and never brought this stuff up. i can imagine some literally telling people to leave and never come back if that happened. bleak.
I hate how almost every bar/club here now has gender neutral bathrooms. I already don’t want to share with tims why would i want to share with literal men? the fuck? some places have urinals in them too so its just a bunch of men with their dicks out surrounded by women in club outfits, its so gross and porny, and obviously in clubs would encourage nasty shit to happen.
when men hit on me in those bathrooms sometimes it gets scary when they suddenly switch up on you, even if you’re literally just humouring him until you can use one of 2 fucking actual toilet stalls because no one fucking cares about us.
I hate melbourne for this, but I love melbourne for everything else. Why do they ruin everything
picrel is said club bathrooms kek, subclub. it’s a shame they dont care much about accessibility for women because it could be such a cool environment if everything wasnt coated in male urine and had sleazy tims everywhere. same for all of them. also i don’t club much and haven’t in a long time because of my stated reasons but afaik this bathroom setup has been in place for a pretty long time, much before covid, same with a lot of other establishments
No. 2354962
>>2354878Therapists are willfully ignorant as well as dogmatic. In their profession they see sexual abuse
victims and anorexics, but somehow can't identify that in pooners? Some of them have to treat sex offenders too, and yet no amount of experience tells them that AGP is real and the wave of TiMs crying to them are a threat? The mental health sector is enabling the abuse of women and girls with state-sanctioned magical thinking.
No. 2355010
>>2354964Pleeeease I beg of you. I once saw a gig at the Tote (I think) and saw a "Terfs are beautiful" written in the toilet stall and was given the slightest sliver of hope
I've also etched YWNBAW whenever I see troon shit written in stalls in Fitzroy
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>>2352824I'm from Bris and the trandemic is actually mad. Agree with the nonas talking about the pandemic affecting it, because genuinely whenever I leave the house I will see one, it's genuinely horrific and pretty much every young woman is a handmaiden (at least outwardly). I remember seeing a genuine Buffalo Bill 50+ year old troon wearing fucking cat ears, an amazon wig and thigh highs with a tennis skirt over his disgusting sagging scrote carcass and I had to pretend I didn't feel sick.
It's honestly even worse at uni than in the general public. You are not allowed to say
anything negative about troons unless you want to be ostracised and probably punished, I have had handmaiden professors so harsh they will turn an entire course I have to pay $3000 for into intro to gender ideology and talk about trans rights and muh trans genocide the entire semester. There's tranny graffiti everywhere although I have seen my fair share of GC graffiti in bars.
>>2354896> I hate how almost every bar/club here now has gender neutral bathrooms.Same nona, I went to a music venue and they had two bathrooms, one for "men" and one for "everyone". So awesome to see who they believe the primary sex is, and who needs their own bathroom for safety. No one is going to molest a scrote while its pissing its so retarded.
>>2352804Dying at the shitty wire tail contrasted with the most masculine stance I've ever seen kekk.
Also the fact that the tampons are "bloody"/ used… So feminist to have tampons that are either filled with SHIT from ur ASS, your wrists or your dilation tears kekk
No. 2355446
>>2354786True but I've also been to cities with, like, actual nightlife
nonnie.
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>>2356703they really are, actually. fuck our lives.
i always thought as a kid when shit got more gendie overtime that ‘oh i dont really actually see them much’ but post pandemic they are infesting us.
at my old job one of the grossest kinds of tim came in (hentai ahegao shein shit) and i was so mean to the greasy fat fucker. took time bringing his fatass his food out. these ones are what freaks me out the most because they used to actually be scared to do this shit in public, knowing how degen it looks.
maybe take a shower and people might respect you more, but the clothes and everything aren’t doing them any favours. i see so many like that
i will say, though, it’s not like i see floods of them, but if i’m going out you’re gonna see 1 at most on a good day, or a group, even multiple on a bad one
>>2355441i’ve got friends in brisbane and it seems like its pretty on par with melb in terms of troonery, same kind of circles too, i notice a lot of them meet and interlap.
>I remember seeing a genuine Buffalo Bill 50+ year old trooni’ve seen maybe like, 8 or so like this in the last few years. the ones i said i took a pic of to the other nona were like that
add me in friendfinder roos! we must put up gc stickers! melbnona i go to similar venues a lot and always forget to bring a marker kek >>2355010>>2358564nta but this made me think about the hook turn in melbourne, i dont remember if any of the other states still even have one anymore, but there is one more right? fuck tht thing in particular
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>>2359321All things considered
nonnie Australia isn't that bad. Having grown up in Perth myself I feel you, it really sucks. Perth sucked every last bit of life out of me, but moving over east really healed my soul. I hope you get out soon.
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the nonas seem to like our troon creepshots.
these were the two geriatric ones that were near-disabled looking. they had lipstick smeared all over their faces (one isn’t pictured, but was worse) they both had shitty wigs on and these weird outfits. i saw them walking around that neighbourhood frequently hand in hand
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>>2363056HOLY ARMHAIR. OH MY GOD. How can anyone look at this shit and think "Yes, this is fine, this should be allowed to go out in public. Totally not a pervert, just a regular human female"
Anyways, a moment of silence for that dress. She's fighting the good fight despite having her hopes and dreams of being put on a figure it was tailored for shattered.
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>>2363104I pray for u every day. You had to
smell that
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i thought it was australia day yesterday but happy aussie day nonnies!
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>>2371033They use AI to compete with Shein.
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melbnonas… i'm so lonely. if you're 18-30 please..
>>>/g/473766 do i come across as desperate? because i ami've met one other ausnona but if i could meet a melbnona my life would be complete.
picrel is when those two homeless people had sex on bourke st, what is your fav weird moment of your cities?
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since the amerifags are birdposting i thought i’d join in because we have cool birds. have any of you seen a black cockatoo before? if so, yellow or red? i’ve seen both only like once or twice
>>2379341what did you get up to? i assume you went to the museum? i hope you enjoyed!
>i expected to see gendies everywhere but i hardly saw any!its not like they’re swimming around everywhere but you see them more than your avg place. tbh, the cbd and carlton are more highly populated and you will see a few(maybe you just mistook some for regular melbfags kek), the northern suburbs are particularly bad for the gendies. carlton though is still practically the city, and if you were doing
normal human activities you wouldn’t see them as much.
>fare evasion is so easyi haven’t had a myki in yeaars kek, in highschool we realised a loophole that they can’t fine you if you’re on your way to or from school, so i took full advantage of that and my babyface. i’ve only got caught like 3 times, nothing ever amounted of it.
how strict is sydney? i assumed it would be more or less the same. the psos here do have a bad rep though, if you do happen to be on a tram/train/bus with inspectors you’re basically screwed unless it’s super crowded or you get off, and sometimes they’ll follow you
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>>2379380AYRT. Congrats on the free fares kek! It’s nice that they don’t fine children on their way to school. This was actually my first time ever fate evading. It was just so easy not to tap on when leaving the free tram zone!
In Sydney transit officers are always at the gates where you tap on, but I never see them on the trains. I feel like it’s very different from Canberra where there are always transit officers on the trams and they’re always checking tickets. I kind of like it though because it feels safer.
>what did you get up to? i assume you went to the museum?Mostly museums and galleries! Also a little bit of shopping and some clubbing with a friend kek. So mostly normal stuff but you’re right, maybe I just mistook them for regular Melbfags.
>have any of you seen a black cockatoo before? if so, yellow or red? I’ve seen both!
>>2379385 I get the same kinds of birds around my area too. The gang gangs are rare though. I really like currawaongs, they’re so friendly. I also see lots of grass parrots (red rumped parrots) around and think they’re really cute.
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>>2379380I had a pair of ospreys build a nest near me but it's now abandoned. It was really nice going to check on them or seeing them fly over my house. They hung around for a good nine months. I hope they just moved on after being mobbed one too may times by all the other local birds. Weird that the magpies would kick up a stink over an osprey considering they only go after fish but I guess they don't like any birds of prey.
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>>2379385i love aussie birds they’re all so unique. i saw a superb fairy-wren once which was awesome (picrel)
i even think noisy minors are cute kek, they arent ours i know>>2379444ayrt, i think they’re even thinking of
extending the free tram zone kek. it definitely discourages people to tap on/off when travelling within the cbd.
>In Sydney transit officers are always at the gates where you tap onit’s the same here but only at the city stations, 1-2 stops out of the city and you’ll stop seeing them. honestly the main time you need to be weary of here is when they’re knocking off from work because they all take the trains back together and cram in as many fines as possible kek
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doubleposting to say i saw two tawny frogmouths cuddled up in the daytime once, they were very hard to spot (picrel)
>>2379488that’s so sweet! it’s a shame magpies are such little shits.
at one of my old houses cockatoos would chill out on my balcony, but the little stupid pest birds would fuck with them all the time
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>>2379380We have such lovely birds. My dad has adopted a flock of lorikeets and feeds them every day, them mfs are bold and just climb all over him kek. He used to feed cockatoos as well but they cause a lot of damage, too bad because they're so cute.
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>>2380452They're so sensitive. Like, over Facebook? I would
slightly understand if some deranged Karen-stereotype woman went up in his face and screeched it irl but on Facebook is hilarious. What's next, he's going to personally report every mean comment saying he's a man he sees online?
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>>2379380Australian birds are so cool I love all birds but ours are so beautiful. I'm studying social learning/ cumulative culture right now and focusing on Australian native birds because they're so silly and unique. Their reactions to urbanisation have been really quick given it's only happened in the past few centuries, our birds are so smart.
Also if any nonas can think of birds adapting to urbanisation through social learning please do share!! Examples I have are crows unzipping lunchboxes to get food, cockatoos opening bins with their beaks to eat the rubbish, and ibises pick cane toads up with their mouth, shake them so they excrete poison, and then dunk them in water so they're edible!!! Our birds are awesome.
Also I only recently found out ibises are native I was convinced they were bought from Africa.
I think lorikeets are my favourite Aussie bird but I also love tawny frogmouths like the other nona mentioned! Sorry for sperging
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>>2384630ayrt, I love superb fairy wrens they're gorgeous! I'm so jealous lol it sounds like you live in a beautiful place.
>Also no shame in thinking noisy miners are cute, and they're also nativesOhhh! Thank you lol, my only bird knowledge comes from when my dad did twitching while I was a kid kek.
Picrel is a grey honeyeater, I think they're the cutest.
I also used to 'nestboxing' which is climbing up trees to check the manmade boxes that are placed in deforested areas to provide marsupials a place to sleep, and one time I was lucky enough to spot a family of sugar gliders with two little babies! I'll never forget it. I was also almost lucky enough to see an eastern quoll at my families property, but didn't end up seeing them with my own two eyes sadge
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okay i was nona who posted there was a huge tranny genocide protest in my city (melbourne) and this photo captures one of the beautiful specimens better. today i have seen 100+ trannies and genderspecials. i’m on the train home right now and two TIM teenagers wearing miniskirts were sat next to me (its 23 degrees)
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>>2387664looked up after writing that post and you truely cannot make this shit up.
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it’s TOO HOT
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>>2392900>>2392903if you live in the outer suburbs of a city or in the countryside kangaroos are just as common as deer in other places. they're actually somewhat overpopulated so hunting them is also the same as deer.
>Have you seen them in the city areas?a friend i know who lives about an hour or two out of the city has 100s of kangaroos hanging out around the area. sometimes there'll be a few rogue ones/packs hanging out closer to cities though.
>are they aggressive?the big muscly ones you see are a specific breed and only the alpha male of a pack, they're red kangaroos. the average kangaroo you see is timid
>Also what about other animals?we have a lot of species of marsupials so we see possums and stuff pretty regularly in cities
>picrelalso because a lot of our animals are marsupials, when you hit one (wombat/kangaroo/wallaby, which are all just as common as deer or other overpopulated species) it's encouraged to check the pouches for babies. some people will spraypaint dead ones with an X if they've already checked them. anyone can rescue them, and there are signs everywhere on roads with lots of animals of where to call and go if you find a baby or hit something
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>>2393460what
>>2393470 said and they're also very gamey
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/two-nurses-australia-suspended-reportedly-making-antisemitic-comments-rcna191985As bad as this might be, there's way worse terrorist-level hate that just gets slapped on the wrist. The fact that Australia is so sympathetic to troons falls under the same umbrella
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>>2398274I blame the non-governmental organizations financed by international speculative capital holders.
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>>2398274Australia capes for troons because they are men and for pooners because they are "non-women", and are therefore more important than women. We cape for Muslims because we're scared of jihad and if they perceive one slight we're done for. The religion of peace line helps us sleep at night.
>>2398371>Begging for taxpayer moneyDemanding protection money.>>2398274
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Going to Bali this year for the first time as per my family's request. Have any Ausnonnies been and went? I've never journeyed overseas so I'm a little overwhelmed about organising myself. Also, I wish there was a service that imported all the bacteria I'm not used to so I'd be adapted and ready to eat all the pre-cut fruit and Indonesian shower water I desire ahead of travel time.