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Meeping wainscot
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Middle-aged, goth-adjacent moper living her best (?) life in Aotearoa.
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Definitely the least fun of all the vaccinations I've had!
Taika on Educators?!? Brilliant. Such a great show if you can track it down.
Damn this migraine has taken its sweet time. Felt weird about an hour ago, and only now have the ~*sparkles*~ started. Good timing as I'm not busy today.
I’m waiting for a procedure on a never ending waitlisted. 100% support the strike.
I'm doing advertising stuff. IT'S SO BORING.
I'M SO FUCKING BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
…but he’s definitely a dimwit 😜
When I was small there was a hot song called “There is no depression in New Zealand” and my sophisticated arse thought it meant economic depression, in case you want to know the style of obnoxious I was as a kid.
I have a replica Aeroflot bag somewhere… in a soothing shade of brown.
Oh my lord. A colleague of mine flew Aeroflot once and claimed the pilot had an ejector seat as it was an ex-military plane. Which would be comforting. For the pilot.
A green burial is in my will 😊
I think frilly dimwit should join our fandom phrase list.
To be fair the Brits are always fed up.
She's fine, just a bit sore. And pissed off with the instructor.
My sister rides horses. She doesn't like using riding crops due to a riding-crop-related fall as a kid, but today her instructor told her she had to, that the horse she was on had never reacted badly to it. Just guess what happened next, I bet you can't.
For example, my boss was nearly in tears when they closed the Māori Health Authority (they actually HAD signalled that, but she didn't think they'd do it). She voted for them because that's the way the winds were blowing. We have a very gooey middle.
As a useful example, I don't know of any families here that have been divided because of politics. I think it's because we do not have Christian nationalism - we are largely atheist. No one would dream (for example) of touching abortion rights.
Very few of the policies they have enacted were signalled prior to their election. Most people are very politically naïve and generally Labour/National aren't a million miles away, policy wise.
People wanted a change after all the horrors of the previous years - Covid, terrorism, volcanoes. Jacinda reminded them of that time. And National certainly did not campaign on the policies they are now rolling out. I know people who voted for them and are now horrified.
I don't think its comparable to Obama/Trump. For all the faults of this government, we just don't have that kind of wild division in the country. National and Labour are usually not a million miles apart, policy wise - National would be closer to the Democrats.