Sarah
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Sarah
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But while this is not the case, I guess I will be submitting all the submissions. Or maybe sharpening my pitchfork.
I would love to not have to do the democracy homework, and just sit on my complacent tush reading cosy fantasy novels or something while dedicated legislators work systematically through a well devised process, taking heed of the advice of an independent, expert public service.
He might call her fat and ask her where the man he's supposed to be meeting is.
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Teachers, drs, nurses, etc are dealing with a government that has refused to listen and has steadily stripped away anything that is useful and makes it possible to do a great job.

The strike on the 23 Oct is 100% necessary.

The strike on the 23 Oct is 100% justified.
Less.

Careless, hopeless, gormless and feckless.
My neighbours' tramp seems firmly secured. Can't say the same for their astroturf, which is trying to make a break for it.
Ever noticed how the marketing of these tech bubbles percolates down a hierarchy of privilege? First the tech bros, then the management bros, now women, next it will be seniors, or POC...

IME, it doesn't get very far.
I hear they have a space free.
Oh, I think of it as programming as well, and having Mrs Boggs' spreadsheet beats just about any other type of business analysis hands down when it comes to actually building that business app.
Except for Excel, which has been used by untrained people to build shitty business apps for ages.

Then you end up with Mrs Boggs the accounts lady being a pretty capable engineer, having learned the lessons of the past 30 years of CS and data management history by bitter trial and error.
Of course women don't like the cybertruck.

Women only want one thing.
It's an attempt to reestablish the power structure they're emotionally attached to, at a time that they are feeling particularly vulnerable.

It would probably be some sort of ethical breach to point this out while removing a catheter.
I dunno, I think I'd like to be a fly on the wall when Hegseth asks why NZ haven't sent a nice buff man to talk about the warfighter business.
No one told you when to run.
You missed the starting gun.
Every kind receptionist needs a grumpy headmaster for contrast.
Maybe he should have fired one or two. Y'know, pour encourager les autres, and all that.
Don't forget the nightshades!
This and the Citrus Triangle.
I would expect anyone who touts his experience running an organisation with a unionised workforce to have a working knowledge of it as well.
I would venture to suggest that, like a fish is raised in water, you were indeed raised political.
Ubuntu plus a business-spec ex-lease Lenovo FTW.
I don't recall. He may have used up his supply of "Look..." trying to convince Ingrid that what the workers want the unions to do is something other than what the workers voted to do as a union.
He broke out the "go where the jobs are" line on Morning Report again this morning. But his voice did that thing where it goes up an octave from stress.