Jen
@juniperlilacs.bsky.social
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Once compared to a summer’s day and found to be significantly more frigid.
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Ah yes, Come come my lady-core:
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Regurgitator in the NW were under $50 which surprised me.
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Lol I was thinking 2 figures seemed cheap for 2025!
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I was going to post something incredibly inflammatory about the whole autism thing but instead I’m going to drink a hot chocolate.
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(My brain rejects it wholesale lololol)
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!!!!!!!!!!!! Okay!!!!!! I’m going to process this information!!!
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Look. I think only the brave people of Sydney can answer that question
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Australia were we all aware that Tyra Banks is in Sydney because she has an ice cream shop there called SMIZE & DREAM?!?!?!!!!!! And it sells HOT ICE CREAM?????!?!?!!!! Idk if she lives down here now or what but !!!!?
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!!!!!! Lena!!!! Makes me wonder about the small powdery mass I found in an op shop handbag the other day 😂
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If you lost your pink earrings in the Devonport Splash carpark they’re behind the counter inside.
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In the establishing montage of the movie of my life, at least 30 seconds would be dedicated to a supercut of me lining up my nipples before I go to the pool 😭
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“People have been fighting us Nazis for 100 years.”

(Everyone nods)
paleofuture.bsky.social
"Antifa has been around in various iterations for almost 100 years in some instances, going back to the Weimar Republic in Germany."

- Jack Posobiec at Trump's roundtable on antifa
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Today the Tas Govt officially binned the Planning Commission’s damning report into the proposed Mac Pt AFL stadium. But if the knuckleheads actually knew anything about ‘future prosperity’, they’d be focussed instead on essential infrastructure and services #auspol #politas
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twice a year the entire U.S. press becomes a marketing extension of a single billionaire-owned retailer, and nobody in any position of editorial power thinks it's weird or gross
photo of Google News search results for Amazon Prime Day (the second this year)
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PS I could not have attended that arts course if it wasn’t subsidised & neither could my classmates who ranged from 18 to 70yo, none of whom had thousands for fees. Meeting them was priceless. The variety & depth of life experience in that classroom was incredibly enriching. TAFE builds community.
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I did one semester of interior design at TAFE when I was 18 freshly out of high school - and despite dropping out sans qualification I’ve used those skills every year of the 25 years since. Most recently YESTERDAY. And I didn’t even enjoy learning them!
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TAFE focusses on practical & necessary skills - for arts this means navigating business too. Intellectual property, public liability, etc. The employment effects may be less obvious than a trade apprenticeship, but they are still present. ALL entry level skill building is important to the state.
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Even the classmates who didn’t aim for immediate employment in the arts used the skills in other jobs. There’s no such thing as wasted education. As a middle-aged millennial I can tell you every seemingly silly arts skill I’ve even partially learned in my life has come into usefulness at some point.
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I did Cert 3 arts at the NW TAFE pre covid, had freelance gigs as a result, watched my classmates get jobs or start small businesses - one of which directly contributed to the Spirit of Tasmania children’s entertainment program, which is a major public face of state tourism. The arts create jobs.
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“The AEU warned that removing subsidies for 12 courses, including those in the creative arts, will cause a devastating fee hike of up to 5400%, effectively ‘killing courses’ and locking out young Tasmanians.”

Disgraceful decision, must be reconsidered.

#politas tasmaniantimes.com/2025/10/tafe...
TAFE Arts Crisis - Fees Skyrocket, Exodus Feared - Tasmanian Times
The decision by the Minister for Skills and Jobs, Felix Ellis, to redirect TasTAFE course subsidies was defended as an essential move for “long-term viability” and to better meet the state’s growing d...
tasmaniantimes.com
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I’m actually still going to bed and naturally waking up at a reasonable time, it’s just that Big Daylight has moved the clock an hour to make me look bad. I’m good and normal you see, but The Summer Industrial Complex is against me personally, and all of you who participate in it are wrong.
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We're now finding out that as many as 70,000 people had their government IDs provided to prove their ages leaked by Discord. Like I wrote last week, this is an inherent risk (and made greater by a rushed process) of getting platforms to do age checks
Discord says 70,000 users may have had their government IDs leaked in breach
The ID pics had been submitted as part of age-related appeals.
www.theverge.com
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Shout-out to the Reddit thread where somebody said the best stain remover for food stains is actually dishwashing liquid. I just saved a pale pink wool and cotton jumper I got from the op shop, not realising it had several washed in stains on the front. Better results than actual stain remover!