I thought it might be a sunset alarm for prayer but the Muslim prayer times get later every day, not earlier, because they're tied to sunset so idk really.

oh my it's on the Internet Archive brb learning to type

archive.org/details/type...

I'm trying to remember if all the animals looked ill. I think probably they did.

You are a koala, travelling around Australia, riding geographically appropriate animals and periodically being chased by geographically appropriate enemies to make you type faster.

I learned in year 5. I went to a very small primary school, and in 1998-1999 the yrs 4-6 teacher was experimenting with teaching us typing. He got a boring software that we hated, then he struck gold with Kewala's Typing Adventure and had to make a roster of who got to play Kewala.

I wrote a pastiche of Hound in year 12 and had a great time. I wonder if I still have it.

I wonder if anyone's screening or performing Leopoldstadt anywhere I can see it.

I wrote a pastiche of Hound in year 12 and had a great time. I wonder if I still have it.

I wonder if anyone's screening or performing Leopoldstadt anywhere I can see it.

No, but you asking has had me go "huh. i can see why someone would think that. Did I ever think that?". It has a sort of compelling vibe to it - it SOUNDS like it would mean independence, but it doesn't actually.

I ran the fuck away from an indeterminate brown snake in the front yard as a kid. Could have been a python, could have been an Eastern Brown aka Ultra Dangerous, I didn't stop to check. There's also red bellied black snakes, which are dangerous but not aggressive. I've seen them only a few times.

I've seen I guess a normal amount of snakes, for someone from rural Australia. Mostly they were in the garage and mostly they were pythons, which are mostly harmless and good to have around as rat-eaters. You don't bother them, they don't bother you.

Sounds about right. I think any reasonable rattler would object to bush invasion.

Like. Fellas. Stop it with the snakes. Call the snake catcher. You are not a snake catcher but soon the snake may be a you catcher!

Same reason why 71% of lethal snake bite victims in Australia 200-2016 were men, aged 18-70, and 20% of them were bit while trying to pick it up

Toxic masculinity kills!

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

The weird one i saw in Cahill Park near the airport in like 2012 or 2013. It had mostly eastern rosella look but it was all yellow. Must have been some kind of hybrid, but it didn't look like an escaped pet.

Okay fine just parrots just Sydney
Red rumped parrot
Rainbow lorikeet
Sulfur crested cockatoo
Yellow tailed black cockatoo
Eastern Rosella
Too many parrots!
Crimson Rosella
Weird hybrid rosella
Little corella
Long billed corella
King parrot
Galah
See what i meant about parrots hahahah

Found this old imported tweet from 2016 of a BAAAABY ECHIDNA bsky.app/profile/kayl...

Often 'the wild' = in the backyard (wallaby & roo), under the clothes line (echidna), on the path outside the front door (snake), in the tree outside chortling and eating banksia pods (cockatoo), things of this nature