Even if that were true, it's better than what y'all are suffering with now lol. What the fuck is wrong with welfare? Can't people be looked after by the government you're all paying for while you work on a better solution? Shit doesn't have to be all or nothing.

Letting perfect get in the way of the good lookin ass

Aussie media likes to say someone was "slammed" for doing or saying something thats being criticized. It's tacky and clickbaity as fuck. Half the time they were "slammed" and you look inside and it's just someone saying "that's really not on mate".

Then he hits it with a master lock and it just pops open.

At least use more modern Aussie culture for your post. We've done more than just rip a cone through a shark.

Western Australia got rid of daylight savings years ago and it's literally gone unnoticed. Only reason I remember it's a thing is the memes, or if I have to do something involving eastern states and they're either 2 or 3 hours again depending on time of year.

"you sound hot" usually shuts em up in my experience

I agree. I'd rather not need to use the wiki to avoid spoilers, but a lot of games are extremely vague on the details like how am keen works or where to find a specific mob that drops the thing you need etc. Idk if I've played one game in the last 5-10 years that didn't require at least one check of the wiki because the in game descriptions were too vague or non-existent.

I listen to Aussie music. But I don't stream because it's garbage now, and radio is worse.

A better campaign would be fixing how we can access the media. Streaming companies and ads are ruining everything.

Recently tried played the valheim 1.0 with my fiance and there was literally no wiki with the information we were looking for about stuff from the new update. Anything that wasn't ai/SEO slop just had the item descriptions straight from the game with no further information. The ai slop "wikis" were just making shit up and straight up wrong. I'm now finding the same thing with a few other games I've been playing.

If there isn't an official wiki, or the game isn't already well established then the info is nowhere to be found, or so buried I'll never see it. Feels like we almost need to go back to gaming magazines like the early 2000s.

I'm finding this with every aspect of the internet now too. It's nearly at the point where if I don't know someone who knows the answer to my question then I just don't get to know. Time to invest in one of those encyclopaedia sets every school used to have.

That hospital has a pretty big budget for decorations

That might be an open source model, but it's definitely not the premium option.

There are some very expensive models out there. Astell & Kern for one, even the brand I got my $100 DAP from has a model that's a few thousand dollars