You should probably thank the whole team, but as they say, there's no i in genius!
12.03.2026 02:27
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You should probably thank the whole team, but as they say, there's no i in genius!
Bowling pins, which famously reappear every time they are knocked down.
He would, but you know - bone spurs.
Who exactly is the "leadership"? It's hard to tell who is pulling who's strings, but clearly Netanyahu and Putin are having some say in this deadly fiasco.
It's funny how you guys have different names even though it's obvious you are twins 🤔
If by "well" you mean a deep dark hole in the ground with sludge at the bottom, then yes.
...or Wollongong 😉
I mean, that's really bad. They need to be ripped to shreds for this. Where's Laura Tingle when you need her? (Dubai, dang it)
Wash your mouth young man! There will be no dying!
I can only assume the Nats have just given up.
Seeing as Labor appear to be moving to the right, I think Australia needs a new leftish party of some kind.
Priorities! 😅
Denial is a river in Egypt.
TBF, sometimes a bagged salad is off by the time you get it home: www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPR1...
The 2011 withdrawal left a vacuum filled by ISIS, so the US returned to Iraq again in 2014 until withdrawing yet again in Dec, 2021. The US still has 2,500 troops there. 24 years later.
I guess that makes it all OK then.
Yes, believe it or not, lead paint is still used in 3rd world countries. It's banned in most western countries though due the high risk to children in particular.
She supplied a very specific measurement - 23 parts per million. That measurement didn't come from the lumetallix demo.
And I agree too. The thing that is not mentioned (in the bit I saw) is in regard to transparency. Developers should be transparent about choices being made to influence model behaviour. This gives users an opportunity to choose a right fit for them and to understand the end results more completely.
What kind of math is he doing?!?
Paying people the minimum locks them into a week-to-week cycle. Evidence is that most people in need want to become independent, and will achieve that with the right support. Not only WAY cheaper for the govt in the long run, but better for everyone.
I was think (re: budgeting advice) that I could have used some way back when such things like that were too pricey for me. I'm assuming when you say "they", you are referring to First Nations people. However I wasn't.
I think that if you pay people enough money, they will find their own.
Oh, when did he become leader? Was that the other week when they had a little melt-down?
So I find myself wondering why such a large number voted for it? Like nearly everyone voted against making it non-compulsory.
Got caught by the weasly words "..in favour of disagreeing..". I really don't like the idea of goverments telling people what they can and can't buy either. A scheme where people (anyone below some income threshold) can get regular free budgeting advice does seem like a worthwhile endeavour though.
Are you sure? That's not what Frankie Boyle has spent decades telling me.
At last, a HUGE opportunity for Jacinta Price. All she has to do is defect to the Nats - which is a pretty standard move for people without standards.
Autopilot trying to do the lords work.
...and the concrete wall?
That's the most persuasive argument I've seen yet, but I'm still refusing to use Open Ai.
I wouldn't want anyone messing with my panini maker like this either.