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@Bianconero_Aus
So I went to this Outback Steakhouse, I had to go to the restroom. I went up to the front desk girl and asked where is the restroom. She pointed back to a corner and said it’s over there where that British looking flag is with the stars… I said “Australia”, she replied lol yeah.
lol like wtf I just continued on and walked away. It was a young ditzy girl.
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So I went to this Outback Steakhouse, I had to go to the restroom. I went up to the front desk girl and asked where is the restroom. She pointed back to a corner and said it’s over there where that British looking flag is with the stars… I said “Australia”, she replied lol yeah.
lol like wtf I just continued on and walked away. It was a young ditzy girl.
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what a retard she is. British looking flag with the stars….
Sorry to hear that.
Most of us are fortunate enough to be quite separated from death as a regular occurrence. It's weird, really, as when I was a kid growing up in Chicago I had classmates who would occasionally die of some childhood disease in a way that doesn't happen so much today. (Though there is measles and all...) And when more people were working in agriculture and farming, death was a normal part of life.
And with us having fewer and fewer intergenerational homes, we're not exposed as much to the decline and death of elderly either... often sending them away to a care home somewhere else.
Which is why things like the death of a Pope I think are more relevant than ever. A lot of people are disconnected from that experience. Ugly as it is. But it brings home how precious life is.
You should have trolled her and told her about your time exploring the British Outback.
Most of us are fortunate enough to be quite separated from death as a regular occurrence. It's weird, really, as when I was a kid growing up in Chicago I had classmates who would occasionally die of some childhood disease in a way that doesn't happen so much today. (Though there is measles and all...) And when more people were working in agriculture and farming, death was a normal part of life.
And with us having fewer and fewer intergenerational homes, we're not exposed as much to the decline and death of elderly either... often sending them away to a care home somewhere else.
Which is why things like the death of a Pope I think are more relevant than ever. A lot of people are disconnected from that experience. Ugly as it is. But it brings home how precious life is.
You should have trolled her and told her about your time exploring the British Outback.
@mjromeo81
Recently, I have been busy with configuring Mikrotik devices, I remembered that you work in Australia. I wanted to know if Mikrotik equipment is used in Australia and if they have a reputation there.
Recently, I have been busy with configuring Mikrotik devices, I remembered that you work in Australia. I wanted to know if Mikrotik equipment is used in Australia and if they have a reputation there.
OK, most online quizzes are basically honeytraps for your data. I'm less suspicious of this one...
I managed to score pretty well on WhichYear, but I got toasted by a 1930 photo.
WhichYear 4/25/25
4557 pts (top 13%)
5️⃣ avg. years off
3️⃣ 3️⃣ 5️⃣ 3️⃣
https://whichyr.com
I managed to score pretty well on WhichYear, but I got toasted by a 1930 photo.
WhichYear 4/25/25
4557 pts (top 13%)
5️⃣ avg. years off
3️⃣ 3️⃣ 5️⃣ 3️⃣
https://whichyr.com