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Comment:Open mike 07/11/2019
Date published: 7:42 am, November 7th, 2019True and funny In every good disaster movie, we get to meet the easily dispensable character: someone who mixes just enough stupidity with just enough mediocrity to be cannon fodder for the impending calamity. In the epic shipwreck of Donald Trump’s ...
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Comment:Daily review 06/11/2019
Date published: 10:18 pm, November 6th, 2019What a joke. Shows the utter rubbish this government is saying they are doing about the climate emergency. Criminal negligence imo
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Comment:Open mike 06/11/2019
Date published: 12:12 pm, November 6th, 2019Idiots - don't they know we have just signed a historic trade deal that will generate lots of profit for our exporters - we are sweeeeeet. The world’s people face “untold suffering due to the climate crisis” unless there are major transformations to global...
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Comment:National's fundamentals
Date published: 11:32 am, November 6th, 2019+ 1 that guy's not a brainbox that's for sure lol
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Comment:Open mike 05/11/2019
Date published: 9:43 am, November 5th, 2019a pondering wft about this trade deal - how does the climate emergency fit with this - seems fucken forgetful to me. My 12 year old just left for school camp today - I'm pleased he gets to do this. Jacinda pisses me off but the alternatives are nauseating ...
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Comment:Dunedin's Hillside Rail Workshop
Date published: 1:05 pm, November 4th, 2019Good indeed for everyone and especially for dunners - thank you for going down this track.
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Comment:Trickle down fails yet again
Date published: 10:13 am, November 4th, 2019yes as with most of your scientific thinking you display on here it is just supposition and conjecture and made up thunks - if you know so much prove it.
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Comment:Open mike 04/11/2019
Date published: 8:01 am, November 4th, 2019Great news for dunners and future proofing for us all The Government announced last week it was dedicating $19.97million of provincial growth funding to re-establish the workshop as a mechanical hub and heavy engineering facility to service KiwiRail's ...
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Comment:Trickle down fails yet again
Date published: 10:47 pm, November 3rd, 2019you were serious and dim alwyn and you know it - just a very poor understanding of physics and space from you - really poor lol
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Comment:Open mike 02/11/2019
Date published: 9:04 am, November 2nd, 2019Starting to hurt - I'm sure his pants would spontaneously combust in his wee fireside chat - what a turkey Donald Trump has insisted he has “done nothing wrong” and does not deserve to be impeached, and made the extraordinary suggestion that he appear on ...
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Comment:Unapologetic populism?
Date published: 10:32 pm, October 30th, 2019No - I don't like his ideology and tbh I only liked one or two Smith songs - I do rate Johnny Marr of course. And I also like Billy Bragg and his views on morrissey. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/jul/08/billy-bragg-morrissey-rightwing-youtube-...
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Comment:Open mike 30/10/2019
Date published: 8:12 pm, October 30th, 2019lol I got the cane at high school and those welts lasted for weeks - didn't really change much I think - I still swear. I'm sure the sadistic educator had nightmares for weeks though - having to stare at my bum as he whipped me 4 times. Still truth is ...
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Comment:Open mike 30/10/2019
Date published: 12:35 pm, October 30th, 2019A hero at age 16 The Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has refused to accept an environmental award, saying the climate movement needed people in power to start to “listen” to “science” and not awards. ...She addressed the decision in a post on ...
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Comment:Can't Simon Bridges prove a double negative
Date published: 12:13 pm, October 30th, 2019This is good policy a crackdown on drug peddling criminal scum. It's not a crackdown on the corporate sector so yeah nah. There is nothing new here Good you agree that it is just politics and grandstanding by a disliked leader faltering at every step on ...
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Comment:Unapologetic populism?
Date published: 12:04 pm, October 30th, 2019music cred? Sure The Smiths were great but he ain't imo. The quote is stupid and designed for right wingers imo. I think t.rump will get another term - cause more sorts of shit around the world and in the US - add increasing climate mayhem, refugees, ...
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Comment:Small start to inflated bullshit.
Date published: 7:57 am, October 30th, 2019yep the freeze peachers are his natural comrades I think
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Comment:Open mike 29/10/2019
Date published: 10:55 pm, October 29th, 2019exactly - an unrelated issue not connected other than the unemployed often get dragged into non-related points.
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Comment:Open mike 29/10/2019
Date published: 10:30 pm, October 29th, 2019paper boys have gone extinct I think
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Comment:Small start to inflated bullshit.
Date published: 8:56 pm, October 29th, 2019trotter has lowered his standards and ability to comprehend imo - hanging out with the righties too much
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Comment:Unapologetic populism?
Date published: 8:48 pm, October 29th, 2019he's got no cred mate - racist right winger Morrissey reaffirms support for far-right party and claims 'everyone prefers their own race' https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/morrissey-interview-far-right-for-britain-racist-brexit-...
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Comment:Daily review 29/10/2019
Date published: 8:41 pm, October 29th, 2019I hope this person is proud of their shooting - scummy bastard From Project Jonah New Zealand f/book An update below on the condition of Owha, the Leopard Seal often seen in Auckland, who sustained what is believed to be a gun shot wound over the weekend. ...
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Comment:Open mike 29/10/2019
Date published: 8:37 pm, October 29th, 2019Yeah I would have thought so too Some of the survey respondents named taste, nutrition and price as barriers to trying plant-based meat alternatives. ...Despite plant-based meat alternatives evolving from traditional options, the research says only a fifth...
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Comment:Open mike 29/10/2019
Date published: 5:33 pm, October 29th, 2019Good work citizens A third of New Zealanders are cutting down on their meat consumption or not eating any at all, new research shows. The survey of more than 1000 people found that 31 percent have been limiting their meat intake over the past year, with a ...
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Comment:Open mike 29/10/2019
Date published: 10:02 am, October 29th, 2019Agree - a pretty standard, funny and slightly pointed kiwi saying. I can't sense malice in that.
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Comment:Open mike 28/10/2019
Date published: 8:01 pm, October 28th, 2019in vino - talk to her and her disrespectful try to shut the discussion down put down regarding what she thought my age was and then come back and I'll give you the time of day - I don't care about the age of people - you or her - I take what they write as ...
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Comment:Happy Labour day
Date published: 6:23 pm, October 28th, 2019Had a small celebration with my 12 year old today as I explained what the day was about and why unions are awesome - ate some cake to celebrate people working together to create a better world for others.
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Comment:Open mike 28/10/2019
Date published: 6:08 pm, October 28th, 2019Terrible - the right will love this shit and use it again and again...
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Comment:Open mike 28/10/2019
Date published: 5:30 pm, October 28th, 2019you forget that those two know next to nothing about it so they must have a say and put their opinions across
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Comment:Open mike 28/10/2019
Date published: 12:43 pm, October 28th, 2019you may well be 80 or so but it is irrelevant to me I read what you write and respond to that - sorry if you don't like it
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Comment:Open mike 28/10/2019
Date published: 12:16 pm, October 28th, 2019Yeah nah you just defended t.rump by deflecting
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Comment:Open mike 28/10/2019
Date published: 11:40 am, October 28th, 2019I agree - wtf indeed
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