I think my favourite comment has beenI don't even work but it would still be nice to have a long weekend.
or soemthing to that effect
(or soemthing to that effect
arrangedletters,
Mon 16 Feb 2009, 3:37,
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oh for fuck's sakeI think the minimum iq to use facebook would be a great idea.
Although I think that all states should share public holidays, and if the day falls on a Saturday, tough biccies, work on Monday.
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Mon 16 Feb 2009, 3:40,
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Although I think that all states should share public holidays, and if the day falls on a Saturday, tough biccies, work on Monday.
minimum iq thing is void thoughas you give up any claims to some form of intellectual superiority as soon as you join.
( arrangedletters,
Mon 16 Feb 2009, 3:43,
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no then the arguments will simply be a bit better thana:I believe that your argument is invalid.
b:fuk off ur 2 dum to argue proper ey.
and would become civilised:
a:I believe that your argument is invalid.
b:How dare you sir, I'll have you know that I went to Cambridge!
a:Oh what were you doing there? Buying a tie?
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Mon 16 Feb 2009, 3:46,
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b:fuk off ur 2 dum to argue proper ey.
and would become civilised:
a:I believe that your argument is invalid.
b:How dare you sir, I'll have you know that I went to Cambridge!
a:Oh what were you doing there? Buying a tie?
Someone suggesting that their argument is valid because they went to cambridge is still retarded.
gronkpan @vomitinglarry.bsky.social,
Mon 16 Feb 2009, 3:51,
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I couldn't be bothered typing up a whole proper argumentand i wanted to use the buying a tie joke.
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Mon 16 Feb 2009, 3:53,
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I do get iritated by the"just don't comment if you don't like it" comments on youtube and such. and how any debate can be rendered into immature slagging matches with in words.
but then I also apply the "well that's why we have a remote control" argument to situations like the daily mail decrying anything..
I like being a hypocrit.
*although not fully hypocritical as they are always baying for blood rather than entering into a civil debate but whatever*
(but then I also apply the "well that's why we have a remote control" argument to situations like the daily mail decrying anything..
I like being a hypocrit.
*although not fully hypocritical as they are always baying for blood rather than entering into a civil debate but whatever*
arrangedletters,
Mon 16 Feb 2009, 4:00,
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You'll be singing a different tune once you've been employed for a few yearsI would very much like a day off.
A day where I don't need to pretend to be sick.
All these cries of "unaustralian" are completely retarded but that doesn't mean that I'd rather be at work.
(A day where I don't need to pretend to be sick.
All these cries of "unaustralian" are completely retarded but that doesn't mean that I'd rather be at work.
gronkpan @vomitinglarry.bsky.social,
Mon 16 Feb 2009, 3:48,
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it doesn't really matter to me now, and probably won't thenI generally do uni stuff on a weekend anyway. I actually like doing it...
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Mon 16 Feb 2009, 3:51,
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Yes but you're still young and fresh and you haven't had your soul sucked out of your arse yet.Give it a couple more years.
( gronkpan @vomitinglarry.bsky.social,
Mon 16 Feb 2009, 3:52,
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