Quick trip to the local unemployed wildlife reserve
Did NOT want to do this but I’ve absolutely had enough. Beware of this user and several others. They have been consistently making xenophobic remarks, using slurs and stereotypes. They have repeatedly misgendered someone despite being asked not to
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Woke up 40 minutes late for the race.
Russell. What is going on. BROTHER.
It may be time to hang up the boots
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I remember driving past this racing track on Philip Island
I wish I stopped to visit 😭💔
😎 @jackmilleraus ends his final lap around Phillip Island on a #MotoGP bike with a MASSIVE WHEELIE
#AustralianGP 🇦🇺
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Unironically would doxx the recruiter if they ever did this before my interview
Replying to @fw_andyyy
20 year HR professional here. Many times I’d make candidates wait a few extra minutes to see how they handled it when they got frustrated. Weeded out a lot of hot heads. Me, I’m looking for patience and understanding.
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Naserati retweeted
In Australia, when you crash into someone, you don't get angry, you stay calm.
You ask the other driver if they are okay, and if they need an ambulance.
You then write down their details and rego and you take a few photos for the insurance company.
And if it's really bad, or there's no idea who caused it, you might call the police in to get them to record the incident.
Then you go ring your insurance company and a tow truck and go pick up your hire car.
You don't pull out the gun and start unloading bullets.
It's a car. They'll either fix it or replace it.
Might cost you an excess, but still better than the rest of your life in gaol.
What's most alarming, is the fact that I have to actually write this in a country that used to know it inherently..




























