Buzzy
@buzzy.nz
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One of my all time favorites:
*Spoiler*



A picture of a house.


A picture of a full moon.


The house says "oh no"


A picture of a were-house.
buzzy.nz
I think Ardern proved that "six weeks out from the election" is a really good time to pull this off.

Sufficient time to dominate press attention & build familiarity with the name. Not so much time to unearth any shortcomings.
buzzy.nz
Who do I know in NZ with a PS5?

I purchased a gift card for a nibling in error - can't take it back, so I'm now trying to find someone to sell it to. Hocking it on Trademe looks dodgy, so I'd prefer to find someone I already know.
buzzy.nz
HI
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YES, HOW ARE YOU?
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THAT'S GREAT
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OKAY NOW LET'S TALK MORE ABOUT THOSE QUARTERLY METRICS
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UH HUH
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OKAY LOVELY
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BYE
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Had one of those in the office pre-covid and OMG it was hard to concentrate during his conversations. They were at least work-related, but still...
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styler.bsky.social
I’m enjoying the retaking of frogs. I always felt incredibly sad for the original illustrator of pepe who had his creation stolen and exploited
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navmecheng.bsky.social
> It is 2025 BC. I am a soldier from one of the outlying provinces called to defend the pyramid in Memphis

> It is 2025 AD. I am a soldier from one of the outlying provinces called to defend the pyramid in Memphis
Soldiers at the Bass Pro Shops pyramid in Memphis, TN.
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olimnz.bsky.social
I present to you, a New Zealand citizen.
#nzpol
michaelsderby.bsky.social
Conservative tech lord Thiel said tighter financial regulations “were a sign that a singular world government has begun to emerge that could be taken over by an Antichrist figure who could then use it to exert control over people.” Via WashPost
Inside billionaire Peter Thiel’s private lectures: Warnings of ‘the Antichrist’ and U.S. destruction
In leaked recordings of private lectures by tech billionaire Peter Thiel he argued that “the Antichrist” is likely to take the form of a critic of technology.
www.washingtonpost.com
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eerieseymour.bsky.social
The Orphan Crusher is here to stay. If we don’t feed more Orphans to the Crusher the Orphan Crushing industry will die. It’s time to wake up to the reality of the Orphan Crusher. The Orphan Crusher is worth billions. We need to teach people to use the Orphan Crusher. It’s here to stay.
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ryotlgf.bsky.social
nice chumba you got there. be a shame if someone wumba’d it
buzzy.nz
Beautiful photo!
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pault.bsky.social
The economy is not going to recover in time to give Luxon an election boost.
This means Winston, Luxon, and Seymour will try to stir up culture wars to distract us.
Don't get sucked in - just hammer home the lousy economic performance, the incredibly high cost of living, and the general despair.
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nikkihessell.bsky.social
These are the sorts of things you can do if you're serious about art, creativity, and growing an economy
mikeachim.bsky.social
Damn. This is amazing. £325 per week, paid monthly, for 3 years - and the result was a profit for the Irish economy:
www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employmen...
Post from Threads user rodneyowl: "Ireland has declared the Basic Income for Artists scheme permanent. This will be officially announced in tomorrow’s budget. Details to follow. Congratulations to all who fought for it and the present and future artists of all sorts in Ireland. That includes me 👌We’re just comin to the end of a 3 year pilot scheme. It’s been a roaring success. For every €1 paid out to the 2000 participants, the government got €1.46 back. Can’t argue with that. Other countries are already taking note."
buzzy.nz
Bring back webrings you cowards.
alyazabirze.bsky.social
this was called Cohost—not enough people used it or spent money on it relative to the amount of money it cost to (1) pay its 4 employees a living wage for their labor; and (2) keep the site running, so it died, nothing like it has taken its place at the scale it existed, and now we're here
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Worker owned social media when
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Heya @sophieodoom.bsky.social - can you follow me so I can send you a DM? Ta!
buzzy.nz
Aotearoa would be a vastly better place if politicians and their families were required to use the public education and healthcare systems.
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tauriq.bsky.social
If a little girl covered in ash appears hanging upside down from your ceiling dripping black bile and whispering in Latin, lay a mirror flat on the ground beneath her and count backwards from 24.

This works most of the time.
essencesimmone.blacksky.app
Those who are 35+, what advice do you have for people just entering their 30s?
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parsley72.bsky.social
Remember ladies, if he’s not ready to commit maybe you should introduce him to unit testing.
buzzy.nz
It's kumara farming:

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Nothing so grand as Australia. The future is apparently kumara farming in Dargaville.

I wish I was joking.

(via www.rnz.co.nz/news/politic...)
Asked where the jobs were for these young people, the prime minister pointed to the kūmara industry, which he had recently visited in Dargaville.

"[They're] desperate to get young people into it, find out that young people show up for a work for a little bit and then bugger off and don't show up the rest of the week. That's what we're trying to get, we're trying to get those young people connected with work so they can actually learn to show up on time, have a work ethic, join a team, work hard, and get some self-worth from it."
buzzy.nz
Nothing so grand as Australia. The future is apparently kumara farming in Dargaville.

I wish I was joking.

(via www.rnz.co.nz/news/politic...)
Asked where the jobs were for these young people, the prime minister pointed to the kūmara industry, which he had recently visited in Dargaville.

"[They're] desperate to get young people into it, find out that young people show up for a work for a little bit and then bugger off and don't show up the rest of the week. That's what we're trying to get, we're trying to get those young people connected with work so they can actually learn to show up on time, have a work ethic, join a team, work hard, and get some self-worth from it."
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lostarcnz.bsky.social
I have absolutely no doubt it is hard to live on the pension, Verity. But the pension is still the *best* of our benefit payments.

Also I think that maybe you mistook some of your monthly expenses as weekly expenses.

The article is here: www.stuff.co.nz/money/360842...
So I added up the costs of keeping me and my partner in power, water, phone, internet, rates, insurance, petrol and gym membership… $505 a week. Add $380 for groceries and that’s $885.