• Gibsonhasafluffybutt@aussie.zone
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    I celebrated too early.

    I need a biopsy of my thyroid. And if it’s not good then it’ll be removed. Doc said 95% of the time it’s fine but the worst case they’ll remove it.

    Yay I guess.

    Man I gotta say. The new life isn’t all its cracked up to be.

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    Flooded with calls today and yesterday from a scammer that knows who I bank with. My Origin bills are direct debited. Thanks Origin.

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      Remember the days when a party changing leaders while in government was seen as wildly inappropriate instead of standard operating procedure?

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      meanwhile hubs is all libs are gonna win…one nation gonna win and I’m like “Can you not be a pessimistic cunt on this fine day”

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        Patricia Karvelas said this before her resignation. What a dark timeline we are on.

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      Why?

      Will Labour stop doing dumb things and just get wise for once. It’s politics, they should play politics. Rule by law, not by gentlemen’s agreements, cos Liberal Party and the oligarchy are not gentlemen

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    The waffle maker has arrived, golden sirple has been obtained. Tomorrow is waffle day. 🧇🧇🧇

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    PSA: the new Caramilk Biscoff ‘chocolate’ is crack. I recommend buying the smaller bars, not a whole block. Mea culpa. It’s not chocolate as such, but as a sweet treat - oh my, oh my, oh my.

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    Yet another multi hour domestic from over the back fence. Charming. When they say check out a place you’re looking to buy at different hours of the day, I didn’t think 3am was included.

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      We had neighbours at one point that would have blues no matter the hour. My favourite was one at around 7pm about fish n chips. I think by the end they’d forgotten who even wanted to fish n chips, let alone who paid for them.

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      same, i spilled berroca, lucky for me I have a spare so I can wash one while the wear the other

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        Likewise peacocks. I will never forget the day I saw a peacock face down a thoroughbred stallion, and win.

        The peacock had a habit of eating out of the horse’s feed bin, and every time the horse tried to get close enough to actually eat his dinner, the peacock rattled his tail at him, and scared him off. We eventually had to catch up the horse every evening and take him inside so he could eat his dinner in peace. But the peacock followed him into his stall and tried to scare him off again. So we caught the peacock and took it outside again. And again. This happened quite a few times until we doused the peacock with water, which dampened his ardour a bit, and he didn’t come into the barn again for a while. Was definitely a situation, as a horse eating his dinner too quickly (to prevent random peacocks) can lead to major health and digestive problems. And this stallion was worth several million dollars at least to his owners, so something had to be done.

        The peacocks and peahens were kept on the property to eat up fallen grain so mice and consequent snakes didn’t come around. Eventually the peacocks were replaced with guinea fowl, which are much easier to handle. And quieter.

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          that is one aggressive bird, poor horse 🤨

          and guinea fowl are lovely, they are wild in the jungles up north

          would love to get little california quails one day if I had a yard

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