maniacalmanicmania
@maniacalmanicmania@aussie.zone
- Comment on Beyonce is Everything 19 minutes ago:
Doubt it was FD. Probably combo of title and other things. Internet points lol.
- Comment on Beyonce is Everything 1 hour ago:
Didn’t know it was on the cards.
- Comment on Proof that Patrick Stewart exists in the Star Trek universe 2 hours ago:
Amazing. Also lol Patrick.
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- Comment on The Myth of the Alpha Male 13 hours ago:
Thanks. Thought so but had to check.
What you say is also briefly mentioned in the video
- Comment on The Myth of the Alpha Male 14 hours ago:
Is wr an acronym for something or just a misspelling?
- Comment on The Myth of the Alpha Male 14 hours ago:
The video briefly touches on the sigma myth also.
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- Comment on What games are just objective master pieces? 1 day ago:
I think masterpieces is one word.
- Queensland Literary Awards program under review after fellowship revoked from First Nations writerwww.abc.net.au ↗Submitted 1 day ago to news@aussie.zone | 0 comments
- Australia's new UN Palestinian statehood call as Husic urges targeted sanctions on Israelwww.sbs.com.au ↗Submitted 1 day ago to worldnews@aussie.zone | 0 comments
- Comment on Australian PM Albanese says Israel’s blockade of aid into Gaza is ‘an outrage’ 2 days ago:
But he did meet his dad, several times as quoted above.
- Comment on Australian PM Albanese says Israel’s blockade of aid into Gaza is ‘an outrage’ 2 days ago:
So his dad was from Italy:
Albanese was born on 2 March 1963 at St Margaret’s Hospital in the Sydney suburb of Darlinghurst.[16][17] He is the son of Carlo Albanese and Maryanne Ellery[18] (1936–2002).[19][20] His mother was an Australian, while his Italian father was from Barletta in Apulia, Italy. His parents met in March 1962 on a voyage from Sydney to Southampton, England, on the Sitmar Line’s TSS Fairsky, where his father worked as a steward, but did not continue their relationship afterwards, going their separate ways.[21][22][23] Albanese’s mother adopted Carlo’s surname for herself and named Anthony after his cousin Anthony Howett, who had died in a car accident in Northern New South Wales four years earlier.[24][25]
Growing up, Albanese was told that his father had died in a car accident; he did not meet his father, who was in fact still alive, until 2009, tracking him down initially with the assistance of John Faulkner, Carnival Australia’s CEO Ann Sherry (the parent company of P&O, which acquired the Sitmar Line in 1988) and maritime historian Rob Henderson, and then later the Australian Embassy in Italy and ambassador Amanda Vanstone.[21] He made contact with his father in 2009, visiting him a number of times in Italy, and also took his family there. His father died in 2014.[26] He subsequently discovered that he had two half-siblings.[22][23] During the Australian parliamentary eligibility crisis of 2017, it was noted that, although birth to an Italian father would ordinarily confer citizenship by descent, Albanese had no father recorded on his birth certificate and thus meets the parliamentary eligibility requirements of section 44 of the Constitution.[27]
- Comment on Australian PM Albanese says Israel’s blockade of aid into Gaza is ‘an outrage’ 2 days ago:
How did you surmise that?
- Submitted 2 days ago to news@aussie.zone | 4 comments
- Comment on One Bad Mother? In Defense of Star Trek's Lwaxana Troi 2 days ago:
Can you expand?
- Submitted 2 days ago to worldnews@aussie.zone | 15 comments
- ‘Serious consequences for Australian democracy’: Author uses prize speech to warn against censorshipwww.theage.com.au ↗Submitted 4 days ago to news@aussie.zone | 0 comments
- Comment on >:)> 5 days ago:
I think you mean Hail Satan.
- Comment on Hundreds join Sydney Uni Student General Meeting to reject university's new definition of antisemitism 5 days ago:
There are many good rank and file members but often their work is undermined not just by management but by Labor.
Case in point Sydney Uni NTEU branch was lead by a militant independent faction that had management on the back foot during the last EBA negotiations until the cliquey Labor run state division and the national office stepped in to fuck them over. This same independent group is also largely responsible for the campaign that saw the NTEU national council adopt the BDS positions last year.
Unfortunately that grouping lost a couple of key branch positions to Labor Zionists who are doing their utmost to prove to everyone how great they are being nice to management which being absolutely fucking useless when it comes to defending or fighting for any of the gains main in the last EBA.
- Comment on Hundreds join Sydney Uni Student General Meeting to reject university's new definition of antisemitism 5 days ago:
- Comment on Hundreds join Sydney Uni Student General Meeting to reject university's new definition of antisemitism 5 days ago:
Oh sorry shitforbrains, the printer was jammed. Here’s a copy of the transition plan:
spoiler
- Comment on Hundreds join Sydney Uni Student General Meeting to reject university's new definition of antisemitism 5 days ago:
The pleasure is all mine fuckface.
Here’s some more details.
- Comment on Hundreds join Sydney Uni Student General Meeting to reject university's new definition of antisemitism 5 days ago:
- Comment on When Daniel Levy inevitably tries to fire Big Ange 5 days ago:
Geez Zag sorry mate.
you could’ve used the term Australians prefer right off the bat
That’s more than a bit of a generalisation, no?
I actually kinda got excited for a sec at the idea of Aussie rules being played overseas
They do, I don’t think there are any other professional leagues though.
But I suppose that was the point?
Pretty sure. Also looks ai generated I aint fussed in this case.
- Comment on When Daniel Levy inevitably tries to fire Big Ange 6 days ago:
We’ve not been on the same page this whole thread. I thought you were trolling so I trolled back.
- Comment on When Daniel Levy inevitably tries to fire Big Ange 6 days ago:
It’s not
youme, it’smeyou. - Comment on When Daniel Levy inevitably tries to fire Big Ange 6 days ago:
It’s like roller derby in Panam.
- Comment on When Daniel Levy inevitably tries to fire Big Ange 6 days ago:
Did I say football? I meant rollerball. His team successfully killed all their opponents on the rink and and got the most goals. Brutal sport that one.
- Comment on When Daniel Levy inevitably tries to fire Big Ange 6 days ago:
Fella in pic, Ange, an Australian, just coached football team to a comp win overseas. Levy, his boss, will probably fire him anyway because that big win came at expense of club performance in another comp.
