theboy

6y

sup mate

rwina sawayama

6y

proper c***

theboy

6y

right on

theboy

6y

does anyone know that alternative zooper dooper that was sort of split into half like a figure 8?

nocomment

6y

no?

rwina sawayama

6y

crikey

Goku

6y

There’s blm protest in Australia!?

That’s so dope

EuroNymous

6y

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yeah there were massive ones (i didn't go because i had something else on)

we have our own police issues here

Goku

6y

That’s wild!

I need to meet some Aussie girls 🥴

EuroNymous

6y

this last year reminded me how many actual dumb c***s we have and the pandemic has just made them more unhinged

i didn't go to BLM protests so i can free rain to talk my s***

stream evangelion

6y

Feel sorry for melbournians they can't even go more than 5km except for work / shopping

OK OK

6y

More like 5-10 but for somewhat different reasons.

One of Americas major problems, particularly for young people, is the inaccessibility but near 'mandatory' nature of the tertiary education system. In Australia we pretty much have the same case but more so due to lucrative income from international students. Australia's major cities have way too many universities and have way too much staff that are over-paid for doing basic stuff (admin staff in particular are way over paid if you compare it to a normal job at a normal office). Now that international student income obviously isnt as high as expected many are struggling to stay afloat.

This leads to so many problems, firstly its increasing chinese intervention and influence in Australia. I dont know how anyone can debate this when we have University students being 'suspended' for Pro-HK stances and senior lecturers being diminished due to similar stances in chinese only communication. Our country has also had security attacks from China, is overly reliant on trade from them, had the property market hiked up by national and foreign investors, etc.

In Australia its the same thing in the sense that university tuitions are on the rise for no good reason, importance of Uni is over-stressed to create and keep cushy jobs etc. This is all s*** people dont want to hear because they have friends or families employed by Unis (including me) but its the truth that we have way too many unis for whats needed for our domestic population and then some. Unis accept pretty much anyone now and I'd love to see studies on how many actually get into graduate programs or jobs which require uni experience.

Also I already wrote a wall which no one will probably read. But increased housng prices with no increase in wages, increasing recreational costs (e.g. food/eating out), introduction of tipping culture, increase of renting and lack of home ownership in the younger generation, etc.

Influence of Press like Murdoch doesn't need to be talked about...

theboy

6y

it was kind of like two bubbles connected together with the zooper dooper juice in them but they were a lot more sour

they had them at the canteen at my primary school and I haven't seen them again

yesac

6y

Can't go more than 5km to shop either
It sucks, I'm ready for it to be over but not too soon either

OK OK

6y

More like 5-10 but for somewhat different reasons.

One of Americas major problems, particularly for young people, is the inaccessibility but near 'mandatory' nature of the tertiary education system. In Australia we pretty much have the same case but more so due to lucrative income from international students. Australia's major cities have way too many universities and have way too much staff that are over-paid for doing basic stuff (admin staff in particular are way over paid if you compare it to a normal job at a normal office). Now that international student income obviously isnt as high as expected many are struggling to stay afloat.

This leads to so many problems, firstly its increasing chinese intervention and influence in Australia. I dont know how anyone can debate this when we have University students being 'suspended' for Pro-HK stances and senior lecturers being diminished due to similar stances in chinese only communication. Our country has also had security attacks from China, is overly reliant on trade from them, had the property market hiked up by national and foreign investors, etc.

In Australia its the same thing in the sense that university tuitions are on the rise for no good reason, importance of Uni is over-stressed to create and keep cushy jobs etc. This is all s*** people dont want to hear because they have friends or families employed by Unis (including me) but its the truth that we have way too many unis for whats needed for our domestic population and then some. Unis accept pretty much anyone now and I'd love to see studies on how many actually get into graduate programs or jobs which require uni experience.

Also I already wrote a wall which no one will probably read. But increased housng prices with no increase in wages, increasing recreational costs (e.g. food/eating out), introduction of tipping culture, increase of renting and lack of home ownership in the younger generation, etc.

Influence of Press like Murdoch doesn't need to be talked about...

OK OK

6y

More like 5-10 but for somewhat different reasons.

One of Americas major problems, particularly for young people, is the inaccessibility but near 'mandatory' nature of the tertiary education system. In Australia we pretty much have the same case but more so due to lucrative income from international students. Australia's major cities have way too many universities and have way too much staff that are over-paid for doing basic stuff (admin staff in particular are way over paid if you compare it to a normal job at a normal office). Now that international student income obviously isnt as high as expected many are struggling to stay afloat.

This leads to so many problems, firstly its increasing chinese intervention and influence in Australia. I dont know how anyone can debate this when we have University students being 'suspended' for Pro-HK stances and senior lecturers being diminished due to similar stances in chinese only communication. Our country has also had security attacks from China, is overly reliant on trade from them, had the property market hiked up by national and foreign investors, etc.

In Australia its the same thing in the sense that university tuitions are on the rise for no good reason, importance of Uni is over-stressed to create and keep cushy jobs etc. This is all s*** people dont want to hear because they have friends or families employed by Unis (including me) but its the truth that we have way too many unis for whats needed for our domestic population and then some. Unis accept pretty much anyone now and I'd love to see studies on how many actually get into graduate programs or jobs which require uni experience.

Also I already wrote a wall which no one will probably read. But increased housng prices with no increase in wages, increasing recreational costs (e.g. food/eating out), introduction of tipping culture, increase of renting and lack of home ownership in the younger generation, etc.

Influence of Press like Murdoch doesn't need to be talked about...

EuroNymous

6y

you summed up well

doesn't help LNP & ALP have sold out to the CCP hard

nocomment

6y

any solid examples for future citation?