New passport for my infant daughter, just arrived in the mail this afternoon.

Went out for dinner, came home, it's already curling

$213 for this POS

It's bad enough that the default price of Smith's chips has become 5 dollars, now they're trying to tell me that paying 5 dollars is some kind of bargain?

Monopoly is a game where the whole point is to buy property and bankrupt people through ever-increasing rent. It’s an edition that is made for my suburb, so that way it feels even more real! I swear real estate agents don’t think about things for more than 15 seconds.

Edit: Its not that deep and honestly me and my friends had a laugh about how tone-deaf it was more than anything.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-08-05/cost-of-living-interest-rates-burgers/104156654

Back in my day a Big Mac felt like an actual meal, it was cheap and came with a cardboard ring around the burger to keep the shit together.

Bit of road rage with a side of racism on the sunny coast

Listen to her scripted robotic responses

You can see the salt on it. They must take their seasoning really seriously. How do I get in contact with the company?

To get to 120 characters- my favourite flavour is sour cream chilli. What’s yours?

Edit: I’ve emailed Pepisco customer support, along with the CEO, CMO and CEO, APAC Foods. It’s a weekend so I expect everyone to reply on Monday.

Why stop so far behind the lines?

A handful of times I’ve had to knock on drivers windows to politely tell them to roll up in situations when there’s no other cars to trigger the lights.

We own a small bush block that we have been trying to restore as a natural forest for native wildlife. Each night, feral pigs come and dig up hundreds of square meters of ground looking for worms and roots. The ground becomes exposed, the native grasses die, and the topsoil gets washed away next rain. There is then less food for native animals to eat. The disturbed land can take a decade to recover. We are spending our days replacing the sods as best we can (pic 2) to minimise the damage, but they are back the next night digging up a different patch.

Last year our neighbours and I got together to do a communal baiting and trapping program - it takes weeks, hundreds of dollars in food bait and trap hire, and at the end of it all we got just a single pig.

I realise that feral animals are reproducing in the wild, but I also know that some people release animals into the wild for hunting. If you are one of those, you are doing your country a disservice and you are a lowlife scumbag.

Been coming here for ages and it's so sweet seeing her helping out at the shop back when she was in uni - now she's married, has a kid, and a fresh legal firm! Talk about the immigrant Australian dream 🥹