It was a big and very busy pub so we had both glassy and bar back. Usually that's the same person but we needed multiple people just constantly clearing the floor and washing glassware, and a couple people restocking the bar and changing kegs.
I used to manage a pub, and I hired an 18 year old chavy kid as a glassy and this is how he talked to me. Ngl, it felt pretty cool. I liked talking to him.
This entire video looks like it was made based on a Reddit thread from earlier this week lol.
https://www.reddit.com/r/perth/comments/1k9sy9f/i_live_in_eucla_ama/
He owns our media too, we just don't believe everything we're told at face value it seems. The media was very much in favour of the liberals (our right wing party) this election and it's shaping up to be their worst ever result in an election.
Not to mention he gave up his Australian citizenship in 1985. 40 years ago.
Shit ad, 0/10.
Kanye's wife wore a "dress" on the red carpet that was thinner than a stocking. So not wrong tbh
I bought a Chromebook for uni (the only thing cheap enough I could afford) and it was so bad I ended up installing Linux and libre office. Years later I got a pixel 2 and it came with a free Google assistant.
Pixel 2 was a great phone until one day it just never turned back on. I looked at getting the 4 and the hardware was all direct downgrades from the 2, including outdated processors from the generation before the 2 was released??
The Google assistant was the most useless piece of shit I've ever used. Never bought another Google product again.
I know it's a late reply, but honestly the only effective way to get prime items is farm plat by selling on Warframe.market
I'm currently lr3 and working on lr4. My strategy has been to farm the stuff that's farmable, even the really bad ones and I end up a bunch of parts I don't need along the way that people are willing to buy e.g. arum spinosa. I ended up with 8 blades before I got the rivet. Sold the 6 blades I don't need for 15p each. 90p is 2-3 prime weapons.
Do the invasions for weapon parts and sell once you have a set, those are worth 40-60p each.
Farm Lato/braton vandal in ESO and you'll have tons and tons of primed relics to open and sell the parts from.
Use Alecaframe. Not only does it have a mastery helper and the inventor tab can show you which items you're missing, but you can also filter your inventory by mods, sort it by highest plat value, filter those results by "own more than one" and "not leveled up". This shows you which mods you have duplicates of that don't have any endo invested and how much plat they are worth. A lot of random mods go for 5-10p each and I have stacks of them. List them on the market for sale and you'll sell a couple every time you log in.
I wasn't able to get anything Google to work with Sonos. I originally had Spotify but cancelled when I couldn't afford a bunch of subscriptions, and switched to my local stores music - which Google also refused to cast easily.
When they removed the ability to listen to my local music library from the app I started looking for alternatives. Seemingly perfectly timed for the app to shit itself.
I found BubbleUPnP. It can cast to all of my Sonos and my Google assistant speaker with zero issues and can play from Plex, my phone's local library, and my NAS. Highly recommend. Three free version is usable but paid is only $7 and I no longer need the Sonos app.
This checks out, mum gave me a set of splayds when I moved out of home and we're Australian. I love them but my fiance refuses to use them.
https://imgur.com/gallery/ekfHjPR (wirefram/clay/rotation). A sculpture made by a beekeeper in MoMa Sculpture Garden. Thought it looked cool and would be fun to make in Blender.
Render on the left, real product photos on the right. (clay render and wireframe in comments)
It was on the pricier side, about 200 AUD, but I went to an audiologist for motorcycle ear plugs. They took a wax mould of my ears and has custom plugs made. They fit so well I could barely feel them and the filter perfectly silenced my motorcycle while I could still hear cars around me and the music playing in my helmet. I ended up wearing them at work (worked in a nightclub for a while) and I could still hear people talk. There were other filters you could get in them, like for musicians. Used then for years until my dog chewed them up. Highly recommend.