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▲ 12 r/Geelong

Antisocial behaviour at bus station

I was just at Moorabool bus station heading to Waurn and this bloke was lying on a bench, holding a vape pen, having a jolly gobble about how movies are illegal, public transport is illegal, there's a nuclear war and some shit about female police officers. Oh the things you'll encounter!

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u/CentreLeftMelbournia — 2 months ago
▲ 8 r/Numberjacks

I once thought the jacks were niche

I'm Australian and we used to watch the Numberjacks daily in prep. I thought it was some niche web series, so only in 2024 did I realise how mainstream it is. It never played on our national television, we do have CBeebies but my television didn't have it. Just a little thought I just had

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u/CentreLeftMelbournia — 2 months ago
▲ 6 r/vce

Failed 3 General Maths SAC's, got E on one a couple of weeks ago, got C on one yesterday

If we look at the data, it's non linear, and we can extrapolate that I will get an A or higher on the next one

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u/CentreLeftMelbournia — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/YouthRights

A movie on sale at my work was classified R18+ with absolutely no reason whatsoever

They usually at least have reasons for classifying it (violence, sex etc), this one just had the reason "restricted to 18+". Talk about smoke and mirrors

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u/CentreLeftMelbournia — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/LodedDiper

Strange thought: I never noticed the existence of Dunkin' until I watched the long haul

Basically, I grew up in Australia, where Dunkin' pulled out in 2005. As I was born just after they did, I grew up not knowing about their existence, until I watched DOAWK, where my hyperfixated, photographic memory took note of a Dunkin' cameo in one scene, and was kinda just left to rot there until I went to New Zealand later that year and saw Dunkin' Donuts very often, along with the next few countries I went to. Nowadays Dunks is something I get whenever I leave the country, and it's all thanks to the Wimpy Kid franchise in a way

u/CentreLeftMelbournia — 2 months ago
▲ 10 r/Scams

[AU] Employment scam on the street

I saw this flyer taped to a pedestrian traffic light pole near Sydney's Airport (Domestic)

"HELP REQUIRED!!!! BE YOUR OWN BOSS!!!! 10 Part-time + 6 full-time people Required. No Experience Needed! Immediate Start!! Full Training provided! EARN $800-$3,000 PT / $3,000-$10,000 FT. START NOW!"

It's the first time I've seen something like this in an awful while. I would have thought people would have moved on from the pyramid schemes, I remember being younger in the 2010s and seeing really cheesy traditional advertisements for them, but here we are

u/CentreLeftMelbournia — 3 months ago