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Cake day: June 11th, 2023

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  • Meh. Much of a muchness. I found their burgers to be a bit higher quality, but then again hungry jacks sell (or perhaps sold) $2 microwaved burgers, so it’s not really a fair comparison. CJs is expensive. But I love the way they design their stores, it’s very American. Free refills, all the tables have power points and USB ports, etc






  • I’ve not been to the one at crown or to gold class, but I’ve literally never had anyone at any theatre (I’ve been to most of the majors) care about smuggling in some stuff from Coles. Granted I don’t just walk in holding a packet of chips, I usually just have a small pack of something and a drink stuffed in my pockets, but as long as you aren’t obvious about it they’re unlikely to care. Plus the entirety of Hoyts seems to be staffed by like 2 people who always seem horribly burnt out and give absolutely zero shits



  • Goodnight soonysgoonsy.

    Tonight you are permitted to sleepwalk down to Tassie, however you’re only approved to enter Tasmania under the condition you wear a cold suit and do not bring back any coldness with you. If you do, you may be sentenced under section 38A (1) (C3) of the NATO Convention On the Eradication Of Cold And Uninhabitable Temperatures Within Already Chilly Cities








  • My case manager was back in today and ordered a bunch of the things on my list. I think I’m down to 5-10 things that are still pending replacement.

    Got a notif that one is being processed in some place called “Smeaton Grange” in NSW. Looks like a fun place, they have a play centre with bouncy houses, a go kart place, a swimming pool, a martial arts centre, a lolly warehouse, a circus school, and an indoor skating centre.

    They also have a place with C U B E S

    (Looks like someone’s been eating the cubes, but tbh who could resist? They’re C U B E S)


  • Ah yep. Where I am, I can actually receive things from 3 different people/places on the same day. There’s the van boys who deliver all the larger things (pretty much anything that comes in a box), then there’s the bloke in one of these things (no clue what they’re called), he’s a nice bloke, super friendly, and he comes from the closest sorting centre. He delivers things larger than a standard envelope, but still thin. Then there’s the letter man from the local post office. He drives something similar to the other dude, but smaller, has less capacity, and is more of a motorbike, and I haven’t had a chance to chat to him since he only delivers small mail that doesn’t require a signature.