Play Nice Random Chat Thread VII

[koshari]

might be worth if if it was "4 pints"






:sternlook

 

[Del191229]

States should sign the treaties. Its the only way it really works imo. When that happens tho ... well it'll be after i'm dead.

In the backwards convict state of NSW perhaps, down here Treaty will be happening quite soon.

 

[Del191229]

So the Coast Guard knew that the sub had imploded within hours, but they let this whole media circus run for days.

Clear distraction imo, from a whole range of things from Hunter Biden stuff to Ukraine.

 

[big_e]

Wouldn't know a Taylor Swift song if it bit me on the bum. $400 for a concert ticket ? Ridiculous.

Slade, 1974 Festival Hall - $3.50. Good rocking night too

Music has died if this is normal.

Slade played 9 songs, 4 of which were covers.

Slade Setlist at Festival Hall, Melbourne

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Taylor Swift does around 44 songs, no covers.

Taylor Swift Setlist at Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh

Get the Taylor Swift Setlist of the concert at Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA, USA on June 17, 2023 from the The Eras Tour and other Taylor Swift Setlists for free on setlist.fm!

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And the production is on another planet. Average price for the biggest pop star on the planet is around $150-$200. That's pretty good, tbh.

 

[Hojuman]

Slade concert was 90 minutes. Bloody long concert for 9 songs !

I was there +

 

[ferball]

In the backwards convict state of NSW perhaps, down here Treaty will be happening quite soon.

NSW isn't the only backwards state I was talking about.

But you never know. Things might change once the Victorians do it. Might break a metaphorical dam wall.

 

[Chadwiko]

So the Coast Guard knew that the sub had imploded within hours, but they let this whole media circus run for days.

Clear distraction imo, from a whole range of things from Hunter Biden stuff to Ukraine.

It wasn't the 'coast guard' that detected the potential implision. The US DoD knew that an implosion may have occured, but couldn't guarantee what it was, and didn't want to discourage or interfere with rescue attempts in the interim.

Not everything is a conspiracy or related to the culture wars.

What happened to you, man? You used to be semi-normal.

 

[Del191229]

It wasn't the 'coast guard' that detected the potential implision. The US DoD knew that an implosion may have occured, but couldn't guarantee what it was, and didn't want to discourage or interfere with rescue attempts in the interim.

Not everything is a conspiracy or related to the culture wars.

What happened to you, man? You used to be semi-normal.

Yes, it was Coast Guard that did the presser re the debris field, apologies, it would be USN that detected the implosion.

That part of the world is very heavily surveilled and the US would have known almost immediately what happened to the sub.

Decisions on revealing that info would have been filtered through a whole range of lenses, safety of those on board being well down the list l9l.

Nothing happened to me btw, I've always been like this.

What happened to you? You used to ve halfway smart, now you post stuff about worrying anti Western sentiment ffs.

 

[Chadwiko]

Yes, it was Coast Guard that did the presser re the debris field, apologies, it would be USN that detected the implosion.

That part of the world is very heavily surveilled and the US would have known almost immediately what happened to the sub.

Decisions on revealing that info would have been filtered through a whole range of lenses, safety of those on board being well down the list l9l.

The US Navy detected an 'anomaly'. They immediately passed the info on to the Coast Guard who were coordinating S+R efforts. The Titan imploding was one (of several) possibilities for what the anomaly detected could have been, but it was far from conclusive.

It wasn't until the debris field was found that they concluded that the anomaly detected was likely the Titan imploding.

It is a sad, sad thing that anyone's brain would immediately go to "this is some sort of Biden/Ukraine conspiracy!" based on this info. But I suppose that is at least one (tiny) level above this:

 

[Tas]

I should care about this sub story...

 

[koshari]

I should care about this sub story...

no, and any further reference should be posted in the cooker, i mean covid thread.

 

[koshari]

Slade concert was 90 minutes. Bloody long concert for 9 songs !

I was there +

after 60 minutes i would, "run runaway".

 

[czero]

So the Coast Guard knew that the sub had imploded within hours, but they let this whole media circus run for days.

Clear distraction imo, from a whole range of things from Hunter Biden stuff to Ukraine.

I don't think they 'knew' anything though - jumping the gun and saying that was the result without real confirmation would not of benefitted anyone - if anything just has the potential to lessen the efforts to find them

 

[Kangaroos techno]

So the Coast Guard knew that the sub had imploded within hours, but they let this whole media circus run for days.

Clear distraction imo, from a whole range of things from Hunter Biden stuff to Ukraine.

Exactly. Ukraine, Blackrock etc.

Lot of contracts being signed with Ukraine. Rebuilding and huge projects slated to start in Q3.

I assume that's a clear sign that the war will be ending soon.

You can guess which country signed all the contracts too...

 

[koshari]

Breaking news, happy the cow is going to be at gippsland snowfest.

 

[Lomas]

Breaking news, happy the cow is going to be at gippsland snowfest. View attachment 1720054

When the time comes, can I have the floor mat?

 

[Chadwiko]

I don't think they 'knew' anything though - jumping the gun and saying that was the result without real confirmation would not of benefitted anyone - if anything just has the potential to lessen the efforts to find them

Bingo.

 

[Kangaroos techno]

Imagine thinking the news is the news and they have our best interests at heart.

I'm sure the same people think the annual Bilderberg meetings are just a collection of like minds catching up tea and scones.

 

[koshari]

Our dog boomer just been outside burying his pig hide treat, pretty obvious where he hid it given he comes back in smelling of geraniums.

 

[Lomas]

Our dog boomer just been outside burying his pig hide treat, pretty obvious where he hid it given he comes back in smelling of geraniums.

Doesn't chase?

 

[krakouers]

Wouldn't know a Taylor Swift song if it bit me on the bum. $400 for a concert ticket ? Ridiculous.

Slade, 1974 Festival Hall - $3.50. Good rocking night too

Music has died if this is normal.

Shake it off there Hojuman
I knew you were trouble
Now, look what you made me do

 

[koshari]

Doesn't chase?

He chased the mail contractors car once which cost us a lot of money.

 

[Del191229]

The US Navy detected an 'anomaly'. They immediately passed the info on to the Coast Guard who were coordinating S+R efforts. The Titan imploding was one (of several) possibilities for what the anomaly detected could have been, but it was far from conclusive.

It wasn't until the debris field was found that they concluded that the anomaly detected was likely the Titan imploding.

It is a sad, sad thing that anyone's brain would immediately go to "this is some sort of Biden/Ukraine conspiracy!" based on this info. But I suppose that is at least one (tiny) level above this:

You really do inhabit some West Wingesque media driven version of the United States don't you. Look, it is completely understandable and hugely common.

You consume so much US media around the football team you're into that its impossible for that stylised version not to seep into your brane.

But this isn't about any particular US evil or conspiracy, its just what governments do.

Our own governments here have been very happy to lie, mislead, create whole cloth fictions about stuff happening at sea to create distractions from their problems in case you've forgotten

And all governments love a good media friendly crisis like this when things are going shit. Who can forget the Blair staffer who emailed her colleagues on the morning of 9/11 about it being a good day to bury bad news.

This one was manna from heaven for the US govt, and them allowing DoD to report on day 1 that they'd detected (and we'll go with your touchingly CJ Cregg version here) "anomalies" would have made it a very very different story.

 

[Chadwiko]

Man, you're pathetically transparent.

It's really quite hilarious.

I don't know what specifically broke your brain over the past few years - normally I'd say 'Covid' as that is the usual suspect of late. But given your job, I'd say that's unlikely.

 

[Ligma]

The moral of the story is you may not have a billion dollars but you have unlimited air.