bobnowhere
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It's worth noting that the central stripe is transparent not blue. But I still don't like it.
Yeah, seen a pic where it's transparent now. It's an improvement but not by much. It's like Ken Done got let loose on it.
It's worth noting that the central stripe is transparent not blue. But I still don't like it.
Maybe a $2 note with Bill Shorten on it... a $2 Bill, if you will.
Meh, we'll see what that $5 note looks like in person.
I was hoping they would use it as an opportunity to ditch the Queen and replace her mug with a more contemporary Aussie icon, like Dick Smith or something.
I was thinking afterwards that since Thursday is the usual game release day, she thought I was trying to get them to break release date for Dark Souls 3.They don't give a shit about games, because it's such a small part of their sales.
They were probably more concerned with getting a billion copies of Star Wars TFA in ready for today.
also thanks holy, spent the afternoon listening to their one (and only?) album!THE AVALANCHES HAVE UPDATED THEIR WEBSITE FB INSTAGRAM AND SOUNDCLOUD WITH A PICTURE OF A BUTTERFLY
ITS HAPPENING.
also thanks holy, spent the afternoon listening to their one (and only?) album!
also thanks holy, spent the afternoon listening to their one (and only?) album!
Same!
rep: on a scale of 1 to 10, how happy are you?
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/d...il-sacked-for-four-years-20160411-go3txf.html
I said on my Facebook that if you get all five denominations and stack them it should form a mapYeah, seen a pic where it's transparent now. It's an improvement but not by much. It's like Ken Done got let loose on it.
Splendour lineup http://splendourinthegrass.com/?url=/home.html.
The Cure, the Avalanches, at the drive in.
I'm so there.
I got attacked by a magpie for the first time just now. I'd have been scared but i didn't know he was attacking me. He was circling ahead going up and down making loud noises. I just thought i was walking under a tree.
I said on my Facebook that if you get all five denominations and stack them it should form a map
Bourke St in Melb had a few swarmers (and one very obvious OzBargainer who was literally clutching games and something Amiibo-ey), only picked up one of the 50ish copies of The Club for PS4 but I'm pretty happy with that.Nothing particularly amazing, annoying though because I was in Target this morning and there was nobody there looking at games and no sign of any discount either.
I got a 3DS XL for $99 for my son (will force off the 3D), a couple of cheap 3DS games, and for some reason I also bought Devil's Third on Wii U.
Splendour lineup http://splendourinthegrass.com/?url=/home.html.
The Cure, the Avalanches, at the drive in.
I'm so there.
Cons
- not a career path I'm planning to stay with, have already started study in a different field
- upper management shut down the Adelaide site without any consideration of a transition plan, screwing over the staff in both Adelaide and Sydney. I have no guarantees about how long they would keep me around, or any other boneheaded decisions they might make.
Adelaide isn't a good place to be unemployed right now, but with my savings and my package I'd be able to last at least a good year without work.
Apologies for the blog post, but I'm in a bind and need to air my thoughts a bit. I've got until tomorrow morning to decide whether I want to move with my job to Sydney, having been made redundant in Adelaide. I am conflicted and I don't know what I want to do.
Pros
- not unemployment
- living somewhere different
- a substantial pay raise from what I was making in Adelaide (offered with great reluctance)
- can finally start making a dent in those student loans
- the Sydney staff are super desperate to have me, and seem like good people
- new responsibilities and some opportunities for professional development
- I'm familiar with the work, and can definitely be a lot of help
Cons
- no redundancy package
- living on the fringe of what could be called Sydney (Campbelltown)
- since I don't drive, massively increased travel times to get to work, to go to town, to do the shopping
- all of that extra money will be sucked up by housing costs and HELP payments (unless I go back to a share house, ugh)
- I'll be trying to pick up the pieces from the Adelaide shutdown, meaning stress and overwork at least in the short term
- not a career path I'm planning to stay with, have already started study in a different field
- upper management shut down the Adelaide site without any consideration of a transition plan, screwing over the staff in both Adelaide and Sydney. I have no guarantees about how long they would keep me around, or any other boneheaded decisions they might make.
- leaving my friends, family, and much of my lifestyle behind
- leaving my brother without a housemate, putting a financial and stress burden on him
- I hate moving house
- surrendering my radgaf membership
I only got this job because I needed some kind of work, and I only stuck with it because the work wasn't too hard, the people were good, and it was very convenient for me to get to. Now all the people I worked with have been laid off, the job is in another state, and the workload I'm faced with is massive. Adelaide isn't a good place to be unemployed right now, but with my savings and my package I'd be able to last at least a good year without work.
Anyone else been through something similar or have any words of wisdom? I feel like I'm torn between what I want to do (stay) and what I feel pressured to do (go).
I don't want to suggest either way since I wouldn't want to feel responsible if things went south... but maybe read your pros and cons list again since I think you've probably made a decision.Anyone else been through something similar or have any words of wisdom?
Thanks for the thoughts guys, I guess I do know what I want to do. I also know that by doing that I'm making life difficult for a bunch of other people, who didn't ask to be put in this situation. And I'm struggling with having this opportunity which other people would love to have, but is not really appealing to me. Am I just being greedy and entitled?
Nah mate
Welp, that's good enough for me! Decision made. Thanks for listening to my rambles all. Now's the part of the evening where I drink myself to sleep and think about how I'm gonna spend all my upcoming free time. Videogames maybe?
Welp, that's good enough for me! Decision made. Thanks for listening to my rambles all. Now's the part of the evening where I drink myself to sleep and think about how I'm gonna spend all my upcoming free time. Videogames maybe?
Come to Eluveitie bruh. That's 1 night sorted
I can see that you've subsequently made your decision, but as a Sydneysider I just thought I'd add a few things about Campbelltown:Apologies for the blog post, but I'm in a bind and need to air my thoughts a bit. I've got until tomorrow morning to decide whether I want to move with my job to Sydney, having been made redundant in Adelaide. I am conflicted and I don't know what I want to do.
Pros
- not unemployment
- living somewhere different
- a substantial pay raise from what I was making in Adelaide (offered with great reluctance)
- can finally start making a dent in those student loans
- the Sydney staff are super desperate to have me, and seem like good people
- new responsibilities and some opportunities for professional development
- I'm familiar with the work, and can definitely be a lot of help
Cons
- no redundancy package
- living on the fringe of what could be called Sydney (Campbelltown)
- since I don't drive, massively increased travel times to get to work, to go to town, to do the shopping
- all of that extra money will be sucked up by housing costs and HELP payments (unless I go back to a share house, ugh)
- I'll be trying to pick up the pieces from the Adelaide shutdown, meaning stress and overwork at least in the short term
- not a career path I'm planning to stay with, have already started study in a different field
- upper management shut down the Adelaide site without any consideration of a transition plan, screwing over the staff in both Adelaide and Sydney. I have no guarantees about how long they would keep me around, or any other boneheaded decisions they might make.
- leaving my friends, family, and much of my lifestyle behind
- leaving my brother without a housemate, putting a financial and stress burden on him
- I hate moving house
- surrendering my radgaf membership
I only got this job because I needed some kind of work, and I only stuck with it because the work wasn't too hard, the people were good, and it was very convenient for me to get to. Now all the people I worked with have been laid off, the job is in another state, and the workload I'm faced with is massive. Adelaide isn't a good place to be unemployed right now, but with my savings and my package I'd be able to last at least a good year without work.
Anyone else been through something similar or have any words of wisdom? I feel like I'm torn between what I want to do (stay) and what I feel pressured to do (go).
[*]Because it's so far from the city, housing prices are much lower - by Sydney standards anyway. Because of that you get a lower socio-economic demographic. It's not the Wild West or anything, but it's not exactly Monte Carlo either. One of my best friends has spent most of his life in C-town, and he always has interesting stories to share...[/list]
Sounds like the kind of suburb Holy would feel comfortable in lol
Hope your current neighbours are okay Holy!
They're lovely
Married elder couple below me
Family across from me
and ghosts in the other apartment who i've never seen in 3 months
Apologies for the blog post, but I'm in a bind and need to air my thoughts a bit. I've got until tomorrow morning to decide whether I want to move with my job to Sydney, having been made redundant in Adelaide. I am conflicted and I don't know what I want to do.
Eyyy. I didn't even know they were playing. Dare I do 3 different concerts in a week...I'm all sorted on that front. Actually seeing Black Sabbath on Sunday with my middle-aged uncle. Should be fun.
Eyyy. I didn't even know they were playing. Dare I do 3 different concerts in a week...
Also I'll see you at Eluveitie! Trying to convince one of my friends to come. She's keen-ish haha.
Got Wednesday 13 in Melbourne tonight (sitting on a plane about to fly right now) and the hilltop hoods this Saturday.It's never a hard sell to see a show at the Gov.
The cheap Sabbath tickets are in the seated area, so that'll be weird. They say it's their last tour, so I figured I might as well make the effort. What else have you got on this week?
Australia Post sucks the big one. It took them three weeks to get my new bank pin to me. Meanwhile I ordered a copy of Link Between Worlds from Ozgameshop and they manage to get it to me in six days from another fucking country.
Yeah my ozgameshop stuff always seems to come within 5 working days, it's pretty quick.
Got Wednesday 13 in Melbourne tonight (sitting on a plane about to fly right now) and the hilltop hoods this Saturday.
Seated black Sabbath? Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Rude. I know where you sleepLol no one cares