Dairy farmer, Husband and Father.
Jaspers Brush, NSW, Australia
Joined June 2012
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Yeah, definitely worse than 2022 now after this last bit of rain. Feels wild to say, considering I thought I might not see another year like 2022 again in my life, but here we are 2 years later.
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If farming was a movie:
“No worries, too easy.”
Narrator: it was in fact a big worry and would not be easy.
I am very confident I didn't ask anyone for a birthday flood next week... luckily there is still time for whoever is organising to cancel it thanks.
Is it too much to ask that we could just have a year without setting records for extreme weather?? hottest, coldest, driest, wettest. etc?? just a boring 12 months without any records broken would be much appreciated...
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Look guys, I’ve been doing my own research on tsunamis and I don’t think they’re any worse than a common wave.
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The ATO has taken the PM’s lead and will move to an honesty box system whereby Australians will take personal responsibility for the amount of tax they pay. theshovel.com.au/2021/12/23/…
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Went to the beach today and this dickhead sitting nearby wasn’t wearing sunscreen and so everyone around him got burnt. So disrespectful. #personalresponsibility
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Jargon isn't a sign of expertise; it's a signal of insecurity.
9 studies: when people lack status, they resort to unnecessarily technical language in an attempt to look smart.
When they have status, they're more concerned with communicating clearly.
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517mm in the last 2 weeks means that by about 1pm today we should see the biggest flood in my lifetime that I can remember. By comparison we had 620mm in all of 2019. #itswet
I'm not sure I've read a better analogy of the situation
