willxkemp

and it was definitely a term in common usage in Australia.

keep in mind that while Liberals founder and former PM Robert Menzies (also known to many as "Pig-Iron Bob"), could be called many things (including "Pig-Iron Bob"!) liberal was _never_ one of them. if the Liberals are a call back to anything, it's that they're liberal in the same… Read More

probably already been said, but seriously, swap out "Tescos" for Woolies, Coles, Aldi, Bi-Lo, maybe IGA and this list applies to Australia. All of it. Sorry!

this spells it out a little more, uh, clearly: https://www.tiktok.com/@bluey/video/7158446299921075462

Bluey/Ludo studios are certainly not immune to this: https://tenor.com/en-GB/view/bluey-bandit-bob-bilby-woah-ooh-gif-19771629

Came here to say this is predominantly Gen X, not Boomer, material, but since that's been said many times many ways, I'll just stick to nitpicking about the fact the BTTF quote may indeed appear in BTTF II, but its original appearance is as the closing line in the original. So :P… Read More

Indeed. Not to mention just about every non-competition cooking show I've watched!

Been doing a lot of recipe research, lately, and gotta say, out of all the things I've come across and will one day have a go at, one stands out as insanely complicated - and, moreso, fiddly - than any other; point of fact, while nearly every recipe I've yet transcribed will fit on… Read More

probably the inference is obvious, but the "Vimes' "Boot" theory of Socio-Economic Inequality" is missing the final part: "while the poor man who could only afford cheap boots would have spent a hundred dollars in the same time, and _still_ have wet feet."

yeah, This.