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Komata
Komata
1 year ago

Wakey, wakey, the sun is up, the day is here, so up and out. there’s a world to save.

On a more-serious note, does anyone know the result of the gweens little talk-fest last night? Did ‘She’ stay or did ‘she’ go?

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

Morning. Fine in the Waikato.

Viking
1 year ago

Dunno about the greens but we cleaned up the poms so that’s a good start to the day.
Tarquin will be able to hire out his dingy for the next event.
7 – 2

a light day and a calm sea state, Team NZ beat Ineos Britannia by 37s to close out a 7-2 series win and make history as the first team to win three in a row.

“What an amazing feeling,” Team NZ starboard helmsman Peter Burling said.

a local lad who was recognised as a leader and sponsored through that By our New Mayor and his family contribution to the Acorn Trust.
Stuff most people will never know about.

Nunnas
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Shame the tax payer had to stump up coin for these wankers to fuck around on fancy boats. Good they won tho

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Pity we were not racing Prada ( Luna Rossa).

Tarquin
Reply to  rightoverlabour
1 year ago

Great to see, I’m a keel boat racer so America cup racing doesn’t really interest me. The one I want to see more of is the G.P racing catamarans. They are truly amazing boats and much more user / crowd friendly not to mention a lot cheaper to build and run. Hopefully they’ll be in Auckland next time after the native and green inspired debacle in Lyttelton. The first one there was fantastic, and let’s face it anything that makes Lyttelton look good must be incredible.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

Maybe they should hold it in dunnyden, they need something to make the weird, sourpuss to look good.

Tarquin
Reply to  Sooty
1 year ago

Dunnydin could make the second coming seem like a bad thing.

Viking
1 year ago
Tarquin
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

All started amongst other fiascos by the master of wooly thinking and never doing anything properly, Geoffrey Palmer who is unfortunately still with us.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

Merry Palmer
Not dead yet If not, why not ?

and his son, age 60, Matthew Palmer
…..On 16 October 2015, Palmer was appointed a Justice of High Court of New Zealand.[2] This was followed by his appointment to the Court of Appeal on 1 June 2024.[3] As of 2024, he is the chair of the Institute of Judicial Studies.

The activism continues.

When I was at Vic Uni – when it was a University and not an activist centre – Merry Palmer was a law lecturer .
He had a nasty reputation of picking on first years – LAWS 101 – usually 18 year olds and hammering them with questions in front of their friends .
Deliberating humiliating them.
That shows the character of G Palmer
A total prick .

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

What he’s not dead yet. Off with his head.
He’s put the poo finger into everything he touched.
Certainly should get no gong.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
1 year ago

Good morning all. I bring to your attention a globally significant problem which requires urgent action:

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/te-manu-korihi/531303/why-google-maps-can-t-pronounce-maori-place-names

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

Should have heard aunty google trying Italian names….. Navigating with that in Italy was a nightmare, mostly because the app was trailing our position, and they can’t count exits at traffic circles. Much use of the eff word. ( and my wife was navigating…)

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

Always seeking to put a maori plum in the mouth. …..

….. Iwi said that while farmers had been there since 1840s, the name should honour the first colonisers of this whenua, and council agreed. ….
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350450131/towns-battling-over-english-or-maori-names

Ignorant iwi tried to stop the plant name Acacia Avenue but they lost.

…. Species of the genus Acacia (‘wattles’) were once native to New Zealand but became extinct in the Pleistocene.
European settlers reintroduced wattles 90,000 years later, initially for utilitarian purposes such as for tannin production or timber and later for ornament. ….

https://www.cabidigitallibrary.org/doi/10.1079/9781800622197.0014#:

Even though acacias were here before maori, and maori found it difficult to create an alternative maori word.
At least as SA mentions below, a latin name, probably redeemed by ending in a vowel 😉 “ay”

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

Which maori tribal dialect will rule.

….. “When we think about pronunciation I guess we’ve got to make a decision are we looking for excellence or are we happy with mediocre.
Sometimes purposefully doing harm to a language is worse than doing nothing at all.” ……

My grandfather said that some maoris like to talk maori with “a plum in their mouth” too.
So which is it to be?

….. Dialects & variants:
There is a traditional distinction made between three main Māori dialects: the North Island eastern dialect, the North Island western dialect, and the South Island dialect (nowadays extinct).
Mutual understanding appears to be difficult between speakers of the different dialects.

https://www.sorosoro.org/en/maori/

In modern times it is now claimed that the “variants are insignificant” ;—- …. yeah right …
Another form of bringing about “pan-maori”.

…. the first missionary in the South Island having lived in Tonga and studied Māori in the North Island, probably at Kororāreka where there was a missionary school.
He arrived at Karitāne which was originally known as Waikouaiti in February 1840.
Believing he had been condemned to a hell on earth that was to live among the Māori.
At his first sermon Māori did not understand a word of his te reo Māori. He wrote

“I soon found out that the dialect spoken here differs materially form that of the North Island” …..
https://www.otakourunaka.co.nz/language-history

As I understand it, in that in the formation of NZ government, in the early years, it was a coup by a small maori tribe, to be able to dominate & control the form of the maori language.

Would any of those old time maoris understand the current “lingua franca”, “te reo” now a days?, to walk backwards to the future?

Komata
Komata
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

Simpleton @0928

Re: ‘As I understand it, in that in the formation of NZ government, in the early years, it was a coup by a small maori tribe, to be able to dominate & control the form of the maori language’

Close, but no cigar.

As I was told by one of those involved,, when the matter of ‘Standardised’ Maori (Especially as part of the NZ School curriculum) was being discussed, a very-well (uni’) educated member of a small BOP iwi (No names) undertook a lot of research into the subject, to the extent of preparing “Submission Papers’ on the subject, and including all the relevant information about pronunciation, interpretation, implementation, costs, etc. etc. It was a very impressive and thorough document. Having a fair idea about what would happen next, they then bided their time.

Eventually submissions were called for, and naturally all the main tribes voiced their intentions to submit their applications, with the rider that, of course, THEIR variant of ‘Maori’ was the ONLY one which should be used.

Predictably, since there was ‘Mana’ at stake, none of the other tribes agreed and the matter dragged on, and on, and on, until eventually deadlines loomed, yet nothing had been resolved and no agreement reached.

Meanwhile the individual from the previously-mentioned (And very small) iwi had been quietly discussing the matter with various individuals, especially those in education, and these personages, after perusing the submitted proposals and costings etc. had agreed in principle that the IWI’s ‘Maori’ was the one that would be used, to the extent that the necessary implementation process then started.

The relevant deadline for the submission duly came, and went, and was extended again. Rinse and repeat, and yet the ‘Major’ tribes still would not agree.

Eventually (At least supposedly) ‘patience’ was exhausted and a ‘Decision’ made, with the result the relevant authorities declared that the IWI’s submission had been accepted, and that IT WAS ALREADY IN PLACE AND READY TO GO!!

Shock, horror!! How dare they etc. etc. from the ‘Main’ tribes but they were simply too late and despite a lot of at times very acrimonious words, nothing changed – the ‘little’ Iwi’s ‘Dialect’ was now New Zealand’s OFFICIAL version of the Maori Language!

There was (And is) a lot of ‘Loss of Face’ and prestige from all this, with the ‘Main’ Tribes being very, very, aggrieved, yet there is nothing that they could do – They had been sunk by their own over-weaning pride.

The individuals who were involved, together with their iwi, do, of course, think that it’s uproarious that they managed to ‘Put one over’ the ‘Big Boys’ and get away with it.

Of such things are ‘legends’ made.

nasska
Reply to  Komata
1 year ago

The myth of a pan Maori nation has never made it past the gates of the universities. Even their elite don’t believe that unity exists but pretend otherwise to con dumb Maori & sickly white apologists.

nasska
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

……”Mutual understanding appears to be difficult between speakers of the different dialects. “……

The “dialects” may go further back than the migrations of 1300AD. There’s little to suggest that all the canoes set off from the same place. The languages of Tahiti & the Cook Islands are similar but different. There was little intermixing once they settled in NZ so there’s no wonder that there’s a difference between geographical areas.

DylanHunt
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

If you go to the Cook Islands/Rarotonga website, it proudly says they started migrating to NZ in 500AD.

The Tahitians are the cannibals that came a few hundred years ago.

The Waitaha about 0AD.

It is generally recognised that in Maori Oral History the Waitaha and Cook Islanders having been here long before The Tahitians.

It was also recognised in the oral history of the NgaPhui that fair skinned people existed here before they arrived.

And then you have the cave paintings from 1000BC, barbecued Mao bones from about 5000BC, Teak like preserved timber from a shipwreck, around ~5700BC, the adze from which is at least from 28,000 BC…

Then you have the round boulders arranged to geometric locations ; stone walls where the blocks were machined and transported to forests, that would be difficult even with today’s technology.

All those 3ft pygmy skeletons they found, and the skulls that were dug up during earth moving that would have belonged to a race 7ft or 8 ft tall.

And the list goes on…

The scientific method teaches you that when things cannot be explained by current theories, or from inside the box, you have to look at what the data is telling you.

When you find metals, stone work, and evidence of previous races, that precede the existing narrative, you either have to conclude that people are going to come from our future and drop off caterpillar earth moving equipment into our past or you have to conclude that yes, people of different origins with different technology did actually live here.

As I’ve always said, a reasonable explanation for stonehenge I think some aliens got in a dog fight and built stone-henge to rest their ship on, so that they could fix the undercarriage of their ship. That may not be the explanation, but it is more plausible than dragging stones hundreds of miles with nothing more than spit, turkey fat, and twine.

nasska
Reply to  DylanHunt
1 year ago

All true & argued well but as the facts don’t follow the current myth of the noble savage who “first” called this green & pleasant land home, in the garbage disposal unit it goes.

DylanHunt
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Their garbage disposal, not ours.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

Not a problem that I can see. No one else can either!

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
1 year ago
BertP
BertP
1 year ago

So the more women involved the higher the divorce rate.

Pinky1
Pinky1
Reply to  BertP
1 year ago

I certainly wouldn’t want to marry another woman. I belong to a FB Group of Over 60’s woman discussion group. (Not sure how I got there) A lot of nasty types on it. Men hating. There was a discussion on the chap up north and his 3 kids in the Bush. Of course he was a manipulator and brainwashed his kids. The mother could do no wrong. Majority still believe in vaccines and alternative opinions are misinformation. I have realized it’s pointless commenting, as too many are stupid. As a woman I can confirm. A lot are BITCHES.

DylanHunt
Reply to  Pinky1
1 year ago

Pinky.

…Majority still believe in vaccines and alternative opinions are misinformation…

Given the timing of the disappearance of Tom Phillips and children, I suspect he did what many wanted to do, and that was to go bush to avoid the vaccines, and the coming medical apocalypse and global tyranny.

Perhaps their mum had them lined up ready to be jabbed with death shot, and Tom took his commitment as a father to look after his children seriously, and could think of no other way.

I know families where the parents argued over getting the children jabbed. Husband said no, Wife said yes. They split and wife got sole custody.

The number of children that have died of got vaccine injuries, have some parents wondering if Ardern was a modern day pied piper. All ‘smiles and caring. until she took childrens’ childhoods with forced vaccinations and transgenderism.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Pinky1
1 year ago

That is an example of – or several examples, thanks- of how powerful the media are .
Most people are too lazy to do original thinking so they go along .
Then repeat the lies as if it is truth.

MSM really do control mainstream thinking
like it or not .
650000 people watch teevee one ‘gnews’ each night .
To me that is shocking.
then there is stuff, herald, RNZ, the other radio mob, and more .
RCR, Sky news AU have teeny audiences

Since the Tom Philips sightings a week or 3 back the Daily Mail has an article every few days on this.
Lazy advocacy .
It is complete bias , yes the Mum is a suffering saint, and the dad a child abuser blah blah blah .
The comments section is telling.
At least they have a comments section; NZ media shitheads are too scared to run these as they get pushback for their 85% of lies.
Mostly people chirping in and supporting the narrative and whining on – from overseas- about what a bad man Tom Philips is .
Classic manipulation
———-

“It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.” Mark Twain

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Pinky1
1 year ago

I can confirm Pinky, there are a lot of angry, dumb, narcissistic and down right nasty, bitchy women. A few men I’ve come across also have similar traits. These days I avoid such people. 🤪

howitis
howitis
1 year ago

Well I guess YSB is NOT Reddit

some rules there
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Based on our interpretation of Reddit’s TOS and various enforcement actions taken by the Reddit admins, you are NOT PERMITTED to do any of the following:

State or imply that trans (wo)men aren’t (wo)men or that people aren’t the gender they identify as

Criticize, mock, disagree with, defy, or refuse to abide by people’s pronoun requests

State or imply that gender dysphoria or being LGBTQ+ is a mental illness, a mental disorder, a delusion, not normal, or unnatural

State or imply that LGBTQ+ enables pedophilia or grooming or that LGBTQ+ individuals are more likely to engage in pedophilia or grooming

State or imply that LGB should be separate from the T+

State or imply that gender is binary or that sex is the same as gender

Use the term tr*nny, including other spellings of this term that sound the same and have the same meaning

Doing any of the above may result in a ban, potentially both from this subreddit and from Reddit as a whole.
———————
Just so as we are clear!!

DylanHunt
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

Reddit sold the rights to all conversations fro many $millions, to a company for building up its AI database. Any wonder they have such rules – can’t be exposing the AI to the truth, and the narrative conflicts would have the AI go nuts, implode and then explode, taking out 16 city blocks.

Viking
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

No, but it can result in such happening.

Have employed a few and having talked to them and they often know from an early age.
In the end they are still people and deserve the same respect as others so long as they treat you with respect.
That is, not forcing their issues upon you.
Everyone has the right to self determination.

I imagined people on here would have known that.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

“I imagined people on here would have known that.”

I don’t care what they do in their private bedrooms and life. It’s the forcing it on everyone else and demanding taxpayer funded special treatment and laws.

As a group they have been encouraged to become political virtue signalling princess’ demanding all others bow to their whim or face the consequences.

nasska
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Outside of churches, where control over what other people do with their sex organs is their raison d’etre, I doubt that anyone cares much what the LGBTQQIP2SA brigade do in their own bedrooms.

The current problems are caused by a few freaks who are determined to make themselves the centre of attention.

Tarquin
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Can’t see myself lasting long there. A mate of mine got banned from the Coronation Street section – yes, apparently they have one and no I have no idea why anyone would want to go there, anyway he got banned for calling a woman a mad dyke. I don’t think he’ll ever bother going back. Had a similar problem myself with Pete Belt at Whaleoil.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

Don’t you go being a TERF now, Mr Ed

——————–
In a 2015 article, American feminist scholar Bonnie J. Morris argued that TERF was initially a legitimate analytical term, but quickly developed into a defamatory word associated with sexist insults.
She described the word as “emblematic of the unresolved tensions between our LGBT community’s L and T factions” and called on scholars and journalists to stop using it.
———————–

I’m a Scholar so I’ll stop using it 😡👿

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

It’s a mind virus.
See monkey be monkey, or whatever that saying is… FOMO.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

Dr Aseem Malhotra gives Dr John the once over on heart health.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51MUwGtRYH0
I see my cardiologist

Dr. John Campbell

howitis
howitis
1 year ago

We see the divorce rate among the lesbians as high
I have noticed there is always lots of media coverage of these when getting hitched, not so much later on.

We always get lots of ra ra ra
and then the lovey dovey is over before the cake has gone stale

Anika Moa the angry lez
Spouse: Natasha Utting (m. 2017; all over rover in 4 years ), Azaria Universe (m. 2010–2013)

lots of noise re Madeline Sami the Indian um, ‘entertainer’
then — Madeleine Sami says she has ‘consciously uncoupleth’ from wife Ladyhawke

Kiri Allan being classic. At 40 and born in 1984 so far we have
-involved with Meka Fightery
-then married to Natalie Coates in 2016 after same-sex marriage was legalised in New Zealand. They had a baby just before the 2017 election, of whom fellow Labour MP Tāmati Coffey is the biological father
– before that was even over we had the high profile antics of ….In 2022, Allan became engaged to RNZ National presenter Māni Dunlop
-and yet we had Kiri in 2023 last year; it would appear deliberately crashing her car into someone who rejected her
This chapter is not closed but future lovers can admire her pert, painted derriere ….

Its a tough gig
Since the end of more than 70% of heterosexual marriages are initiated by the woman
(what is a woman, undefined at this stage by NZ liebour party)
then when you have 2 of them in the one marriage I guess the odds of one calling it off is very high😎

Curious
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

I think I can explain this very simply. It is well known that women are always right. How then can disagreements get resolved when both parties are female?

nasska
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

Can’t have much of a sex life either. What would be the odds of both of them being off the rag & not having a headache? 🙂

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

or both sides of the relationship never knowing what they want and expecting the other to mindread.

plus women seem to try control relationships via sex so when both are cunts with cunts its never gunna end well.

Tarquin
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

The answer to this is deceptively simple. There are gay bars everywhere but have you ever seen a lesbian bar?

Beorn
Beorn
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

The most violent relationship between humans, is LGTP to LGTP.

Man and Woman is the safest.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8256635/

Ross12
1 year ago

Question for the yachties. We often see technological developments made in F1 cars ultimately ending up in your ordinary car.

Do you see a similar thing happening with yachting ? Fiberglass formulations, paints , winches etc. etc.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Just fuck off and take your daughter with you!

Viking
Reply to  Sooty
1 year ago

your mother mate.

Viking
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

Very definitely.
and rolling into spaceships and rockets and building and probably cars. e.g. wind tunnels were used for boats and then along came cars.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

Time to go Turdeau

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/H5CD7AeWkcQ
Poilievre LAUGHS AT Trudeau after he ACCUSES him of “MUZZLING HIS OWN CAUCUS”
short

nasska
1 year ago

If you’re in the countryside & people you don’t know say hello, they’re being friendly. If you’re in town & people you don’t know say hello, they’re mentally ill.

Viking
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

Every car owner forever has negative equity after you leave the showroom. Nothing changed.

Tarquin
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

I know a thing or two about negative equity, it all started when I bought a Foton. And, it had Linglong tyres.

nasska
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

Wouldn’t a concrete mooring block have been cheaper? 🙂

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Not allowed to deep six EVs

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

Kamala from an inside democrat author

https://tuckercarlson.com/tucker-show-charlie-spiering
Tucker & Charlie Spiering React to the Al Smith Dinner, & Why Democrats Are Turning against Kamala
The Tucker Carlson Show

You think you dislike Kamala Harris? Not half as much as her fellow Democrats do. Charlie Spiering wrote the book on it.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

🔥🔥🔥🔥 Elon’s America Pac giving away $1m a day

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBll-SEaZ60
BREAKING NEWS: ELON MUSK DELIVERS CAMPAIGN ENDING BLOW TO KAMALA! GIVES AWAY MILLIONS!

Barry Cunningham

Beorn
Beorn
Reply to  waikatogirl
1 year ago

A willy wonka golden ticket. Roald Dahl would approve.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

based cop, theres no such thing as a good cop.

Beorn
Beorn
1 year ago

Reconstruction. Who knew?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reconstruction_era

Yankee Feds appointed ill suited Africans to punish the confederate southerners after the civil war.

KKK was born after the excesses of target store robbing revenge ran amuck. Africans were encouraged to vote a dozen times, be kind with repressive tolerance. Many stories similar to Russian revenge rape of Germany. U Grant allowed. Jim Crow laws were reaction to yankee occupation.

Wow. Deep state started a long time ago.

Viking
1 year ago

The driver idetifies as a Cat.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1233151644673821

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

yawn….
do keep up vikey, our Ed already posted that earlier today. X shits over your stupid facebook.

Viking
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

don’t have all day doing nothing so get fucked.

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