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Hooker Phil
10 months ago

Great news the TVNZ rejection. I rejected them years ago.

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  Hooker Phil
10 months ago

Trump shooting here. Pretty disgusting by this arrogant wunch of bankers. (I’m dyslexic).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQS3gwKzbM4

Mike Hunty
Reply to  bobthebldr
10 months ago

Same. The cluckin funts..TV Nil Ziland. Cant wait until Seymour is PM. Bwhahaha. The luvvies will be running for cover, blubbering uncontrollably.😭😭😭😭

Viking
Reply to  Mike Hunty
10 months ago

When he fesses up and apologises for being a fucking dumb shit head over the jabs. He still thinks to this day he did no wrong. As of last weekend that’s an internal update.

Nunnas
Reply to  Mike Hunty
10 months ago

See less is a flip flop wanker, no better than the rest of the swine with their noses in the trough. So no, him as PM will still not be a good thing, how ever I will concede he MAY be a little better than the rest.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Nunnas
10 months ago

”safe and effective” – lest we forget.

Nunnas
Reply to  Starving Artist
10 months ago

Exactly, but what other good choice is there. None. We need to fire the lot of them and start again as the rot has infested deeply

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Starving Artist
10 months ago

So is a condom or the covid jab?

Tarquin
10 months ago

Watching Logan Churchgoer whining on the news last night was truly satisfying.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

Thanking you TQ for taking one for the team.

Does it hurt to watch that shit ?
Do you need a Givealittle page to fund counselling ?

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

That, coming from a fellow Traveler is truly shocking, shocking I say. It however, could not have happened to a nicer arsehole.

Viking
10 months ago

‘Diminishing choices’: Report blasts NZ’s response to climate displacement
So now we have a new phrase.

Climate displacement.

WTF is that?

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

Watch this Joe Rogan chatting to two of the best in terms of Real Climate science. Its long and I have not watched all of it, but these two know their stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt32chvO_iY

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

NZ has been set up by Winston Peters in going ahead in signing NZ sovereignity to the UN-WEF Global Migration Pact, in Marrakech Morocco,  December 2018.

So NZ is set to play, comply in its part in accepting the “climate refuggees” as part of the systemic “Climate Displacement”.

DylanHunt
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

Climate Displacement: The incitement of fear into people about fake climate change, so much that they choose or are forced to move by govt or councils, to a new location. The land or area they move from usually has significant value for those who buy it up at dents in the dollar. The same groups who weer behind the media bullshit in the first place.

Similar motivators are wars, epidemics, vaccination programs, indigenous “inequality” initiatives, land being “returned” to indigenous cultures, who never owned the land in the first place and at the time of the “returning” had already sold the land 3 times.

Move forward a few decades and the land / assets / etc fall into the hands of the puppet masters. Coal, oil, gas, rich mineral reserves, gold, silver, EV battery minerals…

Ardern wasn’t a green saviour shutting sown coal, oil, gas, Marsden Point, she was moth balling it for Blackrock. Same with 3 waters.

Viking
10 months ago

senior Labour MP Megan Woods said she would not contest her Wigram seat, which she’s held for 15 years, in the 2026 election.
In a social media post, Woods confirmed after “deep reflection” she would not seek the Christchurch seat next year, but would remain on Labour’s list.

So still wants her arse in the trough. Slime scum.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

An easy decision
zero electorate work and if not in Govt, like most of the gweens, zero responsibility for anything.
for the gween crims, just pay your 10% tithe to the party for your list place and the rest is yours- after tax .
more than offset by all the travel expenses covered .

probably did not do it in 2023 because she knew after the prior 6 years damage, there would be few list places.

now projecting good results next year and more list places for liebour.

luxcindas indolence has made this possible.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

Megan will die in the trough, which in my opinion is brilliant because they just have to nail a lid on and cart her away! Might need to dig a bigger hole to fit trough, never mind!

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Sooty
10 months ago

would have to cut out a side of the building to extract
a heavy duty crane
and a flatdeck truck in place of a coroners van.

No normal cremation as no oven big enough;
or just have an outdoor fire
the recent indian immigrants might help with ways of knowing

 In some traditional Hindu communities, it was common to cremate loved ones outdoors, such as in a backyard

there is already lots of, um, stored fuel 🔥🔥

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

Three pies remidns me of a Fat Berg in a Sewer

DylanHunt
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

Same with Duncan Webb. Either they think they’ll lose or Labour has another dastardly plan like they did in 2020.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  DylanHunt
10 months ago

Duncan Webb is part of the 99% of lawyers who make the other 1% feel bad about ttheir profession.

Tarquin
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

Would be interesting to see how much she weighed when she first got in compared to what she weighs now. You could then compare that figure against her accomplishments and come up with irrefutable proof of what we already know, she is nothing but a bludging fat chick who has been in the trough way too long.

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

The mathematical equation you are referring, T, to is called “The Square Root of Three Pies”

The result of this mathematical wonder is quite common, especially to be seen outside McDonalds in Taumarunui.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
10 months ago

Expressed thus √3*(Φ)

Viking
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
10 months ago

naaska reckons he has a few square roots down Masterton way. He studies them.

Dougal10
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

Her arse is stuck in the trough

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Dougal10
10 months ago

Wrong the trough is not big enough

Viking
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

The video of the underwater drone development is well worth the watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkryLo0sJ2Q

Ross12
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

Both companies have done really well in a relatively short time, Viking.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

helun Clarke is not a good advertisement for the NZ builders.
Drone, Drone, Drone! All at high pitch.

Colinxy
Colinxy
10 months ago

Maori to the Left, especially the Marxist-Left, is a political identity. Willie Jackson has made that abundantly clear.

The closest I’ve come to broaching this topic is in Critical Brown Studies: Pigment Politics and Ideological Policing – No Minister.

You see the same in the USA with being Black. Black requires a performative, i.e., political aspect. As Joe Biden so eloquently put it in 2020, “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black.”

And if you’re wondering why Marxists do that, it’s because they turn everything political.

The Marxist Imperative: Politicise Everything – No Minister

Viking
10 months ago

Government halves pool of companies that need to make climate-related disclosures

Why the fuck is anyone doing it?
another jobs worth piece of crap legislation.
Cancel it altogether

The Government is more than halving the number of entities that need to make climate-related disclosures.
It is watering down the regime, created by former Climate Change Minister James Shaw, to relieve some companies and fund managers of the cost and administrative burden associated with trying to calculate and report on the impact their operations have on the environment.
The Government is proposing to only require listed issuers with market capitalisations of more than $1 billion to make disclosures. Currently the threshold is $60 million.

Last edited 10 months ago by Viking
Viking
10 months ago

Rules around investments in unlisted assets strengthened
Separately, Simpson said he would require fund managers, including KiwiSaver providers, to be more transparent about the investments they made.
They would have to disclose whether investments were in listed or unlisted assets, and New Zealand or offshore assets.
“The current lack of visibility makes it hard for investors to see how and where their savings are invested,” Simpson said.
“Greater transparency is an important step towards increased private asset investment. Globally, more capital is moving into unlisted assets, and we are seeing the same trend here. Better information will help investors understand these opportunities.”

for both.
Its an announcement for the future. Fucking lazy Nats.

The changes will be included in the Financial Markets Conduct Amendment Bill, which is expected to be passed next year.

Viking
10 months ago

Rubio gets a smack in the nose.

at last.
Lavrov refused to compromise on Moscow’s maximalist position in discussions with Rubio.
“I want to officially confirm: Russia has not changed its position compared to the understandings that were reached during the Alaska summit,” he told reporters in Moscow after reports of his call with his American counterpart.

Gaza falling to bits.
The worlds a tough place Mr President.

Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

Money talks, but the only word I’ve heard it say is “Goodbye!”

Alice
10 months ago

The excellent Colonel MacGregor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ4JjiyF_1E

Tarquin
10 months ago

I was thinking about that car fire at Whangarei hospital yesterday. Very soon after the event they told us it was caused by a hot exhaust setting fire to dry grass. Never heard of that happening before. Normally they get fire investigators in and we get some dry report in a week or two. Why were we told so fast? Perhaps the truth, a battery in an electric car caught fire doesn’t fit the narrative?

Sabre38
Sabre38
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

Thinking they have that stupid long native grass growing on carpark edges to appease the native folk

Nunnas
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

So Whangarei hospital is still in the dark ages having a grass car park? Let alone that that most of the country is getting rain ever other day, I smell shite.

Tauhei Notts
Tauhei Notts
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

Dry grass in mid October in the wettest spring in years!!!
My bullshit detectors have been alerted.
In a February-March drought, possibly. But it would still be an extremely remote possibility.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Tauhei Notts
10 months ago

It’s a dry spring here in the Far North. Send us some of your rain.

Saggy
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

How much dry grass would you expect in a city hospital carpark? Is it like a M*A*S*H outfit with a whole lot of tents?

BertP
BertP
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

According to AI:

gasoline vehicles experience approximately 1,529.9 fires per 100,000 vehicles sold, while electric vehicles have a much lower rate of 25.1 fires per 100,000 vehicles”.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  BertP
10 months ago

According to AI:
“gasoline vehicles

GIGO

AI is a product of its environment
it does what it is told.

nasska
Reply to  BertP
10 months ago

A lower rate maybe but:

#. “A motorist in China has been reportedly burned alive after an electric car burst into flames and locked the driver in.”

#. “The SU7 uses electronic door locks that may have failed when the vehicle lost power, leaving the driver trapped as flames spread.”

https://www.news.com.au/technology/motoring/motoring-news/electric-cars-locked-doors-trap-driver-in-fiery-death/news-story/bc7c6b361c7663f158c259966ae444df

Way to go. Not.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

always keep a small hammer in the glove box for that purpose.
Moreso if the car goes into water and the pressure keeps doors closed .

nasska
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

Makes you nostalgic for the “quality” of the Pommie built crap we used to drive in solidarity with those “back home” before they dumped us & joined the EU.

When those things drove off a bridge they did a quick burp & a fart before sinking to the riverbed like a stone.

Tarquin
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

Being China the car manufacturer probably billed his family for the cut price cremation.

Tarquin
Reply to  BertP
10 months ago

Sounds dodgy. Did they allow for the innocent by standing cars that get taken out when they catch fire or the ship loads of cars that sink due to fires caused by these cars?

Nunnas
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

As far as my understanding is with shipping of EV’s is the shipping rules and costs are changing due to the fire risks of shipping the bloody things. I would almost put money on that if the battery tech doesnt change they will have to be shipped with out batterys and the batterys will have to be shipped in special containers to mitigate fire risks

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

My next car will be an electric one, a mobility scooter!

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  Sooty
10 months ago

walking frames are safer. never heard of one catching fire.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  bobthebldr
10 months ago

easier to throw at people as well;

just sayin’

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  bobthebldr
10 months ago

Yes, but would you be able to drive one back from the bowling club?

nasska
Reply to  Sooty
10 months ago

Especially if you were pants wettingly pissed.

nasska
10 months ago

Women’s rights or keeping the population trackable?

From https://expose-news.com/2025/10/21/portugal-bans-burqa-is-it-really-about-womens-rights/

#. “Broad bans today may satisfy voters by targeting religious coverings, but could be diverting attention from the real end-goal. Will it essentially become illegal to hide your face from recognition software in future? 

#. “……what looks like a victory for social cohesion may in fact be a step closer to total control.”

As governments are captured by separatists & control freaks religious freedom, however insufferable its effects may be, is secondary to surveillance. Even this country’s Muslim cuddlers will bend.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

They can wear them when there is a big ol sandstorm in Portugal.
Otherwise, NO !

Saggy
10 months ago

Gerry keeps letting them run, so they keep running. Pushing the boundaries further and further. Shut these fuckers down, Gerry you useless prick. Grow some balls. You’re sposed to be running the show, not these clowns.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/speaker-gerry-brownlee-condemns-te-pati-maori-mps-burning-bill-on-parliament-forecourt/GN37EN5DENDE5ETXWIG467VRFI/

Last edited 10 months ago by Saggy
Nunnas
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

Haha grow some balls, he’s past that, gerry “temu jabba the hutt” is just a giant cucked mangina. He needs to be fired and someone with a backbone needs to be put in. The man is deaf dumb and spineless.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Nunnas
10 months ago

Stomach fat which Gerry has plenty of increases oestrogen so your statement is true.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
10 months ago

Police west of Dublin lost control of a protest of an illegal alien who was still in Ireland despite the courts issuing a removal order in March. He has since gone on to sexually assault a 10 year old girl. The locals tracked the paedophile to this local hotel where they have taken a stand.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KMgJNsrI5Q
Garda ran from city west hotel in Dublin

Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  waikatogirl
10 months ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTgvXwoyGWE
Ezra Levant arrives in Dublin ahead of protest following alleged migrant rape of 10-year-old girl
Rebel News

Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
Ross12
10 months ago

Finlayson, still trying to justify his exorbitant invoices to his Maori organisation clients.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/former-attorney-general-christopher-finlayson-accuses-govt-of-overreach-with-maori/WLWVRLAFIJABFFCZPVWBFIXRY4/

What happened with the court case down south, has it finished ?

Ross12
10 months ago

When will it stop? Or is this another case for grifter Finlayson ?

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/te-manu-korihi/576557/researchers-say-nz-parks-still-carry-colonial-scars

Last edited 10 months ago by Ross12
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Ross12
10 months ago

Laws take on it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7obGaR_A8fo
Michael Laws On Why Māori Activists Really Object To The Marine And Coastal Amendment Bill

Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
Saggy
Reply to  Ross12
10 months ago

Fucksake – how about the precolonial scars when the early settlers burned vast tracts of the forest to the ground? Very short memories.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

And the great environmentalists hunted and ate many birds that are now extinct.

Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
howitis
howitis
Reply to  waikatogirl
10 months ago

good thing the seagulls are plentiful

…for supply to KFC 🦆

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

SHREEEEEEEKK!! Racist!!!!! 🫵😂

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Ross12
10 months ago

Tinkerbelle *stick it in my asshole please* Finlayson—the dirty grubby humasexual.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Mike Hunty
10 months ago

he’s another visitor to Thailand !!

nasska
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

They all come back eventually. Once the word got out that “Pharmac was proposing to remove funding restrictions for antiretroviral medicines used to treat or prevent HIV” the skies have been full of the bludgers.

https://www.pharmac.govt.nz/news-and-resources/news/pharmac-proposes-changes-to-make-it-easier-to-access-hiv-medicines

Mike Hunty
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

No doubt

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

Watch what Sanae Takaichi does. She is regarded as quite right-wing. This is going to be interesting.

My only reservation is that she is a supporter of the notion of a male emperor and against the ancient tradition of an empress. (Male emperors only really became a thing after the Meiji Restoration in the 19th century.)

I am not a big fan of emperor worship. A lot of very bad things were carried out in his name in the last century.

Last edited 10 months ago by Odakyu-sen
Saggy
10 months ago
Sooty
Sooty
10 months ago

I heard/read that she had a empty section in Patea, but what is the other property?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Sooty
10 months ago

Patea land not worth much.

but likely she has some ancestral land in Country Cork, Ireland ☘️☘️

she was dancing the Jig around the asset declaration rules
Was making a real Riverdance of it .
Go Debs.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Sooty
10 months ago

Jail Cell at Pare

howitis
howitis
10 months ago

More than 90% of commuters want a faster Transmission Gully, including the Transport Minister, but a long-touted speed limit increase will not happen any time soon.

Ahead lies a summer of disruption on the $1.25 billion motorway project, with 20km needing to be rebuilt over the next six months, while transport officials continue to work through a bureaucratic process to consider the speed increase.

The 27km motorway remains technically unfinished, despite opening to the public in March 2022.

A 110km/h speed limit has long been on the cards for the road, blah blah
————————–

So it took 8 years to build 27 km
that is 16 miles in real money

built (sort of, well clearly not really built did they ) 2 miles a year
useless
and now they have to rebuild most of it

what a failure
ultimately the taxpayer pays and the contractors take the piss
the initial budget was under $800 million

look at the slackness

27,000 metres
divide by 8 years = 3375 metres a year
divide by 600 workers (ahem) = 5.6 metres a year each
or 110 ml per week per worker
4 inches a week per worker
with all that gear

and they still have to redo it .

I think the clue was there 5 years ago when a senior person on the job (sic) was asked why there were delays
and his answer was
that it was really wet in winter

what a fecking genius
There must be some sort of Nobel prize for such observational powers.

——-
NZ
where productivity went to Die

Last edited 10 months ago by howitis
FJA
FJA
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

Only ever see coppers at a couple of places, and even then, not all the time. They very occasionally put out mufti cars.

People doing 110-120 kph isn’t particularly uncommon.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  FJA
10 months ago

What is it with drivers who believe that 110kph on the expressway is the minimum speed for towing car trailers.

Bouncing and fishtailing ahead is very unnerving.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

All under NZTA.

Back in 2018 when it was wet and stormy there were 3 storms that hit the Coromandel in 10 weeks and caused road damage and closures

A spokesperson/ bimbo for NZTA when asked about this said there were 3 x
1 in 500 year storm events
in 10 weeks.

I don’t think NZTA are very good with numbers.

I guess the two storms hitting central NZ this week are 2 x
1 in 250 year storms
inside a week!
Such is the power of New Maths in Wellywood.

Maths is soo racist the Race Relations Commissioner should look into it
it is as silly as anything else they do.

nasska
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

To be fair to the NZTA bimbos a 500 year storm refers to the return period based on how frequently an event is likely to reoccur. There is a 1 in 500 chance of this event happening in a given year, (a 0.2% chance).

Once it’s happened the probability of it happening in subsequent years stays the same. IOW it’s meaningless jargon which obscures the fact that the experts are pulling numbers out of their arses.

freethinker
freethinker
10 months ago

Apologies for off topic but this is too good not to share –
A liberal journalist in Haifa, Israel, was interviewing an officer of a Sayeret Matkal (an Israeli commando unit) on the beach.
The liberal asked the commando, “When you act against terrorists, some civilians also get killed. So that Isn’t natural justice?”
The commando replied, “I’ll prove to you that it’s the kind of justice you believe in.”
She asked, “How can you say it’s the kind of justice we believe in?”
He took her for a walk on the beach and slyly stood her on an anthill.
A couple of ants bit her. In anger she killed every ant she could see because the bitten place was stinging.
The commando smiled.
She asked him, “Why are you smiling?”
He asked, “Which ants bit you?”
She said, “How can I say which ants? There are so many and they all look the same.”
The commando said, “Then why did you kill so many ants? Did all of them bite you?”
She: “No.”
Commando: “So where is your ‘natural justice’? You should have killed only the ants that bit you.”
The journalist was speechless.
Commando: “Now do you understand our problem? We accept that some collateral damage happens. We do not want to kill innocent civilians, but it is unavoidable. Before you report such terrible stories next time, you should think about this anthill incident.”

So next time a Hamarse sympathiser whibes over Palastinian deaths you have the perfect respons.

Curious
Reply to  freethinker
10 months ago

Except the IDF tries to warn the innocent ants to leave the area first wherever possible.

Last edited 10 months ago by Curious
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
10 months ago

Interesting discussion on where immigration has gone wrong. Times have changed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmhEb0eVhcE
Immigration Is THE Problem of Our Time w/ Lionel Shriver

Peter Boghossian

Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
nasska
10 months ago

The comrades of the Public Service Unions are a delicate lot of wee petals. All it takes to change their plans & dent their enthusiasm for protest against the evil coalition is a weather forecast for equinoctial breezes & a bit of rain.

…..”The PPTA says the strike cannot be cancelled, because formal notices have already been sent to employers, but some of the actions are being reviewed because of the weather.”…..

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/severe-weather-forces-change-to-plans-for-mega-strike-rallies/PMKATE4B4BH2BJBE23MS5IUHKA/

rightoverlabour
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

Fucking despise the PPTA. Scum of the earth.

nasska
10 months ago

Who remembers the Red Flag as composed in 1889 & sung at early NZ Labour Party get togethers?

The people’s flag is deepest red,
It shrouded oft our martyred dead.
And ere their limbs lie stiff and cold,
Their hearts’ blood dyed to every fold.

Chorus:
Then raise the scarlet standard high;
Beneath its folds we’ll live and die.
Though cowards flinch and traitors sneer,
We’ll keep the red flag flying here.

It was rewritten in the 1960s:

The people’s flag is slightly pink,
It’s not as red as most folks think.
We must not let the people know
What socialists thought long ago.

Chorus:

Don’t let the scarlet banner float.
We want the middle classes vote.
Let our old-fashioned comrades sneer,
We’ll stay in power for many a year.

Some years ago the flag was red;
No-one knew then what was ahead.
It witnessed many a deed and vow –
We cannot use that colour now.
Chorus

It well recalled the triumphs past,
It gave the hope of peace at last
But once in government it’s plain
The red flag none shall see again.
Chorus

With heads uncovered once we swore
Always to bear it on before.
With power now our first concern
We have to let the red flag burn.
Chorus

nasska
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

It had the benefit of another rewrite in 1995:

The cloth cap and the working class
As images are dated.
In Mandleson and Blair’s regime
All lefties are frustrated.
By snappy soundbites, they have planned
To institute the promised land.

And just show that they’re still sincere,
They sing the Red Flag once a year.

Firm principles and policies
Are open to objections,
And a streamlined party image is
The way to win elections.
So raise the avocados high,
The mobile phone and Fettes tie.

They stand united, raise a cheer
And sing the Red Flag once a year.

It’s one step forward, two steps back,
Their dance is not so daring
A rightwards shuffle, the poor attacked,
A pause to take a bearing.
They’ll change the country bit by bit
So nobody will notice it.

Then ever after never fear
They’ll sing the Red Flag once a year.

Plus three more verses at https://hpc-notes.soton.ac.uk/songs/social.htm

Viking
10 months ago

Your phone buzzes at 6 am. It’s ChatGPT: “I see you’re traveling to New York this week. Based on your preferences, I’ve found three restaurants near your hotel. Would you like me to make a reservation?”
You didn’t ask for this. The AI simply knew your plans from scanning your calendar and email and decided to help. Later, you mention to the chatbot needing flowers for your wife’s birthday. Within seconds, beautiful arrangements appear in the chat. You tap one: “Buy now.” Done. The flowers are ordered.
This isn’t science fiction. On Sep 29, 2025, OpenAI and payment processor Stripe launched the Agentic Commerce Protocol. This technology lets you buy things instantly from Etsy within ChatGPT conversations. ChatGPT users are scheduled to gain access to over 1 million other Shopify merchants, from major household brand names to small shops as well.
As marketing researchers who study how AI affects consumer behavior, we believe we’re seeing the beginning of the biggest shift in how people shop since smartphones arrived. Most people have no idea it’s happening.

https://www.interest.co.nz/technology/135802/openai-slipped-shopping-800-million-chatgpt-users%E2%80%99-chats-%E2%88%92-here%E2%80%99s-why-%C2%A0matters

Last edited 10 months ago by Viking
nasska
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

Chat GPT? Never heard of it. Why would I want it? When would I use it?

Reddit to the rescue.

#. “It can alleviate writers block and it’s not too bad at summarizing things.
It is bad at giving you information. It is okay at repackaging information.”

#. “ChatGPT is a text generator, it’s not a search engine, it’s not an IA, it’s just a fancy auto-correct which can generate a text matching a context.”

#. “At best it can help you turning a few bullets in a coherent paragraph of text or summarizing a document, but (especially the free version) will not find reference or have a knowledge of your field.”

#. “It’s good at things where you have to write a bunch of bullshit just for the sake of appearances. Eg work emails.”

To summarise: It’s not worth a knob of sheep shit unless you’re unread, an illiterate & you couldn’t sling a few words together to save yourself in which case you were probably a victim of ‘tomorrows schools’.

Recommendation: Install only if you’re a wealthy retard who can’t even do your own shopping.

Viking
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

Perhaps you didn’t read the whole article or perhaps it was just miles above your retirement pay grade.
Whatever.

Think what you like.
My son comes through Dubai every 3 weeks and just this morning said to me, we are so far behind here. If they have a traffic issue up there, by the end of the week, it’s been redesigned, ready to build. Fixed. Here we are still mulling it over 40 years later. De Clene told me and others back in the 80s that they were going to fix the Desert Rd. It has just this year been made a bit better, but sure as hell not an international roading standard.
40 loooong years of moribund waiting.

Reddit users are like wiki users, trapped in their own tiny world. Meanwhile, the rest of the world rolls on.

Last edited 10 months ago by Viking
nasska
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

….”Reddit users are like wiki users, trapped in their own tiny world.”…..

The words you were searching for are “realistic” & “pragmatic”.

nasska
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

…..”by the end of the week, it’s been redesigned, ready to build. Fixed.”…..

New Zealand has little oil but a Green Party as a handbrake.

The UAE executes its Greens but has plenty of oil.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
10 months ago

What are the globalists plans for the West despite opposition?
Huge, sprawling hotel in Dublin refugee camp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bubDb-B-xEw
The fall of Citywest — from a luxury Irish hotel to a controversial refugee camp

Rebel News

Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
Viking
10 months ago

Aussies buying Japanese houses.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/664485026348579

Saggy
10 months ago

Headline in Granny: “Christopher Luxon gets rates relief after challenging luxury Waiheke property valuation”
Fuck they’re filth.

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