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I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

here ya go Ed something to get your gold fever going. bit of yellow stuff me and a mate found yesterday. not bad for a few hours tinkering in a lil creek!
the biggest lil nuggy is just under a gram.

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Last edited 9 months ago by I am a stupid boy
Komata
Komata
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

IAASB

Congrats are definitely in order. 🙂

Mike Hunty
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

That’s a nasty Eastern European pubic dandruff you got there.
I think it best you to get down to the local clinic asap.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

that gold is from an unclaimed creek we discovered so gunna apply for a claim of our own, hoping to still purchase another before winter.

most claim owners i know allow fossicking (no motors), just gotta ask

Webwrat
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

I’ve done a bit of fossicking in the Arrow, Shotover and Nevis …. didn’t find anything like that tho!

Tarquin
9 months ago

Morning all, according to red radio Labour won’t be releasing details on it’s capital gains tax until after the election. Sounds like another winning idea from Chipkins. He’s as sharp as a marble that boy.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Tarquin
9 months ago

Chippies is so embarrassed, he can’t release any figures before the election.
They are that bad that he wouldn’t have a shit show of getting elected.
I say, believe the figures are shit and don’t vote Labor!
If by some strange chance Labor is elected, decide real quick if you are going to sell up or not, because it’s going to take sometime to work the figures and you will have the money in your hot hand and stashed the loot somewhere he can’t get his grubby mitts onto it!

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Wealth distribution. The wet dream of a 5’6 ginger want-to-be with other peoples money 🤡 💩

Komata
Komata
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

waikatogirl

But isn’t that ‘situation normal’ with liabour, irrespective of ‘leadersip’? It’s ALWAYS other people’s money, NEVER their own (Which may explain, at least in part, why ex-liabour politicians tend to be remarkably well-off at the end of their tenures)…

Last edited 9 months ago by Komata
Hooker Phil
9 months ago

Did anybody see the Tonga v Kiwi’s Rugby League match yesterday at Eden Park. 39,900 there and 39,000 appeared to be all dressed in Red. Stadium looked quite unreal, such a sea of red.
Was wondering, would the gate been as big if ICE had been vetting the spectators.?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Hooker Phil
9 months ago

I have seen Tongan flags on cars all week

found out yesterday there was the Tongan game .

and the NZ rugby league chicks (is there such a thing) played the Aussie ones
That was on the same entry ticket
so the wominz can claim a 39,000 crowd

sneaky, huh ..

Dougal10
9 months ago

I think the time has come for every paper pusher in government employment to reapply for their jobs , giving a description on what they do and how it helps the nz economy.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Dougal10
9 months ago

...and how it helps the nz economy….

that would be like Bob Jones book on the attainments of the Third liebour Govt.
1972 to 1975
Kirk and Mouse

Blank inside
from. cover to cover

Noting NZ has become like the Australian economy (They have strong State unions)
the public servants used to; 60 years ago; have full job security and a decent pension. with Average pay..
expected to move cities to get promotion.

Now pay levels in Govt are very high.
That is sicko.

Even the US has kept public service (ahem) salaries low, but they often trade this off with a few years as a million a year lobbyist back to he people they just worked with
……and there influencith the policy of a dodgy State.

Hooker Phil
9 months ago

The Labour Party Manifesto

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0yv685L2JY

Ross12
Reply to  Hooker Phil
9 months ago

Not sure if it is real or not but I read yesterday the UK Govt. are looking at taxing assets of those who leave the UK. I have no idea how it would be done because if you are leaving then I would presume you would be selling up everything, unless you buy a house in Spain or some where else and you are able to make it your primary residence and the house back in the UK is treated as a “foreign asset” –I’m sure the accountants would find you a loop hole.

nasska
Reply to  Ross12
9 months ago

It’s tied up with the UK capital gains tax. Note that at this stage it is a “proposal” so they’re probably testing the waters.

#. “While expat status does not provide an exemption from 20% capital gains tax on the sale of UK property and land valued at £6,000 or more, it does on the sale of some other assets, such as shares in many companies.”

#. “The idea would be that if someone decides to leave the country and relocate to a low-tax jurisdiction they would have to pay tax on any asset ‘gains’, like shareholdings, that remained in the UK”.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/nov/01/rachel-reeves-considers-20-tax-on-assets-of-people-deciding-to-leave-uk

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Rachael from accounts, the current Chancellor of the Exchequer will reveal in her budget on 26 November how she is funding the 20billion pound hole she has dug the UK into. The IMF is tetchy about lending them any more. They are in the 💩

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Ross12
9 months ago

UK Govt copying Governor NewSCUM of Calipornia and look at how that turned out exodus of Mega corporation like Space X, X Faceshit including the inventive wealthly leaving the citizens who foolishly relected NewSCUM after the recall refernedum but thats democracy vote for shit get shit so don’t complain about the stench. Wellington NZ and Dr Doo little a match made in hell.

Colinxy
Colinxy
9 months ago

Here you go Nasska: Te Papahurihia

https://nominister.wordpress.com/2025/11/03/te-papahurihia-the-fiery-prophet-of-maori-millenarianism/

Probably nothing there you didn’t already know though.

nasska
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

Thank you. A well researched & informative article. Te Papahurihia was, like all spiritual leaders, a fraud who provided a marketable filler for the Godhole* in his simple followers. Still, he understood the market & provided the product.

There are very few differences between cults & religions except that the latter tend to own more real estate.

  • “The idea of a “God-shaped hole” in the human heart, a terrifying. bottomless abyss opening up inside us which we would do. anything to fill, is a famous modern metaphor for the yearning in. the human soul which drives us on our spiritual quest.”
Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

There probably needs to be a better euphemism than godhole. Communism is both a cult and a religion, yet it lacks a positive deity (except, perhaps History the Great Judge).

(It has a negative deity-the demiurge in all it secret forms like patriarchy, cis heteronormative, the original bourgeoisie, etc.)

And Atheism-Plus is an excellent example of a recent godless cult (which admittedly was Marxist, but…)

nasska
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

Atheism is neither positive or negative. It’s simply the lack of belief in the supernatural.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

It also doesn’t prevent it from becoming religious or culty.

nasska
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

To take that concept to its logical conclusion adherents would be worshipping what doesn’t exist. Just like Xtianity, Islam & 4000 odd religions do right now.

That would take gullibility to a whole new level.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Not all cults are religious.

I like the late Mike Rinder’s definition between a cult and a religion; the gist of it being how easy it is to leave.

nasska
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

Read ‘Daughter of Gloriavale’ by Lilia Tarawa or ‘Unveiled: A Story of Surviving Gloriavale’ by Theophila Pratt The chains are not always physical but they are real. All religious institutions need a critical mass to survive & retention is cheaper/easier than recruitment.

The only real constant is the control exerted by the freaks who run religious organisations.

Last edited 9 months ago by nasska
Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Gloriavale is on my to do list. Admittedly, I haven’t even started it yet, but I intend to cover that cult (and religion).

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

Some you are only allowed to leave permanently like Jim Jones.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

True, some cults will try and put you in a pine box should you try and leave.

Typically, that doesn’t work in the West…yet. Most cults in the West operate by shunning, harassment, seizure/denial of assets or “sin” (your “sins” will be revealed).

Shunning is where you’re denied access to friends and especially family.

Most of all, they’ll shackle you not with physical chains, but mental ones.

Cancel culture is a modern form of cult control.

Viking
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

Some gangs in NZ work like that.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

Yes. In many ways, gangs are cults. The main difference between the two seems to be that gangs typically attract those with low intelligence as fodder. Cults usually attract those with a higher opinion of their mental faculties.

nasska
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

…..”Cults usually attract those with a higher opinion of their mental faculties.”….

Most cultists posses the mental acuity of a  a slowly-stewed stalk of rhubarb.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

I disagree. Most people who are highly placed within a cult are quite intelligent. It is a fallacy to assume they’re dimwits. Anyone is vulnerable to cults given the right circumstances.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

It’s been 3 years since Elon bought Twitter. He talks about the changes and the addition of Grokipedia.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6_VfR-CyuM
Elon Musk: 3 Years of X, OpenAI Lawsuit, Bill Gates, Grokipedia & The Future of Everything

All-In Podcast

(0:00) Disgraziad Corner: The most disgraceful things of the week!
(3:10) Elon on X’s new algorithm, why there has been so much Sydney Sweeney content lately
(11:35) Creating Grokipedia: Wikipedia’s failures, the future of information on the internet, confirmation bias …

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
rightoverlabour
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

Never new who Sydney Sweeney was until recently. Great dress.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  rightoverlabour
9 months ago

Who’s he ?

Sooty
Sooty
9 months ago

Did you know that the man formally known as Prince Andrew is/was the Colonel in Chief of the NZ Logistics Regiment! Haven’t heard of him been stripped of rank!

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Those Honorary ranks piss me off. I know all the Royals have done military service and they are entitled to the rank they have earned, but a lot of the honorary stuff is just crap. Andrew did serve and saw active duty in the Falklands.

nasska
9 months ago

Anyone here remember Red Adair? He owned a fire fighting company that pioneered an inspired technique to extinguishing burning oil wells by setting off a huge explosion directly above it. Counterintuitively, the explosion would use up all the available oxygen from around the burning well & the fire would go out.

Anyway. If I ever found Chris Luxon on fire, I think that would be the technique I’d use to extinguish him.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Yup, I think they use pure Nitro Glycerine for the job. With Nude nut, all you would need is the Nitric acid.

Komata
Komata
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

nasska

luxflakes ‘on fire’? Paint dries more quickly. (Just saying).

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Komata
9 months ago

He would have to be careful sitting on the fence and all,
He would get painted into a corner!

Viking
9 months ago

Te Pāti Māori president John Tamihere is suggesting two of the party’s MPs should resign as he accuses them of “greed, avarice and entitlement”.

In a social media post this afternoon, Tamihere names Te Tai Tokerau MP Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Te Tai Tonga MP Tākuta Ferris as seeking to challenge for the party’s leadership.
He urges them to do the “honourable thing”, which he likens to Hone Harawira’s 2011 split from the Māori Party.

“I guarantee Kapa-Kingi and Ferris will not do the same thing because their conduct is not based on mana, is not based on integrity and honesty or on principle. Their conduct is based on greed, avarice and entitlement.”

Kapa-Kingi told the Herald in a statement she was “not going anywhere”, saying that was a matter for Te Tai Tokerau voters.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/te-pati-maori-electorate-branch-launches-petition-urging-president-john-tamihere-to-resign/3DXD7KECJRBF3GJCQJ5K635BIE/

That would be the piss pot calling the shitter white.

Last edited 9 months ago by Viking
nasska
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

Kapa-Kingi will be acutely aware that her standing & personal mana gave her the Te Tai Tokerau seat. The Maori Party came a distant second to Labour in the 2023 battle for party votes, more than could be expected by vote splitting. (7690 vs 12653)

Viking
9 months ago

Teenagers may be pushed into unsafe or abusive living situations, and some may even be incentivised to have children, under the Government’s plans to means-test benefits for 18- and 19-year-olds based on their parents’ income, officials warned.
The warnings came from the Ministry of Social Development in a regulatory impact statement released on Monday.
In it, officials urged Social Development Minister Louise Upston to provide more training and education for out-of-work teenagers, instead of cutting their access to benefits.

It could created a risk that young people may deliberately become pregnant or start a family to secure welfare payments: “It is possible that some young people may be incentivised to have children to maintain access to income support as the proposed eligibility changes do not apply to a young person with a dependent child/ren,” they wrote.

Great, we need more children.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/politics/360873852/officials-warned-welfare-policy-may-encourage-teen-pregnancies

No prizes for guessing who wrote this garbage.

nasska
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

….”may even be incentivised to have children”……

Intending baby factories don’t cruise onto the DPB as they used to. From 16 to 19 their entitlement is limited to the “Young Parent Payment”. They get pushed to continue school, training or work-based learning.

But the kicker is:

#. “In most cases, your rent and bills will be taken from the total and paid for you, and you will get an allowance of up to $50 paid into your bank account.”

#. “Any money left after this will be put on a payment card you can use to buy food, groceries and essentials like stationery for school or baby clothes.”

https://www.youthservice.govt.nz/payments/young-parent-payment

FJA
FJA
9 months ago

Employees at a government department have just been sent an email stating that from next year all policy agencies will have to adopt the Te Puni Kokiri framework with guidance from them to assess policy against “Treaty Principles”.

Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet also provided guidance.

Which tells you that Luxon is fully on board the brown supremacist train.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Probably don’t know. Shane Jones essentially said at one point that he’s not all-seeing and all-knowing.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Luxon is an Ardern clone.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNFAjZ8JEPc
New polling drops bad news for Democrats as NBC host HUMILIATES newsom

DeVory Darkins

Newsom states people hate lying politicians as he does just that.

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
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