The first regular weekly video by @loadingreadyrun.com, "A Brief History of Lame," released on 2003-10-24. The last, "The LoadingReadyRumble 2," released on 2014-12-30. Today in Canada it is 2026-03-07, and that is as far (4,085 days) from Rumble 2 as Rumble 2 was from A Brief History.
"Submission created with AI assistance." Ah, that won't have helped.
Today in #JSCEM nonsense (the second deadline has passed and they're now sifting through the further submissions): Submission 308 claims that preferential voting is actually first-past-the-post, then complains that surplus votes or votes for losers are wasted. Incorrect on both counts. #auspol
...got a paper towel or two handy?
Hey, populism is a proven strategy! ...In non-compulsory first-past-the-post elections.
With Franklin taking in Brighton, you will now be able to reach all five electorates in a day by way of the intercity bus service.
oh no it's harder than that: when a plurality of voters in each state that would have their representation reduced agree, i.e. even later than never
fortunately this came out before i sent off my supplementary submission, because now a strongly worded note is getting chucked in there
oh ffs. "ah yeah let's just handball it off to the next lot." staggeringly shortsighted.
throwing together a supplemental #JSCEM submission based on what i've seen so far, and realising that while on the face of it i don't oppose a proportional voting system in the lower house, generically, there may not be a SPECIFIC system that could actually satisfy me. standards too high. :( #auspol
filed under "things impossible to bring up on the discord server even with context"
what, you never had a chees-eh soofle before?
in a comic with this title
and this title *treatment*
these two seeing each other again?
chance in a million
*swaps around rss feeds* excellent
Jennifer Game, Sarah's mother, is the reply from the ECSA helpdesk.
It's none of those, I've just confirmed with ECSA, it's her mother, Jennifer.
The Party was cancelled due to strong winds, but Dutch-born Yves Geradts pressed on, and now anyone can enjoy this monument to Tasmania's most photogenic seal... As long as it stays in one piece.
Originally intended for the Bellerive Beach Party, this sculpture was built in nine hours on Saturday from some three tonnes of quarry sand.
"Sand Seal, Delivered"
A sand sculpture of Neil the Seal, at the stadium end of Bellerive Beach 🧵
gist.github.com/Tantusar/5b4...
it is impossible to give new zealand a coastline
![The author's submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters' inquiry into the conduct of the 2025 [Australian] federal election and other matters, printed out and stuck in a display book](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:kwsbidqopdkq5ait4khzhr35/bafkreiezncimfqyjs5evdo4sdpyfnheese5rvqfbiijeso63k77zk5uytu)
The author's submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters' inquiry into the conduct of the 2025 [Australian] federal election and other matters, printed out and stuck in a display book
sometimes you have to print something out and stick it in a display book to make it feel real and important and something to be proud of #JSCEM
"i am sorry i made you look so close at the lead i was trying to turn into gold"
The time has come, I have revamped my one-page personal website: tantusar.au
pop toots
Just found out the Tasmanian Electoral Commission is moving from the TasWater building to North Hobart in one of the former Procreate buildings. (~15min walk from the Elizabeth St mall.) Fantastic news, love having less reasons to go all the way up to Moonah. #politas
many khrambob
"what if approval voting but more complicated and worse" is a hell of a pitch
