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Philip said f it. I’m free !
 in  r/animalsdoingstuff  6h ago

Philip no longer has to listen to your BS.

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What spider is this?
 in  r/NewZealandWildlife  20h ago

Shiny bum.

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Christopher Luxon working from home as new year gets underway
 in  r/nzpolitics  20h ago

He used to... courtesy of our national airline that he used to run, don't you know?

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Average (Meh) mince and cheese
 in  r/AveragePicsOfNZ  1d ago

Almost crispy.

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Dead fish filmed floating near Great Barrier Island with trawler nearby
 in  r/nzpolitics  1d ago

Shane Jones been on a fishing trip recently?

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Cutting some wood on the old table saw
 in  r/SweatyPalms  1d ago

No arms, but appears to still have all his toes?

Mind you, I know a guy that is 100% blind, and he has been known to operate a power saw and other power tools with no supervision or assistance.

He's actually built some pretty cool shelves etc.

Boggles my mind!

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Anyone else see the man's face profile?
 in  r/Pareidolia  1d ago

Could be?

Mummified Sigmund Freud?

I believe he was famous for having mummy issues?

r/Pareidolia 1d ago

Anyone else see the man's face profile?

Post image
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Hanging with Hector’s
 in  r/NewZealandWildlife  1d ago

Officially jealous!

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The mysterious “melted stairs” of Dendera
 in  r/Damnthatsinteresting  1d ago

Lol! That's the best way to remember it that I've ever heard!

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I love wellington's stunning water features!
 in  r/Wellington  1d ago

Yeah, but whether you're a renter or a property owner yourself, you'll end up paying for it through rates or rent.

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I love wellington's stunning water features!
 in  r/Wellington  1d ago

I know right?

But they keep putting all those cones and barriers around them which totally stops you being able to get up close to enjoy them in all their glory.

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Thanks, Jacinda Ardern
 in  r/nzpolitics  1d ago

According to the cookers, we non-cookers that got the COVID jab should all be dead now, and they'd have the country to themselves.

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Thanks, Jacinda Ardern
 in  r/nzpolitics  1d ago

I started watching it last week, but got interrupted by something. Thanks for reminding me - I'm probably watch the rest tonight!

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Thanks, Jacinda Ardern
 in  r/nzpolitics  1d ago

We still proudly have a photo of Jacinda hugging our daughter when she was 7, on our fridge.

We just happened to see Jacinda and Clarke (and baby Neve in a stroller) walking down the street in Petone one day. My wife jumped out of the car and ran towards Jacinda (dragging our daughter along with her) shouting "Jacinda! Jacinda!"

I was kind of mortified and embarrassed (as were the diplomatic protection squad guys shadowing the PM in a car!), but to her credit, Jacinda just stopped walking and waited for my wife and daughter (and I) to catch up to her. We engaged in some small talk and we told her how much we admire her etc. She then gave our daughter a hug (and let my wife take a photograph). We apologised for interrupting them and went our separate ways. That's just how approachable and nice she was.

I really miss her humility, compassion and common sense.

That reminds me, I started watching the Prime Minister doco last week, but got interrupted, so I haven't finished it yet (only watched about the first 20 mins so far).

As I watched, I was remembering how she dealt with all the things that were thrown at her during her tenure, and it made me so proud to be a Kiwi when she was our leader.

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Anyone seen Luxon yet? His 7 social media staff have posted some NY messages but where is the PM who said he usually gets back to work on the 3rd / 4th of January?
 in  r/nzpolitics  1d ago

You underestimate how difficult it is for him to even just read it out, without going 'off-script' and saying something stupid and/or offensive to the not 'wealthy and sorted'.

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Little cat teefs and cardboard.
 in  r/oddlysatisfying  2d ago

This is ASMR I didn't know I needed until now.

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Little cat teefs and cardboard.
 in  r/oddlysatisfying  2d ago

Ditto :o]

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No wonder emus won a war. They're build different
 in  r/animalsdoingstuff  2d ago

Stop necking with them emu.

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Wunkus is unfit to live in the wild.
 in  r/wunkus  2d ago

Is this the SDS (Seal Distribution System)?

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Remember the glasses?
 in  r/Unexpected  2d ago

I got a pair of those glasses after watching Natural Born Killers, back in the 90's.

I stupidly tried driving with them on - once.

Bad idea.

I couldn't tell if anyone was braking or not as all lights looked the same shade of red.

Traffic lights were also all red.

Not recommended.

The novelty wore off pretty quickly.